were things that either did not ring true at the time and that you were concerned about or things in particular that in addition to what's in here you had independent research about that you could share with the committee in the context of our investigation. Is that a clear request?
MR. MUSE: Heather, may I make a suggestion?
MS. SAWYER: Sure.
MR. MUSE: Why don't we break for a few minutes so he can look at it, but here's a bigger problem and I don't mean this as criticism particularly with regard to the sensitivity as to time. The difficulty is in summary questions there's sometimes the problem that is created when you try to sort of do a wholesale commentary, particularly after it's been sort of more focused —
MS. SAWYER: I understand where you're going. So yeah. I don't want to put us in a position where —
MR. LEVY: Let's just take some time for the witness to review the document.
MS. SAWYER: Why don't you take a little bit of time.
MR. MUSE: In that spirit maybe you could
