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[00:00:00] Prince Andrew's been arrested. This is [00:00:02] going to be great. We're going to get [00:00:03] him on all the pedophilia stuff. [00:00:04] >> It's a bad day for Andrews. [00:00:07] >> Hopefully only uh one Andrew. Let's, you [00:00:09] know, uh [00:00:10] >> a trend trend. A trend is a trend. [00:00:12] >> A trend is a trend. Well, okay. Let's [00:00:14] hope it's a good day for this Andrew and [00:00:16] a bad day for Prince Andrew. So, I [00:00:18] thought that we were finally blow the [00:00:21] doors open on this whole Epstein thing. [00:00:23] I mean, literally, it's the first thing [00:00:24] I looked at on my phone. My eyes are [00:00:25] blurry. I'm just waking up. And [00:00:28] unfortunately, it has nothing to do with [00:00:30] anything, you know, of sex trafficking [00:00:33] of minors or any of the innuendo or the [00:00:36] salacious stuff. It looks like Prince [00:00:39] Andrew was arrested for forwarding [00:00:42] documents, this according to the BBC [00:00:45] in 2010 related to his [00:00:50] work as I guess, let's see here, just [00:00:52] make sure [00:00:53] >> trade envoy. [00:00:54] >> Yeah, as a British trade envoy, but they [00:00:55] have a specific title for him. US UK [00:00:58] special representative for international [00:00:59] trade and investment. So it looks like [00:01:03] in 2010 he sent over documents to he [00:01:08] forward them over to Jeffrey Epstein. [00:01:11] Documents that he obtained in his [00:01:12] official duties uh as a trade envoy that [00:01:17] in included some investment [00:01:19] opportunities in gold and uranium and [00:01:22] that's what they got him on. It's [00:01:24] misconduct in a public office. No, [00:01:26] >> it's very it feels a lot like Al the [00:01:29] famous Al Capone thing where he was [00:01:31] involved in murders and bootlegging and [00:01:34] every manner of crime, extortion, [00:01:36] racketeering, and they got him because [00:01:38] he didn't pay income tax on his illegal [00:01:41] gains. And there's a lot of allegations [00:01:44] against Prince Andrew of various levels [00:01:46] of salaciousness and he's been arrested [00:01:48] for forwarding they the email that is [00:01:51] that is linked in the New York Times [00:01:53] write up misconduct. This is this is [00:01:54] literally the text of the email that is [00:01:57] linked in the air times. [00:01:58] >> It is a just a forward of an email he [00:02:01] received from his assistant Amit Patel. [00:02:03] Sir, please find attached the visit [00:02:05] reports for Vietnam, Singapore, Hong [00:02:07] Kong, and Shenzen in relation to your [00:02:09] recent visit to Southeast Asia. Thank [00:02:12] you, Amit. So, he forwards those over to [00:02:14] Jeffrey Epstein. Apparently, they [00:02:16] included, like I said, gold and uranium [00:02:18] investment opportunities, essentially [00:02:20] insider trading, which on the one hand [00:02:22] does sort of, I think, shed a little [00:02:25] light on how Epstein would make his [00:02:27] money. Yes, he had inside sources. It's [00:02:30] essentially insider trading at this [00:02:31] point. If you get advanced intel on [00:02:35] official head of state visits or heads [00:02:37] of state but official government [00:02:39] agencies in this case visiting uh [00:02:43] foreign countries getting intel on [00:02:44] possible investments. Okay, so that's [00:02:46] what it is. King Charles, so the brother [00:02:49] of Prince Andrew has released a [00:02:50] statement. He says, "I have learned with [00:02:54] the deepest concern the news about [00:02:55] Andrew Mount Batten Windsor," which is a [00:02:58] very interesting title and there is a [00:03:00] backstory to why he's not called Prince [00:03:01] Andrew or his royal highness. We're [00:03:03] going to explain that stripped his [00:03:04] titles, but he calls him Andrew [00:03:06] Montbatton Windsor and suspicion of [00:03:09] misconduct in public office. What now [00:03:11] follows is the full fair and proper [00:03:13] process by which this issue is [00:03:15] investigated in the appropriate manner [00:03:16] and by the appropriate authorities. In [00:03:18] this, as I have said before, they have [00:03:20] our full and wholehearted support and [00:03:22] cooperation. Let me state clearly, the [00:03:24] law must take its course. As this [00:03:26] process continues, it would not be right [00:03:28] for me to comment further on this [00:03:29] matter. Meanwhile, my family and I will [00:03:30] continue in our duty and service to you [00:03:33] all. Charles R. All right. So, this was [00:03:36] then followed [00:03:38] by all of these headlines. Throw up 525 [00:03:41] from the Daily Mail, which is known to [00:03:44] be a bit what's the right word for the [00:03:46] Daily Mail? The Daily Mail is the best [00:03:48] publication in the English language. [00:03:51] >> Okay. [00:03:52] >> But they are somewhat uh [00:03:54] >> they rush to judgment. They are [00:03:55] headlines. [00:03:56] >> They are sensationalist in the best way. [00:03:58] They've covered Ilhan Omar, the incest [00:04:01] story, her cheating on her husband. They [00:04:03] they get photos of everything. [00:04:04] >> So here's the way it works. A little [00:04:06] inside baseball for you watching at home [00:04:07] because I've dealt with these scoundrels [00:04:09] a lot actually. [00:04:10] >> You talking about me? [00:04:11] >> No, [00:04:13] that's that's next segment. They [00:04:16] basically put these headlines into [00:04:19] multiple they feed it out onto the [00:04:20] internet and they have ABCDE testing and [00:04:23] sometimes they use AI to create the [00:04:25] biggest clickbait. They want to know [00:04:27] what you're going to click on. So that's [00:04:28] what Daily Mail does. That's their whole [00:04:30] thing. You will get a a headline that [00:04:32] has nothing to do with the body of the [00:04:34] article, but they learned through actual [00:04:38] cause and effect watching what you will [00:04:39] click on what gets the most clickbait. [00:04:42] That is the whole game over Daily Mail [00:04:45] is what headline can get you to click on [00:04:47] it? [00:04:47] >> So what do they go? [00:04:48] >> They use AI. So they go Trump faces [00:04:50] furious Epstein backlash after Andrew [00:04:53] detained. We have zero arrest. All [00:04:55] right. So this is So now you've got [00:04:57] Thomas Massie. You've got you've got [00:04:59] Marjorie Taylor Green and a lot of [00:05:00] others out on social media saying, [00:05:02] "Well, you they got Prince Andrew. Why [00:05:05] haven't you done anything Pam Bondi and [00:05:06] Donald Trump?" And so that is the the [00:05:08] case. But here's the here's the crux. [00:05:11] The assumption is the same assumption I [00:05:13] made this morning that they were going [00:05:15] to get that Andrew got arrested on [00:05:17] pedophilia, on sex trafficking minor, [00:05:19] something like this. There's Thomas [00:05:21] Massiey's tweet. [00:05:23] >> That's not at all the case. He got [00:05:25] arrested on a process charge for [00:05:28] forwarding a document to Jeffrey Epste [00:05:30] in 2010 related to his official [00:05:32] government. [00:05:32] >> Kind of maybe alleged insider trading 16 [00:05:34] years ago. [00:05:35] >> Correct. Well, so technically official [00:05:37] misconduct is what it is, which is a [00:05:39] British offense, but I'm gonna, you [00:05:42] know, it's going to annoy a lot of [00:05:43] people, but I've got to push back on [00:05:44] this. Like, as uh I like to I like to [00:05:47] read Michael Tracy on X because he he [00:05:49] gives a lot of push back and he points [00:05:51] out, [00:05:52] >> I think it's worth remembering, first of [00:05:53] all, this is Britain. Britain is the [00:05:54] sort of country where you get arrested [00:05:56] for saying things people don't like on [00:05:58] social media about migrants. It is a [00:06:01] country that has a quite 1984esque [00:06:03] willingness to jin up charges for [00:06:06] political reasons. And so, yes, like [00:06:08] Prince Andrew looks very bad because he [00:06:10] was a big associate of Jeffrey Epstein [00:06:12] and that's gross. And he probably did it [00:06:13] because he wanted to sleep with young [00:06:15] women. [00:06:16] >> Yeah. [00:06:16] >> But at the same time, the main [00:06:18] allegations against him came from [00:06:19] Virginia Guy, which as our guest the [00:06:22] other week said, [00:06:22] >> Jerch. [00:06:23] >> Yeah. Jay Beecher. He She's a serial [00:06:25] fabulous. She lied about a lot of [00:06:27] people. She's the one Virginia Guthrie [00:06:29] for our audience's sake is alleged to [00:06:31] have been the one that created this this [00:06:33] aura this narrative about the list of [00:06:37] blend male list [00:06:38] >> to the extent underage women were [00:06:39] recruited she played a central role in [00:06:41] that and encouraged them to lie to get [00:06:43] like there's a lot of negative stuff [00:06:44] there so she's the source of a lot of [00:06:45] these allegations his alleged [00:06:48] relationship with her is the basis for [00:06:50] this and yet in the UK where they met [00:06:53] like she actually was of legal age [00:06:55] according to British laws. Yeah, [00:06:58] >> that is what drove this. And so they are [00:07:01] bringing this case because of big [00:07:03] allegations. But I think it's worth [00:07:05] remembering what the origin of this is. [00:07:07] And then we go back to what the [00:07:09] president himself said last summer. A [00:07:11] lot of people are going to be getting [00:07:13] tarred and hit for things that are [00:07:16] running ahead of what the facts are or [00:07:18] where there's nothing proven. And we're [00:07:19] kind of seeing this here where they're [00:07:20] just they're howling, where are the [00:07:22] arrests? What were the arrests before? [00:07:24] comeuppance for Prince Andrew is that he [00:07:26] was a dirty, you know, [00:07:28] >> dirty old man. [00:07:28] >> Dirty old man. And uh, you know, he [00:07:32] showed some really poor judgment. What's [00:07:33] funny also though is this clip from 2015 [00:07:36] of President Trump has surfaced now, [00:07:39] which I think is just fantastic. Once [00:07:41] again, Trump just has this this knack of [00:07:43] coming out unscathed. 524. [00:07:46] >> You raised the question of Jeffrey [00:07:48] Epstein in your remarks about in the [00:07:49] Q&A. [00:07:50] >> I think he's got a problem. I mean, what [00:07:51] do you think the problem will be? I I [00:07:52] don't know. But that island was uh [00:07:54] really a cesspool. There's no question [00:07:56] about it. Just ask Prince Andrew. He'll [00:07:58] tell you about it. [00:08:01] >> Just ask Prince Andrew. That's 2015. [00:08:04] Charlie loved this country and he loved [00:08:06] partnering with organizations that truly [00:08:08] stand for what makes America great. One [00:08:10] of our most trusted partners, AAC, the [00:08:12] Association of Mature American Citizens, [00:08:14] is doing something special in Charlie's [00:08:16] honor. AAC is offering free memberships [00:08:18] to all ages. No credit card, no strings [00:08:20] attached, just a chance to stand for [00:08:22] faith, family, and freedom. Join this [00:08:24] movement. Go to amac. us/charlie today. [00:08:28] That is amac [00:08:30] uscharie [00:08:33] today. [00:08:37] This is what's interesting about the [00:08:39] Prince Andrew thing. [00:08:41] So the news hits, everybody jumps on [00:08:46] Trump because, you know, there has been [00:08:48] no arrest over here. [00:08:51] But what's interesting and different, I [00:08:53] would say, about the Prince Andrew [00:08:54] situation is two thoughts I want you to [00:08:56] keep in your head at the same time. We [00:08:57] have to be sophisticated consumers of [00:09:02] information. First thought, none of this [00:09:05] would happen if Pam Bondi had not [00:09:07] released these documents in the first [00:09:08] place. So there's one. The only reason [00:09:11] this is happening is because the UK [00:09:14] officials have access to documents that [00:09:16] were released by the US Department of [00:09:18] Justice. [00:09:20] So that's the thing you need to think of [00:09:22] first. Secondly, we had Mike Davis on [00:09:25] and earlier this week and he assured us [00:09:29] that there are ongoing investigations [00:09:31] into co-conspirators. Les Wexner was [00:09:34] labeled as a co-conspirac conspira in [00:09:37] these documents and who knows who else [00:09:40] is being investigated. My money is on [00:09:42] Reed Hoffman. Reed Hoffman has lied [00:09:45] repeatedly about his associations with [00:09:48] Jeffrey Epstein. He has funded some of [00:09:51] the most nefarious, sinister attempts of [00:09:56] lawfare to get Trump over and over and [00:09:58] over again. Reed Hoffman is a marked man [00:10:01] in my opinion by the Department of [00:10:02] Justice. And thirdly, think of this. [00:10:06] Prince Andrew is no longer Prince [00:10:08] Andrew. He's no longer his royal [00:10:10] highness. We call him that out of sort [00:10:11] of a a vestage of the royal past. But in [00:10:15] 20 uh 2022, in January, Queen Elizabeth [00:10:18] II stripped him of the use of his style, [00:10:21] his royal highness, HR, in any official [00:10:24] capacity. All of his military titles and [00:10:26] royal patronages were returned to the [00:10:29] queen, effectively removed from him. [00:10:31] This included honorary military [00:10:33] appointments such as colonel of the [00:10:34] Grenadier Guards, other UK titles like [00:10:36] honorary air commodor of the Royal Air [00:10:39] Force, various overseas honorary colonel [00:10:42] and chief roles, royal patronages, his [00:10:45] charity affiliations, and then in 2025, [00:10:48] so just last year, his brother King [00:10:50] Charles removed the title prince and [00:10:55] that included Duke of York, Earl of [00:10:57] Iberess, and Baron Kelly Kille. So all [00:11:02] of these have been removed from him and [00:11:04] that was in October 17th. And then again [00:11:06] like on I said on October 30th they [00:11:09] officially removed the titular dignity [00:11:11] of Prince and that is why he will now [00:11:14] forever be known as Andrew Montton [00:11:16] Windsor. So they have been on this [00:11:20] Prince Andrew train for a long time. But [00:11:22] it's the first arrest of a British royal [00:11:24] basically in living memory or in recent [00:11:27] modern [00:11:28] >> I think I saw somewhere where they said [00:11:29] it was the first ever and all I can [00:11:31] remember is that they once beheaded a [00:11:32] king. I was going to say I saw that I [00:11:34] saw that uh that talking point as well [00:11:36] and yeah it's like okay but at least in [00:11:38] modern history this is [00:11:40] >> I think it would be a very big it would [00:11:43] it would be very unfortunate if one of [00:11:45] the world's oldest monarchies and one of [00:11:48] its last really big monarchies were to [00:11:50] fall over something like this which it [00:11:55] very much real it might there's a there [00:11:57] is a Republican movement in the UK to [00:12:00] abolish it and just retire the royal [00:12:02] family [00:12:04] a movement in other countries. You know, [00:12:06] a very funny thing is one of the biggest [00:12:08] supports of [00:12:10] >> the British royal family is not who you [00:12:12] think it's the Canadian left. [00:12:14] Left-wingers in Canada like the British [00:12:17] royal family because they hate America [00:12:19] and so they see having a royal family as [00:12:21] something that makes Canada not America. [00:12:23] >> It's like a [00:12:24] >> So like [00:12:25] when King Charles visited made his first [00:12:28] visit after becoming king, Justin [00:12:29] Trudeau went all out for it. He was a [00:12:31] big fan of it. But [00:12:32] >> well, it is a distinguished group. I [00:12:34] think [00:12:35] >> it's easy for us to dump. I mean, we're [00:12:36] America. We're a republic. We don't have [00:12:38] kings. We shouldn't have kings. But as [00:12:40] conservatives, we do respect and honor [00:12:43] traditions, old things. We realize they [00:12:45] have value that's not always obvious. [00:12:47] And I think there is a real value in the [00:12:49] fact that there has been a king or queen [00:12:52] of England in London for over a thousand [00:12:56] years. that they are the descendants of [00:12:59] those people who were there during the [00:13:01] Blitz, who were there when Napoleon [00:13:03] might have invaded, who were there when [00:13:04] the Armada was sailing for England. Same [00:13:07] line of people. Well, and listen, I'm a [00:13:10] big fan of the British royals. I think [00:13:12] Western civilization needs [00:13:15] institutions that stand up and that help [00:13:18] guide the West back to a sense of uh of [00:13:21] its tradition, of its identity. But [00:13:24] listen, there are things happening in [00:13:27] the background at the DOJ that we just [00:13:30] need to keep our eyes on and we need to [00:13:32] sort of say, listen, the wheels of [00:13:35] justice turn slowly sometimes, but they [00:13:37] are happening. Okay? And again, I would [00:13:39] mention the name Reed Hoffman. You don't [00:13:41] you've seen this just this morning that [00:13:42] Bill Gates has dropped out of a speaking [00:13:44] engagement due to increased scrutiny [00:13:46] over the Epstein files. Kathy Rumler was [00:13:49] has stepped down at Goldman Sachs [00:13:52] because of her connections to Jeffrey [00:13:53] Epstein. It was worth mentioning that [00:13:56] she was Obama's longest serving White [00:13:58] House counsel. So the DOJ's release of [00:14:01] these documents obviously spurned on by [00:14:05] Roana and Thomas Massie who have [00:14:08] attempted to weaponize the release of [00:14:10] these documents for their own political [00:14:12] ends. It's remains unclear what their [00:14:15] ultimate intentions are here, but the [00:14:17] whole point is is that there is a very [00:14:20] large faction of people that want to use [00:14:21] these documents to get Trump. All right? [00:14:24] And time and time again, as we saw in [00:14:26] that 2015 document [00:14:28] or the video, Trump comes out looking [00:14:31] pretty darn good. [00:14:32] >> He looks amazing actually. But it's, you [00:14:35] know, I think we should again be careful [00:14:37] and tout this like yes, Bill Gates has [00:14:38] stepped away from things and Bill Gates [00:14:39] should feel embarrassed. He was very [00:14:41] clearly close with an individual who [00:14:44] regardless of what other crimes he [00:14:45] committed was a gross figure. It was [00:14:48] just it's ugly that he was so close with [00:14:50] him. And we should feel that same way [00:14:51] with Reed and a bunch of others that [00:14:53] they felt no shame about endlessly [00:14:55] associating with a guy who basically [00:14:57] clearly his life revolved around [00:14:59] teenagers and many of them lied about [00:15:01] this. But it's not frankly it's not [00:15:02] illegal to lie about who you're friends [00:15:04] with. It's illegal to lie under oath to [00:15:06] law enforcement but we don't know if he [00:15:07] did. So we should remember that for a [00:15:10] lot of people this has become a [00:15:12] political cause out of proportion to [00:15:15] what is actually proven, what is [00:15:17] actually provable. And yeah, more might [00:15:20] be coming, but we should remember that [00:15:22] there is a lot of we've been through a [00:15:24] few rounds of lawfare in our