You raised this issue with me before. I looked into it and saw whether there were reasonable grounds to start a.... I became convinced that on September 8, which was the issue and day in question....
I'm waiting for you—I'm talking to you—because we have to make sure that we both understand each other, that it concerned September 8.
On September 8, there was no way.... Mr. Boissonnault offered to give me all the information on September 8—of his conversations, telephone conversations, emails, whatever. We looked at all of that. There was absolutely no way there was contact between him and Mr. Anderson.
Now this new stuff has come up, which I was unaware of. I wrote to Mr. Boissonnault again yesterday. I said, “I'm concerned about September 6 and 7. I know that there was no communication on September 8, because you were in a cabinet lock-in and I have all the documents. Mr. Anderson's email suggests that he was in contact with you. Would you please provide me the same information for September 6 and 7 as you've done for September 8?”
When I get that, I will determine whether Mr. Anderson was using the name in vain or whether there were actually conversations.