yet all your peers, the ceo of exxon, chevron, konica phillips, and shell, all pointed out your reckless behavior. later on, halliburton warns your company that the well could have a severe gas flow problem. were you aware of their warning? yes or no? >> i was not involved -- >> i do not want to hear this. i want to know, you in your position, has anyone on your staff brief you about halliburton warning your company that we could have a severe gas flow problem? were you ever notified or breathed? yes or no? >> no. >> so you are up at the top echelon. did you hear about the e-mails? >> later that day a bp official involved in the decision recognized the risk of proceeding with insufficient centralizes houers sitting "who cares. we will probably be fine" -- that was four days prior to the incident. >> i had no knowledge of it prior to the incident. >> in light of what your four peers have said dealing with safety, the precautions with the pressure test reading in dealing with halliburton, don't you think there is reckless behavior indication? if what i told you is true, do you think that b