Mr. Brian Purcell:

The conversation I had with him largely involved him setting out his own views. He said that he thought what had happened was wrong. He felt it was in breach of his constitutional rights that someone should tape a private conversation and then make it - whatever - if he did. I think he also said to me he thought it was unlikely that he would say anything like that. I told him that if he did not make those comments, he should say so. That was it.