So from your impression, the mistake was who did it and not what was in the letter. Is that correct? The mistake he talks about in his testimony is that you did it, not the content of the letter.
Going back to whether there was much joy in Mudville, we had all these employees there who thought they were going to move, and you were minister, and suddenly somebody says “Great, fellows, now we don't have to get up and move across the street to this other building that we don't appreciate.”
Was there great joy in the department? Did they appreciate what you did as a minister in keeping them where they were, which was where they wanted to be? What was your impression of the decision that was made?