The prime minister adopted an almost fatherly tone as he talked about how disappointed he was about Wilson-Raybould's decision to resign, and the trouble it was causing him. His tone suggested Wilson-Raybould was being unfair, even irrational, and if she had concerns about any aspect of the SNC-Lavalin case, she had a legal responsibility to raise it months earlier.
Ultimately, Wilson-Raybould may not have a smoking gun that implicates the prime minister or his staff. Or she may lack the intestinal fortitude to bring down the Trudeau government.
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