Park sued Dunlevy for copyright infringement for using in Dunlevy's book some slightly disguised house plans on which Park held the copyright. Park is prepared to testify that he heard Dunlevy's executive assistant for copyright matters say that Dunlevy had obtained an advance copy of the plans from Park's office manager. Park's testimony is
admissible as reporting a statement of an employee of a party opponent. admissible as a statement of a co- conspirator. inadmissible, because it is hearsay not within any exception.  inadmissible, because there is no showing that the assistant was authorized to speak for Dunlevy. 
Question: Park sued Dunlevy for copyright infringement for using in Dunlevy's book some slightly disguised house plans on which Park held the copyright. Park is prepared to testify that he heard Dunlevy's executive assistant for copyright matters say that Dunlevy had obtained an advance copy of the plans from Park's office manager. Park's testimony is
A. admissible as reporting a statement of an employee of a party opponent.
B. admissible as a statement of a co- conspirator.
C. inadmissible, because it is hearsay not within any exception. 
D. inadmissible, because there is no showing that the assistant was authorized to speak for Dunlevy. 
Answer: