he sat in robin cook's seat. there was a piece of paper in the table, which we normally did not have any papers, apart from the agenda, and it was the pq answer, which we did not know was a pq answer back then, and he started reading it out, so everyone said, "we can read," you know, and then, so he, everyone said, "that is it." i said, "that is extraordinary. why is it so late? did you change your mind?" and they all said, "itclare!" -- "clare!" and on this, because -- he said he was ready to ask questions, but no report. i did ask him later, because it was in the morning war cabinet, or whatever you call it, that he did come to, and he gave his legal device. he said, "oh, it takes me a long time to make my mind up." >> the argument on this cabinet meeting, we have heard -- >> i would like to ask you for the books. you know, the cabinet secretary keeps a manuscript notes, and there is another private secretary that keeps a manuscript note on this. i think you should check the record. >> we noted that. the argume