Mr. Hubert. Was he a powerful man?
Mr. Senator. A powerful man?
Mr. Hubert. Yes.
Mr. Senator. I’ll tell you, I won’t want to get rapped by him.
Mr. Hubert. Have you ever heard of any of his episodes in which he tangled with people?
Mr. Senator. I have never had the pleasure—I can’t say pleasure. I have never really witnessed a battle with him. Now I have seen him poke a couple of people.
Mr. Hubert. You mean between him and other people.
Mr. Senator. Yes; I have seen him poke a couple people.
Mr. Hubert. Tell us about those, would you?
Mr. Senator. Take for instance in the club. All right, here is a man who is of a temperament you know, he is a temperament man. He has a temper. And I would probably say that he flies off, if you want to compare us, I am an angel when it comes to flying off compared to him, because he can go this fast, you know. I mean he can fly off pretty well. If somebody was hollering or out-of-line or pinch a girl which happens now and then while the girls are dancing he doesn’t like this.