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. >> guest: >> host: i had the same encounter with helen thomas the correspondent for years and years and she once asked me if it ever appropriate for the press secretary to why or do you always have to tell the truth and i said yes but sometimes you have to tell the truth slowly. i got in trouble for saying that but i was thinking if you know there's going to be an attack, that was literally the question we were going to have an attack on osama bin laden. you knew it was going to happen but you couldn't tell the press we are going to go to war later on today that you couldn't say that. you have to let them figure out what you could stumble around and keep people and that's the truth even if you are not going to be completely forthcoming with what you actually knew. and it's a challenge sometimes to be in the position of doing things that you can't really s say. it is difficult. but walk us through the book a little bit. you have some fascinating chapters you talk about that you were able to cover and they were part of at the white house, but i want to give you a chance to kind of unp

. >> i've had the same encounter was with helen thomas who is the upi white house correspondents there for years and years purge she once asked me is it ever appropriate for the press secretary to lie? do you always have to tell the truth. so i said yes you always have to tell the truth and sometimes you have to tell the truth slowly. i got in huge trouble for saying that. i was thinking like if you know there's going to be an attack, in fact it literally was the question. were going to have an attack on the sama bin laden. you knew that was going to happen. you couldn't tell the press oh yeah by the way you all need to kinda hang around here today or going to go to war later today. but you could not say that. you cannot had to kind of figure out how what you could sort of stumble around and keep people aimed at the truth, even if you are not going to be able to be completely forthcoming with what you actually knew. that's a real challenge sometimes to be in that position of knowing things that you can't really say. on the other hand you can't live. very, very difficult. smack johnny w

helen catt in downing street. first, let's hearfrom john mcmanus, who is outside st thomas' hospital in central london where the prime close to the pm that there has been no change overnight. though sources say that the prime minister's condition remains the same as it was when he was taken into intensive care. at seven o'clock last night, the prime minister was given oxygen and taken to the acu unit you are st thomas's, the government says as a precaution so that he could be near to ventilators if he needed them. that is not the case at the moment, they say for if it were, it would mean his condition had deteriorated, he was unable to breathe on his own and he would be sedated as he was linked up he would be sedated as he was linked up to he would be sedated as he was linked uptoa he would be sedated as he was linked up to a ventilator, but the government says... no comment at the moment, but those sources seem to indicate that nothing has changed. we are waiting for an update from downing street at some point this morning, but we do know that the specialists in the acu unit will be taking care of mrjohnson by makin

helen catt is in downing street. we have had an update in the last few minutes? an official update on the state of the prime minister was mike health by his medical team at st thomaspital. they say he remains clinically stable. he is responding to treatment, and he continues to be cared for in the intensive care unit. he has not been ona intensive care unit. he has not been on a ventilator, and he remains in good spirits. number ten also confirmed that he is not working. he has been in intensive care, so it is still dominic raab was deputising here for him as the work of government goes on and they have some important things to get done, for example, reaching that target of 100,000 tests a day by the end of this month. we have more news on that in the last few minutes. for 20,000 nhs staff and their families have been tested and there are 13 drive—through testing sites across the uk. a bit more on that question of whether lockdown restrictions would be lifted. the government is expected to review the restrictions next week, but it is not expected to change them unnecessarily, and the focus number ten said is on relentlessly stopping the transmission of this diseas

helen kat using downing street. but first let's speak to sangita myska who's outside st thomas hospital.'t have anything do in terms of information right now, but i suppose that one of the things we have been getting our heads around in the last few hours is how long it does take patients to recover after they have been in intensive care. yes, you have hit a point. the debate that has been raging this morning over when the prime minister will be discharged and after that, when he may be ready to get back to work. it might be useful at this point for me to take you back a little bit with a timeline of how the pi minister ended up here. it was more than ten days ago that he started displaying symptoms of coronavirus and on sunday, news broke that he still had this persistent temperature. at that point, he was advised to admit himself here to st thomas' hospital. it was chosen because it was a most convenient and also because it is a centre of excellence. it was then on sunday evening that he was admitted here. on monday night, he was then moved into the intensive care unit and then on tues

helen, what do we know about the prime minister's condition? he was released yesterday, discharged from st thomas where he had spent a week. initially he was admitted for what we were told was a precaution and to have more test but then over the week his condition worsened and he ended up in intensive care. yesterday he released a message on twitter, a video message, talking about his experience saying the nhs had saved his life, no question. we got a bit ofa his life, no question. we got a bit of a sense about what stage he got to. he said at one point things could have gone either way and he paid particular tribute to two nurses. jenny mcgee from new zealand and luis from portugal who he said stayed by his bed all through the night to make the right interventions to help him pull through. he will be recuperating at checkers, that a minister‘s country residence in bucks. —— chequers. we had a sombre reminder that while the premise to may have been lucky, many thousands have not with the death toll now surpassing 10,000 people. it will be a big job still for dominic raab who is deputising for the