I mean, it seems incredibly weird, I think, to a normal person that the most high-profile raid that Thames Valley Police, as far as I know, have ever done, the first raid on a member of the, a, a living member of the, uh, the royal family in over 400 years, [laughs] they've messed it up.

It, it, it seems incredible, and I'm not sure, I mean, we just don't know whether it's the police that have messed this up.

Um, my thinking is that it's probably more of a, a, an, an error.

Something's gone wrong, uh, from the judiciary side, from the, from the judge in court.

And it's probably unfair to blame that judge because we don't know what's gone on.

We weren't there in the courtroom.

We didn't hear what was said by the police.

Maybe this is more like internal comms to his brother and to the palace saying, "Guys, if you let this go all the way, I will go all the way too."