Mr. Ruby. Because—you’re ashamed to admit you haven’t been going regular—yet, you don’t want to come out with a blunt answer “No”—it makes you sort of an atheist, and I didn’t want to answer it that way, but I do go to the high holidays, but going regular and going to the high holidays are two different ways of going. People that go regular go every Friday night and pretty regular during the week, but my hours were entirely different. I mean—I’m trying to explain that to you.
Mr. Herndon. Yes; that’s what I want you to do. Go ahead, sir.
Mr. Ruby. I could say “Yes” and I would be lying to you saying “Yes”. Anyway, the last couple of years—the last year and a half or 2 years have been very tough to me businesswise and I’ve stayed pretty close, outside the high holidays.
Mr. Herndon. Did that question disturb you in any regard when I asked, “Did you go to the Dallas police station at any time on Friday——”
Mr. Ruby. Yes.
Mr. Herndon. “Before you went to the synagogue?” You did show some reaction, will you tell me that, sir?
Mr. Ruby. Because I knew that some man in the trial said I did come down there, and naturally, that came flashing into my mind.
Mr. Herndon. Was this some man at the trial?
Mr. Ruby. Yes.
Mr. Herndon. Did he testify?