"Not that I recall." Highlights of HP chief's responses to Congressional questions
As we mentioned this morning, Mark Hurd didn't give much of an answer to questions from the chairman of a Congressional panel investigating his company's spying scandal. Here's a more thorough compilation of highlights from Hurd's answers, taken from the Wall Street Journal's copy of the document.
- "I do not know exactly how long"
- "I did not attend the entire meeting"
- "I do not have any reason to believe"
- "I do not know"
- "I cannot say"
- "at some meeting someone mentioned"
- "I would like to make clear that I am not certain"
- "I do not specifically remember"
- "Not that I recall."
- "Not that I recall."
- "Not that I recall."
- "In retrospect, I wish that I had been more focused"
- "I do not remember the exact words used and do not recall any discussion"
- "Not that I recall."
- "Not that I recall."
- "I cannot provide any further explanation"
- "I did not have any specific understanding"
- "I did not give any further thought to the issue"
- "I cannot say"
- "I do not recall"
- "I did not think"
- Part 10, subpart (c): "I did not have an understanding one way or the other"
- "See answer to subpart (c)."
- "Not that I recall."
- "I am not aware"
- "I cannot say without speculating"
- "I do not recall"
- "Not that I recall."
- "I do not recall"
- "No."
- "I learned only after the conclusion"
- "I do not recall exactly when I learned that fact or how I learned it"
- "I do not remember asking how phone records for my HP-owned phone were obtained."
Earlier: HP's Hurd heard nothing, nothing! [Valleywag; photo by Getty Images]