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Andrew Excluded From Major Royal Ceremony as Isolation Deepens (6/16/26) · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. One of the most important things for Prince
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  Andrew has always been his status, and that's because he
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  knew that that was the vehicle to get him where
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  he wanted to go, and he had no problem using
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  that status to do exactly that. And of all the
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  people that have faced repercussions over Jeffrey Epstein and their
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  relationship with him, I think that Prince Andrew has probably
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  suffered the most, and that's because he's lost all these
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  prestigious titles and he's not even a prince anymore. So
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  if anybody has faced repercussions, it's been Prince Andrew. And
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  I think one of the biggest blows to him is
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  the fact that he's been uninvited from every single family event.
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  This dude's not invited over for anything, whether it's Christmas
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  or the Order of the Garter ceremony. So today we
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  have an article from LBC and the headline Andrew bat
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  Windsor has been left feeling more isolated than ever after
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  his exclusion from a major royal event. Imagine all the
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  allegations that have been made against Andrew, and that's what
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  he's worried about not being invited for tea and crumpets.
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  The King and Queen and Prince William Don black velvet
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  ostrich plumed hats and robes on Monday as they process
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  through the grounds outside Windsor Castle for the ancient Order
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  of the Garter ceremony. All this pomp and circumstance that
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  happens with the monarchy is very odd to me, Like
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  the Order of the Garter. I mean, maybe back in
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  the year like sixteen twelve or some shit, that's cool,
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  but I really just don't see the relevance in current times, unless,
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  of course you're talking about dress up time for a
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  bunch of rich, well to do people and royals. I mean,
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  I guess it makes sense then, but I think that
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  most outside observers think it's a waste of money and
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  a waste of time. Absent from the procession was a
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  disgraced former Duke of York who was stripped of his
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  Order of the Garter on our last October over his
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  links to the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. A source told
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  the Delhi Express that Garter Day would be a really
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  tough day for Andrew. They said he's become used to
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  watching his family celebrate trooping without him, but Garter Day
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  will be a really tough day for him. It's one
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  of the days that reminds him of all that he's lost.
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  He's feeling more isolated than ever. He's completely alone, breaking news,
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  nobody cares. If anybody has earned their fate, it's this dude.
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  Of all the people we talk about. I know I've
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  said up before, but I'll say it again. Andrew sickens
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  me the most. This man had the whole entire world
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  handed up to him from the time he was born.
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  He could have done anything with his life, and this
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  is what he chose. So I don't give a damn
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  if you feel isolated. If it was up to me,
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  you'd be shipped off to Antarctica. The disgraced royal, who
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  became a member of the Order in two thousand and six,
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  had previously joined in the festivities and procession. Last year,
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  he attended the non public pre ceremony lunch, but he
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  has now been removed from the Order. Well, yeah, when
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  you're this disgraced, what are you supposed to do? Like?
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  Should the King and the royal family just ignore it
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  like they did for all the years leading up to this,
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  because I assure you that's why they're in the position
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  that they're in now. If they would have just met
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  this head on and thrown Andrew to the wolves where
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  he belonged, then they would have avoided all of this
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  and the Queen's legacy would be intact. But unfortunately it's not.
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  And anybody who's a neutral observer who looks at how
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  this all went down can't help but walk away and say, look,
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  the Queen was that fault. She protected them, she enabled them,
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  and she could have made sure that Andrew did the
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  right thing instead, but she didn't. So now her legacy
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  is being dragged down by this anchor known as Andrew.
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  So yeah, your bitch ass should be removed from every order.
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  In fact, they should send his ass to the space station.
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  It's believed that this is the first year that Andrew
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  has not attended in any capacity at all. I mean,
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  he was just arrested. There's a lot going on as
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  far as his own case and the investigation in the UK,
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  never mind what's going on in America. So there was
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  zero shot that he was going to this thing at all,
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  privately or publicly. His complete exclusion comes after the King
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  took away all of his remaining titles last year, along
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  with his royal title Prince and Duke of York, as
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  controversy mounted over his links with Jeffrey Epstein. And I
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  know we all want to give Charles credit for doing
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  what he's done, but he's had no choice. Do you
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  really think he wants to do this? Do you think
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  he wants to deal with Andrew in any capacity whatsoever?
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  But he has to and his hand is forced. But
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  for the royal family, the best scenario would have been
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  for all of this to continue to be whitewashed and downplayed.
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  That was the strategy up until recently, up until these
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  files were released and absolutely destroyed their narrative. But leading
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  up to that, forget it. The Palace had nothing to say.
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  The Palace had no kind of plan to deal with
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  what was happening. And now the Queen has just passed
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  the buck to King Charles, and we all know he's
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  not equipped to deal with this. The dude is old
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  and he has cancer, never mind all the other issues
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  going on. Andrew's now living in Norfolk while police investigate
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  allegations of misconduct in public office. He was arrested on
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  suspicion of misconduct and public office in February and then
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  released under investigation. Andrew has consistently denied any wrongdoing. Well, yeah,
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  what's he gonna do? Admit it? Wep You guys got me. Shucks,
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  I'm caught. Everything you said about me, he's true. All
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  the rumors about Epstein, those are true. What Virginia said,
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  that's true. I mean, come on, he's not gonna say
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  a damn thing. I think he learned his lesson with
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  that dumbass interview on BBC with Emily Maitliss. Probably the
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  worst decision somebody has ever made. Imagine being as guilty
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  as Andrew looks. And then you go up there and
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  you have this interview on BBC and you're talking about kits,
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  you're talking about pizza joints, you're talking about not sweating,
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  and then, as the cherry on top, you leave that
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  interview thinking you did a great job. Oh yeah, things
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  went great. I'm a great guy. Everybody's gonna believe my story. Meanwhile,
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  nobody believed it. And after we all picked our jaws up,
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  we let him know. But this bumbling fool thought he
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  did a great job and thought that the idea of
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  sitting down for that interview was top notch. Well guess what,
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  Just like everything else that this man touched, it turned
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  to shit. He was last seen at the weekend, just
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  hours before the King's official birthday parade, Trooping the Color,
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  took place in London. The Order of the Garter, founded
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  by Edward the Third in thirteen forty eight, is the
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  oldest chivalry order in Britain. I mean cool. I love
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  the history, and I certainly love medieval English history. Some
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  of the coolest shit in the world. I mean, you
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  got the War of the Roses, you have the conquest
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  from William the Conqueror, you know, just a whole host
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  of world changing events. And I really find the history
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  of England to be super fascinating, one of my favorite topics.
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  But with that said, all these different orders and all
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  of these different you know, groups that they have, it's
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  all outdated. Now. The flip side of that argument is
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  that it's about tradition, and there is a valid argument
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  to be made there as well. Hundred percent. Tradition is important,
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  but so as holding people like Andrew accountable when they
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  should be held accountable. Thousands of spectators gathered to watch
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  the procession, which saw the Knights of the Order of
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  the Garter walk down to Saint George's Chapel after their
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  annual lunch. Among those in the procession were the King
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  and the Queen, traditionally at the rear of the knights,
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  while further ahead was the Prince of Wales, Duke of
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  Edinburgh and Princess Royal. The King, who is Sovereign of
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  the Garter, personally chooses twenty four companions who have held
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  public office, contributed in a particular way to national life,
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  or serve the monarch personally. So all of his buddies
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  got it. The big ass club, folks, and you are
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  not invited. Other Garter Knights included former Prime Minister Sir
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  Tony Blair, Lord Patten, the last British Governor of Hong Kong,
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  and West End musical impressario Lord Lloyd Webber, all in
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  their blue velvet mantle and black velvet hats with white
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  ostrich plumes. I'm pretty sure people that are starving in
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  the UK don't give a shit, People that can't pay
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  their bills don't give a shit. And people being targeted
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  by grooming gangs, sure they don't give a shit. But
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  sure have fun with your little costume party. During the
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  Saint George service, three new Garter Knights were invested, historian
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  and former journalist Lord Peter Hennessy, ex Cabinet Secretary and
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  Head of Civil Service, Lord Gus O'Donnell, and former Chief
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  Justice Lord Ian Burnett. So look, as far as Andrew goes,
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  there's no way that he's going to be invited to
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  any of this stuff ever again. And when you want
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  to talk about people that are being punished, Andrew most
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  certainly is being punished. Now. It's not what it should be,
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  especially if you believe that what Virginia was saying is true.
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  But at least there are some kind of repercussions, and
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  if you want the truth, I thought Andrew would be
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  the last person to be dealing with them. I always
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  thought that Anne Andrew would come out of this pretty
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  much unscathed. Oh sure, his reputation took a hit, but
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  besides that, I didn't think that Andrew would end up
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  facing any real consequence. Certainly never thought i'd see him
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  get arrested. So who knows what will happen next. We
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  know that the investigation has expanded, and we know that
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  the investigators are looking for a whole host of crimes,
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  whether that has to do with public corruption or anything else.
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  If there's anything to find, I think they'll find it.
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  But you know what I'm sure of, I'm sure that
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  Prince Andrew's days of playing dress up and LARPing around
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  like some great night are long over. And if anybody
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  has earned their fate, it's certainly the Joe Exotic of
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  the Windsor family. All the information that goes with this
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