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One point in their soul and their heart detached from that and go, wow, we were so wrong.

So I thank everybody, um, my heart and soul go out to you.

It's so, no, it's really beautiful. Um, so, I'm so grateful.

Yeah, it's tragic he lost his mother. Yeah, it's tragic. He's seemingly unhappy in this

relationship and suffering the rest of the development. But that does not give him the right

on continuum to make a mockery of the United States and a great Britain. And in my opinion,

you know, I understand that fathers like King Charles and like my dad want to keep extending

the olive branch and it's called from a parent's, uh, in psychology, it's called enabling.

You want to be an authoritative parent, one who has authority but that's sensitive.

Because if you're too sensitive, you're an enabler. And what you're doing, you're actually damaging

your own child because you're sending the message to him that this is okay. It's weird because

well, we're in a place in history where everything is inverted seemingly. Lies are the truth.

Uh, right is wrong. It's not just the woke. But when you look at these two, I don't know if you guys

did you ever wake up and get the memo that lying, abusing and disposing of people is the new

humanitarian definition. So that being said, I mean, my dad's amazing. It was totally unselfish.

If I asked him for $20 for a movie, when I was a teenager, he'd throw a 50 at me and say,

have fun. Like he just gave and gave and gave and gave and gave. And, um, we still had to work.

I still had to work in a donut shop and my other jobs. So there are people out there criticizing

my dad saying, oh, he spoiled her too much. Just because she threw blueberries around the kitchen

and he gave us most of what we wanted and everything we need. It doesn't mean we were spoiled. He's

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