. >> what's remarkable is how she ended up in the clutches of panorama with martin bashir, someone whortin bashir got to diana by approaching her brother and made allegations about how she was being spied on, he claimed, her car had been fitted with a tracking device, telephone lines were bugged. >> martin bashir came to her apartment, with what he called his anti-bugging team and went right over to a radio, and produced what he said was an electronic bug, a listening device. bashir even comments that the boys nanny was having an affair with prince charles. he convinced diana that a private secretary was includes with charles is secretary >> she had reason to believe that. she had been spied on before. a and ways in which bashir deceived her played right into her biggest fears. with the squidgy tapes, she had her private phone conversations recorded, and then leaked to the press, very much the thought, to damage her. >> we would have a joke about it, if there was a click on the line and i would say don't worry, ma'am, they are just changing the tapes. >> she's now in a place where she

kind of what they feared would happen when they saw the increase in threats after the search of martin bashird from the fbi director saying that all americans should be concerned about the threats of violence against members of his law enforcement. he sent out an e-mail to members of the fbi saying that their security is his top priority. also suggesting that they are changing their posture around some of these field offices. so that investigation continues as we speak. we know even as of earlier today, folks were at the site of that incident, of that standoff processing the scene a little bit more. we'll wait to learn more from both local and federal authorities. >> so we heard it there. the fbi was already worried. you this week were already reporting on this violent online rhetoric after the mar-a-lago search. that was before this incident in cincinnati. now we have this. what are you learning about the suspect's online profile? >> i want to make this clear. this was a guy who was very in the depths of the pro trump internet. not in the extremist neo-nazi, but the pro hfr trump internet. h

in a way, it was almost more puzzling and traumatic to them than diana's famous interview with martin bashirpect from diana these kind of news bombs and revealing of herself at the time. but in this case, i think they were like, why, why are they doing this, and i think that it actually -- i think there was a possibility for them to build a bridge with the family after they left. but the oprah interview seemed like a hand grenade into the house of windsor, they haven't really recovered from. >> it seemed to me there was a fundamental break with the business, model, if you will, of the royal family. as i understood it, if you're a member of the british royal family, you get enormous respect, dignity, world-wide publicity, acclaim, but you behave in a certain way, and you don't monetize the brand. that really is frowned upon. with harry, it seemed like he suddenly realized, wait a minute, why do i have to live off the scraps that charles gives me? i can do a netflix deal. >> right. in many ways, a lot of people i spoke to almost felt it was always going to happen that harry would leave. he jus

in ninety-five, when bbc journalist martin bashir was trying to persuade diana to give him an interviewand nanny roman, moreover, bashir even showed a document stating that tags was pregnant by the prince and had an abortion. only now, 27 years later, the bbc has admitted the certificate was a fake, which the journalist used to get scandalous revelations from the princess, the same fake was the bank statements that he showed diana that her inner circle, including her personal secretary, allegedly receives money for spying on her and leaking tabloids details of her personal life diana's patience snapped. and she agreed to tell in an interview everything about her unhappy life in the palace, including aluminum about suicide attempts. of course they're loyalty to charles that's when she said the famous phrase. we had three in this marriage, of course, she meant camila parker bowles, but as it turned out, the story with the nanny worried her no less in a letter to the half-barrel butler , the princess wrote that the current stage in my life is the most dangerous my husband is planning an ac