I hear you, sir, but whether you're answering is another question.
I want to put these facts to you. On September 4, the DPP, director of public prosecutions, tells SNC-Lavalin it's a done deal, that we're going to go forward with criminal prosecution. On September 17 the Prime Minister meets with Jody Wilson-Raybould; on September 5, Gerry Butts meets with Jody Wilson-Raybould at the Chateau Laurier, in each case about SNC-Lavalin.
If that final decision of the DPP was made on September 4, after the final decision, what properly could have been discussed with the Prime Minister or with Gerry Butts in these circumstances? How can we not reasonably infer that there was an attempt to politically interfere with her role as the independent Attorney General?