My name is Don Cook. I am a listener-candidate for the KPFT LSB. I wish  to  state the following for the record:

1.  I witnessed the exchange between Tucker Bradley and Ken Freeland on the evening of October 15 referenced in Mr. Freeland's complaint and  the
subsequent ruling of national elections supervisor Les Radke.

2. At times Ken stood very closely to Ms. Bradley, in front of her and  spoke  intensely to her about an agreement he appeared to think he had with Ms. Bradley regarding circumstances of a momentarily pending broad cast with three LSB candidates, including Ken, but I did not observe Ken Freeland  "leap" at Ms. Bradley.

3.  I do not know if Ms. Bradley moved in response to any movement on Mr. Freeland's part. I did not observe any physical contact between Mr. Freeland and Ms. Bradley, including Mr. Freeland's baseball cap.

4. I did not observe Ken deliberately spitting at Ms Bradley.  I do not know if any incidental spit might have come from Mr. Freeland towards Ms. Bradley.

5. I think that most observers would have concluded that Mr. Freeland was angry, and that anger was directed at Ms. Bradley, but I did not recall hearing Mr. Freeland shout "youshutup" to Ms. Bradley.  He did not seem  to  me to be about to lose control.

6.  I was not interviewed by National Elections Supervisor Les Radke prior to his October 19 ruling banning candidate Freeland from all campaign events run by the Local Elections Supervisor.

7.  I did respond to a query by KPFT General Manager Duane Bradley regarding the baseball cap question, and reported to him as above.

    signed, Don Cook
    date:  22 October 2006