they've got you down as grant butler. i can't believe your name is grant butler.rrold. of course it's grant harrold. of course it's grant harrold. of course it's grant harrold. this is this is the deliberate error of the day in the autocue. the royal butler, grant butler. how about grant? harry grant, very nice to talk to you, grant. prince harry, there's no way prince william is going to apologise to his brother. shouldn't it be the other way round ? harry wrote the other way round? harry wrote the rude book. >> yeah. this is becoming very confusing, isn't it? because one minute we're hearing he's going to come back, then he's not going to come back. he wants apologies. i mean, i think i've said before a million times, the families have fallouts and there's always two sides to an argument. but is prince william going to make a public apology, as you said? what would that apology be for? i don't really understand why he'd make the apology. obviously harry is the one that's kind of done. the things that royals don't typically do. so you'd have thought it would be t

and for more reaction now i'm joined by the former royal butler grant.tonishing video. video. it's beautiful , it's video. it's beautiful, it's insightful, it's inclusive. tell me, what are your thoughts to it on it like as you were saying, very emotional. >> i mean, watching it, you're holding back the tears. >> and i'm sure all the other viewers , anyone watching that viewers, anyone watching that video, are going to feel the exact same way. and can i say also a sense of pride, you know , also a sense of pride, you know, feeling very proud of what you do in this video. can i also say this is as michael just said, this is as michael just said, this is as michael just said, this is very unusual. i mean, this is very unusual. i mean, this video is unlike anything we've seen before. and i think what's to me really important and lucky enough to have known william and catherine personally and know what they're like, this is very much a reflection of them because if i can say the late queen always said that duty became came before everything. obviously, as qu

joining me now, i'm thrilled to say is someone that actually knew her is former royal butler grant.d grant. thank you very much for joining harold grant. thank you very much forjoining me this much for joining me this afternoon, i don't know about you, but i've just been saying i cannot believe it is two years it has flown past. what does today mean to you? >> good afternoon , and thank you >> good afternoon, and thank you for having me on. you're right. i can't believe it . and she's. i can't believe it. and she's. you know, i'm lucky that i had the opportunity to know her, to work for to her, spend time with her and her family. the extraordinary thing about the queen is one of my otherjobs extraordinary thing about the queen is one of my other jobs at the moment is i travel around the moment is i travel around the world on different ships. talking about my time with her late majesty and other members of the royal family and the wonderful feedback i get from so many people is that people that never even met her felt a connection or were deeply upset when she passed and they said, y

joining me now to discuss this is former royal butler grant. harold grant, lovely to see you.n we talk to you about, you know, bad news stories about harry. but this is actually a genuinely lovely story . genuinely lovely story. >> well done. you're absolutely right. normally it's the kind of negative. well, this is interesting that this is, i think recently we actually spoke i'm sure we spoke about what harry might do going forward. and this is maybe the answer. maybe he has decided with his team that the best way to go forward as a non—member, a non—working member of the royal family, is to continue his mother's legacy and maybe focus on the charities, the work, which is exactly what this is that she was involved in, because a lot of her work, obviously, after she died, came to an end because, you know, with royals normally patronages , with royals normally patronages, charities get passed on because with a lot of what she was doing as, again, a nun, no longer a member of the royal family, was very personal. it was personal things to her, a bit like what her son has done. so

celebrating his birthday at his californian home with his wife meghan, and friends now former royal butler grant since. a little boy which seems like five minutes ago to me, joins us to talk about harry's birthday. and harry said, and where harry has been and where he's going. grant, thank you very much for joining us, now, forgive my ignorance, but i'm not entirely sure what harry actually does at the moment. so 40th birthday is a time for reflection, a time for looking forward. what does harry actually do ? harry actually do? >> thank you for having me on. very good question . i think a very good question. i think a lot of people ask the same question on a daily basis as a as a working member of the royal family, we knew what he did, but obviously now living in the states, it's a bit of an unknown. we're aware of what he has done something because obviously the documentaries, the book, but at the moment he's been very quiet, which is obviously a good thing as well. and of course there's been rumours recently, wasn't there, that he might be returning back to the uk, which obviously is not going

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butler, pennsylvania attempted assassination the u.s. secret service got a lot of heat for now not having a timeline. granted that was a shortly like days, if not weeks after that incident, but today, do you believe they're probably piecing together? they're the best kind of timeline possible to reveal publicly curious what they're going to try to do is reassure the public. >> and unlike what we saw with the incident in butler, pennsylvania, when local law enforcement had their first press briefing, the secret service was not there and that was a fatal flaw by them. why? because race now the secret service, along with their local and federal counterparts, need to reassure the general public one, the president since the former president is safe, they took the appropriate action. they had the right structure in place x the former president do you need to address to the extent that they can that there's no additional threats, right now the former president was shot at in a protected environment. they need to which are the public that there are no additional threats to the extent that they know that. now, if the

butler case with the shooshooters encrypted devices d applications. of course my belief is the fbi in these type of situations need to be granted access to the information to know if there's a greater threat against the protective ease of the united states secret service. we'll see where this goes. arthel: you made a very important point i want to go back to you are saying in terms of the investigation and interrogating the suspect, yes he has a right to an attorney. but moran dicing him is what i understand you to say is not the most imperative point at that point. they want to get as much information from this guy as quickly as they need to get it. and so therefore at this information is not admissible in court later it does not matter they need to know if this is a widespread threat or if the threat has been limited to a more narrow scope. quickset is right that is a risk approach based on the law enforcement professionals that are going to be in the room with this individual from the fbi, to local law enforcement and the secret service pray there are two ways to accomplish that. either you a asked the questions that you want answered without providi