I see no reason to think that Baehr's Congressional testimony exaggerated or distorted Galloway's words. Archival evidence that I did not cite in my published piece strongly suggests they met. And speaking as Galloway's biographer, the only person who has read virtually every letter he ever wrote, I am quite certain that Baehr's quotation is correct. Galloway was notorious for being blunt and to the point. I have also documented how his words and identity were distorted by polemicists in later years. But efforts to poke holes in Baehr's testimony have an equally polemical intent. - Alex Joffe