Speaker 1: Tousy.
Speaker 2: This is the seventy seven WABC Mini cast. I am
Speaker 2: about to speak with someone who knows everything. This is
Speaker 2: her ladyship, whom I have known a thousand years. She
Speaker 2: knows the Royals. She has done book after book about
Speaker 2: the Royals. She knows plenty about himself, Prince Idiot, what's
Speaker 2: his name, Harry, Larry Jury, whatever his name is. She
Speaker 2: knows plenty, and I am about to speak with her now.
Speaker 2: In case you just tuned in, I am Madam Adams,
Speaker 2: Cindy Adams from the New York Post. I have been
Speaker 2: on it since it since George Washington crossed the Delaware.
Speaker 2: I have also been on WABC, which is now worldwide,
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Speaker 2: So you can't turn me off because I'll find you
Speaker 2: wherever you are. I will come to your door, work
Speaker 2: your dorman, and I will ring your bell, so you
Speaker 2: have to listen to me. I would now like to
Speaker 2: ask you what first drew you into the world of
Speaker 2: the British aristocracy and the royal family. You weren't born royal,
Speaker 2: were you? No?
Speaker 1: I wasn't, but I was born in Jamaica into a
Speaker 1: family with a household name and I mother did have
Speaker 1: a British aristocratic background, and so we mixed with the
Speaker 1: royals pretty much all of our lives, all of our
Speaker 1: lives because I was born in nineteen forty nine and
Speaker 1: by the time I was growing up, Jamaica was the
Speaker 1: world leading inter colony. So jack and Jackie Kenny used
Speaker 1: to come JP. Morgan Junior had a house at Round Hill,
Speaker 1: the Duke of Morgan had a house in the Buchanan
Speaker 1: Jordians of mass being Jamaica. Princess Alice, who was Queen
Speaker 1: Victoria's granddaughter, she lived in Jamaica for half a year.
Speaker 1: So really all I like, I know the royals and
Speaker 1: the British aristocracy, and as I see my mother, it
Speaker 1: was a sled ball and the smed balls onto the
Speaker 1: fifteenth century. Oh, pretty much the whole of Dorphin.
Speaker 2: So okay, you know, everybody, this interview just happens to
Speaker 2: me exactly after we've read the story about Harry and Meghan.
Speaker 2: If you should pardon the expression moving back, why the
Speaker 2: hell are they moving back?
Speaker 1: To escape Ice? I was told I was told on
Speaker 1: the twelve of August, but on the eleventh and on
Speaker 1: the twelfth of August, Ice I think it's called ice,
Speaker 1: isn't it. Yeah, they were, they had looked again at
Speaker 1: Harry's visa application and it's it's the contents of the
Speaker 1: visa application for no resemblance to his claims in stare,
Speaker 1: and they had they had taken the decision to pursue
Speaker 1: matters further to actually withdraw his visa. And if if
Speaker 1: I was being told by sources within you're I suppose
Speaker 1: you call it is in the State Department and whatever it's,
Speaker 1: you know, you're being the American. I'm being told that
Speaker 1: as a brit I mean, I'm pretty sure that Harry
Speaker 1: and Meghan very quickly discover it, and and they obviously
Speaker 1: decided that the way to take the heat of the
Speaker 1: situation was for him to because up until then he
Speaker 1: was a declared American resident, and a plorogy, it is
Speaker 1: a declared American resident, I have the authority in the
Speaker 1: incentives to actually are to recticy any irregularities that they
Speaker 1: are aware of, including arresting him. So but once she
Speaker 1: has said that he was moving back to return and
Speaker 1: so he's effectively declaring he's no longer an American residence.
Speaker 2: You mean they were going to arrest they were going
Speaker 2: to arrest him.
Speaker 1: I my information is that they were going to revoke
Speaker 1: his visa, and once his visa was revoked that he
Speaker 1: was in the United States. If he had remained as
Speaker 1: an American resident in the United States, they could have
Speaker 1: been arrescued him. You caged him investigating and I think
Speaker 1: I think I could be wrong, but my recollection is
Speaker 1: that it's a five year mandatory Cristain sentence if you
Speaker 1: break the law, and I think it's a federal law
Speaker 1: in terms of a falsifying stuff on the visa application.
Speaker 2: Okay, you're never wrong. You're never wrong. You haven't been
Speaker 2: wrong since eighteen twelve. You're never wrong, You're never wrong.
Speaker 2: But do you believe Harry wants to return to the
Speaker 2: Royal family and the Royal family doesn't basically want him
Speaker 2: in any case?
Speaker 1: Do you think you really don't want him?
Speaker 2: Hm?
Speaker 1: No, they don't want him. Does he want to return?
Speaker 1: I think he. I think he's become increasingly alienated and
Speaker 1: lonely in America, but he's he also has blotted his
Speaker 1: coffee within many of his strengths and relations in this country.
Speaker 1: Nobody in the Royal family want him. That no one,
Speaker 1: absolutely I think I think he'll be a GiB a
Speaker 1: phone in the side of the family. But the press
Speaker 1: will have a fierce thing, making much ado about everything,
Speaker 1: you know, and in the busiest manner from heaven for
Speaker 1: the media, because no, they rarely have something to speak about.
Speaker 1: And he will be here, is never going to be here?
Speaker 1: To what it says that she's going to be here?
Speaker 1: Is she going to? Uh? How will they end up
Speaker 1: being more or less semi detached, if not totally detached?
Speaker 1: Because I don't know about you, but I don't see
Speaker 1: her spending extended periods of time. Hair.
Speaker 2: I know that Megan is a pain in the behind.
Speaker 2: And what is the press going to do with her,
Speaker 2: or up her or in her? What? How will the
Speaker 2: press take care of this wicked lady?
Speaker 1: Well, you can't stand her, Nobody, nobody in this consequence
Speaker 1: stand her. But she's already playing the color card. She's
Speaker 1: already saying that that Jason, all these suicide indicated her
Speaker 1: because he was He was a fraudy, fabulous who made
Speaker 1: up a whole load of discussed became the youngest black professor
Speaker 1: at Kingbridge University, and when he was rumbled, he committed suicide,
Speaker 1: which I think it's very sad. I actually Rance and
Speaker 1: I thought he was perfectly pleasant. But the fact of
Speaker 1: the matter is there has there has been a lot
Speaker 1: of education here in the black community saying that he
Speaker 1: was hounded out fairly. He wasn't counting on fairly. He
Speaker 1: was exposed for being the stabulist that he was, and
Speaker 1: he chose to resign, and then he chose to commit suicide.
Speaker 1: But Megan has linked herself to that and asserting that
Speaker 1: his suicide indicates her because she was the subject of
Speaker 1: color prejudice. She's never been the subject of color prejudice
Speaker 1: in this country. On the contrary, you.
Speaker 2: Know, yeah, I know if she.
Speaker 1: Has used her her color to weaponize against the British.
Speaker 1: She was welcome by all classes, and I know, I
Speaker 1: think she's going to be a real problem happy having
Speaker 1: her around is going to be man afront Heaven for
Speaker 1: the dress. Absolutely a poisoned challenge for the audiol.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm not allowed to say this phrase, but I'm
Speaker 2: going to say it anyway. She's a pain in the ass.
Speaker 2: What is going to happen to the British royals and
Speaker 2: what is going to happen to the British press when
Speaker 2: she schleps around looking for vi pnis, looking for what
Speaker 2: vi P to be a vi P. She wants to
Speaker 2: be a vi P. That's her life. What what how
Speaker 2: are they going to treat her? Well?
Speaker 1: The royals are blanking her, Oh, pretty much, the whole
Speaker 1: of the Aristo christy will be blanking her. I would
Speaker 1: imagine she's going to end up sucking up to the
Speaker 1: black community, some of who will not blank her, and
Speaker 1: men some of who will embrace her, but they are
Speaker 1: already aware of the fact that if they embrace her,
Speaker 1: that means that the King and Williams they can't will
Speaker 1: have nothing to do with them. She's going to find
Speaker 1: that she has very restrictive movements. But let's see, because
Speaker 1: they're life. She is perfectly capable of hunkering down for
Speaker 1: weeks and months at a time and plotting and scheming
Speaker 1: and planning. And you know, if she's working on self
Speaker 1: filming projects, for instance, she rod doesn't need to be
Speaker 1: out and about publicly. But if she's out and about publicly,
Speaker 1: I think she's going to find that nobody, with very
Speaker 1: few exceptions, in this country that's fucking her for the lives.
Speaker 1: She told about the British public not embracing her and
Speaker 1: being racist about the Queen not embracing her and being
Speaker 1: racist about Princetilly. You know, people here have long enough
Speaker 1: memories to know that she ruined the last years of
Speaker 1: the Queen's life with her treachery and her dies. And
Speaker 1: people haven't forgotten. I don't think they're wait forget it
Speaker 1: in a rush. But I suppose she will. Let's see.
Speaker 1: I don't know how she has. I have no idea.
Speaker 1: I mean, I certainly don't want to be in hersh
Speaker 1: just because she's an absolute pariah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know. Tell me, you know the thing that
Speaker 2: I don't understand. We know about what she is, and
Speaker 2: we all know what she is. What is a Harry?
Speaker 2: What is Prince Harry? Is he an empty vessel? Is
Speaker 2: there anything inside him?
Speaker 1: Well, he's a very dumb. He's dumb at forever that
Speaker 1: he's weak. He's marriable. I mean, he basically could be
Speaker 1: very nice. I mean he William used to play with
Speaker 1: my children when we were all younger, Polo and such,
Speaker 1: and they're both both William and Harry were a really
Speaker 1: great guy. And I mean that's Harry when he was
Speaker 1: much younger and I'm friendly with people, of course who
Speaker 1: his children went out with. Harry and he he was
Speaker 1: a very tricky number because he's very volatile, very paranoid.
Speaker 1: He's very self important, but he's dumb and he's not
Speaker 1: control but was able. Megan was able to control him, Yes,
Speaker 1: and that initially was a big cluss where the royals
Speaker 1: a concerned, though she managed to calm him down.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 1: Of course, what they didn't realize is that she was
Speaker 1: diverting his hostinity into into new directions, all of which
Speaker 1: were pointed at them. They didn't realize that. I tell me.
Speaker 2: Tell me what what what sort of a house are
Speaker 2: they going to be living in? What is the neighborhood?
Speaker 1: Like, I have no idea. I'm told they fall in
Speaker 1: the houses in the clos roles, and that they're looking
Speaker 1: for something to that it's a very good time to
Speaker 1: die in. That everything is is. The price is all depressed.
Speaker 1: But one of the reasons why the price the press
Speaker 1: is that this stupid government has arraised the tax on
Speaker 1: profit on or purchasing a property to such a high
Speaker 1: extent it's called stamp beauty, that that what used to
Speaker 1: have cost a few thouth pounds cost tenth of thousands.
Speaker 1: So depending on what they die, they might be getting
Speaker 1: it at a redew straight But the stamp duty is
Speaker 1: going to be much higher than it would be. But
Speaker 1: carry needs to be a resident in the United Kingdom
Speaker 1: because that's the only chance that they see of Ice
Speaker 1: taking its eyes off him, and it might not take
Speaker 1: guide off him, and so you never know, he might
Speaker 1: do a prince and and just avoid the United Street
Speaker 1: care of him.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't see her. I don't see her as
Speaker 2: a nun, as a sister exactly. She's a pain in
Speaker 2: the ass what she is.
Speaker 1: No, no, But I'll tell you one good thing of
Speaker 1: all of this happening is that, oh, Harry, Harry and
Speaker 1: the children coming here means that the Narrator Home becomes
Speaker 1: the United Is in the United Kingdom. Up to now,
Speaker 1: the Narrator Home has been in the United States in California.
Speaker 1: Under behavior Convention. Should there be a separation for a divorce,
Speaker 1: the Naratter Home is the determining factor for jurisdiction of
Speaker 1: not only the divorce, but of the residence of the
Speaker 1: children onto their majority thinks that could sect of both parties,
Speaker 1: and Megan has never been known to be cooperative with
Speaker 1: anyone or anything. So in the event of a separation
Speaker 1: or divorce, the best thing is so Harry to be
Speaker 1: here with the children.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, Okay, Now if this bombs, if this move
Speaker 2: falls down, what will they do? Go? Where? Where? Belgium?
Speaker 2: Where the hell are they going to go? What's left?
Speaker 1: Well, I'm not a fortune tailor and never never try
Speaker 1: to predict the future. But they do have. According to them,
Speaker 1: they have a house in Portugal, and Portugal is very
Speaker 1: fashion of the moment and cheap.
Speaker 2: It's cheap too, it's also cheap.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's cheap, yes, and the people are really nice.
Speaker 2: So what will they do in London? They're not going
Speaker 2: to be invited to the A number one parties like
Speaker 2: you are. What will they do? Go with a candy
Speaker 2: store owner? What the hell? Where are they going to go? Do? What?
Speaker 1: Well? I mean he does he does have still a
Speaker 1: reduced hankful of people whom he has known from much
Speaker 1: of his guys, who who are prepared to accept him on,
Speaker 1: accept her on the sufferings with him. But if there's
Speaker 1: there's something not going to be treated as luminaries, I
Speaker 1: mean maybe surgery, sur drean entities, right, you know, so
Speaker 1: you haven't have an award where whether they asked her
Speaker 1: or him to present the prize, the press will help
Speaker 1: side can tak it up. But that I think is
Speaker 1: as far as those days. They are both busting flushing
Speaker 1: on both sides of the identity. Nobody wants to know
Speaker 1: they have. They have, by their own actions and their
Speaker 1: own conduct, rout themselves into being disguised by people on
Speaker 1: both sides of the atlanity.
Speaker 2: You told me a while back that he had been
Speaker 2: seen with another lady. Could that have been a real
Speaker 2: to a real estate lady?
Speaker 1: Oh well, I don't know who it was. I haven't
Speaker 1: tried to find out who it was, but I do
Speaker 1: know that the person does exist, and that of course
Speaker 1: is also I am sure from Megan's point of view,
Speaker 1: one of the benefits of getting him away from Acito
Speaker 1: back to England, unless of course she's going to come
Speaker 1: and visit over here, which again it's a possibility. I
Speaker 1: don't know that it's a probability. I don't think she
Speaker 1: knows that. What's what at the moment, I mean, they're
Speaker 1: like an absolute purvoil because I mean, not only has
Speaker 1: he been having all these wonderfully penetrating philosophical discussions with
Speaker 1: this lovely girl about the relative parts of can't person
Speaker 1: it Canstine philosophies. But now he can't have her because
Speaker 1: unless she comes over, which would rarely be the harbinger
Speaker 1: of big trouble because that would mean that the marriage
Speaker 1: rarely is going to be extremely shaky to putting fine.
Speaker 2: Listen, my friend, talking to you is absolutely wonderful. I
Speaker 2: know you're not feeling well. I don't want to take
Speaker 2: more of your time, so I'm going to let you go,
Speaker 2: but I'm going to tell you I love you. I
Speaker 2: love you, I love you. Thank you for talking to me.
Speaker 2: Thank you, baby, thank you, I love you to thank you, ladyship.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Okay, honey, Bye,