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Big story out of London. So Prince Harry

did an explosive interview with ITV. That's like ABC or NBC. It's a big network in Britain.

And the program was called tabloids on trial. Dada-dramatic headlines. So what this is about is the

tabloids in Britain. Have they gone too far? There was a phone hacking scandal. Lots of other,

I think we can all agree, unethical stuff was occurring. Now, Harry's been really fierce about

suing the papers. But what he said, which I think shocked everybody,

is he blames the UK tabloids for the rift, the feud in the family. So in a really candid

interview, he talked about the British media, which he said was toxic, and he also went on to say

that his family has a really abusive relationship with the press, a quick pro quo relationship,

and he wants no part of this, and this is the important point here. He's saying, when he decided

to take on his legal crusade against the tabloids, he hoped his family

would join him in the battle. They didn't. They did not sign on to all these lawsuits. Harry and

Megan have been really, really loud critics about the press, about how they're treated,

but at the same time, too, they do enjoy the press. And so this is a very complicated story

concept here. It's a quick pro quo relationship. That's how life unfortunately works. It does for better or worse. And the royal family were like, Harry, if you want to take on the British press, that's on you. We ain't going down that road. What do you think? I mean, listen, I think complicated is the word. You know, the family, it's in a lot of ways they need the press to, you know, push out the

stories that are positive. And there's a really interesting relationship there. And so no doubt,

it's been at times toxic and no doubt that Harry, you know, wants it both ways where he wants

to be painted as his hero and to be, you know, adored. But also he wants to control

the narrative. And I think that's where things get tricky is that, you know, they don't shy away

from the press. They moved, him and Megan moves to Los Angeles, and they're still out and about

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