Mr. Fowler. And at that time I advised you that the Warren Commission people were here at your request to give you a polygraph test?
Mr. Ruby. Yes.
Mr. Fowler. I also showed you a letter from Mr. Gordon Shanklin of the FBI here in Dallas, that he had received requests that were submitted to him by Mr. Sol Dann, who is the legal advisor to your family?
Mr. Ruby. Right.
Mr. Fowler. And that certain requests were made there, No. 1, that the tests would be given in the presence of Dr. Tanay, with no outsiders present, with particular reference to anyone from the district attorney’s office or the sheriff’s office, and further, that it would have to be assured that the results of the tests would be held confidential by the Commission, and that under no circumstances made available to the district attorney or the press. Further, that written authority for such examination be obtained from Mr. Earl Ruby. Now, I have explained this to you, have I not?
Mr. Ruby. Yes; can I change that now?
Mr. Fowler. Well, let me go on further, Jack, and as your attorney of record, at that time I advised that you not take nor submit to this polygraph test.
Mr. Ruby. Yes.
Mr. Fowler. And at this time, as your attorney of record, I advise you in the presence of these gentlemen and Commission, these people representing the Commission, that you will be doing so against the advice of your counsel.
Mr. Ruby. Right.