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0:00 My chums a couple of years ago when Harry and Meghan put out that awful thing regarding the royal family and the racism and all that sort of stuff. What's interesting is this, you see. The bottom line is that, you know, if you remember William was walking away and I think it was doing when we had the pandemic and stuff and it was a mask season. I don't mean that rudely, but it's really what you remember, isn't it? And the thing is somebody from Sky News shouted out and said, "Mhm." You know, are the royal family racist? No, we're very much not a racist family. >> Have you broke Have you spoken to your brother since the interview? >> I haven't spoken to him yet, but I will do. >> And and can you just let me know is the the royal family a racist family, sir? >> We're very much not a racist family. >> I felt so sorry for William. I really
0:45 did, you know, because I thought, "Goodness, you know, where's your decorum?" And this is Sky News, right? I mean, you know, they should know better, but they didn't have any decorum and this is really what dragged in William into that sort of debate. I just It was just so wrong. Now, the problem that you've got with Harry and La Markle returning is when they go on a public event, it doesn't matter anymore. And this I can share this with you because this is how it really works. They have the royal rota and the royal rota tend to behave because they have a very nice life on it, right? They go off to various things funded by their newspapers and flying around the world, whether it be trips to Italy with Catherine or whatever. Not a bad life. They will tend to behave. It's the rogue reporters and it's very difficult now to control the rogue reporters because you
1:32 know, there's a funding issue. People Everybody's a journalist, a citizen journalist, right? And on top of all of that, what you've got are those senior problems. And the problems there are when Catherine and indeed William or whether they do joint events together, walk out, somebody is going to ask that burning question. Are you thrilled, sir, to have your brother back? Have you spoken to him yet? And all this is going to be the public humiliation that they are now bringing back to the royal family because this people just do not have respect. Of course, that then for throws the focus of what William and Catherine are there to do. Maybe a charitable event or an endeavor that they want the may the media to focus on. These two are a running soap opera unless they clean their act up.
2:18 But as we know with Meghan desperate to become an Emmy nominee winner, whatever, I don't see that in any time soon. The bigger issue now, which is developing, is actually this. As ever, let me explain. Good to see you. Welcome back. Thank you so much for your time. I just need to point this out to you cuz it was a fun thing that somebody sent me and it's so true. And until somebody tells you, right? Thank you David from Leicester. Until somebody tells you, you don't realize it. You know when you buy a chocolate bar now, chums? Have you noticed this? When I used to buy bounties and stuff like that or other bars in fact, used to be a bit of cardboard in. And then you said, "Neil, have you noticed this now? You just get the bar straight in the plastic and the plastic's really flimsy. It falls apart all of this." And I thought, "You know what? You're so right." There was so much care and detail, but above all, the
3:04 bar was big. >> [laughter] >> Not like now, is it? You know? But I can throw my own 10 cents in for this. I've noticed buying soap, right? I tend to just buy pure white soap, whatever. Not brandy stuff, but you know, I have treated myself to things like Imperial Leather, Palmolive. Endless bits of cardboard. You get [clears throat] the soap home, tiny, right? Am I alone in that, chums? Let me know. And is David right about all of those Yes, I know. These are the things that This is the interesting stuff, isn't it? >> [laughter] >> We've got to share. We're friends. This is the thing, right? Now this story, as I say, is going to get a lot of traction. Remember, you're hearing this here first. The thing is, as we know, Harry turned up last month and did this big thing, if you remember, on the
3:49 failing ITV2 ITV show, sorry, uh This Morning. And when I say failing, the ratings are dire. But they like to oh no, no, they're good. No, no, no, they're not. You know, they're nowhere near what they used to be because people have moved on, presenters have fallen out. It's a bit of a, you know, scared sort of horse really now, if you like, you know, it's tarnished with all the bad present presenters and stuff. Ultimately, they've got a huge problem. But if you remember, Harry chose this to be alongside their presenter, Alison Hammond, to try and get people on board for him victus Birmingham, July 2027. It's a bit odd, really. I don't know about you, I just, you know, what he plugged Junior Bake Off and it really went nowhere and oh, she was floating away and he was kind of like, what what is this, you know, how where is this really going? What's interesting now
4:35 though is because of the development, and this is the difficult thing again for His Majesty the King, and indeed the Prince and Princess of Wales. Mark my words, chum. These are going to be problematic times because, as we know, that's now going to be a big event. The government have already shoehorned quite a sizable amount of money into that event. Why is this a problem? It's a problem now because, of course, how can the King not support it? His son's in the country, the wife may be in the country. We don't know where she's going to be at this point. Do I predict she'll still be around in England at that point? I'm not sure. >> [laughter] >> Really, if I'm if I'm honest. And the thing is, Harry, of course, will need propped up. He's a man-child who recently basically said that, you know,
5:21 he now doesn't have any panic attacks. He might when he sees that bill from Associated News Limited and the Daily Mail. But where this gets really interesting is the force now will be thrown back on to the Prince and Princess of Wales, senior royals, Princess Anne, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh. That is, of course, Sophie and Edward. He will want to galvanize all of those people. The government, and make make note of this, who are not royal fans whatsoever, they basically will push hard, and this is again where the story direction is going, to make sure that, you know, the royal family turn up, because they'll say, "Well, we've put a lot of government cash in, you know, which is British cash." This is where the story is going to get very very difficult, and
6:09 I believe this is where people are going to fall out of love with certain senior members of the monarchy, because it is now designed to make it difficult for them. You know, if Harry and Meghan were out of the country, maybe living in Australia or in Portugal, but the fact that they've placed themselves here, this is all to garner some reputational damage back, maybe try and get people on board, and ultimately, there will be no bigger star than a having on the world stage His Majesty the King opening, or sending a message, or speaking at the event of the Invictus in July 2027. Harry and the remaining few team that he has are now going to be pushing that narrative alongside all of those mainstream media journalists that they've funded friends with, because
6:56 they gave them the exclusive of the return. Remember, you're hearing this first, chumps. I know how this works, and suddenly, when they do that, it'll be very difficult. There'll be a lot of pressure. Now, unless the King has something already in the diary, which could be the case, a year down the line, ultimately, their life is your problem. This is going to be pushed hard by Prince Harry. And Harry, you know, will either speak out in a fit of anger as to why there's no support from his family. It's a developing story. When I know more, you'll know more. Neil Sean, Kensington, London.