Latest / The Vault: The Epstein Files / No Title, No Honor, No Dignity: Andrew Is Stripped Of All Remaining Titles And Honors (Part 2) (5/22/26)
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- 0:00Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
- 0:02Epstein Chronicles. In this episode, we're going to pick up
- 0:06where we left off with the Daily Mail article about
- 0:09Prince Andrew getting stripped, and once again, the authors of
- 0:13this article are Eleanor Mann and John Brady Sky. Roberts,
- 0:18the brother of Virginia Roberts, who claimed to have been
- 0:21trafficked to Andrew for sex as a teenager, has warned
- 0:25that there could be more trouble for Andrew as his
- 0:27family's fight for justice was not over yet. No, look,
- 0:31this is just beginning. Now. How far it's gonna go,
- 0:35that's anyone's guess. But this fool losing his titles really
- 0:40opens the door for a police probe. And I'm not
- 0:44the only one saying it. That's coming from people like
- 0:47Andrew Lowney, who is a royal biographer. So things are
- 0:52in motion. Where it goes again, that's anybody's guess. But
- 0:56the trouble for Prince Andrew is only just beginning. He
- 1:01told BBC Newsnight. It's not enough. We have to have
- 1:04some kind of investigation that goes further into this. He's
- 1:07still walking around a free man. I commend the King.
- 1:11I think he's doing an amazing job as a world leader,
- 1:13setting a precedent, but we need to take this one
- 1:16step further. He Andrew needs to be behind bars. Well, look,
- 1:21I'll say that we definitely need an investigation one hundred percent,
- 1:25and let's see where the chips fall. Andrew says he's innocent.
- 1:30I'm here to tell you I don't believe him, and
- 1:32I think the evidence is on my side. But I'm
- 1:35more than willing to give Prince Andrew, or should I
- 1:38say the art is formally known as Prince Andrew, a
- 1:42chance to defend himself. Everybody deserves a chance to defend themselves.
- 1:47The problem is this piece of shit has avoided doing
- 1:50so for years. So it's not like people don't want
- 1:53to hear what he has to say. He refuses to talk, so,
- 1:56like usual, Prince Andrew has created problems for himself. Nobody's
- 2:01creating these problems for him, Nobody's out to get them.
- 2:04As I've said time and time again, every problem Prince
- 2:07Andrew has he created for himself. He could have lived
- 2:11a great life doing whatever you wanted, with whoever you wanted,
- 2:15whenever you wanted to do it, and if that meant
- 2:18kinky ass sex with women or whatever. Plenty of people
- 2:21that are down to do it, plenty of people that'll
- 2:24do it consensually. And furthermore, he could have claimed that
- 2:27he was being blackmailed by Jeffrey Epstein at any point.
- 2:30He didn't do that. He went down with the ship right.
- 2:33We're going to rise above this together. We're going to
- 2:35do this. We're going to do that, so spare me
- 2:38the bullshit. Amanda Roberts, Virginia's sister in law, also told
- 2:45Newsnight that she supported the notion of a joint in
- 2:48US UK investigation. I think both countries need to look
- 2:52at collaborating here. The US government holds the key to
- 2:55the larger scope of the Jeffrey Epstein case, she said.
- 2:58The UK is setting an example for what the US
- 3:01should be doing right now, and I would ask that
- 3:03your leaders put that pressure on our leaders to do
- 3:07the right thing. Well, let's be clear, there have been
- 3:11plenty of people who lost their jobs and their livelihoods
- 3:13here in America over their ties to Epstein as well.
- 3:17The problem is there hasn't been any kind of prosecution.
- 3:22People like Glenn Dubin, Leon Black, Les Wexner, They've all
- 3:28lost their positions because of their relationship with Epstein. But
- 3:32I agree that that's not far enough. And when I
- 3:34call for an investigation, I mean a thorough investigation into
- 3:38the financial side of things too, because even if you
- 3:41weren't involved in what Epstein was doing when it comes
- 3:44to physically abusing people, You mean to tell me that
- 3:48these people that were around them, that had their finances
- 3:51intertwined with his, had no idea that he was engaging
- 3:54in a whole host of financial crimes. They knew, and
- 3:58just like with the abuse, they didn't care because they
- 4:00were benefiting. Mister Dimbley has suggested that the King would
- 4:05be unlikely to step in if a request was made
- 4:07by the US to extradite to the US in order
- 4:11to face questions over his alleged behavior. If there is
- 4:15an extradition, it will not have to do with the
- 4:17King himself, he told BBC. One of the proper things
- 4:20to do now is to have it made clear that
- 4:22the ex Prince his brother is beyond the pill. So look,
- 4:27they're doing the whole entire You've been voted off the
- 4:30island routine. Huh, long time coming for Prince Andrew, and
- 4:33he's lucky this is happening now. In the old days,
- 4:36this fool would have been sent to a leper colony
- 4:38or something. When contacted by the Delhi Mail, the Metropolitan
- 4:41Police did not rule out a possible prosecution. Andrew's daughter's
- 4:46Beatrice and Eugenie, fled Britain in the days before their
- 4:50father's final humiliation that finally sees him kicked out a
- 4:54royal lodge where he was said to have a cast
- 4:57iron seventy five year release. The who will retain their
- 5:01titles were pictured abroad, Beatrice at an investment conference in Riad,
- 5:05Saudi Arabia, and Eugenie snapping selfies with friends in Paris,
- 5:10all while moves began to evict their father back home. Now, look,
- 5:14I try not to drag the kids into it, not really,
- 5:17you know, a sins of their father kind of guy.
- 5:20But there's no doubt that Eugenie and Beatrice have benefited
- 5:23from their father's largesse. But I think it's a step
- 5:26too far to try and blame them for what happened
- 5:29with you know, Virginia or Epstein or anything like that.
- 5:33So I think that all of the anger, all of
- 5:35the ire should be focused directly where it is. Prince Andrew.
- 5:39It's been suggested that Andrew was pressured by Prince William
- 5:43into giving up the residence under threat of having his
- 5:45daughter's titles taken away. Well, hey, the king is the king,
- 5:49right lucky, I'm not the king. I take everything you owned,
- 5:54anything with a windsor family crest on it gone, Anything
- 5:58I bought you gone, Anything you got from the Crown gone.
- 6:02I'd have Homie driving a fucking cab. Imagine you get
- 6:05off the plane at Heathrow and Prince Andrew's in the
- 6:08cab as your driver. While Andrew has all been cast
- 6:11out from royal life, with no titles, peerages, or even
- 6:14the right to call himself a prince, a royal expert
- 6:16is questioned why he remains eighthan line to the throne.
- 6:20Joe little managing editor of Majesty magazine, said this morning,
- 6:24I'm sure at some point quite soon somebody will ask,
- 6:27if they have not already done so, why he hasn't
- 6:30been moved from the line of succession. Clearly, it would
- 6:33take a catastrophe for him to become king, giving all
- 6:36those people that are ahead of him, So might it
- 6:38not have been tidier to withdraw his name from the
- 6:41line of succession. I mean that's a legit point. He
- 6:44can't be in the line of succession if he's not
- 6:46considered a royal anymore, if he has no titles, no honorifics.
- 6:50So maybe it's just an oversight and my guess is
- 6:53they'll be addressing that too. Andrew is a Counselor of
- 6:57State who can effectively stand in for the king, but
- 7:00his role has previously been described as an active. Mister
- 7:05Little suggested it may have been tidier to remove that
- 7:07role from Andrew's portfolio too. Yesterday, the anti monarchy campaign
- 7:12group Republic said it had instructed lawyers to investigate Andrew
- 7:16and if appropriate, press ahead with a private prosecution. The
- 7:21Deli Mail understands the allegations it's focusing on relate to
- 7:24accusations he sexually assaulted Roberts, that he asked a Royal
- 7:28Protection officer to look into her background and impropriety when
- 7:32he served as an official UK trade envoy. Oh, there's
- 7:36plenty of that. And if an investigations launched into Prince
- 7:39Andrew over impropriety and stealing money or misappropriating it, I
- 7:46think that's a surefire away to get him on something
- 7:50because I have zero doubt that he was misappropriating money.
- 7:54I have zero doubt he was taking money that he
- 7:57wasn't declaring, So tax of as you name it, whatever
- 8:01the equivalent is. Over in the UK, Republic said it's
- 8:04mounting its own bid to take him to court because
- 8:06the legal and political response to the claims has been
- 8:09weak and inadequate to date. If not us, then who,
- 8:13asked Graham Smith, the group's CEO, it's a devastating indictment
- 8:17on the UK's criminal justice system, police and politicians not
- 8:21to mention the King and heir that we must resort
- 8:24to private prosecution. Last night, the group said that Andrew's
- 8:28punishment was nowhere near enough, adding that he will be
- 8:31an ordinary person. Ordinary people don't get away with being
- 8:34accused of sexual abuse and that's really what it comes
- 8:37down to for me too. He should be treated like
- 8:41any one of us would be treated, No special favors,
- 8:45no special hookups. Nobody's stepping in for him. Time to
- 8:50answer some questions Dickhead. Andrew's royal biographer, Andrew Lowney, whose
- 8:54forensic biography of the disgraced Duke of York entitled was
- 8:57released last week, has promised that there will be more
- 9:00revelations to come in a new book in the summer.
- 9:04Lowney told The Mail on Sunday that friends of Andrew
- 9:07have come forward in droves to say they are now
- 9:09willing to paint the full picture about his past, and
- 9:12there is a lot of that going on. I've certainly
- 9:15heard some rumors about people that are now willing to
- 9:17talk a lot more about what Prince Andrew was allegedly
- 9:21up to, So we'll see if that comes to fruition.
- 9:26Many are formerly loyal associates who had originally declined to
- 9:29be involved in the book, but have been emboldened to
- 9:32come forward since its publication, and so many have now
- 9:36offered to contribute that the historian, who spent four years
- 9:39working Unentitled and interviewed hundreds of people for his research,
- 9:43had been invited by his publisher to produce an updated version.
- 9:47The amazing and astonishing thing that's happened since Entitled came
- 9:51out is that people have come forward in droves with
- 9:53more stories to tell about Prince Andrew. He said, a
- 9:57lot of respectable people who decline to be involved in
- 9:59the book book are now coming forward key to unload
- 10:02the secrets they've been keeping for all these years. And
- 10:05when that damn breaks, boy does it break, there's going
- 10:08to be people coming out of the woodwork with stories
- 10:11about Prince Andrew, mark my words. The Palace said that
- 10:14the censures were deemed necessary amid the ongoing Jeffrey Epstein's
- 10:18scandal the pedophile financier who Andrew lied about cutting ties
- 10:22with It. Comes after The Mail on Sunday exclusively revealed
- 10:26scandalous correspondence where the shun Prince told Epstein were in
- 10:31this together, a day after the infamous picture of the
- 10:34Royal with his alleged then teenage sex victim, Virginia Roberts
- 10:38was released. As Andrew's links to the disgraced financier continued
- 10:43to bring shame to the Royals. Last night, he finally
- 10:46agreed to surrender his winds Or lease, where he resided
- 10:49with his ex wife Sarah Ferguson for over two decades,
- 10:53paying a peppercorn rent. Sources revealed the former Duchess of York,
- 10:57who has also been embroiled in scale relating to sex
- 11:01offending Epstein, will make her own arrangements when it comes
- 11:04to her future. Well, wouldn't you know it. Being an
- 11:07adult is fun stuff, isn't it. And let's not act
- 11:11like she's moving into budget suites. Her daughters are loaded,
- 11:15they're married to rich people. I'm sure that Fergie's going
- 11:18to be fine. Plenty of toasucking coming your way. Fergs,
- 11:21don't worry. His Majesty's younger brother will now be banished
- 11:26to a private property on the monarch Sandringham estate, Norfolk,
- 11:30but no further details have been shared. It's understood Prince
- 11:33William and the royal family fully support the King's decision.
- 11:38Annie Farmer, one of Jeffrey Epstein's earliest accusers who testified
- 11:42in the trial that resulted in the conviction of his
- 11:45longtime aid Glenne Maxwell, told the BBC longtime aid, you
- 11:49mean co conspirator, right fellow, all around scumbag, child, abuser
- 11:53and the rest of it. That's what you mean, right.
- 11:57Virginia did what most thought impossible. She showed the world
- 12:00that even the most powerful predators can be held accountable
- 12:05one hundred percent. One hundred percent and save the bullshit.
- 12:08I don't want to hear it. If Andrew was innocent,
- 12:11he would have defended himself. He didn't do any of that.
- 12:14A real man would have stood up and said, you
- 12:16know what, not me, You got the wrong ass guy,
- 12:19and here's why. But Prince Andrew, he went hid behind
- 12:22mummy skirts, went hid behind the walls of Buckingham Palace
- 12:26and avoided any kind of responsibility or even answering any
- 12:30questions asked by investigators or people that were working on
- 12:34the case. So yeah, Prince Andrew straight up coward, Always
- 12:37has been, always will be. Andrew Lowney believes the recent
- 12:42fallout doesn't mark the end of controversy for the Chandroyal.
- 12:45I don't think it's the end of it. I think
- 12:47there are many more disclosures to come, but at least
- 12:50they are taking some decisive action, so I don't think
- 12:53it's all over for him, he told The Mirror when
- 12:56queried if he believed the police probe and Andrew was
- 12:58more likely Following Yesday's announcement, he remarked that the ex
- 13:02Duke was being thrown under the bus. One hundred percent
- 13:06that's happening. That's actually a legit criticism. He's definitely getting
- 13:10thrown under the bus. But guess what he earned it.
- 13:14He earned the position he's in. Nobody'll blame but himself.
- 13:18Not the King, not the Queen, not the Pope, not
- 13:22the grand mufty, nobody but himself. Yes, I've been saying
- 13:28for some time the royal family is going to throw
- 13:30Andrew under the bus to save themselves, and this is
- 13:33the first indication of that. He added, Well, nobody's bigger
- 13:37than the firm, right, nobody's bigger than the monarchy, and
- 13:41certainly not this goofball Prince Andrew. The Palace is thought
- 13:45to have been spooked by the detailed delegations laid out
- 13:48in the memoir from Prince Andrew's sex abuser, Virginia Roberts,
- 13:52who took her own life this year, age forty one.
- 13:55Miss roberts explosive book Nobody's Girl, a Memoir of Surviving
- 13:59abuse and Fighting for Justice, was released in this month,
- 14:02with the manuscript having been completed before she died. Inside,
- 14:06she detailed her years that she spent as a sex
- 14:09slave to Epstein In his British Madam Glenn Maxwell Amid
- 14:12claims that she had been trafficked to the ex duke
- 14:16three times, whom she called entitled and viewed sex as
- 14:19his birthright. Within the four hundred page autobiography, she also
- 14:23alleged the ex Duke said thank you in a clip
- 14:26British accent after their alleged first encounter when she was seventeen.
- 14:31She also recalled Maxwell praised her following the encounter, saying
- 14:34you did well. The Prince had fun, Andrew denied ever
- 14:37meeting Miss Roberts. In twenty twenty two, he settled the
- 14:41US civil case she lodged for a reported twelve million pounds,
- 14:46reportedly receiving money from his mother, Queen Elizabeth the IID
- 14:49to help meet the costs. The settlement came with no
- 14:52admission of liability. Yeah, I think the settlement itself was liability, right,
- 14:58I mean, come on to beat this dead horse. But
- 15:01nobody's settling for that kind of dough if they're not guilty.
- 15:04I'm sorry, I don't believe it. I just don't believe
- 15:07it because at the end of the day, the embarrassment
- 15:10was still gonna come. All this information was still out there.
- 15:14The only thing you can do when you have this
- 15:16kind of allegation, you know, made against you, is stand
- 15:19up to it. If you're innocent, you stand up. You
- 15:22don't go meekly into the night so your daughters look
- 15:26at you as a rapist, So your family looks at
- 15:28you as some kind of degenerate, so the world looks
- 15:30at you as a scumbag. That's what you want to do,
- 15:34and then you have the audacity to cry you didn't
- 15:36have a chance to defend yourself. You had a chance.
- 15:39You chose to buy your way out instead because you
- 15:42didn't want your dirty laundry aired. That's what it comes
- 15:45down to. So anybody who thinks that Prince Andrew just
- 15:48paid out some dough to try and make this go
- 15:50away is either being dishonest or they're stupid, because there's
- 15:56no hay in hell that this was going away even
- 15:59after the settlement. And now these allegations, this story hasn't
- 16:03just come back. It's exploded like a nuclear bomb, and
- 16:06now we're seeing the after effects with this mushroom cloud
- 16:09that's appeared over Prince Andrew and Buckingham Palace. And now
- 16:13in order to mitigate that fallout, they've decided that they
- 16:17have to cut ties completely with Prince Andrew. But the
- 16:21question is is it too little, too late? All right, folks,
- 16:25we're gonna wrap up this episode right here, and in
- 16:28the next episode we're gonna pick up where we left off.
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