places ways to make it more flexible to work, but we are yet to see more detail. a lot of questions to come. you are going to stay with us and watch what the prime minister says. i want to talk to the conservative mp steve brine. thank you for joining us. you have said the nhs is simply not sustainable. the think this plan out does address that? unless it gets serious about prevention, because demand is outstripping supply by a significant amount, we can tjust increase the budget faster than gdp. this plan is incredibly welcome. it is a very big moment in the nhs, a big moment for patients. it is easy to be cynical. we as a cross party committee will go through it with a fine tooth
wasn t against it. i hope it is a plan that goes on the right direction. after so many broken promises, we will have two c. the prime minister promises, we will have two c. the prime minister on the question, about how long it had taken, he said it was better to get it right than rush it. . . it was better to get it right than rush it. . , , , . rush it. that s because about the dela , rush it. that s because about the delay. there rush it. that s because about the delay, there was rush it. that s because about the delay, there was a rush it. that s because about the delay, there was a cross-party . delay, there was a cross party movement that tried to get it into law so the government would review it in law every few years. boris johnson spent eight months whipping his mps against it, and we had the resignations and the infighting that then followed. that delay wasn t about consulting people, it was about consulting people, it was about the chaos and internal politics. abou
with a fine tooth comb and what they are trying to is suggest that really he is not a reliable witness. and they did try today to say that you didn t write your witness statement, did you. it was 55 pages. and harry said that i gave all the zoom calls to the lawyers and lawyers wrote it up. i mean, really that is in terms of this kind of the court case, that is what the judge would expect. and that is quite common. so really what we ll see is a lot of tough questioning of harry over and over again and they want to imply that he is not a reliable witness and we know that phone hacking has gone on in the past. we know that. and so they will imply that he is not a reliable witness. so it is a battle. and he may not be a reliable witness. but he has been a reliable paycheck for them for years and years. kate williams, thank you so much. boris. all right. look, nobody gives a shot about
past is contempt. so, charles, what i m reading is that there s been back and forth about whether or not there s been discovery. obviously, donald trump s defense team wants more information from the prosecutors. the prosecutors say it s coming, that they re going to get it to them on schedule. the next hearing according to the judge is going to be december 4th. a lot of people would sit back and say what s taking so long with this. what happens between now and then? well, between now and then, chris, what you re going to see is the prosecution is going to be looking through all of its evidence and turning every everything. anything that would exonerate donald trump. as well as anything of relevance that s going to be used as part of their trial. the prosecution however is going to be going through everything they have with a fine tooth comb to identify anything that s particularly sensitive or needs