Prince Andrew has been arrested over Epstein file revelations.

Now, most of you know there are images with Prince Andrew and Virginia Joufrey.

Following the release of these files, he has now been arrested for public misconduct.

We don't know the full details of what is being accused of, but new images have

recently emerged from the Epstein files showing him kneeling over a woman laying on the ground.

We don't exactly know what this is, but let me just say, it is unbecoming of a prince.

So when the Epstein files initially started coming out, we saw the accusations

against Prince Andrew and his untoward behavior with young girls, notably Virginia Joufrey,

who apparently was just 17 at the time. We will get all these deals at us. I'm not entirely sure.

We got to figure out what they're charging him with. This dude basically was booted from the royal family, and he claimed on TV, well, that's certainly not possible because I don't sweat. Virginia Joufrey said that he was a sweaty old man, and he said, well, I have a peculiar medical condition where I don't sweat. That proves it. Well, I didn't back then, but I do now, and no one believed him. Now the man is going to jail,

and we've got the breaking news from NBC. Former Prince Andrew arrested following Epstein

files revelations. Andrew Mountbatten Windsor was arrested on his 66th birthday Thursday on suspicion

of misconduct in public office with police searching properties

in two regions that include his former Windsor home and his current home on the Royal Sondringham

estate. They say the development is unprecedented in the modern era following years of

scrutiny over Andrew's relationship with Epstein, heightened in

recent weeks by the release of millions of DOJ files related to the late disgraced financier.

It comes after a remarkable fall from grace for the brother of King Charles III, now known only

as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, indeed no longer Prince Andrew. And we'll deal another

blow to Britain's already beleaguered royal family. The king expressed his deepest concern at the

news and stressed the law must take its course. Mountbatten Windsor, who was stripped of his

royal titles last year, has always denied any wrongdoing in connection

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