- [Narrator] So what type of drugs were involved exactly?

- Okay, so coke, but we only had a couple of grams between us.

- Oh ,Portion control.That's good.

- And then we had the tea to take the edge off, and that was made from the fentanyl patches.

And then I think Georgia took a couple of benzos, but they were hers.

- All right, just to stop you there, Eli, I don't think it's sensible right now to start dividing responsibilities.

- Well the police are gonna ask her.

- Sure, sure, so we have a scenario where Georgia supplied some of the drugs.

- No I didn't say she's supplied.

They were hers.

- And I suppose the point is whether anything has really come up.

- I can't, The fentanyl, all the class A, stuff I'm going to hold it out.

Right?

- So what I'm saying here is that we need to manage this very carefully.

Thinking about the longterm.

- On what?on Georgia,or on dad's career?

- Everything.

- There is no long term for Georgia.

She's bloody brain dead.

Now, thanks to your utter stupidity.

- all right.

Getting back to the practicalities of an inquiry.

- I can't take part in this conversation.

- I think you're absolutely right ,Prime minister.

You've had a lot on your plate.

So why don't you leave this direction to me to discuss with Ellie.

You're okay to leave it with us, to sort out what's best for Ellie.

- I have to make a final decision on those transformers.

- You have to say that Georgia provided all the drugs.

- No way.

- It's not going to affect her.

- It will affect her family and it's not true.

- Do you want to spend three years in prison?

You testified about one thing.

Her life is effectively over.

You do still have some control over yours though.