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WFO 97-2204 3 At this meeting, agreement of Billy's commission was made in principle, but no contract between Billy and Charter was signed. One or two phone calls followed, but no oil was ever delivered. Charter wrote Billy outlining the proposed contract of from 5 to 55 cents per barrel of oil "ona sliding scale" if the oil were "lifted." Six or eight phone calls later, "I became disenchanted." Asked in the interview what he told Nasif about Billy's ability to produce oil above and beyond current supplies at that time ld them BIS (Charter) : i ° y is “credit e, evable” and a "smar y." Asked at this point in the interview what his personal financial expectations were, he said he anticipated being compensated financially over and above his regular retainer fee if Billy got Charter an oil increase over and above what they were already getting. In late June, 1979, he specifically recalls Billy Carter telling him: "Hell, I think the Libyans know I don't have any influence with the White House.” Billy never told him about his having received any money from the Libyans, and "I never considered him as representing an (foreign) oil producing country.