he says that's not happening. watch. >> i was elected by the people of the state. i was not elected by politicians. i'm not going to resign because of allegations. the premise of resigning because of allegations is actually antidemocratic. there is no way i resign. >> all this with president biden say that i said to sign an executive order aimed at exposing sexual harassment appeared in the meantime critics are asking why vice president kamala harris and hillary clinton have not uttered a word of support to cuomo's accusers as they did for supreme court cavanagh's accusers. christine blasey ford. >> it comes down to credibility. it comes down to listening to what each party has to say. i believe her. >> i found her very credible. you have to ask yourself why would anybody but themselves through this if they did not believe that they had important information to convey to the senate. >> you are watching "overtime," i am emily compagno. today my cohost, harris faulkner, host of kennedy, kennedy. kd tablets, and joining us today, fox & friends cohost, brian kilmeade, also hosted the "the brian kilmeade show" radio show. and a host of "what makes america great" on fox nation. welcome and good morning to you all. brian kilmeade, we will start with you on this. what are your thoughts on the deafening silence from the national female democrat leadership? >> brian: not surprising. hi to everyone. privilege to be on. this is a fast moving situation beard on friday did we think we would have two more women speak out and accused the governor of sexual harassment? i'm amazed that the amount of democrats in new york, even though this is a national story, that i've said that's up, times out. the majority leader says that's it. now that she's had of the senate in new york as head of the assembly is carl hastie, he says i think it's time for the governor to seriously consider leaving. the comptroller wants him to leave. his tactic is fascinating. that is to go at him individually and test the credibility of each one of them and tell everyone they are doing an investigation. i'm not going anywhere. the people wanted me to stay. in the last poll, they kind of data by about a point. they wanted him to stay in his job. and the other thing to keep in mind. in life, be nice to people. when you are a bully through your time in politics or your time as attorney general, to the time in which you are making your way up being a henchman for your dad might do when you get this job for three years, for three terms, you are a bully. you don't have any allies. you think you walk on water and know when you need some allies, they are m.i.a. >> kennedy, to brian's point we know that sexual harassment is not gender specific. according to the law it also doesn't have to have certain intent behind it for her to arise to a actionable standard. i bring that up because now additionally more aides, including male aides, have come forward and said yes, he ran a toxic, offensive, severe and pervasive workplace culture for the last three decades. they provided additional accounts of them using words and slanders we can't repeat on this network to foster this hostile workplace in which they felt ashamed, they felt silenced, they felt unable to speak their voice. they would take seats away from him for fear of his wrath. the bullying to brian's point, it has been articulated in detail the manners that illustrate the allegations of an incredibly toxic workplace culture. your thoughts, kennedy. >> kennedy: yes, i think it all adds up to andrew cuomo is a total jerk. the man, the women, he demeans and degrades. madame albright once said there's a special place in hell for women who don't support other women come i think there's an equal place for men who go out and attack and mean women who make allegations of sexual assault and harassment. the people who are surrounding the governor who are doing just that really need to question their place in this administration and in politics. it's disgusting. for the governor, you can't have it both ways. you can't be contrite and emotional and give half of an apology, and then in the next breath be indignant about your nonresignation. i do think that he has to go into please let us not lose sight of the thousands and thousands of vulnerable new yorkers who he killed with his edict for nursing homes to take covid positive patience. that is the most egregious thing here. i don't want the press to lose sight of that. >> which is why it makes it all the more difficult the stomach's office coming out and calling these allegations over the weekend "reckless, when i think we've all seen the fatal consequences to his reckless decisions earlier. paris, i'd love to get your thoughts on the following. we have some sound bites from kamala harris and hillary clinton in 2018 discussing the then judge kavanaugh's allegations against him. there are comments on that, we will watch get your thoughts after that. excuse me for that. harris if you could go ahead and comment on what we played earlier for you on these comments at the time who were quick to judge and express support for the accusers enough silence. your thoughts? >> harris: politics is a blood sport. politicians are going to politician, as they say. haters are going to hate. i'm not shocked by it. it simply means that they don't have anything positive to say about the current circumstances so they aren't going to say it. what could they say? one of the current president is called a gold standard in recent months is in trouble for not one but two scandals? one involving now up to five women that are potential victims of his behavior in the work spaces social settings? or the nursing home story that kennedy just sighed, that the tragic not just the deaths, victims in that are dead, but then eli about it and cover it up and now there is a trail of more aides, not the one he's accused of sexually harassing, but other aides in the same constellation around him accused of making stuff up and fudging the numbers on covid-19 deaths in nursing homes. what could those people say that our democrats? to brian's point, i disagree a little bit. i don't think it would matter so much that is not a nice guy or a bully, you might not have any allies right now because he's a potential criminal and that nursing scandal cover-up. it's just a hot mess sandwich. and it's a legal one now. >> brian: if i could chime in real quick. one other thing he has a problem with this big picture is that he didn't show leadership. governor desantis told us over the weekend he set i was told the same thing as governor cuomo. your hospital is going to be overwhelmed. you have no choice. you need to be able to get these people back to a nursing home. he said not according to my data. i've got plenty of hospital beds. i'm not doing it. it makes no sense be of the reason he was so wrong about the nursing home is because he actually demanded and got a ship -- a hospital ship -- and he got a new hospital in the javits center with the army corps of engineers. as terrible leadership and it resulted in the deaths and you might say he made a bad decision but then he lied about it a pity went from 5,000 deaths to 9,000 deaths, not 50,000 deaths, that's where his problem is. i gave you that. but as soon as someone says i have no idea but the nursing homes but he's been great to me. here's these personal anecdotes. he's got nobody. >> i guess it does stone agree that it would even matter. it would be much louder than somebody who says they like your hair and want to braid it. >> katie, as our resident d.c. insider, i'm curious what your perspective is. what are you hearing coming out of the national capital on both the media coverage of the sexual harassment scandal in relation to the nursing home one command also that double standard that we've been discussing at the national level? >> well first i think you're hot mess sandwich description is absolutely perfect for the story in both ends, whether it's nursing homes was that she just really comes down to the left having different standards for themselves to andrew cuomo wants to process in this case. but he wasn't able to give justice kavanaugh a due process. and also holding others to a standard that they don't want for themselves. any allegation for someone on the ride they can use as a political weapon they are happy to say that all women should be believed, that women on the right should resign. but when it comes time for them, they refused to step down as we are seeing with andrew cuomo. in terms of cash on the on that point the standard is well-paid a lot of people in new york have to take sexual harassment training. andrew cuomo has not been paying attention or abiding by the sexual harassment training that a number of people and workplaces all throughout new york and the government and corporate america have to take. yet now here we are those don't apply to mindy's not going to resign. the other thing about what's happening it is he is the biden administration is saying that they don't have any comment on this. it's a local issue, it's people of new york. andrew cuomo was under consideration for attorney general of the united states. though he is connected to the biden administration beer they praise the leadership of the nursing home standard yet when it comes to this issue on international women's day when biden is talking about these two executive orders and empowering women, they refused to say anything about this. i think that that tells you everything that you need to know about what they think when it comes to taking women's allegations seriously depending on who's making them until they are against. >> you're right. it can be condensed to a local issue come ashore and concept. but the reality is that it's an american issue. especially with the nursing home stent candle that -- moving gary's. in the midst of a massive surge of illegal immigrants at our southern border, we take you live to a migrant camp and speak with the people hiding across the border under president biden's welcoming policies. all the details next. ♪ ♪ not all plastic is the same. we're carefully designing our bottles to be one hundred percent recyclable, including the caps. they're collected and separated from other plastics, so they can be turned back into material that we use to make new bottles. that completes the circle, and reduces plastic waste. please help us get every bottle back. people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes that care waking upcircle, and to what's possibleste. with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of these ways... increases insulin... decreases sugar... and slows food. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. people taking rybelsus® lost up to 8 pounds. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. tell your provider about vision problems or changes. taking rybelsus® with a sulfonylurea or insulin increases low blood sugar risk. side effects like nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea may lead to dehydration which may worsen kidney problems. wake up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ please don't take my sunshine away ♪ you may pay as little as $10 per prescription. ask your healthcare provider about rybelsus® today. in this family, everyone does their own laundry, but they all do it a little different. honestly, i add a couple of tide pods and just stuff everything in. it works. and of course, everyone thinks their way is right. i stood in line for hours to get this. it has to be washed on delicate. it has to be cold water, it's better for the planet. the secret is, with tide pods it all works. of course it does. told ya! they're going to do it their way, and i get a break from the laundry. no matter how you wash, it's got to be tide. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? 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we are outside the migrant camp here. it was open for two years. a thousand or more migrants in this camp, just in the last 24 hours. it's been close, there are people in now cleaning it up. it is down 100 yards from me is the rio grande river. that is where we have our drone putting that up in the air so that you can get a better look at data. it's just right here on the banks. on the other where the drone is launching from brownsville, texas, part of the rio grande valley center. it's ground zero for the search year at the border. over there they are seeing anywhere from 1000-2000 migrants. not everyone though in this camp is now been emptied because most of the asylum-seekers were allowed to going to brownsville. not all of them were able to make it in. we spoke to one migrant who spent 14 months inside this camp with his family. here is what he told us. listen. >> were not asking for help. just to be with our family and work and that is all they are asking for. at the end i'm going to be with family. i could cross illegally. >> and guys, let me tell you most of the folks that crossed over, they go to the brownsville bus station, where the city tests them for covid. last week we had the bill number 108 that tested positive, now that numbers up to 185 out of 1 hot thousand 580 that were tested because they were caught and released over there. we have a hundred and 85 positive and ngo here on the mexican side has been testing some of the migrants as well. right now the migrants that were in this camp that didn't get across, or have they gone? well they've gone throughout the city. a lot of them told us they plan to cross illegally if they can't get across the legal way. guys. >> chris jenkins thank you very much. right across the border from you, chris, texas governor abbott is taking matters into his own hand sending in the national guard to high threat areas across the southern border with mexico. there is word that the cdc is relaxing its covid-19 protocols where child migrant shoulders are concerned. allowing them to operate i want 2% capacity because they don't have a place to put these children. come on, we saw this coming. remember a few weeks back white house press secretary jen psaki didn't seem to think that would be a good idea. watch. >> there is a pandemic going on. i'm sure you're not so distant we have children right next to each other in ways that are not covid safe. because that's exactly what's being suggested, psaki. brian? >> brian: it's unbelievable. what she said on friday -- and i will just paraphrase, that if you are coming across the border and get to stay, it's a go sign which is totally irresponsible. you may think about this. if you are a parent and you hear that you say i want a better life for my child i'm going to send them with the stranger to go thousands of miles through perilous terrain even for adults to get dropped off at the border to facility you have no idea what's going to be found there and what's not. that was totally irresponsible. the way we understand it right now. these would be illegal immigrants, minors, unaccompanied minors can we look at them and their families, if they continue at this pace it will be the highest in 20 years, that's a crisis. they are being placed in texas, pennsylvania, kansas. we are not prepared to handle that crisis. we have limited resources, we can't handle all other countries, we are in a deficit with ours. this is an unforced era. they blew up the border because they didn't like donald trump here the rest of us are worse off for it. >> harris: i'm afraid of heights. i'm going to go out on a limb here somebody hold my hand. wouldn't this be neanderthal thinking? this whole idea of putting those children in conditions like that? didn't we learn anything? >> this problem -- that's exactly the point, we've seen this problem before, it's been fixed before, this is a matter of well. the idea that administration was willing to take off all of the protocols that were put on the border to prevent a crisis like this, especially in a pandemic is beyond irresponsible. in terms of cramming these kids into these facilities, obviously that was going to happen. last week, harris, you had on a border patrol agent and he talked about the fact that when you have a number of unaccompanied minors and families coming over the border, border patrol agents and resources as well the criminal elements, the cartel, the human traffickers, the drug smugglers then have the ability to go without any attention because there are limited resources. that is why the texas governor is now sending the national guard, because full border patrol is focused on this crisis happening in the rio grande valley, the criminal element is not slowing down. it's a very serious national security threat in addition to everything else that they have a problem with. the trump administration fixed this problem in 2019, the biden administration decided for political reasons they were going to undo all of those things during a pandemic. i keep thinking about the fact that we had a hundred positive covid cases and people it knowingly and willingly getting on buses. those -- if you talk to congressman from the border district, they say that to to be isn't these people. many people got on the bus or positive that we don't know about it, going to places all over the country? >> well what bruce jenkins reported last hour is that depending on the municipalities as they fan into the country. some of them are going around the border checks to try and get in here, they are going to use that municipality monies and resources to do that, the question is are they going to really volunteer to do that if they don't want to be out in the open? they are coming here illegally? i mean i have lots of questions. kennedy? >> if you've made the journey of thousands of miles over many days -- it's getting harder. it's only going to get worse in the coming months. you really think some bureaucrat tells you you have to quarantine after what you've been 30 think you are going to listen to that? if you did get in the country illegally? people should be so incredibly skeptical of government right now. your local and federal government has shut down your business. it's disallowing your children from going back to public schools. now you have a sentiment that is completely broken and so chaotic and so confusing that people are worried it's going to change again. they are bum rushing the border which means the people coming in are going to compete for jobs with people who are unemployed and who have lost their businesses. this is an utter failure on every single level. i would be very surprised if the majority of americans didn't become libertarian after this whole crisis. >> real quickly. emily forgive me i want to go back to brian for just a second because i hear you chiming in paired how big of a mark is this on the biden administration? it's only a few weeks old. everybody saw this coming. look how quickly his reversal of policy ended up here. >> harris, susan rice went down and saw hers with her own eyes, and also crisis. they are lying to us by telling us that it's a challenge. they are going to continue to do that until we go down and report on it, they made this problem worse. i'm going to bring up something else. that wall is paid for. it was working good. now they are using the roads that are unfinished to get into our country illegally. these are the great people -- they might be five people coming out crossed the border, they want to be caught captured. imagine the ones that don't want to be captured. the ones that want to get through and create havoc in our cities. gang members. that's all that's happening. this is something -- if you are going to pretend -- that is a crisis bear they won't even admit to it, that means they are never going to get close to solving it. they are going to call this place ellis island, they are going to rotate people through so they get them through within 72 hours. they will be in the school system near you. >> i pray for the children. they've been through. that doesn't end. let's move on. los angeles teachers are refusing to return to top classrooms unless the state meets their demand. but are those demands unreasonable? does the cdc guidance support them? plus cancel culture claims more victims. what did these guys do anyway? what do they do? it lets you refinance at today's record low rates plus get cash. with mortgage rates low and home values high refiplus can help you lower your rate plus turn your home equity into an average of $50,000. money for security today. money for retirement tomorrow. refiplus from newday usa. alright, i brought in ensure max protein... ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't (grunting noise) i'll take that. yeeeeeah! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar drink, play, and win big in the powered by protein challenge! if these beautiful idaho potato recipes are just side dishes, then i'm not a real idaho potato farmer. genuine idaho potatoes not just a side dish anymore. always look for the grown in idaho seal. >> harris: the push to reopen schools has hit another roadblock in california. 91% of los angeles teachers unions voted against going back to classrooms despite governor gavin newsom signing a $6.6 billion package of incentives to resume in person learning. the union is now demanding that all teachers keep vaccinated despite the fact that the cdc says that's not even required. and a similar store in cleveland, ohio, where teachers are refusing to go back to school. emily, i come to you. if you do this is another example of who really holds the power in the states and an example of the continuing toxicity of performative leadership there and the way of governor gavin newsom with money that he doesn't have. and the state doesn't have. i was a student in the richmond unified school district in 1991 when it went bankrupt. this cycle is toxic and it is continuing. with all of this again performative, activism going on. it's not actually in the best interest of the students. especially the black and brown students of color at the low end of that achievement gap disparity. at the end of the day, those are the ones that are the most negatively affected. >> harris: kennedy, someone says $6.6 billion and you go want to? you mean we could've gotten more? it is not what on? >> emily: that's absolutely what's going on. this is a power grab by the union. and if this is a way for the governor to just pay them off, they say it's about ventilation mtbe, while where is the money gone for in person learning that you've been sitting on for a year? california is running a surplus. people should demand that that $6 billion go back to taxpayers. the governor needs to sprout some right now and he needs to tell these teachers in these schools you are reopening and that that is the end of the story. kids in private schools aren't thriving, they are going to have an edge in terms of athletics and applying for college. but the rest of the kids, especially the kids that emily just highlighted, they are the ones or being so deserted by this. go back to school or you are fired. if you want to leave your union and reapply for the job that's fine. our kids are worth fighting for. they are worth getting tough over. they are certainly not doing that in new york and california and new york city. >> my guess is that governor gavin newsom doesn't want to use the word fired. now there are beyond 200 signatures. >> good point, harris, i will add this. maybe it's time for them to have his tactical moment. there's too many teachers to let go but when president reagan let go of all of the air traffic controllers and they didn't want to go back to work we got new people and that was airlines landing and flying planes. what you say to these teachers is you've got ten days to go back to work. we've already given you hush money to go back to work. a payoff to go back to work. if you don't, you do it. now if they don't go back to work, he's gone. they don't need a fancy bumper sticker or catchphrase to get rid of him. this is the governor that kept my kid at home and school from going to school for a year until they regressed and were out of control and i had to quit my job. that's bad leadership. >> emily: every teachers union member who continues to vote to keep schools closed should be fired. they should get their property taxes back. so they can take their money and send there's kids to charter schools and give them some kind of school choice. the fact is that there are teachers all over the country, both in private and public schools who have been teaching and purpose in this entire school year. the districts they've been in class. these teachers who have been in class talking about what they are doing, what they've been able to mitigate, why they decided to make these decisions. the bottom line is it is being done and those who are refusing to go back to work are extorting the system for more money should absolutely lose their job. >> it so interesting. i did some research on this just talking in those areas of color that emily mentioned. talking to teachers who decided to try and make it work in the small school districts. for those kids who otherwise might not eat every day because they got their main meal at school. some kids are making it work. cancel culture. looking at looney tunes. apparently the canceled people have so much free time. reportedly getting one of these popular characters cut from the new "space jam" movie after a complaint by a "new york times" columnist. ♪ ♪ >> all right, the courtship is over. getting there -- >> cancel culture now coming for looney tunes character popular appeal. he's reportedly been cut from the upcoming "space jam" sequel after a columnist perpetuates the character perpetuates rape culture. also speedy gonzales is accused of being a corrosive mexican stereotype. katie, your thoughts? >> katie: i love speedy gonzales. i'm very sad about that. the pepe le pew one is interesting. "space jam" to add pepe like you being reprimanded for his behavior. instead of teaching people a lesson, as we've seen from books and cartoons from history, they are just erasing the lesson about purpose and all space. pepe leigh pugh reminds me a lot of andrew cuomo, may be a lesson should be had when it comes to this portrayal. >> emily: kennedy, your thoughts? >> kennedy: i kiss everybody. i kissed man, i kiss women, i kiss skunk. pepe leigh pugh -- i agree with katie they should let him in because it could have been a teachable moment, which is what we really need here. you could cancel everything. you could cancel every comic ever. if don rickles were alive he would have been canceled. same for richard pryor. same for george carlin. all in the family would not -- blazing saddles would never have been written or made. you can go back and you can pretty much cancel everything, which leaves us as an undifferentiated blob. >> brian, your spots? >> brian: "space jam" once was the best thing ever to happen to my family. it was a movie i could actually watch with my son of the time and was totally entertained by it. i cannot believe it took so long for a sequel. but thanks to "the new york times" and dave chappelle, pepe leigh pugh now has a bad reputation and therefore has to be cut out. there is no end in sight for all of this. nobody is perfect enough for the masses. i'm not saying he was a perfect cartoon character, but believe it or not i'm not looking at a cartoons my role models. to this day, yet. i have yet to see one animated figure that i can really look up to. >> that such a great point, brian, nobody is perfect and therefore the katie and kennedy's points, you can utilize them as teachable moments. it's all more information rather than the deafening silence of the blob as kennedy calls it. moving on up there lots of royal bombshell from prince harry and meghan markle in their upper interview. from the duchesses suicidal thoughts to concerns about david ortiz. no reactions flooring in. why critics are slamming the couple. ♪ ♪ out here, you're a landowner, a gardener, a landscaper and a hunter. that's why you need versatile, durable kubota equipment. it's a new day for veteran homeowners. with home values high and mortgage rates at all time lows. great news for veterans who need money for their family. that's me. refiplus from newday usa lets you refinance at record low rates plus get an average of $50,000. that's me. that's money for security today or retirement tomorrow. that's me. refiplus. is now a good time for a flare-up? 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and a massive covid bill heads back to the house. is this just the beginning of issues that the plan to pass on a wafer thin senate majority? i'm john roberts, joined sandra smith enemy of the top of the hour for america reports. >> i knew that if i didn't say it, that i would do it. i just didn't -- i just didn't want to be alive anymore. that was a very clear and real and frightening -- >> harris: still no reaction from the royal family to that bombshell revelation from meghan markle or others. concerns that they -- that some inside the palace had about the skin color of their soon to be born child. that was their son, archie. although the royal couple now is in a $14 million mansion, duchess megan claims they are just getting back to the basics. putting their chicken coop where they just recently rescued him from a factory farm. >> i think being able to live authentically pay like this of stuff is so basic that is so fulfilling. just getting back down to basics. >> harris: katie? >> katie: wilde, my family fought in the american revolution against the british but this interview has e fight against the crown and the queen beer there are allegations made about the royal family. there was not a lot of evidence. if you're going to accuse people about being worried about the skin color of your son you should be naming names. i want to say a few things about queen elizabeth, her name is been dragged through the mud. she is the only queen to have served and the only family member to have served in the armed forces. she's only living head of state that is served in world war ii. she paid for her wedding dress during world war ii with the ration coupons. if you contrast that to this interview where meghan markle is claiming she wants to get back to normalcy while not talking about the plight of anybody over the past year with covid-19, it's hard for me to believe they are the victims in this. there is a lot more questions i have done answers about the three day ceremony ahead of the real televised ceremony. and a lot of what she said should be fact-checked and proven if she's going to make these outrageous claims. if they are true they are horrible. if they are not thoughts also a problem. >> you know one of the thoughts i have come a kennedy come about the lack of names during the interview was you know, i would imagine when you are royal -- i don't know, i'm only regal in my own house. basically in my own head. but you probably have an nda situation. maybe they call it something different. but if you're going to call somebody by name your better have those big receipts like you get at cvs where they span your height. because without receipts and evidence, i imagine the penalties are pretty great. >> i thought that she really buried some critical information about her mental health, especially during the pregnancy but that such a critically important issue that i don't understand why that is not to h. people who are living in palaces who lived off of billions of dollars from the public trust. and from the duchy of cornwall, which is prince charles' estate, where he gets hundreds of millions of dollars. we know prince harry got $20 million when his mother died. there's so much money here it's hard to pity them. she could have raised a critical issue, which is how women suffer during pregnancy. even when they are not in a palace. i would've liked her to have spoken more about that. i think the missed opportunity for oprah winfrey and a couple of levels. i thought her follow-up questions were really bad. i bet she had to go to the doctor with shoulder pain from lobbing all of those softballs to her friend. >> brian: a couple of things. she was now protected -- she felt like the crown could have protected her or the firm could've protected her from bad media. the two is she said harry said some but he said that to her about the color of the skin of the baby. you can't throw that out, blame it on -- or say it came from your husband or your husband saying i'm not saying anything except that it was not the queen or my grandfather or grandmother or my dad. so that is a huge accusation, which really encompasses everybody on the royal family. i thought that was unbelievable. they are going to have plenty of money the rest of their lives, i just don't know what the point of that interview was come except to get their side of the story out. nobody is asking in the middle of the pandemic when your grandfather is in the hospital. i don't really know that the timing was right if they couldn't have held that back. >> he wasn't even mentioned. i did think that was interesting. emily, last word? >> everyone here makes great points. i think the trauma that prince harry has gone through, i would think it is unimaginable. i also can't imagine meghan markle's journey as she joined that royal family and her situation there. that being said to come i think all of the arguments and allegations of this interview being tone-deaf on multiple levels and also in ill use of the platform that they remain having are well-founded. >> it will be interesting to see how the palace or the firm or whoever is going to issue a statement and what they say. okay, good news is on the way if you are a fan of whiskey. why your favorite bottle may get a little less expensive. ♪ ♪ i'll be observing your safe-driving abilities. play your cards right, and you could be in for a tasty discount. 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