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~0929104. TXT Q. Well, | just want to know -- | don't want you to -- | want to know what's in your mind? AIl right? MR. LEOPOLD: She just told you. She just answered -- MR. TEIN: Be quiet. BY MR. TEIN:
Q. What | want to know is what you know from your personal knowledge. My opinion question to you is: What knowledge do you have about family members of yours speaking to reporters?
MR. LEOPOLD: Objection. Asked and answered.
And if you can't talk professionally, we're going to leave.
MR. TEIN: Do what you want to do.
MR. LEOPOLD: Are you going to continue to talk this way?
MR. TEIN: I'm not going to answer any question that you ask me, Mr. Leopold.
MR. LEOPOLD: Okay.
MR. TEIN: But you are misrepresenting the
86 record and you are grandstanding for your client and it's wrong. So be quiet. And you know how to
make an objection. Make it. Otherwise stop
talking. BY MR. TEIN: Q. Saige --
MR. LEOPOLD: €&xcuse me. MR TEIN: If you want to leave the Page 73
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