order to knock if another story out of the newspapers, and journalists haven t necessarily been able to identify which ones he s talking about. but in terms of the suggestion that stuff was leaking out of the palace that was very damaging to meghan in particular, you know, i don t think anybody can really argue with that when you re talking, for example, about the story accusing meghan of making kate cry, allegations in the sunday times that she d been nicknamed headlined her duchess difficult saying her staff didn t like working for her, all of this kind of stuff. howard: right. so huge, huge stories at the time. howard: and on netflix they say this contributed to meghan s depression, and there was a family screaming match with william and charles which i think will be in the netflix movie version of this. there s gotta be one. the british press today including where you used to work, the sun, we can put it up calls harry a traitor, piers morgan, nauseating. two shameless grifte
vitriol? so two things. one, i mean, harry and meghan have become very unpopular in britain. meghan is disliked by about two-thirds of the british public, and particularly these newspapers. it is their the readership that s the more conservative end of the will political spectrum in britain. the it s the end of the political strum that views them spectrum that views them as the duke rain cup chess of woke. they re very, very heavily criticized themselves. but some of the backlash has been actually really quite extraordinary. there was a column published by a very famous column that said meghan should be paraded naked through the streets and have rotten eggs thrown at her howard: i don t know how i missed that. thank you for sharing that with us. [laughter] i ve got about half a minute. look, they sound whine and self-indull gent at times, they re the victims. but at the same time, they re using their royal fame to make millions from netflix, but why