restroom, get something to drink. that's when you have your second phase, the actual testing phase. you review every question you're going to ask on the polygraph test with the person taking the exam. so dr. ford knew every question. she was clear with the questions that i was going to ask. specifically about this event. is any part of your statement false? and did she make up any part of her statement? you conduct the exam. then the third phase is if someone does not pass a polygraph exam, it's the responsibility of the polygraph examiner to try to resolve that either with an interviewer and an interrogation. so it's a pretty formal process. everything that the person taking the exam is aware of everything that's going on. >> so you asked her two questions, is that right? >> that's correct. >> what were those two questions? >> the questions were, well, to put this in context, anderson, prior to the exam, she and her attorney, dr. ford and her attorney, wrote out a statement about what happened the night of the assault. okay? i read that statement and i had dr. ford sign that in my