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Buckingham Palace and the Six-Year Silence Over Andrew’s Trade Envoy Emails (6/2/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. Now, I know this might come as a
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  shock to some of you, but the Palace and the
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  Royal family have known that Prince Andrew was a degenerate
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  for years. I know, very shocking to hear, but the
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  truth is they knew exactly what Prince Andrew was and
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  they refuse to act. God forbid. They embarrass Prince Andrew,
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  God forbid, they embarrass the Queen's favorite son, God forbid.
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  And now when all of this starts coming out the
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  way it is, it really makes the monarchy look even worse.
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  And that's why at the time I said the Queen
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  should just get out in front of it. It would
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  have been painful, it would have been embarrassing, but it
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  wouldn't be this disastrous, especially considering how much people love
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  the Queen, so she would have been able to probably
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  massage it out. Now you're going to ask Charles to
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  do that, Jimmy said, as best, buddy. Good luck. So
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  today we have an article from the Guardian and the
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  headline Palace was given emails about Andrew's trade endvoy activity
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  six years ago. Report says this article was authored by
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  Gerald Deane mckelvee. Emails handed the Buckingham Palace six years
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  ago appear to show that Andrew Man Battan Winsor shared
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  confidential information while he was a government trade end boy.
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  It has been reported, Look, we've been telling you about
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  this guy for how long? And of course I didn't
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  know all the intimate details. But it's not very difficult to,
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  you know, look at Andrew's life and understand that he's
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  a dirt bag, that he doesn't have any qualms hanging
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  around people that are scummy as shit. He doesn't care.
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  He cares about benefiting, He cares about a few extra bucks,
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  and when he was with Epstein, he cared about other things. Allegedly,
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  the BBC said on Saturday that an archive of more
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  than twenty thousand emails was handed to the Lord Chamberlain,
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  the most senior officer in the Royal household, in twenty
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  twenty six years ago. And what it really does is
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  it destroys the whole narrative of we had no idea,
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  we didn't know what was up, We didn't know that
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  Prince Andrew was an absolute goal. Come on, all that
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  stuff was overblown. Virginia was just telling stories. That picture
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  not even real. I don't even sweat, And that was
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  the kind of ludicrous bullshit that this dude was thrown
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  up as a defense, and the fact that anybody ever
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  believed it is just my numbing I used to get
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  a big kick out of the people who thought the
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  picture was fake, Like are you really that stupid? Like
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  what kind of narrative are you trying to push here?
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  The broadcaster said that he'd seen core documents to suggest
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  the cash contained information about the former prince financial dealings. Look,
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  they knew, they didn't care, Like, what were they going
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  to do about it? Anyway? Go to the Queen, Hey, Queen,
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  your son that you love more than anyone. He's stealing.
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  He's a dirt bag, he has a lot of scummy friends.
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  The Queen would be like, yeah, I know, what do
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  you want me to do about it? I already punished him.
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  I took away his Teddy Bear collection. What more should
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  I do? I mean, that's the kind of shit We've
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  been dealing with with Andrew for how long? And he
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  continues to be one of the most repugnant figures in
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  this whole, entire sordid drama. Mount Batten Windsor was arrested
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  on his sixty six birthday in February on suspicion of
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  misconduct in a public office, amid allegations that he passed
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  sensitive government information to the disgraced financier pedophile Jeffrey Epstein
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  while employed as a government trade endvoy. Like, what kind
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  of moron thinks that's a good idea sending that to anyone,
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  Never mind Epstein, but to anyone unless you're doing so
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  for personal profit. It certainly wasn't for the benefit of
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  the people of the UK. Prince Andrew never did anything
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  for the people of the UK that didn't benefit him.
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  He denies wrongdoing. The Palace said it was not possible
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  to provide any comment on these matters due to the
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  ongoing police inquiry. Oh yeah, we have an investigation going
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  so we can't answer any questions. How long have we
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  heard that excuse? That's one of the favorite excuses used
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  over here in America. Ah, you know, ongoing investigations. We
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  can't give you that information. Meanwhile, there's no real investigation
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  going on. Thames Valley Police issued a fresh appeal for
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  information last week. The force indicated it could also investigate
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  any allegation of sexual misconduct, and is understood to be
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  examining a claim that the King's brother behaved inappropriately at
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  Royal Ascot. Well, will that shock anybody that Prince Andrew's
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  out here acting inappropriately? From everything we've heard, Even if
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  you don't believe that Virginia was trafficked to him, how
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  can you look at anybody with a straight face and
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  say that Prince Andrew is a solid dude, that he's
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  the kind of guy that you'd want your daughter married to.
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  I mean, come on, the guy is repugnant, he's a liar,
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  and according to Virginia, he's a lot worse. The emails
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  sent to the palace in twenty twenty said to have
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  come from the account of British businessman Jonathan Rowland and
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  associate of Mount Batain Windsor, and were reportedly taken during
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  a dispute with an unnamed colleague. How come there are
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  always layers of nonsense packed upon layers of nonsense whenever
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  it comes to Epstein and his friends. There's always an
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  extra layer of intrigue, right, always one extra layer. The
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  full contents of the emails are unknown, the BBC said,
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  but they're understood to contain correspondence steading up to June
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  twenty thirteen. The broadcaster reported that they had been obtained
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  by Kevin Stanford, the former majority owner of the fashion
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  chain All Saints, who had been engaged in a separate
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  dispute over investments in the feld cop Thing Bank, linked
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  to Rowland's father David. Nothing like a bunch of intrigue, huh.
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  And when we're dealing with people like this, there's always
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  layers of it. Earlier this year, The Telegraph reported that
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  Mount Battan Windsor had requested confidential information from the Treasury
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  in twenty ten about the financial crisis in Iceland. The
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  newspaper obtained emails that show we share details of the
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  briefing with Jonathan Rowland, passing on the information before you
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  make your move. This is what I mean. It's not
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  just about Epstein. Epstein opened the door right, and it
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  gave us a look inside the room. But what's inside
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  the room is a bunch of people that are very powerful,
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  very so called distinguished, and very well placed, that are
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  up to no good. And if we take anything away
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  from what we saw in those it's that the ruling
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  class absolutely despises you David Rowland had taken over the
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  Luxembourg arm of kop Thing Bank the previous year. It
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  later became Bank Habiland and face sanctions from regulators in
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  the UK and the EU. Oh, that's a shock. An
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  Epstein related banker was under scrutiny. I am shocked. The
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  people that lend money to Epstein, they're usually the most
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  solid people in the business, people that would never ever
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  be in business with somebody like Epstein. I mean, that's
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  what Jamie Diamond told us, right. The BBC said Jonathan
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  Rowland had confirmed that the messages had been obtained from
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  his account as part of legal proceedings. It added that
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  it had seen a document from twenty twenty one that
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  appeared to show the archive had been sent to the
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  Lord Chamberlain and made the previous year. The emails were
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  set to have been forwarded to the Palace, just months
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  after Mount Batt and Windsor had stepped down as a
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  working Royal authorities in Monaco and Luxembourg were also informed.
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  The BBC said Andrew has been committing all kinds of
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  financial crimes for all these years, and I'm pretty confident
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  saying that. I mean, just look at the evidence. How
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  much more evidence is needed to show you that Prince
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  Andrew was not just up to what he was up
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  to with Epstein, but he was engaging in all kinds
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  of nonsensical bs that makes the UK look terrible. That
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  enriched him, but it hurt other people time and time again.
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  And the truth is the Palace knew every step of
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  the way. His fault from Grace had come after a
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  disastrous interview on the BBC Newsnight in which he failed
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  to apologize for his friendship with Epstein. The presenter Emily
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  Maylis also asked Matt Batton Windsor about allegations made by
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  the late campaigner for Junior Roberts. And if you haven't
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  watched that interview, I suggest you do. It is absolutely
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  the most absurd interview in history. It is literally a
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  car crash. You know, people talk about that all the time.
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  Oh that was a car crash of an interview. Oh
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  that was horrible. This shit was Hindenberg level. I'm talking
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  the worst accident you can possibly imagine times about five hundred.
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  That's how bad it was for Prince Andrew. Everything he
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  said turns out to be a lie. Everything he talked
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  about was challenged and Every single alibi he tried to
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  use was absolutely blown up. But this man still sat
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  there with a straight face and tried to lie to
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  the whole world, and after the interview he actually thought
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  he did a good job. Can you imagine walking away
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  from that interview and not knowing right away that you
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  came off as an absolute scuzzball. The problem for people
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  like Andrew is he was never taught any life lessons
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  growing up, and once he became an adult, he just
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  continued to talk to people however he wanted and do
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  whatever he wanted without any repercussions, and that made him
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  the stunted, ridiculous idiot that he is now. Roberts, who
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  died by suicide last year, allegedly aged forty one, claimed
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  she had been trafficked by Epstein and to be abused
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  by Mount Baton Winsor. Although Mount Baton Winsor denied her
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  allegations and claimed not to have met her, he paid
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  her an out of court settlement in twenty twenty two,
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  thought to be worth twelve million pounds A lot of money,
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  A whole lot of money for somebody who was innocent.
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  And I'll tell you what if I was the Prince
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  of England and I was being wrongly accused. No settlement.
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  I'll see you in court. I have the best lawyers,
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  and I have the truth on my side. What more
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  do you need? Well, for Prince Andrew, he needed the
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  truth and that's something he didn't have and that was
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  something that mommy couldn't even buy him. In May of
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  twenty twenty, the Lord Chamberlain was occupied by Lord Peel.
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  Where was ki at Oh wait, that's something different. The
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  BBC said that had contacted him, but the Palace had
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  responded on his behalf. Of course it did. The Palace
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  wanted to keep this all quiet, and that's what we've
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  been telling you for years. And now you start getting
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  this information out here and you start learning, well, that
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  was the truth too. So if the Palace was hiding this,
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  what the hell else were they hiding When it comes
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  to Prince Andrew and well, I think we know all right, folks,
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  that's gonna do it for this one. All the information
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  that goes with this episode can be found in the
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  description box.