‘They stuck the knife in!’ | Patrick Christys BLASTS the return of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

All right, so Meghan and Harry are coming back to the UK and it doesn't sound like many of you are particularly happy to have them back. Have we got any fans in? We must have someone who's all right, at least ambivalent. Oh, there we go, one person. Good, OK. Ambivalent is the best they can hope for, I think. It seems a little bit mad that they'd want to come back, though, given the fact that they felt that they literally had to flee the country six years ago. It's 6am on the 14th of March and we are on the freedom flight. The freedom flight, I mean, come on. And since then, as we all know, they've stuck the knife into the royals. There are several conversations about it. There's a conversation with you... With Harry. ..about how dark your baby is going to be? Potentially, and what that would mean or look like. And Harry has been on record recently saying that there's no real chance of reconciliation. I would love reconciliation with my family. I don't know how much longer my father has. He won't speak to me because of this security stuff. But it would be nice to reconcile. If they don't want that, that's entirely up to them. Yeah, exactly. He went on to say, well, he can't do it without any accountability and all of this stuff, and there's not really been any publicly, has there? So, anyway, last night I had Prince Harry's friend Archie Manners on my show and he said he was 100% sure the reason behind Meghan and Harry's shock return was the King's health and wanting to be close to him with their kids. I am in no doubt that the primary motivator of this move is the King's health. What we have here is the beginnings of a family getting back together, a son having a last few years with his sick father, a grandfather spending time with his grandchildren. Look, all very noble, all very understandable, isn't it? Slightly odd, though, given that Harry gave this response when he was asked how he's been processing his King's cancer diagnosis while being so far away living in California. Physically being in California, how have you processed the fact that there's so much happening back with your family where you come from? I have my own family, as we all do, right? So, you know, my family and my life in California is as it is. You know, I've got other trips planned that would take me through the UK or back to the UK. So, you know, I'll stop in and see my family as much as I can. Yeah, quite an interesting response to that, isn't it, really? He's got his own family. Anyway, friends of Prince Harry don't want to talk about all this stuff. They say it's all just speculation. It's impossible to speculate. A huge number of these articles, particularly the negative ones, are entirely speculative. For the next few weeks, we'll be speculative and damning on stuff they have yet to do. So much of what's written is entirely speculative. All that speculation would go away, though, wouldn't it, if Harry and Meghan just released a statement? I mean, they'd just drop a bombshell, no explanation, no statement, and they're probably going to moan about everyone speculating about it. But anyway, then today, this happened. Meanwhile, it's been reported that Meghan Duchess of Sussex has been offered an acting role within the United Kingdom, and GB News can confirm that that is the case. More details shortly. And there we go. All of a sudden, it starts to make a lot more sense about why they're back in Britain. Supposedly, Meghan's got an acting job. It is all coming together now. But this is good, because it means that we will get to see more of her Oscar-winning performances, like this in CBS Studios' 90210. She was the woman in the car, by the way. Make that very clear there. What was she doing, Patrick? I'm not allowed to say. Not allowed to say. 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Why would you want to do that? Unless, of course, you're broke and the only money that you've made over the last couple of years has come from trashing that family. And I think there lies the problem, and there lies my fear with this, is that they're going to come back. The only thing that they've done that's successful is either the Netflix documentary, which had some good success, not the cooking show, where we learned that amazing revelation that put a teabag in water it makes tea. Well done, Meghan. And that edible flowers can be thrown on absolutely everything, including, I believe, Israel and Gaza. But, I think that the I think that sort of the stuff about the royals is the stuff that has been successful for them. Harry's book Spare, where of course he spoke about putting Elizabeth Arden-Creamer on his private parts, and said how it reminded him of his mother. What a great tribute to Diana, Princess of Wales. And if they come back and have a couple more years with the royals, they'll have a couple more years of gripes and accusations that they can then monetise in a couple of years' time and make more money, because everything is through the prism of PR and money. Adam, your views on why they're back? I can't bear them, if I'm honest. I'll be honest, because that's what I do on here. I'll say it as it is. Harry was a proper man. He served in our armed forces. Anyone that does that, I have great admiration for. And in just a few years, she turned him into the wokest prat that I've ever seen in my life. I cannot bear to see him. He's like a perpetual victim. And she's a narcissist. She just wants to be on the front pages or on the TV, no matter what. Before she met Harry, I have it on good authority, because I've got friends in those circles, she was after a famous boyfriend. She hit jackpot, or what she thought was jackpot. But then she realised, there comes duties, and she has to follow the rules when you become a royal. And she didn't like that. So she threw her toys out the pram, and they went across the Atlantic and got away from a so-called racist family. I don't believe those allegations at all, and I don't believe you would come back if those were true. But look, they are hypocrites, attention seekers, and I want nothing to do with them for this country. Gosh, okay, well, strong stuff there. Look, what do you make of their return? I mean, obviously, Prince Harry's friend, Archie, last night in the studio was pretty adamant, this was before news broke of Meghan's resurgent acting career, of course, that he was actually, they were coming back primarily because the King is not in great health, and they want to be near him. Well, look, he may be a friend of Harry's, but he doesn't speak for them, and, you know, he was going on about speculation, and all he was doing was speculating, so look, I don't hold much by that. I'm glad that Adam said that he respected Harry's service in the military, as I do. I think that's absolutely right, and we should honour that. I also respect what he's done for ex-servicemen who've lost their limbs, and the Invictus Games, I think, is a real achievement, actually. Anybody managing to get that, you know, to happen, and to give those guys, you know, just the amazing experience of doing that, I think is worthwhile. Look, all families have problems. All families have problems, and there are fallings out, and there are makings up. I hope that whatever rift there was in the royal family can be healed. I hope that that can not just be with the father, but also with his brother, and I wish them well, but quite honestly, I don't spend a great deal of time thinking about it, and quite honestly, I think it would be better if the newspapers didn't either. OK, all right. Well, before we go to the audience, the gentleman with the microphone on the front row there, but Emma, your views on their bombshell return, because for me, that idea about, well, you know, we shouldn't be speculating, OK, I understand that, but that would go away if they just released a statement, and what we've actually had is, you know, OK, it was released when was it now, Wednesday night, I think it was at about 10pm, and then since then we've had the odd little drip feeding of various different other nuggets, almost like this is actually a carefully curated PR campaign. Yeah, one might speculate that what they want us to do is speculate. The most recent drip-fed bit of information is that she might be starring in the Netflix series The Gentleman that I've never heard of before. Oh, is that the one with, like, massive imports of cocaine, marijuana, and all of that? It's about a duke who becomes a drug baron. A duke? Do you mean a member of the nobility who takes loads of drugs? I mean, that must be very unfamiliar to them. But I do think, you know, it's gone very badly for them in America. They're clearly not popular there, despite the kind of sickly video that you just played there. Yes. Is that Beyonce calling her up? It's obviously not gone well in the US. There was some speculation on the Telegraph podcast that maybe one of the reasons why they're choosing now to come back is because the door is still ajar while King Charles is alive, whereas when William becomes king, that door will be firmly slammed shut because the fallout is so severe. So maybe this is something to do with timing, maybe this is more to do with her career. I mean, saying that it's about his father's health, it may very well be. But as you played that clip there, I thought it was a very callous thing to say, I have my own family, as if you don't care very much about your father's cancer diagnosis. I can't imagine in a million years saying that about my own father. So I think that this is got to be, when you look at the overall picture of how they make their decisions, this has surely got to be calculated. And I think Christo's right, it's about creating more hubbub because people have forgotten them. Everything they've done while they've been in America has been a massive flop. And I think you're absolutely right, it's about it's so calculated. That answer there, which was the callous one about the king's cancer, which you spoke about, that was the right answer for what they wanted to achieve then. When they were talking about when it was I don't know how long my father's got left, that was the right answer for them and their PR then. Now it serves them better to have a different set of priorities. It all has to be viewed through answers being curated and what they can monetise unfortunately because that's what's important to them. The other aspect of this is the timing. Prince George is just about to start Eton and they've announced two weeks before the children, apparently their own children, will be going to a British school. It strikes me very much as similar to, I can't remember if it was Princess Eugenie or Beatrice where I think she was at one of their weddings when she announced that she was going around telling people that she was pregnant. It seems to be very much by the same playbook. I would have loved to have been a fly on the wall when William found out though. Wouldn't you, when he got that call. The amount of plates being smashed around whatever stately home they were in there because that is another aspect to it. Apparently we went to the palace about this and asked them and they confirmed it to our Royal Correspondent Cameron Walker that it doesn't seem genuinely like they told the King or William until Sunday. Which is not really the way you go about things. I just want to emphasise Megan's text message from Beyonce here which she read out. Beyonce commended Megan for her bravery and vulnerability and said she'd been selected to break generational curses that need to be healed. So that's magnificent isn't it. We're going to be serving up a lot more of this stuff. Just quickly it really sickens me when people say you're being racist because you're calling out Megan. I threw a party in my pub when they got married as did many pubs up and down the country. Celebrating her coming into the Royal Family celebrating that wedding. Because I thought and I remember tweeting about it she was going to be a breath of fresh air. It's not our fault she turned out to be a complete diva and a complete nightmare and she nearly ruined the whole Royal Family. To call that out is not racist. She's done it to herself but of course if things don't go right the easiest thing to do is play the race card. Well sorry the British public deny that race card. Just quickly as a sign of where things might go with this. Norinda Kaur the TV personality is saying that the hate towards Megan Sussex needs to be criminalised. Criminalise it? Oh criminalise it. They want to put me in jail for climate denial apparently as well. So now if you don't like the Royal Family you can get put away. It's just ridiculous how these people think. I think you'd be very popular in jail. I do. I'm just saying. Why's that? What do you mean? Explain it to me. Because you're a very very enigmatic and wonderful personality. That's why. Your personality. Why would there be any other? Alright let's go to Barry. Barry look we're going to be returning to this at twenty past ten but I think you made an interesting point there about family reconciliation. Look anyone hopes that any family can start getting on a bit better but the big sticking point I think is William. Should William do you think actually be the bigger person here and publicly absolve his brother of anything or do you not see it going that way? I have a wonderful phrase that I used to have stuck on my wall with a picture of Mahatma Gandhi and it says it has always been a mystery to me how anyone can feel themselves honoured by the humiliation of a fellow human being and I think we all need to remember that a lot more and I hope that there would be reconciliation between anyone who needs it. But of course within a family and as I say we've all got things in our families where you know people have fallen out over time and these things happen. We all know that but the key thing is ultimately if you're a family you try and put it behind you, you try and get together and you do it not just for the sake of the parents but for the sake of your kids as well. When we return to this I'm going to be really zoning in on the cost that Harry's now got to stump up. It's like nine and a half million quid I think it is in a few days time so you know that is quite interesting but also as well I mean one of the big elephants in the room here as it were is whether or not Doreen Lawrence, the mother of Stephen Lawrence, is going to have to pay for this herself because from what I gather she was really led along quite strongly with this by you know the lawyers by some of the other claimants there you know there was people you know some huge celebrities that were involved in this, Elton John for example I'm sorry I could be wrong about this. I don't think Doreen Lawrence has got like ten million quid down the back of the sofa so you know Harry and Elton John and whoever else involved in this are they going to be paying for her legal costs here because that is something if she was led along that is pretty poor form to say the least but anyway