Mr. Jenner. For your information, and Mr. Unger’s, Mr. Bringuier has been examined at very considerable length.
Mr. Oliver. Mr. whom?
Mr. Jenner. Mr. Bringuier.
Mr. Oliver. Yes. Did he confirm what he told me?
Mr. Jenner. Doctor, I will give you the pleasure of reading his testimony.
Mr. Oliver. Very good.
Mr. Jenner. A part of your statement, which I have already quoted, is that Oswald engaged in these activities “through the connivance of the Attorney General, Robert F. Kennedy.”
Upon what source did you rely or base this statement that I have just quoted?
Mr. Oliver. Primarily the failure to enforce a law of Congress which, incidentally, has been held constitutional, requiring members of the Communist Party to register and, also what seemed to me to be a very conspicuous absence of any other legal measures against the Communist Party or its auxiliaries.
Mr. Jenner. Would you have the record show, Mr. Reporter, that the witness is consulting with Mr. Unger. Do you wish to add anything now?