And finally, there they were.

Thank you very much, David Cameron, pretty good to be with you.

My name is Lex Greensell.

Thank you for the opportunity to participate in this important hearing.

When financier Lex Greensell and former Prime Minister David Cameron

appeared before two House of Commons select committees recently

to answer questions, it was the first time either had spoken publicly about the affair.

His claim is that when he was lobbying for it at the soft pandemic,

you know, he really didn't know that it was in a pickle.

And that slightly trained creduity.

So what did we learn when the two men at the centre of a scandal

finally came out into the open?

You're listening to stories of our times and the times and the Sunday times.

I'm David Ronovich.

Today Cameron and the toxic banker part six, questions and answers.

Leaving more questions.

As listeners know, we at Stories of Our Times have been following the story

of the Greencill affair.

How an unknown banker dazzled the top civil servant was helicoptered into

Downing Street and got his big idea to help speed up payments to suppliers

supply chain finance commissioned by the government.

We heard how, with his company about to go bust last year,

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