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counsel and exercise whatever constitutional rights, if
you want to.
We do not allow under our rules -- this is not
the forum fox you to give a statement or speech, unless
it is directly responsive to the question. That answer
that I heard coming out was not. That, in my opinion,
could easily constitute, if you continue and persist,
as to be an obstruction of these proceedings. And now
you are directed to respond to the question. If you
continue to take action which a judge at a later date
or this Commission may decide is obstructive, you will
be subjecting yourself to all kinds of other penalties
and remedies which I'm sure and your counsel do not want
to expose yourself to. So with that -- with my thoughts
in mind as I speak for the Commission and for Judge
Kaufman whom I have been in communication with, I would
ask that you respond to the question.
Counsel is certainly well informed as to how
to supply any information he wishes to supply. And you,
of course, are free to speak outside this courtroom and
outside this hearing and say whatever you want as an
American citizen, but in this courtroom, in this hearing,
you are to respond to the question.
MR. CLIMACO: Mr. Chairman, if you would have
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