So I am assuming now--I am speculating, like everybody else--that Mr. Sorrels probably could have said, "Well, let her think she has protection," because Mr. Mike Howard had to come back in front of me, to his superior, and say, "That is no good. She might want to go some place, so we have to be here. I want to know what to do." And then I got protection. Now, isn't that peculiar--that I am a witness, with important papers, and supposed to be under surveillance, and I am not getting protection? I would like to know the answer to these things. And Mr. Rankin himself called Mr. Sorrels. Mr. RANKIN. I talked to Mr. Kelley. Mrs. OSWALD. I am sorry--but I knew you had placed a call, because Mr. Sorrels called me and said you had placed a call. So why didn't I have complete protection? There is a lot of "why's." There are a lot of "why's" that have to be answered. Now, the man last night that met me at the airport--there were two Secret Service men. One of the NBC men, I think it is--I am not quite sure--was at the station. He asked me questions, and he knows about all of this, because he was in Fort Worth, Tex. I would know his name if you would say it. Dave Benoski, I believe it is. But he asked me a question. He said, "Mrs. Oswald, have you seen your daughter-in-law?" I said, "No, I have not seen my daughter-in-law since Thanksgiving Day." "Well, is it the Secret Service who have kept you from seeing your daughter-in-law?" And I said, "Yes, it is the Secret Service who has kept me from seeing my daughter-in-law." Which, to me, is a fact. So in the car, with your two Secret Service agents, one was Mr. Brown and one was--I am very bad about names--he said, "Mrs. Oswald, what makes you want to blame the Secret Service? The time to have blamed the Secret Service was when it happened." And I said, "I did blame the Secret Service when it happened. I made a report in Fort Worth, Tex., about that." And I said, "The question was asked me." I answered him truthfully, "Yes, that the Secret Service have kept me from my daughter-in-law." So he said, "Well, has it occurred to you that your daughter-in-law doesn't want to see you?" And I said, "She made the statement in Washington, the first time I have known of that, from my daughter-in-law's lips, that she did not want to see me." And Mr. Sorrels never told me. Now, again, I don't believe this Secret Service man had the right to quiz me like he did. I was very upset. Mr. Doyle can verify the fact. When he came to the hotel I was on the verge of tears, because of this quizzing. The point I want to make--he said, "Isn't it true that you have had complete protection by the Secret Service for the last 2 weeks, ever since the testifying began?" I said, "No, sir; it is not true." Now, where does he get the idea I have been under surveillance for 2 weeks? I don't understand these things. Mr. DOYLE. Tell them about the defection.