Good example is the accusation this week... last week of, you know, a bribe to Channel 7 with the... with the reduction in the TV license fees. The word bribe appears, it gets the headline, it creates all the atmosphere. Next day he doesn't actually repeat that; he just says it doesn't look good, let's go on. And he's played that role out. JOHN HEWSON (13 March 1993): Finally, I want to thank those who voted for us; they shared our dream. LIZ JACKSON: After Dr Hewson lost the unlosable election, Hewson and Abbott parted ways. Tony Abbott took a job as the Executive Director of Australians for Constitutional Monarchy. JOHN HEWSON: Well, I was pleased he did because I encouraged him to do it. I think I had a big role in Tony taking that job; I did. LIZ JACKSON: And what did you say to encourage him to do that? JOHN HOWARD: Well, I told him a couple of things. I said 'mate, you're a believer in this cause. There aren't too many people who've got the guts at the moment to put their hands up for it' because it was pretty unfashionable with the media. And at that time the polls seemed to be going heavily against the status quo. And I said 'on top of that Tony, it will bring you into contact with a lot of people who are active Liberals and that won't do your future aspirations any harm'. Malcolm Turnbull, seeing as you