Senior advisors criticize the prime minister in leaked messages, expressing exhaustion and despair with his behavior.
Asked by the Inquiry what this bizarre comment meant, Cain explained it was a reference to the film Jaws, where a killer shark unleashes chaos and attacks people on beaches.
“I think he had a routine from previously in his career where he would use that as a joke from one of his sort of ‘after dinner’ speeches.“He sort of said, you know there’s more harm coming. The mayor was right all along, to keep the beaches open, because it would have caused long term harm to the community. So it’s a sort of reference to that.”The screenshot shows further criticism of the prime minister from two of his most senior advisors.
“Were you just agreeing with him ? Because he was your friend? Or did you actually mean that you were exhausted with the prime minister, and that you were despairing?”Cain responded: “Anyone that’s worked with the prime minister for a period of time will become exhausted with him.
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