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A Again, I'm happy to talk about the firm -- or the woman. This is a woman I never met. Q What were the terms of the NDA with ? A Again, I'm not sure I'm going to talk about an NDA, but I am going to say I never met her. Mr. Ashworth. Mr. Black, you stated just a moment ago that you would be willing to talk about the NDAs rela- -- these NDAs related to these cases. Now you're stating that you -- Mr. Black. I'm sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt you. Mr. Ashworth. Now you're stating that you are not going to talk about the substance of those NDAs. I would like some clarity with regards to your position with regards to NDAs, both these specific -- these two as well as any other NDAs that may be relevant to the committee's investigation. Mr. Black. Yeah. What I -- I may have misspoke. What I meant to say is I was willing to talk about these three women and those three cases, not so much the NDAs, which I think on advice of counsel -- Ms. Estrich. Mr. Black is simply not at liberty to talk about confidential terms and agreements where he has -- if he has an agreement that has confidential terms in it. Mr. Ashworth. It seems bizarre that he could talk about these women and the potential cases against him that, it's at least our understanding from what he's articulated and what you've articulated, that those are specifically related to these NDAs, and so yet he can't talk about these NDAs or the substance of these NDAs, but he can talk about the women. It certainly indicates and raises questions as to the completeness of his testimony with regards to not only these women but these cases as it relates to the committee's investigation.