Lieutenant REVILL. Yes, sir; the officer---- Mr. HUBERT. At the Main Street exit? Lieutenant REVILL. Yes, sir; I did. Mr. HUBERT. He made no comment? Lieutenant REVILL. No, sir; he wouldn't discuss this. I asked him about Detective Harrison. The films showed that Ruby was standing at Harrison's shoulder. Mr. HUBERT. What did he say about that? Lieutenant REVILL. He became very upset. Mr. HUBERT. Did--describe how he was upset? Lieutenant REVILL. This is when he said--well, he got real angry at me and cussed me and told me---- Mr. HUBERT. Ruby did? Lieutenant REVILL. Oh, yes; told me I was a hatchet man and trying to get the man's job. Mr. HUBERT. When he said you were trying to get the man's job, that is Harrison's job? Lieutenant REVILL. He meant Harrison's job, so, what I did, was later got it approved to put Harrison on the polygraph to determine if he had seen Ruby prior to the shooting and if he had talked to Ruby. Well, the polygraph examination showed that Harrison had no knowledge of Ruby being present. Mr. HUBERT. Did you interview Harrison, too? Lieutenant REVILL. Yes; I did. Showed him the film. Mr. HUBERT. Did you sort of put him through any cross examination? Lieutenant REVILL. Yes, sir. Mr. HUBERT. What is your opinion of his veracity? Do you think he is telling the truth? Lieutenant REVILL. If you believe a polygraph examination; he is. Mr. HUBERT. I was interested in your impression. Lieutenant REVILL. Yes, sir; and if this is being recorded, then I'd rather not state an opinion as to his truth and veracity. Mr. HUBERT. I understand. Did you mention on that first occasion any other names to Ruby? I think you have mentioned already, Vaughn and---- Lieutenant REVILL. I mentioned the officers who were in the positions to have seen Ruby. Mr. HUBERT. Did you mention to him the name of Daniels, ex-police officer? Lieutenant REVILL. I may have. I might have asked him if he knew Daniels. Mr. HUBERT. But, in any case, that is all of your questions. He refused to discuss and at this time he--his lawyer wasn't present? Lieutenant REVILL. On the second interview, which would have occurred on December the---- Mr. HUBERT. Before you leave that, I want to get a little bit more information concerning this, I think you said, "Fit of anger," when he cursed you and told you you were a hatchet man. Lieutenant REVILL. What upset him---- Mr. HUBERT. Did he say any other things? Lieutenant REVILL. What upset him was that I was involved in this thing. When I walked in he said something to the effect, "Well, the Intelligence people are involved in it now. They think I am a Communist." I don't know what gave him that idea, but I have known Jack Ruby since 1953. I have never been a friend with him. I knew him enough to talk to him. Lieutenant Cornwall took the position of being his friend, and I was the foe, and that is the way we conducted our interview. We were unable to get any information from him.