Thanks for covering this Erick. I didn't watch either, but was interested in "the other side" as the Meghan side was made clear without having to suffer through it. I really appreciated Candace Owens' discussion of the interview. You see, Candace married a "medium-society" British guy who happens to be white, and Candace herself is black (her description of herself). The 17 minute discussion she has with Michael Knowles on the topic is enlightening. Candace refuses to apologize to the woke mob and try as much as they do she hasn't been canceled completely yet. If interested you can find the interview on YouTube.
I recall a televised interview with William and Harry (pre-Meghan ) on either the 20th or 25th anniversary of Diana's death, when both young men discussed its impact on their lives, a tragedy lived out publicly, and how they hope to honor her memory. It was a lovely interview, and both appeared genuinely well and stable. It's a tragedy Harry fell into the all-too-eager arms of grifter Meghan. And now that there is an innocent child (Archie) involved--who didn't ask for any of this--Harry is to be pitied as much as anything else. He sought comfort in Meghan, but instead found a nest of briars.
When Donald Trump was asked his thoughts on Harry/Meghan by the press in a interview a couple years back, Trump answered, "I wish Harry luck. He's going to need it."
Harry and Archie need more than luck. They need prayer.
Hear, hear, Erick! I couldn't have cared less about these people and their tell-all interview. However, I do care about mental illness and addiction and you are spot on about Harry's attraction to Meghan. From what I have read, she ripped her own family apart and now is hell bent to rip the royal family apart. She is toxic and Harry is vulnerable. Let's pray for them to get the help they need. Great commentary.
I had never heard of Meghan before she married Harry. I really don't care if I hear or see either of them again. While I really don't care either way about the British monarchy, you have to respect a person (the Queen) who hunkered down in bomb shelters during WWII plus all of the other world events she was part of during her lifetime vs. Meg and Harry "hunkering down" and playing the victim role in a $14 million mansion in Santa Barbara.
After listing the two factual errors evident in their interview, you state that you resent having to cover this. But this is exactly why I subscribe, Erick...you cover the facts that so many in the media ignore. Forget the MSM and their complete lack of journalistic integrity because that's a given. I'm thinking specifically of Trump's "stolen election" campaign and how effectively you disarmed that hyperbole through a simple recitation of the facts. I quoted you multiple, multiple times to friends and family when this subject arose specifically because of your fact-based analysis. Yes, people are stupid. But there are far more of us who simply don't have the time to research the reams of garbage generated daily by politicians and celebrities alike, so we lean on you to do that fact-finding for us. This is, after all, the intended function of a free press, but damn few of them live up to that ideal. Thanks for carrying the torch.
Thanks for sharing. I'm glad to hear your perspective. It's an angle I hadn't considered, and the main reason I respect you so much. I believe that you, like myself, try to see in many shades of grey. Much of the world is so polarized by black and white that we often forget there's an entire spectrum. I know that racism is alive and well. However, whining about how people allegedly mistreated you never fixed anything. Mental illness is real. Meg and Harry should seek help. IMO, if they couldn't go to the Queen and seek resolution of their gripes, they should not have thrown the monarchy under the bus. It was a very unethical thing to do.
I am a psychiatric nurse practitioner and I must say I could not have said this any better. Thank you. I watched only snippets of the interview but I simply could not bear it. They are mere immature children. MM did not impress me at all with her claims. They should have kept their mouths shut. Now they have no credibility. I am an expert in body language and MM gave herself away. Frankly it was quite embarrassing on national tv to hear and see all of that. MM actually set back any gains in mental health and race relations. I am not even going to splain that. Those of us who are really woke already know the dynamic and answer to that one. Is there no more shame, decorum or protocol? I guess not.
The right seems hell bent on claiming racism is gone. Newsflash....It isn't. It really isnt guys. The whole, we had a black president so what are yall complaining about? Is so ridiculous when used as some sort of proof that racism is gone.
Thanks for covering this Erick. I didn't watch either, but was interested in "the other side" as the Meghan side was made clear without having to suffer through it. I really appreciated Candace Owens' discussion of the interview. You see, Candace married a "medium-society" British guy who happens to be white, and Candace herself is black (her description of herself). The 17 minute discussion she has with Michael Knowles on the topic is enlightening. Candace refuses to apologize to the woke mob and try as much as they do she hasn't been canceled completely yet. If interested you can find the interview on YouTube.
Now do Don Jr.
sounds like a bunch of victims in need of gov't handouts to make them feel better
Didn't we win a war against the ancestors of these folks a couple hundred years ago? Why are we letting them back into our heads now?
I recall a televised interview with William and Harry (pre-Meghan ) on either the 20th or 25th anniversary of Diana's death, when both young men discussed its impact on their lives, a tragedy lived out publicly, and how they hope to honor her memory. It was a lovely interview, and both appeared genuinely well and stable. It's a tragedy Harry fell into the all-too-eager arms of grifter Meghan. And now that there is an innocent child (Archie) involved--who didn't ask for any of this--Harry is to be pitied as much as anything else. He sought comfort in Meghan, but instead found a nest of briars.
When Donald Trump was asked his thoughts on Harry/Meghan by the press in a interview a couple years back, Trump answered, "I wish Harry luck. He's going to need it."
Harry and Archie need more than luck. They need prayer.
"I resent having to discuss this. "-then do not. If you are going to talk about the British in American how about James Oglethorpe?
You didn’t, and don’t, have to discuss it.
Hear, hear, Erick! I couldn't have cared less about these people and their tell-all interview. However, I do care about mental illness and addiction and you are spot on about Harry's attraction to Meghan. From what I have read, she ripped her own family apart and now is hell bent to rip the royal family apart. She is toxic and Harry is vulnerable. Let's pray for them to get the help they need. Great commentary.
I had never heard of Meghan before she married Harry. I really don't care if I hear or see either of them again. While I really don't care either way about the British monarchy, you have to respect a person (the Queen) who hunkered down in bomb shelters during WWII plus all of the other world events she was part of during her lifetime vs. Meg and Harry "hunkering down" and playing the victim role in a $14 million mansion in Santa Barbara.
"People are stupid and Harry and Meghan are shameful woke mellennial grifters;" one of my favorite all time lines.
After listing the two factual errors evident in their interview, you state that you resent having to cover this. But this is exactly why I subscribe, Erick...you cover the facts that so many in the media ignore. Forget the MSM and their complete lack of journalistic integrity because that's a given. I'm thinking specifically of Trump's "stolen election" campaign and how effectively you disarmed that hyperbole through a simple recitation of the facts. I quoted you multiple, multiple times to friends and family when this subject arose specifically because of your fact-based analysis. Yes, people are stupid. But there are far more of us who simply don't have the time to research the reams of garbage generated daily by politicians and celebrities alike, so we lean on you to do that fact-finding for us. This is, after all, the intended function of a free press, but damn few of them live up to that ideal. Thanks for carrying the torch.
Thanks for sharing. I'm glad to hear your perspective. It's an angle I hadn't considered, and the main reason I respect you so much. I believe that you, like myself, try to see in many shades of grey. Much of the world is so polarized by black and white that we often forget there's an entire spectrum. I know that racism is alive and well. However, whining about how people allegedly mistreated you never fixed anything. Mental illness is real. Meg and Harry should seek help. IMO, if they couldn't go to the Queen and seek resolution of their gripes, they should not have thrown the monarchy under the bus. It was a very unethical thing to do.
A self-indulgent whine-fest as I think Piers Morgan put it.
Thank you
I am a psychiatric nurse practitioner and I must say I could not have said this any better. Thank you. I watched only snippets of the interview but I simply could not bear it. They are mere immature children. MM did not impress me at all with her claims. They should have kept their mouths shut. Now they have no credibility. I am an expert in body language and MM gave herself away. Frankly it was quite embarrassing on national tv to hear and see all of that. MM actually set back any gains in mental health and race relations. I am not even going to splain that. Those of us who are really woke already know the dynamic and answer to that one. Is there no more shame, decorum or protocol? I guess not.
The right seems hell bent on claiming racism is gone. Newsflash....It isn't. It really isnt guys. The whole, we had a black president so what are yall complaining about? Is so ridiculous when used as some sort of proof that racism is gone.