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The system is somehow working. yeah, i think it took- a while though, didn t it? and there was a lot - of obstacles along the way. i won t forget very readily some - of the responses at downing street, notjust borisjohnson in the chamber when confronted by mps, but also the stuff we were hearing from mps supportive of him and also downing street itself, the spokesman in there, dismissing the reporting, saying it wasn t true, - personal attacks on me, personal attacks on otherjournalists. - because it wasn tjust me, - obviously, there were lots of other journalists that broke stories. on this including at the bbc. and they tried really, - really hard to kind of dismiss it as trivial, to discredit it. and i think for me, that s - ultimately what boris johnson felt about it and probably still feels - about it, that he has been wronged, that this wasn t serious, - that he had this sort of sense of entitlement really that made him feel that he could do whatever- he wanted in downing st
A while though, didn t it? and there was a lot - of obstacles along the way. i won t forget very readily some - of the responses at downing street, notjust borisjohnson in the chamber when confronted by mps, but also the stuff we were hearing from mps supportive of him and also downing street itself, the spokesman in there, dismissing the reporting, saying it wasn t true, - personal attacks on me, personal attacks on otherjournalists. - because it wasn tjust me, obviously, there were lots| of other journalists that broke stories on this including at the bbc. - and they tried really, - really hard to kind of dismiss it as trivial, to discredit it. and i think for me, that s - ultimately what boris johnson felt about it and probably still feels - about it, that he has been wronged, that this wasn t serious, - that he had this sort of sense of entitlement really that made him feel that he could do whatever- he wanted in downing street, i and that he didn t have to follow the same rul