Mr. BRIAN. I will tell you one thing that I recall he called to my attention was 2:05 p.m., I believe, and I told him, I said I can't put that in there because I don't know what time it was, and I don't. I don't have any idea of what time it was, and he said, "Well, all right, leave that out," but I think the substance was probably the same in both reports. In fact, I am sure the substance was probably the same, because it was, the grammar was changed in some places, some spelling was changed, and some strikeovers were changed, and I think probably the second report was copied, that one was copied partially from the first one and then I made some changes. Representative FORD. While you were in the process of discussing this with Lieutenant Revill he didn't show you his report, Exhibit 709? Mr. BRIAN. I don't know whether he did or not. I don't believe that he did. I don't believe he did. Representative FORD. Had you seen it before? Mr. BRIAN. I have seen the report. Representative FORD. Did you see it before you typed this up? Mr. BRIAN. I don't recall seeing it. I may have, but I don't recall it. Now, he has got something in there that I don't have in mine, I know about him saying that Hosty knew that Oswald, I believe, was capable of assassinating the President, but I didn't hear Hosty say that. Representative FORD. When did you learn that that statement was in Revill's statement? Mr. BRIAN. Just to be truthful, I don't know. Mr. RANKIN. Did Lieutenant Revill ask you to include in your statement that Hosty had said that Oswald was known to be capable of being an assassin? Mr. BRIAN. No, sir; he asked me if I heard him say it and I told him no, but I don't believe he asked me to include that in the report. Mr. DULLES. You told him, no. Mr. RANKIN. When was that? Mr. BRIAN. Probably the day--now, this all happened in the course of a week's time and the conversations are hard to put on a day or time, I mean when you don't think--I didn't think all this was real important, and so I didn't try to backlog it to where--it was probably the day, probably about April 20, along in there. Mr. RANKIN. Before or after you wrote your report? Mr. BRIAN. In between the first report and the second report I imagine. Mr. RANKIN. I am not quite clear about how you happened to make this report in that I understood you to say that there were some newspaper accounts about it, and the lieutenant said, well, he had said what was true and something like that. Can you tell us what happened?