Latest / The Vault: The Epstein Files / Mega Edition: The Royal Family And The Palace Pest Known As Andrew (6/4/26)
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- 0:00Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome back to the program. We
- 0:03have another person who used to work at the palace,
- 0:07this time a live in PA who was saying that
- 0:11Prince Andrew was an absolute disgusting scumbag. When all of
- 0:18this first started to break, I said, it was like
- 0:20a dam that had a couple of holes in it, right,
- 0:23nothing that is too serious that the Palace can fix
- 0:26right away. But now those little holes have turned into
- 0:31huge cracks and the water well, the water can no
- 0:35longer be plugged up, and it's starting to burst. And
- 0:39that's what's happening with these people who are coming out
- 0:43and telling their tales of what they went through when
- 0:46they were dealing with this stupid moron. Forever they were
- 0:50able to, you know, massage the narrative, have the conversation
- 0:55steered in whatever direction they saw fit. But that's not
- 0:59happening anymore, and they don't know how to deal with it.
- 1:03And now that one person came out and forced Prince
- 1:06Andrew to look like an absolute boob in the public eye,
- 1:10meaning Virginia Roberts, these other women are starting to come
- 1:14out and they're feeling more comfortable talking about what they
- 1:17went through with Prince Andrew as well. And while obviously
- 1:22this young lady that we're going to talk about tonight,
- 1:25Nicola Palmer, she wasn't assaulted the way Virginia was. She
- 1:30didn't feel comfortable around this man and the way he
- 1:33conducted himself is unacceptable. So let's jump into this article
- 1:38from the Sun and let's see what's going on over
- 1:43here in the world of author Laura Armstrong headline Duke
- 1:48of Stock, Prince Andrew lunged at me after staring at
- 1:53my FCUK T shirt. I ran upstairs and screamed, says
- 1:57ex Royal aid. Now I remember those shirts growing up right,
- 2:01All the cool kids were wearing them. It was the
- 2:03word fuck but spelled differently. Okay, great, Does that mean
- 2:07you should be lunging at anybody? Old uncle leary eyes,
- 2:11mister touchy Touchington. What an absolute just creep right. A
- 2:22former Royal aide has told how Prince Andrew lunged at
- 2:25her as she wore a T shirt with a saucy slogan.
- 2:29Nicola Palmer, twenty one at the time, said he looked
- 2:32at my chest. I remember him staring, grinning. I turned
- 2:36and ran upstairs. Yeah, I'd probably run too, I mean,
- 2:39have you taken a look at this guy the picture
- 2:42that they have right here, the first picture, the second
- 2:44picture of him like leering down, he has like these
- 2:48bags under his eyes. Could totally be a villain in
- 2:51one of these movies, and certainly looks like the kind
- 2:54of person that's hanging out with Epstein. Nikolo was a
- 3:01living pa at the Duke of York's former fifteen million
- 3:04pound mansion. Both the prince and ex wife Sarah Ferguson
- 3:09were out, but Andrew, forty two at the time, returned
- 3:13early to sunning Hill Park Burks. She recalled him twice,
- 3:18asking her to explain the cheeky slogan across her chest,
- 3:22as if he needed anyone to explain that to him. Furthermore,
- 3:25why are you worried about what the hired help is wearing?
- 3:29Leave her alone. If she wants to wear that shirt,
- 3:32that's her business. Maybe if you aren't a creepy, disgusting,
- 3:37gross person, it would be different. But leering at people,
- 3:41staring at them, lunging at them, the whole entire thing
- 3:46not the way to go about your life, as anyone,
- 3:48never mind the Prince of England. She recalled him twice
- 3:54asking her to explain the cheeky slogan across her chest.
- 3:57When she finally blurted out, you have to think of
- 4:00me without my pants, he lurched towards her and she
- 4:04ran off down a corridor. Nikola, who quit her job
- 4:08as the Duchess of York's live in pa after just
- 4:11four months, said, I was off duty, but I was
- 4:14helping Beatrice and Eugenie's nanny. I got Beatrice's face pack on,
- 4:20a face pack on my T shirt, so I rushed
- 4:23to my accommodation to get another flung it on without
- 4:26even looking at it, and rushed back. So because of
- 4:30the shirt she's wearing, she should be, you know, treated
- 4:34this way. And to top it off, this young lady's
- 4:39there to help the nanny of your two daughters, and
- 4:42this is the way you conduct yourself and treat her. Huh.
- 4:48Suddenly I heard a noise. I looked into the corridor
- 4:51and the Duke was there. I waited for him to approach,
- 4:54as I was required to curtsey. Then he looked at
- 4:57my chest. I was required to curtsy. I look. I understand, right,
- 5:03if you grow up over in the UK, there is
- 5:07a allure, right, it's the royal family, but it's just
- 5:10weird to me. I'm required to curtsy. I'm not bowing
- 5:15to nobody. I'm not curtsying to nobody. You'll get a
- 5:18nice handshake and I'll look you directly in the eye.
- 5:22But besides that, I don't care. If you're Emperor Palpatine,
- 5:27Djengis Khan come back from the dead. There is no bowing,
- 5:31there is no curtsying, and there is no scraping to
- 5:34people who would say that they're my betters simply because
- 5:37of their birth. I remember him staring at me, grinning,
- 5:44looking me in the eye, and asking me to explain
- 5:47what that meant. I froze. I looked at him and
- 5:50said nothing, but then he said, well, go on. It
- 5:54was very strange. I was considerably younger than him. Why
- 5:58was he asking me to explain this? And especially considering
- 6:02he's in a place of power, right, she asked to
- 6:04Curtsey to this, dude, if I have to curtsey to you,
- 6:08then I feel like I'm obligated to answer whatever question
- 6:11you're asking me. No, And that's all part of it, right,
- 6:14part of the demeaning process of the royals or people
- 6:17who are better than you bow before the king, take
- 6:20the knee, to show that you're not as important as them,
- 6:26You're not as worthy as them. So when that is
- 6:30the way the relationship is well. If he says to you,
- 6:36explain what's on your shirt, you should, you know, you
- 6:39feel like you obligated to explain that. But I think
- 6:45he knew what it was, and I felt uncomfortable. The
- 6:48next thing, I was fumbling my words, and I said,
- 6:51you have to think of me with my pants off.
- 6:54I couldn't think to explain it any other way, and
- 6:57with that he seemed to lunge towards me. I turned
- 7:00to my left and ran upstairs to the attic. I screamed.
- 7:03For a split second. I was alarmed, but when I
- 7:06reached the top and turned around, he was gone. So
- 7:10according to her, you know, she explains to him, you
- 7:13have to think of it with my you know, of
- 7:16me with my pants off to understand what the shirt means.
- 7:18And that's the cue for him to lungch at her.
- 7:21What is that one of the other key words Over
- 7:23at Epstein's house, with massage pants off, and Andrew lunges
- 7:29into action like the sexual predator. People accuse him of
- 7:33being was he put under a hypnosis over at Epstein's
- 7:37and whenever somebody said pants off, that was his time
- 7:40to go into action. Nikola says she confided in another
- 7:48member of the staff, but she did not make a
- 7:50formal complaint as she felt a shame that she may
- 7:53have unintentionally provoked Andrew by wearing the T shirt. She
- 7:58said she will never know if he was acting seriously.
- 8:01I mean, look again, I don't care what kind of
- 8:04clothes you wear. I don't care what your outfit looks like.
- 8:06Short skirt, short pair of shorts, it doesn't matter. That
- 8:11doesn't give anyone providence over your body to do whatever
- 8:15they want. Now as a guy, of course, if someone's
- 8:19wearing a revealing outfit or short, guys are gonna look
- 8:25right well, keep it at that, my friend, and don't lear,
- 8:28don't stare, don't be gross, don't be a pervert. I mean,
- 8:32come on, especially in a situation like this, Yo, you're
- 8:36the Prince of England. This is the hired staff. She's
- 8:39a living pa. She has to live there, so that
- 8:42means you're gonna have access around her all the time.
- 8:45You're gonna see her around all the time. And this
- 8:47is the way you want to conduct yourself. But for him,
- 8:51this is normal behavior. A he treats people like shit,
- 8:54We've already seen that. And B hanging out with the
- 8:57people he hangs out with Niagerten and the rest of them.
- 9:02This is just normalized behaviored old uncle Touchy Nikola, who
- 9:08had been working at a private hospital, was hired in
- 9:10May two thousand and two and moved into a small
- 9:13bedroom annex in the grounds. She said it was quickly
- 9:17made clear to her that Andrew was unpopular with the staff.
- 9:21Now that's something we have heard over and over and
- 9:25over again. If you want to believe her story about
- 9:28what happened here, which I do honestly considering what we know,
- 9:31then you know that's fine. Again, I'm not here to
- 9:34convince anybody of anything. For me, the evidence is just plain,
- 9:39and it's clear that Prince Andrew is somebody of ill
- 9:44repute and has a lot of character deficiencies that most people.
- 9:49Most guys who you know, just going about their days,
- 9:53trying to feed their family, making sure their kids don't
- 9:56fall into the hands of people like Epstein and Maxwell.
- 9:59You know, people don't act like that. I know that
- 10:02there's people who are hard on their staff, you know,
- 10:05at work or whatever, but stuff like this completely unacceptable behavior. Then,
- 10:14weeks after her arrival, she was left feeling uncomfortable when
- 10:18she climbed on a quad bike in a skirt while
- 10:21he watched. Nicholas said, the only said the one she
- 10:26was using to exercise the family dogs. After work broke down,
- 10:30and Andrew discovered her in a lane. He said, he
- 10:34fixed the bike and then said you get on. So
- 10:37I said, no, it's fine, sir, you go. He repeated, no,
- 10:41get on. Then he said, with all due respect, should
- 10:44you be wearing a skirt while on a quad bike?
- 10:47As if it's his business? Again, why you worried about
- 10:50what other people are wearing, what other people look like?
- 10:54Who cares if somebody has fifty face tattoos? How's it
- 10:58your business? Who cares if they're wearing wearing old punk
- 11:02rock bomber jacket and some tight pants with suspenders might
- 11:06not be my deal, But I don't care what you're wearing.
- 11:10So why is it his business what she's wearing while
- 11:12she's riding a quad bike? I replied, with all due respect,
- 11:19should you be standing there while I get on the
- 11:21quad bike? In his skirt, and he answered yes, well,
- 11:24of course he can do whatever he wants. He's the Prince.
- 11:27I'll stand where I want. I'll look at you in
- 11:30whatever type of situation I feel I want to look
- 11:34at you in. I'm the Prince. You gotta do what
- 11:37I say now, Curtsey to me. He was standing on
- 11:42the opposite side asking me to raise my leg in
- 11:45a skirt. To get on, I had to hike my
- 11:48skirt up between my legs as he stood there. I
- 11:51felt confident he couldn't see anything, but I felt intimidated
- 11:55because he was so close. I felt that he knew
- 11:58what he was doing. Of course he did. Any decent man,
- 12:03especially when you know she's wearing a skirt, You're not
- 12:06gonna sit there and stare the hired help a young
- 12:11lady like this. You're the Prince, have some respect and
- 12:14some decency, dude, go back to California and engage in
- 12:18one of your pornography binges for the weekend. Leave this
- 12:22poor little girl alone. Once I was back on, he
- 12:28insisted I go first. He followed me and his range
- 12:31rover all the way up to the house. It was weird,
- 12:34and I felt very intimidated and again, what are you
- 12:38gonna do? You go and report him to who his mom?
- 12:40We see how the Queen reacted when Andrew was put
- 12:43on blast in public across the whole world. Now, if
- 12:46the staff complains about him, how quick would you get fired?
- 12:50Nikola from Lout and Essex went on, I had a
- 12:54very bad feeling about him, like a sixth sense, but
- 12:57I just got on with things. If someone did that
- 12:59to me now, I would stand up for myself, but
- 13:02I was in my twenties. I felt privileged to be
- 13:05working there, and that was kind of their thing, right,
- 13:08you should feel privileged for working here. Ah, don't be
- 13:11so weird. It's not that big of a deal. He's
- 13:14just leering at you. And it was just, you know,
- 13:18normalized behavior for Prince Andrew on the palace grounds, yelling
- 13:21at people and just acting like a complete and utter
- 13:25jerk off. She resigned three months later, telling her bosses
- 13:30the role wasn't for me. She said her decision came
- 13:33after she witnessed bizarre behavior from both Andrew and Sarah,
- 13:37whom she continued to live with after their divorce in
- 13:40nineteen ninety six. Nikola continued, there were always cars being
- 13:45delivered and one time he got a blue range Rover,
- 13:48Andrew lost his shit because he was expecting it to
- 13:51be green. Imagine somebody drops off a range Rover at
- 13:55your house and you're crying because the color the scheme
- 13:58is different. Sure he paid for it, right, Oh yeah,
- 14:01I'm definitely sure that Prince Andrew paid for that whip.
- 14:06He was shouting. He was shouting in his tone was
- 14:09how could they do this to me? Don't you know
- 14:11who I am? He could be very odd. Yeah, that's
- 14:13an understatement. I don't have to work at the palace
- 14:16to know that this dude could be very odd. Once
- 14:22he came into the room where the freezers were, opened
- 14:24them up and started whacking the ice with the chisel,
- 14:27he walked out, leaving ice and water everywhere. On another occasion,
- 14:32he took me and another young female staff member to
- 14:35the Royal Lodge to show us around. In one room,
- 14:38he announced, this is the throne. She the queen mother
- 14:41died in Just weird behavior. What are you doing taking
- 14:46the young help around anywhere at the palace. Don't you
- 14:50have like a job to do, bro, Don't you have
- 14:52some money to drift off? Some of your warlord child
- 14:55molesting buddies. Sarah told me she wants believed that she
- 15:01could feel presences around her, including that of Princess Diana,
- 15:05whose pictures were everywhere. She was eccentric, but she could
- 15:10be really nice at times, like you were her best friend.
- 15:12I liked her, but the household itself was a strange,
- 15:16stressful bubble which I realized I didn't want to be
- 15:19any part of. I'm now very glad I followed my
- 15:23instinct and got out. Yeah, don't think that working at
- 15:26Prince Andrew's house would be a good time, especially considering
- 15:31how abusive dude is allegedly verbally. Anyway, Nicolo went on
- 15:38to a series of high power positions within the NHS,
- 15:41most recently worked as examinations executive for a private medical charity.
- 15:47Since April twenty twenty one, she has run a successful
- 15:50business called Misspirit London, selling luxury, spiritual home products that
- 15:56match customer's energy. All right, I don't know anything about
- 15:59any of that. You could save the sage and the
- 16:04readings and the banging on bulls, and if that's something
- 16:10that people are cool with, great people want to do it,
- 16:12fine me pass I don't believe in any of that stuff.
- 16:15I'm very pragmatic about things, and when it comes to
- 16:20things that are of a spiritual nature or healing, I
- 16:24need to see evidence that it actually works, right, you know.
- 16:27I guess that's where the faith comes in. And when
- 16:30they say ye of little faith, they're talking about me.
- 16:33When it comes to stuff like this. You'll find my
- 16:36picture directly in the dictionary. She also provides spiritual readings
- 16:45in a bid to use her gift to give back
- 16:47and help others. She added, I'd put the whole experience
- 16:51behind me, but then I saw Andrew in the news.
- 16:53Since then, other women have spoken about his behavior and
- 16:57I have, and I have really addressed what happened to
- 16:59me for the first time in twenty years. I find
- 17:03that often women don't stand by women, and I think
- 17:06we should be united a bit more. Perhaps telling my
- 17:09story will help someone else as they help me. And
- 17:13that's what I'm talking about. When one person comes out
- 17:15and speaks against these scuzballs and power, it's an avalanche
- 17:19effect of other people who feel emboldened to come out
- 17:23and share their stories as well. So that's why it
- 17:25was very important what Virginia Maria Annie Courtney. The rest
- 17:32of these survivors did in the first place, going above
- 17:37the media, right to social media and bringing that story out,
- 17:41because once you get it out there, you know other
- 17:43people are going to come out with the same experiences.
- 17:50I'm doing this because I don't want to be silenced.
- 17:52I want to expose how he behaved. I want to
- 17:55help others, and I want to move forward myself. Prince
- 17:58Andrew spokesperson was approached for comment. Last month, it was
- 18:03an announced Andrew was paying an estimated twelve million pounds
- 18:08to settle a case brought by Virginia Roberts, who alleged
- 18:11he assaulted her three times when he was seventeen. The
- 18:15Prince has repeitiately denied the claims. Niccolo will today speak
- 18:20to Talk TV political editor Kate McCann in an interview
- 18:24to air on Monday at seven pm. Watch on Sky
- 18:28five twenty six, Virgin Media six twenty seven, Freeview two
- 18:32thirty seven, freesat two seventeen, or on Fox Nation in
- 18:37the United States. Well, there you have it, folks. If
- 18:40you want to hear what missus uh Nicola has to
- 18:43say here, you can watch it on one of those
- 18:45outlets if you're in the UK or in the United States,
- 18:48you can watch it on Fox Nation. I believe that's
- 18:52the streaming service of Fox Not too sure. I don't
- 18:54pay for any of that stuff. I don't pay for
- 18:57any access to any paywall of any of these outlets.
- 19:01I refuse to give my money to these monolithic news
- 19:05agencies Conde Nast and the rest of them. I'd much
- 19:08prefer to give money to independent content creators whose work
- 19:13I support, enjoy and respect, because the more money you
- 19:19give to these big corporations, these big news groups, well,
- 19:26the more power that they have. And then what do
- 19:28they do with that power? Have any of these reporters
- 19:32from the Washington Post shown up over at Glenn Dubin's
- 19:35house recently? Have they shown up over at Sarah kellen
- 19:40Vickers pad? And until they start doing that and going
- 19:45after the news that really matters to us, to you,
- 19:48then I'll never support them, especially financially. So I don't
- 19:53know if Fox Nation is one of those streaming services
- 19:56or not, but either way, in America, that is how
- 19:59you can watch the this clip, this interview with this
- 20:02lady who has another story about how much of a
- 20:05dirt ball Prince Andrew is. If you'd like to contact me.
- 20:10You can do that at Bobby Kapuchi at ProtonMail dot com.
- 20:14That's Bo Bby c ap you Cci at ProtonMail dot com.
- 20:21You can also find me on Twitter at Bobby underscore
- 20:25cap you Cci. The link that we discussed can be
- 20:30found in the description box. All right, folks, I'll be
- 20:33back later on with a little bit more. Hope all
- 20:36of you are having a great day. What's up everyone,
- 20:39and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. It should come
- 20:45as no shock to anybody at this point that Prince
- 20:48Andrew was a verbally abusive dickhead to the staff and
- 20:53to everybody else around them. We have heard several reports
- 20:57now from the hired help who have told us the
- 21:00kind of person that Prince Andrew is. And you know,
- 21:03all you have to do to really understand who you're
- 21:06dealing with is to pay attention to how they treat
- 21:09people who aren't their quote unquote equals meaning, you know, financially,
- 21:16or as big of a power player or whatever. So
- 21:20the way Prince Andrew treats the staff says a whole
- 21:23lot about who he really is. And that's just how
- 21:27these people feel about people like us, the working class.
- 21:33We are interchangeable or chattel, and we're nothing more than
- 21:37pieces to be moved around on their grand chess board. Well,
- 21:42people have had enough, and people are starting to take
- 21:45note and understand what's going on here. And the more
- 21:50stories we hear about Prince Andrew, the more it becomes
- 21:54obvious that he was an abusive dickhead to everybody around them,
- 21:58and nobody checked them, not his mom, not his nanny, nobody.
- 22:05You would think that somebody would be around to kick
- 22:07this little royal idiot in the ass, but that never occurred.
- 22:12And if I've said it one time, I'll say it.
- 22:14A million uncoachable kids become unemployable adults, and Prince Andrew
- 22:22was certainly that. Imagine this dude's showing up for the
- 22:26soccer team. You know you wouldn't be able to coach
- 22:30a kid like that an inflated opinion of self worth,
- 22:33thinking they're the best ballplayer on the squad, even if
- 22:37they're not. And you know that's what happens when you
- 22:39have somebody whispering in your ear all the time, Your Grace,
- 22:43your highness, somebody should be whispering in his ear. Hey,
- 22:48don't be an asshole. That would have served him a
- 22:51lot better moving on in his life than somebody pumping
- 22:54up his tires the way they obviously did. Nobody stepped,
- 23:00nobody ever adjusted this dude's attitude, and he carried it
- 23:04with them throughout his whole life. And time and time
- 23:08again we have heard throughout this whole entire ordeal about
- 23:12how abusive he has been verbally and otherwise to people.
- 23:18Today we have an article from the Daily Mail headline
- 23:22Prince Andrew launched a torn of foul language at the
- 23:25Queen's Press secretary over an umbrella for her majesty. New
- 23:29book claims this article was authored by Valentine Lowe, although
- 23:37it seems hard to believe now, Prince Andrew was once
- 23:40a popular figure, good looking and with an appetite for
- 23:43the opposite sex that earned him the nickname Randy Andy.
- 23:47He cut a dashing figure when he served as a
- 23:50helicopter pilot during the Falklands War. What dudes always looked
- 23:55like a big old, goofy looking son of a bitch
- 23:58to me? Stuffed ass cheeks, goofy ass face. What do
- 24:04you mean good looking? When he and Sarah Ferguson were
- 24:07first married, their informality seemed a refreshing change from the
- 24:11stuffiness associated with the royal family. Over time, however, informality
- 24:17became borishness, and his marriage collapsed and his naval career
- 24:21wound to an end. He became a man with limited
- 24:24horizons whose interests interests rarely strayed beyond golf, videos and women,
- 24:31and according to one report, he put all of his
- 24:33favorite stuff together on one trip, secluded himself in the
- 24:37bedroom of an ambassador and had a rubin tug session
- 24:41that lasted a whole last weekend. So he rolled all
- 24:44of that shit into one right. He had golf where
- 24:47he was staying, it was a golf course. He had videos,
- 24:49He had all the porn he could want, and women,
- 24:52well women in those porn videos. Randy Handy Andy had
- 24:56the day of his life, didn't he Maybe we should
- 24:58call him that Handy Andy instead of Randy Andy, considering
- 25:02he sequestered himself in that bedroom for the tug session.
- 25:08In two thousand and one, he was made a trade
- 25:10envoy to the government, a position he held for ten
- 25:13years until his friendship with convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein was
- 25:18revealed and he was forced to step down. It always
- 25:21cracks me up when they act like it was a
- 25:23big reveal, right, like it was the third act of
- 25:26a movie, and it was a twist we never saw coming. Oh,
- 25:29in the third act, do you see Prince Andrew? He
- 25:31turned heel and he became a scumbag. No, we saw
- 25:34through the whole thing. Okay, I didn't need for the
- 25:39whole entire thing to blow up with Julie K. Brown
- 25:41to know that Prince Andrew was out here scumming around
- 25:43with Jeffrey Epstein. We heard that, We heard the reports. However,
- 25:48when he first took on the role, even those who
- 25:51are privately critical of him say put in a real effort.
- 25:54Many of those who used to work for the Prince
- 25:57remained surprisingly loyal to him and felt it was us
- 26:01against the world, said one said one. Well, yeah, of course,
- 26:05when you have it set up and you have the
- 26:07grifter Prince as your patron, it's going to feel like
- 26:11you're you against the world. Because he's out here on
- 26:14the Grift all the time. All the critical coverage about
- 26:19his dubious friends, his pension for private jets failed to
- 26:22understand the work he did and the good he did.
- 26:26It was very hard to change the idea that people
- 26:28had about him. Well, guess what when we hear that
- 26:31he is having sexual relations with an underage girl that's
- 26:35being trafficked by scumbag Epstein, We're gonna have some problems. Okay,
- 26:40he's such a handsome young chap, such a dashing young lad.
- 26:44Then what's he doing needing a seventeen year old girl
- 26:47that's provided by Jeffrey Epstein. Here's an idea, stupid, Put
- 26:52on your dumbass clubbing outfit, your clubbing kid, or whatever
- 26:56the hell it is, and go find a woman of
- 26:58age that would consent and to lay with your gross ass.
- 27:02Pretty simple. There were letters from chief executives from companies
- 27:09which were thanking him for helping unlock a deal which
- 27:12had been stuck in cutter Or Central Asia for years.
- 27:16He was, they say, a good team leader who looked
- 27:19after his staff. But he could be gouch and worse,
- 27:23much worse. We've heard it all. Okay, we have heard
- 27:27all of it, and I will never ever ever sit
- 27:31here and let anyone whitewash who this dude is or was.
- 27:35He had many many chances to come forward and, in
- 27:39his own words, do the honorable thing. He chose not
- 27:44to remember that these are all choices that people make,
- 27:48all right, so there has to be some self responsibility.
- 27:51This son of a bitch chose to hang out with Epstein,
- 27:53he chose to hang out with him even after he
- 27:55was convicted, and for her part, the Queen she chose
- 27:59to enable that behavior and protect him. While some ambassador
- 28:06ambassadors appreciated Andrew's presence, others did not. Sir Ivor Roberts,
- 28:11a former ambassador at Rome, said the Duke was sometimes
- 28:14brusque to the point of rudeness. Simon Wilson, Britain's former
- 28:18deputy head of mission in barn, once delivered a scathing
- 28:22assessment of Andrew's efforts as an official trade envoy. He
- 28:26was known, he said, as HBH his buffoon Highness, and
- 28:31would ignore advice, make inappropriate jokes, and regularly refuse to
- 28:36keep to the agreed program, so basically doing what princes do.
- 28:41For those of you who are watching House of the Dragon,
- 28:44just think about what Eggon was doing in last week's episode,
- 28:48standing in the window and having a Robin tug. And
- 28:50that's pretty much what I envisioned Prince Andrew sneaking his
- 28:55way into the London Tower, going up there and having
- 28:57himself a toss. Inside Buckingham Palace, Andrew made little effort
- 29:05to be pleasant to members of the household. One member
- 29:08of staff said he was just dreadful, very happy to
- 29:11pick up the phone and shout at whoever answered it.
- 29:14That's what happens when you're a miserable prick, right, And
- 29:17you don't have to be a royal to be a
- 29:19miserable prick. I'm sure a lot of you know miserable
- 29:21people in your lives. I'm sure a lot of you
- 29:24have worked for them, and that's what they do, right,
- 29:27They lash out at people that they think they're better. Then,
- 29:34on one occasion, that is exactly what he did. Just
- 29:37before an engagement at Richmond Park then involved the Queen
- 29:40and the Duke of York. It started pouring with rain
- 29:44and Age realized no one had an umbrella for the Queen.
- 29:48With half an hour to go before her arrival, her
- 29:51Press secretary James Roscoe, went outside and found a group
- 29:55of army officers who were there to meet her Majesty.
- 29:59He went up to the most and you're a captain
- 30:00and said, I know this is ridiculous, but do you
- 30:04mind just trying to find an umbrella for the Queen
- 30:06and ideally someone who can hold it and walk alongside her.
- 30:10At that point, Prince Andrews strode up to them, pointed
- 30:13his finger in Roscoe's face and said, who the efor
- 30:16you to ask these men to find you an f
- 30:19an umbrella? You go and find your own f n umbrella.
- 30:22He strode off, and somewhat shell shocked, Roscoe said to
- 30:26the officer, look, can you find me an umbrella? And
- 30:29he did. Prince Andrew didn't need to do that, right,
- 30:32No point in doing that. Dude's trying to help out
- 30:34your mom. Bro, what Prince Andrew should be doing. A
- 30:37good prince, a good human being would be saying to
- 30:40this mister Roscoe, guy, Yeah, how can I help? Where
- 30:43do we get an umbrella from? Should I send somebody
- 30:45to the walmart? About a week later, Roscoe was talking
- 30:51to the Queen about something else, and she said in Richmond,
- 30:54did you ask the Duke of York to fetch you
- 30:55an umbrella? Andrew, it seems, had reflected that swearing at
- 31:00his mother's press secretary was not a good look and
- 31:03decided to get in his version of events first, just
- 31:06in case Roscoe complained about his behavior. Roscoe told the Queen,
- 31:11what do you think, ma'am? Do you think I asked
- 31:13the Duke of York to fetch me an umbrella? There
- 31:16the matter was laid to rest. I would have I'd
- 31:19ask him to go fetch me a sandwich too, Hey, bitch,
- 31:22Ask Prince Andrew go get us some bruise. That would
- 31:25be his job. If this dude showed up around here,
- 31:29old boy would be going to get the beers, picking
- 31:31up the tabs and the rest of it. Scumbag, son
- 31:34of a bitch. This was not the only time Andrew
- 31:39was stunningly rude. On one occasion, a senior cordier was
- 31:43asked by the Prince's aide a man, the Thirsk, if
- 31:45they could help talk him out of a particular course
- 31:48of action he was trying to pursue. When they tentatively
- 31:52broached the issue with Andrew, his response was immediate, n spectacular.
- 31:57F off out of my office, he said, and f
- 32:00off out of my life. Solid response from the Prince. Huh,
- 32:05seems like a hell of a guy once again, folks,
- 32:08just another example of how much of an asshole Prince
- 32:12Andrew is and was to people that he felt you
- 32:16was better then, and we just hear a story after
- 32:20story about this man and his character. So what would
- 32:23lead anyone to believe that he's telling the truth about anything?
- 32:28All Right, folks, that's gonna do it for this one.
- 32:30If you'd like to contact me, you can do that
- 32:32at Bobby Kopuuchi at ProtonMail dot com. That's Bo Bby
- 32:37c apu Cci at ProtonMail dot com. You can also
- 32:42find me on Twitter at Bobby underscore c ap u Cci.
- 32:49The link that I discussed can be found in the
- 32:51description box. What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode
- 32:55of the Epstein Chronicles. Ever since the whole entire Epstein
- 33:00fiasco unfolded and we learned about Prince Andrew's involvement, I
- 33:04said that the Queen beared some responsibility for enabling what occurred. Now,
- 33:10not directly, of course, right, she wasn't on the plane,
- 33:13but by protecting Andrew, she was protecting Epstein and Glenn
- 33:16Maxwell via proxy. And it's something that she should have
- 33:20been called out on a very long time ago. Let's
- 33:24not forget that she also was friendly with Jimmy Savell.
- 33:28So I know a lot of people have high regard
- 33:30for the Queen, but when it comes to this situation,
- 33:33she fumbled the ball and it was rather obvious that
- 33:37she treated certain people like they were above sin, Like
- 33:40the rules of morality, law and basic decency somehow stopped
- 33:44at the gates of the palace. And that's the illusion
- 33:46of royalty, the grand centuries old magic trick that convinces
- 33:50people that power wrapped in jewels is somehow virtuous. The
- 33:54monarchy has always sold itself as the anchor of civilization,
- 33:58the symbolist ability and tradition, but that stability comes out
- 34:02of cost. Truth gets buried beneath ceremony, the public sea's crowns, pageantry,
- 34:07waving hands and photo wops. But behind those palace walls
- 34:11there are whispers, cover ups, and decades of institutional corruption.
- 34:16The British monarchy's entire survival depends on maintaining the myth
- 34:20that it's untouchable, infallible and moral. But when you start
- 34:24pulling out the threads, when you look closely at who
- 34:27they shielded, who they united, who they welcomed into the
- 34:29royal fold, that illusion collapses. Because when it comes to
- 34:33Queen Elizabeth, you're talking about someone who didn't just witness corruption,
- 34:37she sat atop it, managed it, and shows silence over
- 34:40scandal every single time, because let's stop pretending she didn't know.
- 34:45Of course, she knew. She wasn't some sheltered old lady
- 34:48sipping tea while her family ran wild in the tabloids.
- 34:51She was the most briefed, the most protected, the most
- 34:54informed person in the entire United Kingdom. She knew that
- 34:58her son, Prince Andrew, was bringing proSP and quote unquote
- 35:01massage therapists into Buckingham Palace. She knew about Jeffrey Epstein,
- 35:06the billionaire predator whose name was whispered in royal circles
- 35:09long before the headlines broke. And she knew about Jimmy Saville,
- 35:13the monster she personally awarded honors too, and kept as
- 35:17a close friend to the family. And you don't spend
- 35:19seventy years on the throne with five six palace security,
- 35:24royal protection units, and the most powerful intelligence network in
- 35:27Europe and somehow miss all of that. Every letter, every movement,
- 35:31every guest, every scandal is filtered through an army of
- 35:34people who exist solely to protect the crown. And what
- 35:37we saw was wilful blindness. A deliberate choice to look
- 35:40away because the truth was too dangerous for the institution
- 35:44to bear. And people ate hearing that right, They flinch,
- 35:48They say, don't you dare speak ill to the Queen.
- 35:51She served her country as if longevity equals sainthood, as
- 35:55if waving ant crowds for seventy years washes away the
- 35:57blood and filth hidden in the shadows of Buckingham Palace.
- 36:02But the truth is she didn't ever serve her country.
- 36:05She served the institution. The monarchy. Survival has always depended
- 36:10on one rule, protect the Crown, no matter who gets hurt.
- 36:13And when that institution was threatened by Epstein, by Andrew,
- 36:16by the slow leak of the rot eating its way
- 36:19up from the basement of Buckingham Palace, she did what
- 36:22she'd always done. She buried it. She silenced the questions,
- 36:26She tightened the drawbridge, and she made sure the family
- 36:29closed ranks. The Queen didn't just manage optics, she perfected
- 36:32the art of concealment. The very thing that made her
- 36:36seem so stoic and steady to the public, that cold,
- 36:39unreadable composure, was the same thing that allowed her to
- 36:42hide decades of complicity behind the wall of dequorum. You
- 36:46think that ABC just dropped the Epstein story because of
- 36:48pressure from some nameless suits. Come on, man, the palace
- 36:52made that call. The network had interviews, photos, evidence, and
- 36:57suddenly everything disappeared. And you think that the Queen just
- 37:00suddenly decided Andrew needed to step back. She was forced,
- 37:04by Charles by William by the title wave of public
- 37:07disgust boiling over for years, she shielded Andrew from consequences.
- 37:12For years. She let the institution hide behind protocol while
- 37:15the world watched victims get ignored. When the walls started
- 37:18closing in and the cameras got too close, she didn't
- 37:21act out of moral clarity. She acted because there was
- 37:24nowhere left to hide. The monarchy's hand wasn't guided by remorse.
- 37:28It was guided by self preservation. You see, at some point,
- 37:32when people show you who they are, not just once,
- 37:35but over and over again, you have to believe them.
- 37:38This wasn't an isolated mistake, This was a pattern. The
- 37:41Queen wasn't a bystander swept up in the storm. She
- 37:44didn't create. She was the gatekeeper of a system that
- 37:47allowed it to thrive. Because the truth is, every time
- 37:51that she protected Andrew. She was protecting Epstein and Maxwell too,
- 37:55maybe not by direct order, but by the weight of
- 37:57her silence. Silence that told the world this is acceptable
- 38:01as long as it doesn't reach the palace gates. That's
- 38:05how monsters survive, not because they're powerful on their own,
- 38:08but because institutions like the monarchy give them cover and
- 38:12in the silence. In that carefully managed indifference, the institution
- 38:16she swordw uphold became a fortress for predators and the
- 38:19people it failed. The survivors, the victims, the citizens of
- 38:23the UK, the citizens of the world, the voiceless were
- 38:28left standing outside, looking up at a gilded cage that
- 38:31called itself a throne. Today's article is from the New
- 38:36York Post and the headline Andrew mount Batten Windsor brought
- 38:39prostitutes to Buckingham Palace and Queen Elizabeth knew. This article
- 38:45was authored by Angela Barabudi. He turned Buckingham Palace into
- 38:51his own personal pleasure palace. Like you can't go get
- 38:54a hotel room, how about you go to the Mosey
- 38:57Woesy and bring your girls there? Did he had the
- 39:00decency to get a hotel room for his freak offs.
- 39:03Imagine being less of a degenerate than Diddy. All right,
- 39:05maybe not less, but you get where I'm going with this.
- 39:09How are you gonna sneak prostitutes into your mom's house?
- 39:11Because let's call it what it is, that's what he
- 39:13was doing. Wasn't his pad, he didn't pay the bills,
- 39:17he wasn't the king. He was bringing these women into
- 39:20Buckingham Palace. And it's no different than if you were
- 39:23sneaking prostitutes into your parents' home while your unemployed ass
- 39:27is living in their basement. What's the difference. I can
- 39:30tell you there is no difference. Prince Andrew is just
- 39:32a richer version of one of these idiots sitting on
- 39:35Twitter talking shit disgrace. Former Dukie York Prince Andrew brought
- 39:39prostitutes into the royal home of Britain's monarchs Mum, according
- 39:43to a new Bombshell report, like you can't even make
- 39:46this shit up. And I truly wonder if the timeline
- 39:48was screwed up in twenty twelve and we just don't
- 39:51know about it, how could this even be real life?
- 39:55And Queen Elizabeth knew about the trysts but kept them
- 39:57hush hush. Historian Andrew Lowney, a entitled The Rise and
- 40:01Fall of the House York, told News Nations Paula Frolick,
- 40:05and look, this is something we've heard for a very
- 40:07long time, that the Queen looked the other way, that
- 40:09she knew what Andrew was up to. Maybe not the
- 40:12full extent. Right, I'm not going to sit here and
- 40:13tell you that, you know, Queen Elizabeth was involved in
- 40:17planning or anything like that, or that she was a
- 40:19co conspirator to Jeffrey Epstein's bullshit, But by proxy she was,
- 40:26and anybody who denies it is running cover for the
- 40:28royal family and for the Queen. And look, I'm not
- 40:32going to sit here and tell you that I hate
- 40:34the Queen, you know, in the same manner that I
- 40:36do Prince Andrew. I'm certainly not a fan of any
- 40:39of the royals, to be honest with you. And I
- 40:41wasn't a fan of the Queen then, and I'm certainly
- 40:43not a fan of her now. But if she would
- 40:47have stepped up and did the right thing years ago
- 40:49and forced Prince Andrew to come forward, well things could
- 40:53have been a lot different. Right. He brought the prostitutes
- 40:57to Buckingham Palace for years it was done on a
- 40:59regular basis. People who work there complained to people in command,
- 41:03but nothing's done. The security that complained were told, if
- 41:07you would like to go back to the beat Brixton,
- 41:09you have that choice, but otherwise you keep quiet. Lowney
- 41:12told Frolick that sounds about right, And it's expected. If
- 41:16you're on any kind of royal detail, you know that
- 41:18there's going to be a expectation of privacy. But at
- 41:23what point does that privacy turn into complicity? Right, So
- 41:28that's something that you have to grapple with if you're
- 41:30somebody in that situation. And for me, I'd be making
- 41:34reports on a regular basis, even if it wasn't to
- 41:37my direct boss. I'd keep some kind of log about
- 41:40what's going on to memorialize the situation. That way, later
- 41:44on when they tried to blame me, well, I have
- 41:46this documentation to back up my narrative. Of course, the
- 41:50queen knew she was informed, but he was her favorite son,
- 41:53and he got away with everything. They brushed it under
- 41:56the rug until now, well they can't brush it under
- 41:59the rug anymore. I think that Buckingham Palace has finally
- 42:03figured out that transparency, or as far as transparency goes
- 42:08with Buckingham Palace, is a proper path, and that's why
- 42:11we see them dumping Prince Andrew the way they did.
- 42:14They're trying to create as much distance as humanly possible.
- 42:18The last thing they want to do is have to
- 42:20deal with this anchor tied around their ankle. Former palace
- 42:25employees are now spilling the tea about Randy Andy, divorced
- 42:28by Sarah Ferguson in nineteen ninety six. Behind closed doors,
- 42:32Lowney claimed, I'm getting more and more information every day
- 42:35from people who worked at the Palace in the government.
- 42:38They are no longer scared to talk or come out
- 42:41to tell the world what really happened, now that Andrew
- 42:43has been removed from power, and now that he is
- 42:46no longer protected by the Queen, he said. Lowneye recently
- 42:50dished to Deli Mail correspondent Sarah Vine on the Deep
- 42:53Dive podcast that Queen Elizabeth the Second and Prince Philip's
- 42:58third child, now known as Andrew bat and Windsor, once
- 43:01had a staggering forty prostitutes delivered to his Thailand hotel. Look,
- 43:05I'm not even as upset about that. Honestly, now it's
- 43:08gross right. I would never engage in some bullshit like that,
- 43:11but at least he's, you know, engaging in a business
- 43:15where these women I would think are consenting. I would hope. Now,
- 43:19prostitution is, you know, very prevalent over in a place
- 43:22like Thailand. And I'm not some square. I'm not gonna
- 43:25tell people how to live their lives. My moral compass
- 43:28might not be your moral compass, and that's okay, But
- 43:31I think we can all agree that people should be consenting.
- 43:35And if you're gonna have prostitutes over, at least have
- 43:37the decency to do it in a fucking hotel room.
- 43:41And as far as what mister Lowney said about people
- 43:44coming forward, I can confirm that yesterday I was contacted
- 43:48by somebody who said that they used to work at
- 43:50the palace. Now I haven't really dug in deep to
- 43:54try and confirm their identity yet and see some receipts,
- 43:58but I'm gonna start doing that today and talking to
- 43:59them to see what they have to say, because look,
- 44:04once you have one crack in that dam, it's only
- 44:07a matter of time before the whole thing goes bust
- 44:10and all that water comes spilling out. We've seen it
- 44:13time and time again, and there's going to be whistleblowers galore,
- 44:17a lot of people that have been silenced up until
- 44:20now who think that with the way the wind is
- 44:23blowing and where the current's going, that it's safe to
- 44:26come out and speak about what they know. So I'm
- 44:29definitely going to be talking to this person, and I'm
- 44:31going to see what's what, because this rabbit hole is
- 44:34so deep, folks, I don't even know if it has
- 44:36a bottom. On November third, the sixty five year old
- 44:39was stripped of his Royal highness and prince titles and
- 44:42honors by his older brother, King Charles, amidst allegations that
- 44:46he slept with women in Jeffrey Epstein's Traffic Karum. One
- 44:50of Epstein's survivors, Virginia Roberts, who died by suicide at
- 44:53forty one in April, claimed in her memoir Nobody's Girl,
- 44:56published six months after her death, that Epstein ordered her
- 45:00her to have sex with Andrew on three occasions, including
- 45:03when she was just seventeen. And then it has the
- 45:06picture right here of Andrew with his arm around her
- 45:10and the Skufuza Glain Maxwell in the background having just
- 45:13the time of her life. But you know the picture
- 45:15is fake and all. On October seventeenth, less than a
- 45:19week before Robert's book came out, Andrew announced that he
- 45:22was giving up his titles. In this statement, in discussion
- 45:26with the King and my immediate and wider family, we
- 45:29have concluded the continued accusations about me distract from the
- 45:32work of His Majesty and the royal family. I've decided,
- 45:36as I always have to put my duty to my
- 45:38family and country first. Oh yeah, the most noble man
- 45:42in the history of England, Richard the Lionheart, take a seat, buddy, Okay,
- 45:47Prince Andrew's here to show you how to be honorable. Yeah,
- 45:51well we all need that, like we need a case
- 45:53of fucking herpies. The Post reached out to Buckingham Palace
- 45:57for comment. Well, you know you're not going to get
- 45:58anything from them, a single word. So where does that
- 46:02leave us? Somewhere between reverence and reality. The fairy tale
- 46:06is cracked, And maybe it always was. Queen Elizabeth wasn't
- 46:10a monster, but she wasn't innocent either. She was the
- 46:13embodiment of the system. Steadfast, silent, loyal to the crown
- 46:16above all else. But that loyalty came out of cost.
- 46:20When the walls of Buckingham Palace were whispering about Jeffrey Epstein,
- 46:24about Jimmy Saville, about Andrew's friendships, she didn't speak up.
- 46:27She didn't confront, She contained, and in doing so she
- 46:31chose preservation over truth. It's uncomfortable to admit that the
- 46:36same queen who symbolized duty and grace also turned away
- 46:40when justice demanded a voice, But that's the truth of it.
- 46:43Silence isn't neutrality, it's permission. Every time she waved from
- 46:47that balcony, the world saw dignity, but behind the glass,
- 46:51that dignity doubled his armor, a way to shield the
- 46:53monarchy from scandal, while the rot underneath spread unchecked. She
- 46:57didn't create the system, but she kept it in time.
- 47:00So no, she doesn't deserve blind hatred, but she doesn't
- 47:04deserve blind worship either. Her reign was extraordinary, yes, but
- 47:08it was built on secrecy, on careful emissions, on the quiet,
- 47:11defensive privilege. And maybe that's the final lesson here. Power,
- 47:16no matter how graceful it looks, never protects the vulnerable,
- 47:19it protects itself. The Queen's silence may preserved the monarchy,
- 47:24but it damned its integrity. And when history looks back,
- 47:27the silence will echo louder than any of her speeches
- 47:30ever did. All of the information that goes with this
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