Hello and welcome to this episode of Kennedy Saves the World as I wrote in The Daily Mail.

And it posted yesterday, Daily Mail.com on X, it's Daily Mail U.S., or just at Daily Mail.

Harry is here to stay, and I know we're all having a hard time adjusting with this because we were very hopeful in this.

Tom Holman, as borders are, aggressive ice era, that the biggest ne'er-do-wells in the country would be sent

packing. And the reason why there was some concern about Prince Heddy, oh, Prince Ginger Balls,

tell me everything, is he might have lied on his visa application, which is a no-no. And in Germany,

it's a 9-9. In France, it's a no, no, but we, he may have. And there is one guy at the Heritage

Foundation, Nile Gardner, who is like a Nancy Reaganite. He is a classic just say no

fella, and he does not like drugs. He does not like Harry, the prince of redness doing drugs.

So he was concerned because in Prince Harry's memoir, where he sold out his entire family and his soul spare,

he talked about how he had done weed and coke and psychedelics and went on and on and on

about the need to do those things in the wake of the trauma he had endured not only his mother's

passing her sudden and horrific death,

but also just, you know, growing up in the spotlight as he did.

And I will grant him that because, you know, I'm sure there's a lot there to process.

And when you are in her family, as he has claimed, where it's very difficult to talk about your feelings,

he went and found other ways of extricating himself from depression and anxiety.

And a lot of people turned out and self-medicate.

And, you know, it worked out for him for a while until he met that harpy shrew of a wife of his

who convinced him that driving this most personal wedge in between him and his family was a great idea.

So he wrote about everything in his book and he wrote about, you know, his recreational drug use and his internal journey with psychedelics, which I've talked about many times on the show.

And especially when it's guided by a therapist, it can be very profoundly healing. So I didn't have a problem

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