Andrew, in your reporting of this book, which took four years, what most surprised you about

Prince Andrew? Well, I think just the brazenness with which he leveraged his role position to make

money for himself personally, shoehorning people into official meetings who were working for him,

the fact the queen sort of allowed this, in fact, colluded with it.

And I think just the sort of extravagance of Sarah Ferguson's spending

and his own sexual addiction, just the sheer numbers of people and his behavior.

Thank you. just to sheer numbers of people and his behaviour. I'm Joanna Coles. This is The Daily Beast podcast, and today we're going to be digging into the relationship between Prince Andrew, Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein.

Before we do, I just wanted to address several comments that you left on our YouTube channel,

just referring to my careless use of the term child prostitution.

Of course, children can't be prostitutes.

What I was trying to refer to was Jeffrey Epstein's plea deal in 2008,

where he agreed to plead to one count of solicitation of prostitution with a minor

under the age of 18.

That's what I was actually trying to get at.

Anyway, thank you for those who left me messages.

So I'm very excited to be talking today to the author, Andrew Loney, who is rocking Britain and the House of Windsor, the Royal Family,

with his extraordinary new book entitled The Rise and Fall of the House of York,

which is all about Prince Andrew and all about Sarah Ferguson, better known as Fergie, his ex-wife.

So no more time to waste.

Let's get into it.

Andrew Loney, very good to see you.

I want to say that we were friends years ago before I left for America.

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