king's speech" had churchill doing the opposite of what he actually did which is cravenly support edward viii actually in his marriage to wallace simpson. >> rose: cravenly supported him? >> yes. >> rose: i thought he advised him not to do it or at least ld him... help me with my history here. >> no, that's wrong. hang on as long as he possibly can. >> rose: i'm sorry. it wasn't about marrying ms. simpson it was about whether you should abdicate or not. >> yes, i beg your pardon. about whether he should abdicate. >> rose: but that was his sense of country, sense of monarchy. >> maybe, yes. >> rose: if it's not, what is it? >> it probably was... yes i think probably he was sort of appeared of what might come indeed, untried, untested. but i was... what we were saying was that churchill was very kind of... even when he contradicted himself between one year and the next he was absolutely adamant, he was not really... even though... what he was reflective and tortured about were elements of his own personality which threw him into black dog depression. >> rose: who was he tortured about, snow >>

king edward viii had a cousin as a best man. very often they do have brothers. s have done it. >> what is a supporter? what is the difference? >> it's just a terminology. i think he'll be wearing the uniform of the life guard. >> we're seeing pictures of william and harry last night outside of charns house. they'll be greeting the fans there. it's a lovely touch. >> it says a lot about them. >> i was broadcasting live. that is princess diana's brother, charles spencer. the uncle of prince william. last night, we were broadcasting live from just outside westminster abbey. we heard a roar. it was prince william. we couldn't believe it. earlier in the day, camilla, prince charles' wife, had done the same thing. they tried to extend the hand of friendship. it's about making this new monarchy, the new period of the monarchy much more accessible and modern. >> it's the diane that factor, really. the royals need to be touchable to stay in touch with the public. that's what diana did so well. they could aspire to her. she was one of the people. the people's princess. by