Tonight, former Prince Andrew is arrested in the UK as the fallout from the Epstein

files sends shockwaves all across the world.

Survivors want to know will lead to more accountability here in the U.S.

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Tonight on Lara Coates Live.

My opening statement tonight, no one is above the monarchy.

I mean, it's hard to believe that a country founded on the rejection of a king is lagging behind a country that threw out a prince. Well, it's undeniable because even after Congress passed a law compelling the release of the Epstein files,

the United Kingdom is taking what's in those files far more

seriously than the American government. They have launched investigations. The prime minister,

who never even met Jeffrey Epstein, apologized to victims for what they went through. And now

they've gone as far as to arrest a former member of the royal family.

A history-making event that produced a photo that history won't soon forget.

This is the one, former Prince Andrew.

The kid brother of King Charles slumped in the back of a car on his 66th birthday

after police released him from custody.

Now remember, I keep saying former because he lost his royal titles four months ago because of

his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Well, now he has been arrested, arrested on suspicion of misconduct in

public office. That offense, that carries a maximum sentence of life in prison.

It's the first time that a senior British royal has been arrested in nearly 400 years. Now, keep

in mind, we signed Declaration of Independence 250 years ago.

You don't know exactly what triggered his arrest.

I mean, exactly what triggered it.

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