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Special Episode "ROYALS AT WAR" The Untold Story of Harry and Meghan's Shocking Split with the House Of Windsor · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Advice. Hello, Hello, Hello, welcome to the Naughty but Nice Show.
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Speaker 1: We have a very special episode today of the show.
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Speaker 1: We're joined by my friends Dylan Howard and Andy Tyler
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Speaker 1: to extraordinary reporters, journalists who have a hit book on
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Speaker 1: their hands, Royals at War. Everybody's talking about it. It's
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Speaker 1: the untold story of Harry and Megan and their shocking
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Speaker 1: split and what that did to the House of Windsor. Dylan,
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Speaker 1: how are you very well? Thank you, Robin, thanks for
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Speaker 1: having me on the show. We're really excited about this.
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Speaker 1: So my listeners and myself, we love the Royals, we
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Speaker 1: talk about them all the time. There's so much gossip
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Speaker 1: in this book, so let's jump right in. Something that
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Speaker 1: really stood out to me is William was very worried
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Speaker 1: about Megan and even described her or his friends did
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Speaker 1: as potentially been a renee it. Well, there was this
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Speaker 1: sort of diplomatic mediation very early on between William and
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Speaker 1: Harry when he took his youngest sibling aside and offered
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Speaker 1: those type of quiet words that many people have been
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Speaker 1: given by another sibling. The question issue the right one. Now,
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Speaker 1: it was intended to be well intended on behalf of
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Speaker 1: Prince William. But Harry didn't take it that way, um,
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Speaker 1: and that caused the great rift between the brothers. Now,
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Speaker 1: don't forget these two were almost seemingly unbreakable. And William
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Speaker 1: was very very um distinct about how we pose this question,
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Speaker 1: U and I guess he was doing on behalf of
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Speaker 1: the royal household, the Cambridges and the Sussexes. But the
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Speaker 1: reaction stunned him. Um. This seems like it was the start.
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Speaker 1: This was the start of all the problems that are
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Speaker 1: not playing the republic. We've all we've all seen them,
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Speaker 1: we've heard about them. This was the start. Just asking her,
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Speaker 1: just asking him, sorry, just asking his brother if he
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Speaker 1: thought she was the right one? Is that correct? Well, Harry,
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Speaker 1: Harry really believed that Mark, that Megan Marcle had everything
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Speaker 1: that made her the it girl for him, that she
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Speaker 1: was the one He loved her confidence still does, the commitment,
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Speaker 1: that drive and ambition that she has displayed. And he
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Speaker 1: didn't enjoy the fact that other members of the royal
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Speaker 1: family remained silent as William was left to do seemingly
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Speaker 1: their own bidding. But as you point out, rob A,
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Speaker 1: this was a situation that really was the first step
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Speaker 1: in creating the royal rift between Harry and William, which
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Speaker 1: ultimately led to Harry saying he no longer wanted to
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Speaker 1: be a royal. So so what I'm hearing though, Dylan
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Speaker 1: and I know you guys. You interviewed you and Andy
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Speaker 1: hundreds of people for this book. It's thoroughly researched. What
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Speaker 1: I hear are you saying is that he thought Megan
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Speaker 1: was the right girl for him? But did Harry think
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Speaker 1: she was the right girl for the family. When you
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Speaker 1: marry into a family like that, it's not just the family,
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Speaker 1: it's a business. It's one of the most famous businesses
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Speaker 1: in the world. Did Harry think should fit into the business? Well,
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Speaker 1: I don't think Harry really had any intent to stick around.
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Speaker 1: Much has been made of the fact that Megan may
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Speaker 1: have been the driving force behind his decision to abdicate
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Speaker 1: from the monarchy, but the reality is this was not
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Speaker 1: a life that Harry necessarily wanted to live. He believed
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Speaker 1: that the media was responsible for the death of his mother,
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Speaker 1: the late Lady Diana, Princess of Wales. They hounded her
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Speaker 1: to her death. He started to see that immediately with Megan,
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Speaker 1: Markel and it's solidified in his mind his decision that
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Speaker 1: he didn't necessarily want to be a member of the
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Speaker 1: royal family. But the backdrop to all of this was
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Speaker 1: that that moment with William was a pivotal moment in
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Speaker 1: turning the entire family's focus onto Megan Marco and the
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Speaker 1: potential damage that the relationship could do to the monarchy.
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Speaker 1: And he did the family. It's beautifully detailed in the book.
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Speaker 1: I have a question for Andy, your co author, who's
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Speaker 1: there with you as well? So in the book, Andy,
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Speaker 1: you really do detail in great depth. It's wonderful that
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Speaker 1: you paint this picture of Harry as being a really
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Speaker 1: down to earth type of guy before he met Megan.
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Speaker 1: He was actually spotted many times at the pub in London.
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Speaker 1: Tell us a little bit about who Harry was and
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Speaker 1: who he has become. Hi, Rob, how's it going, good? Good? Good? Great?
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Speaker 1: So Yeah, Harry was always, you know, the favorite royal
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Speaker 1: among most people in Britain because he wasn't afraid to
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Speaker 1: have fun. He was a keen you know, member of
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Speaker 1: the army. He was involved in a lot of charity work.
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Speaker 1: He looked to travel around the world, but he wasn't
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Speaker 1: afraid of a bit of fun. As we all know
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Speaker 1: when we let it hang out, we saw the pictures
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Speaker 1: of him in Las Vegas playing naked billiards. I didn't
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Speaker 1: very early so from from from from very early on,
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Speaker 1: he had, you know, a lot of fun. But then
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Speaker 1: has he sort of got towards his thirdies, he started
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Speaker 1: to become a lot more serious, and he did a
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Speaker 1: lot of projects with wounded serviceman and you know, started
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Speaker 1: to give back and turn his life around. Now after
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Speaker 1: he met Megan, all of a sudden people started to
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Speaker 1: see kind of a slightly different side to him in
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Speaker 1: that you know, Harry had always been wanted to take
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Speaker 1: a joke in good nature, and all of a sudden
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Speaker 1: he's seemed a little bit more stiff, and he seemed
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Speaker 1: very very protective of Megan and started issuing statements to
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Speaker 1: the press, you know, saying we you know, I have
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Speaker 1: they been together a relatively short time, only a few months.
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Speaker 1: He issued a very unprecedented letter through his his his
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Speaker 1: press officer to say, you know, you've got to leave
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Speaker 1: Megan alone. You've got to stop trying to take photographs
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Speaker 1: of her, and you know, other things like that, and
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Speaker 1: do you think through your research and the people you
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Speaker 1: spoke to. Do you think Harry has changed fundamentally or
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Speaker 1: is he putting on a show for for Megan? Is
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Speaker 1: he happy? I think I think that I think that
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Speaker 1: Harry is happy. Yes, indeed, I think that you know,
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Speaker 1: he's he's found what he was looking for, which was,
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Speaker 1: you know, a woman who can stand by his side
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Speaker 1: and isn't afraid to comets. But it's obvious that the
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Speaker 1: Megan wears the pants if you go back to that
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Speaker 1: first joint BBC interview that they did, for example, you know,
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Speaker 1: Harry is there wanting to to answer the questions, but
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Speaker 1: Megan just jumps in right ahead of him and she
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Speaker 1: speaks for him. And you know, there's also one of
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Speaker 1: the one of the one of the most interesting points
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Speaker 1: to me was when you know, um, Harry said that,
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Speaker 1: you know, when he went to meet Megan on the
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Speaker 1: blind day, he didn't know what suits was. He doesn't
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Speaker 1: know who she was. And Megan quickly retorts straight away, Oh,
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Speaker 1: and I never knew who the Royal family were, so strange.
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Speaker 1: And since then, yeah, Harry's you know, since his dramatic
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Speaker 1: exit from the Royal Family's he decided to be more
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Speaker 1: underground incognito, not saying anything. It is interesting they seem
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Speaker 1: to want it both ways, because they were very happy
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Speaker 1: the Royal family for Harry to take a back seat
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Speaker 1: to William, but yet they're not happy with him taking
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Speaker 1: a back seat to Megan. Let me ask Dylan about
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Speaker 1: the mental greatdowns that you really detail in the book,
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Speaker 1: the mental breakdown that you said came with the pressure
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Speaker 1: of fatherhood. He was in a really bad place, Dylan. Well, listen,
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Speaker 1: he's had so much pressure in his life. Here you
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Speaker 1: had new fatherhood, while negotiating your way out of the
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Speaker 1: Royal family and trying to keep who is a pretty
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Speaker 1: demanding wife happy at the same time. Now, according to
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Speaker 1: our sources, there are emotional outbursts, anger and of course
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Speaker 1: the alienation and that I spoke to earlier with Prince
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Speaker 1: William and it suggested to many inside the House of
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Speaker 1: Windsor that Harry might be having more than just you know,
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Speaker 1: a down day or the blues, and they felt that
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Speaker 1: he might be having a breakdown of some sort. Um.
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Speaker 1: The reality is that his state of mind um has
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Speaker 1: been at the very center of his core since a
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Speaker 1: young age due to the young due to his age
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Speaker 1: when his mother died um and he still has inbuilt
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Speaker 1: resentment towards even the Royal family about that. And we
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Speaker 1: saw last week how uh they're pushing back. They being
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Speaker 1: the Sussexes on all of the media reports that betrayed
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Speaker 1: them as negative and that's somewhat unbecoming of a member
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Speaker 1: of the royal family. So I can only imagine that
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Speaker 1: the Queen and others are cringing as they Megan go
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Speaker 1: to court and said that she made a billion dollars
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Speaker 1: for the economy as a result of marrying Prince Harry.
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Speaker 1: The image control of the Royal family has always been silence,
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Speaker 1: and this is everything against what that protocol is. So
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Speaker 1: now if they thought, if they thought that Harry and
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Speaker 1: Megan leaving would mean the end of them, they're certainly
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Speaker 1: rethinking that because I think now they've been unleashed and
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Speaker 1: we're actually going to hear more. Andy in the book,
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Speaker 1: there's a really fascinating detail. I didn't know this, and
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Speaker 1: I've studied them, might have my royal sources do. But
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Speaker 1: Andy in the book, you detail pretty pretty closely this
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Speaker 1: sort of strange pact that emerged between the Duchess of Cambridge,
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Speaker 1: Cape Middleton and Queen Elizabeth. This introduction of Megan Markle
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Speaker 1: into the family has actually made Kate and Queen Elizabeth
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Speaker 1: even closer to me about that absolutely. So you know,
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Speaker 1: the Queen took to Kate from from the very first
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Speaker 1: time that they met, and from you know, the way
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Speaker 1: that she holds herself in public, always very stoic, always
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Speaker 1: looking very dignified, and never really saying a lot, which
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Speaker 1: is what the Queen and the royal family are supposed
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Speaker 1: to do. And Megan comes along, and you know, it's
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Speaker 1: a big bluster, and you know, the Queen I saw
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Speaker 1: from a distance that you know, Kate was starting to
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Speaker 1: struggle with all the attention that Harry and Megan and
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Speaker 1: everything was getting. And so Kate asked for a meeting
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Speaker 1: with her, which took place before Christmas in two thousand
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Speaker 1: and eighteen, and that was, you know, a tea and
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Speaker 1: biscuits affair at the palace, but it was one where
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Speaker 1: essentially Kate sort of said, look what do I do?
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Speaker 1: And the Queen was like, well, you know, between you
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Speaker 1: and me, I think if we hold the fort and
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Speaker 1: do what we usually do and keep our heads held high,
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Speaker 1: then we'll find a way of dealing with Megan and wow, Wow,
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Speaker 1: that's a that's a massive, massive detail. Listen, we're going
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Speaker 1: to take a quick break. We'll be back in a
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Speaker 1: few more seconds with Andy Tiller, Dylan Howard and the
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Speaker 1: Royals at War. Welcome back to They're not even a
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Speaker 1: night show on rob Shooter. We've got the two authors
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Speaker 1: of the new book. Everybody's talking about the Royals at
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Speaker 1: War Dylan Howard. So in the book, Dylan Well point
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Speaker 1: out very very carefully that the Royal family is a
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Speaker 1: family of protocols, and Megan didn't get the memo. How
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Speaker 1: many rules did she break? I think it's still being
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Speaker 1: counted amongst the royal household. You know, she certainly rustled
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Speaker 1: their fathers well there. As a member of the Royal family,
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Speaker 1: you're expected to follow rules and stick to protocol in
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Speaker 1: life in the palace, one runs to a very well
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Speaker 1: oiled routine. Now, Megan never got the memo. The reality
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Speaker 1: was that she got nicknamed the divisive Duchess and the
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Speaker 1: push Princess pushy uh, not just from her own family,
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Speaker 1: but also from the British media. And the reality was
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Speaker 1: she went through five aids in the immediate aftermath of
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Speaker 1: their wedding, some were reassigned inside the Royal household. Others,
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Speaker 1: on the other hand, simply just quit. She was getting
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Speaker 1: up at five am, she was demanding, and it was
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Speaker 1: not how that sort of laid back yet philanthropic role
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Speaker 1: that many members of the royal family had have adopted
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Speaker 1: over the years. In fact, one insider said that Megan
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Speaker 1: was quite unquote difficult. She has very high standards and
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Speaker 1: is used to working in a Hollywood type environment, but
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Speaker 1: there is a different degree of respect in the Royal household.
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Speaker 1: It's amazing like the way that family is operated. And
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Speaker 1: once again, it really is a business. The Brits called
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Speaker 1: it the Firm. It hasn't changed in centuries. And this young, smart, beautiful,
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Speaker 1: talented American came in and she really really did upset people.
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Speaker 1: She made a lot of enemies within Booking and Palestillon,
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Speaker 1: yes well Buckingham Palace and the people within it tried
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Speaker 1: to do the absolute opposite. The Queen Um did a
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Speaker 1: public appearance with Megan Markol shortly after it was announced
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Speaker 1: that she was dating Prince Harry, which has unheard of.
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Speaker 1: She allowed her to travel on her private train, a
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Speaker 1: luxury never once afforded previously to William and Harry. She
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Speaker 1: gave her diamond jewels for the wedding. She gave her
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Speaker 1: the pick of the royal jewelry for whatever she wanted
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Speaker 1: to wear. At the same time, in kind, Megan wasn't
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Speaker 1: repaying the favor. She was causing issues. For example, when
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Speaker 1: it came to her wedding, there was a massive riff
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Speaker 1: between Cape Middleton and Megan Markol believe it or not,
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Speaker 1: robbed over stockings. What happened to all leggings. I typically
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Speaker 1: she was not to wear them, but what happened with
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Speaker 1: these stock Part of the Royal protocol is that members
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Speaker 1: of a bridal party should wear leggings. That's right, no
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Speaker 1: bare legs, no bare legs. Megan insisted that that was
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Speaker 1: outdated and she believed that she wanted her bridal party
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Speaker 1: not to have to wear that. Now, the daughter of
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Speaker 1: the Duchess of Cambridge, Princess Charlotte, was a member of
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Speaker 1: the bridal party, and Kate said she's got to wear tights,
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Speaker 1: She's got to wear leggings, and Megan said absolutely not.
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Speaker 1: She didn't wear them, and that really did write Royal
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Speaker 1: ruffle feathers. It's so interesting, Andy, you talk about in
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Speaker 1: the book, and Megan always dreamed of becoming an iconic
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Speaker 1: sort of mega influencer. This was a young lady who
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Speaker 1: always had dreams. Many many people reporters I know who
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Speaker 1: have spoken to Megan in the past said they always
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Speaker 1: knew she was going to go places. So she always
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Speaker 1: wanted to be a big deal. She's admired Oprah Winfrey
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Speaker 1: for a very very long time. How did this opportunity
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Speaker 1: to become the most famous woman in the world, I
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Speaker 1: would argue, she is, how did it go so wrong? Well? Um,
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Speaker 1: the thing that happened for Megan is that she had
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Speaker 1: her own way of doing things. And she said up
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Speaker 1: her lifestyle blog she had been an actress on the
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Speaker 1: Suits on on Ver Suits theres On Suits, which is
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Speaker 1: a Canadian TV show. Her profile had risen to a
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Speaker 1: certain level. And then she gets this opportunity to meet
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Speaker 1: Prince Harry. So she engineers it by all accounts from
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Speaker 1: you know, with her her links and her pulling pulling
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Speaker 1: strings with her with her friends. And once you know,
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Speaker 1: they meet, they hit it off. She you know, can
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Speaker 1: see that you know this is would be a step
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Speaker 1: up in profile and the whole thing. But one thing
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Speaker 1: I don't think she did think about was the fact
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Speaker 1: that she wasn't very compatible with life in England or
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Speaker 1: life as a royal. And I think that that's one
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Speaker 1: of the things that became more and more apparent. And
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Speaker 1: I think that Harry, while he was desperate to find
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Speaker 1: a way out of the royal family and to become
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Speaker 1: a more you know, everyday kind of figure rather than
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Speaker 1: somebody who's bound by such duty, I think he was
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Speaker 1: he was he was trying to break away from and
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Speaker 1: Megan then sort of helped push him over the edge
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Speaker 1: with that, and then by doing so and moving back
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Speaker 1: to Los Angeles or to Los Angeles, um, Megan really
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Speaker 1: sort of turned the views of the British public and
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Speaker 1: the Royal Watches and many other people you know around
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Speaker 1: into feeling that she was the person who had, you know,
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Speaker 1: engineered this the whole way along, when really it was
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Speaker 1: a much more Harry's decision or Harry's will that was
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Speaker 1: being executed. Pointed out, Harry is very much an willing
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Speaker 1: participant in what has happened. Now, running out of time,
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Speaker 1: so let me quickly just that Dylan before we say goodbye.
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Speaker 1: So the book is right now, you can buy It's
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Speaker 1: Royals at War, the untold story of Harry and Megan's
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Speaker 1: shocking split with the House of windsor Dylan. What happens next? Well,
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Speaker 1: I think what is going to happen? I think that
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Speaker 1: is the mega million dollar question. This is a couple
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Speaker 1: that is committed to philanthropic work, but can earn up
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Speaker 1: to a million dollars per speech on the corporate circuit.
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Speaker 1: They're not receiving a wage from the British taxpayer. So
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Speaker 1: the question inevitably will be are they going to cash
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Speaker 1: in on their newfound modern monarchy if you're like in
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Speaker 1: the United States, to what extent how much are they
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Speaker 1: going to put towards their foundation arch well, which they
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Speaker 1: have announced. What was refreshing this week last week, I
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Speaker 1: should say rob, was that in response to our book,
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Speaker 1: a spokesperson or a friend I a publicist for Meg
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Speaker 1: and Marco, came forward and says, um, they've learned from
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Speaker 1: their mistakes, which was also almost a tacit acknowledgement that
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Speaker 1: Royals at War is an accurate portrayal of her time
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Speaker 1: at Harry's time. The concern, though, remains that you know,
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Speaker 1: Hollywood is dark and sinister place. It's known as the
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Speaker 1: Boulevard of broken dreams, and there are many people that
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Speaker 1: have fallen off that boulevard. If they end up in
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Speaker 1: the wrong hands, then we could have another Jeffrey Epstein
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Speaker 1: like situation. Uncle Andrew, his uncle, Prince Andrew fell into
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Speaker 1: those hands. You're only one turn away in Hollywood from
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Speaker 1: some really shady, shady people. Obviously, none of us hope
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Speaker 1: that happened. But do you think they'll ever be able
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Speaker 1: to go back to Britain, Dillon? Do you think they'll
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Speaker 1: ever be able to But they'll certainly be welcomed back
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Speaker 1: to Britain. Um when when they return remains anyone's guests
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Speaker 1: With COVID nineteen UM and the European Union suggesting that
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Speaker 1: they're going going to lockdown borders and not allow Americans,
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Speaker 1: so that might scuttle their plans to attend the families
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Speaker 1: Christmas this year. UM. I think there will come a
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Speaker 1: time and place when Harry might want to return to
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Speaker 1: the royal family, especially if William becomes king, his father
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Speaker 1: becomes king. Um. The queen is ninety four succession is
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Speaker 1: being talked about, and I think Harry not being a
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Speaker 1: part of that. It's very sad. I mean I'm Australian
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Speaker 1: and I'm a member of I'm a proud supporter of
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Speaker 1: the monarchy, and I find it disappointing that they have
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Speaker 1: abdicated their role. And in many ways it's very similar
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Speaker 1: to N six and King George. Right. You haven't heard
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Speaker 1: directly from the Royal since the book came out, but
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Speaker 1: it has made an extraordinary amount of news. Were you
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Speaker 1: shocked by the response to this book. Every time I
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Speaker 1: opened a website or a newspaper, it seems to be
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Speaker 1: another story about this book. Well, I think that. I
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Speaker 1: think that's there's a couple of reasons for that. This
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Speaker 1: is the first book to be released on the Royals.
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Speaker 1: There's an avalanche of books forthcoming um and there is
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Speaker 1: an insatiable appetite not only in Britain but America now
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Speaker 1: that they live here to read about this couple. And
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Speaker 1: one thing that really struck me was and I actually
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Speaker 1: believed that Megan was a victim of the British media,
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Speaker 1: there was a subtext of racism behind a lot of
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Speaker 1: the coverage. Now, I completely understand that people are going
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Speaker 1: to go for the jugular and find the sensationalistic stories
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Speaker 1: out of the book, but what they have overlooked at
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Speaker 1: some of the stories about Megan as a ten year
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Speaker 1: old being an activist against racism, befriending people of minorities
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Speaker 1: at our school, writing to Procter and Gamble over what
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Speaker 1: she said was a racist and sexist TV commercial at
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Speaker 1: age ten, and that was reversed. So there is a
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Speaker 1: lot of good that's spoken about Megan and Harry in
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Speaker 1: this book that hasn't yet been reported. Yeah, I should,
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Speaker 1: I should put in at to I've read the book.
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Speaker 1: It's terrific and there is lovely, lovely parts of the
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Speaker 1: book that show us side of both Harry and Megan
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Speaker 1: that you might not know. Pick it up. That's it.
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Speaker 1: Thank you for listening to a very special edition of
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Speaker 1: The Naughty but Night Show, a production of I Heart Radio.
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Speaker 1: Thank you Dylan Howard, Thank you Andy Tiller. I remember,
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Speaker 1: if you're going to be naughty, you've got to be nice.
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Speaker 1: Take care every you, Take care everybody. It's starting but
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Speaker 1: nice with bro