Summary

The video clip is a discussion between Kevin O’Sullivan and Kinsey Schofield about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. They cover several topics, including Harry and Meghan’s planned trip to Colombia, their recent media appearances discussing online safety and cyberbullying, and reports that King Charles is no longer communicating with Harry. The discussion is critical of the couple, highlighting perceived hypocrisy in their actions and public statements.

Key Points:

1. Colombia Trip: Harry and Meghan announced a trip to Colombia to address cyberbullying and online exploitation. Kevin and Kinsey question the relevance and authenticity of their involvement in these causes.
2. Media Appearance: Harry and Meghan appeared on American TV discussing online safety for children. Kevin and Kinsey critique their statements as vague and virtue signaling, doubting their authority on the subject.
3. Relationship with King Charles: Reports from People magazine suggest that King Charles has stopped taking Harry’s calls. Kinsey emphasizes that this information likely comes from Harry’s side and criticizes him for stirring the pot with the media.
4. Hypocrisy and Public Perception: The conversation points out what they see as hypocrisy in Harry and Meghan’s actions, such as their stance on privacy while working with media outlets like CBS. They also discuss Harry’s comments about the UK being unsafe for Meghan and the children, yet they are willing to travel to other regions like Colombia.
5. Family Estrangement: The hosts reflect on the strained relationship between Harry and his family, noting that King Charles might never see his grandchildren again due to this ongoing conflict.

Script

[Kevin O’Sullivan]:
Welcome back! Let’s dive straight into the latest Harry and Meghan saga with our expert from Los Angeles, the great Kinsey Schofield. Kinsey, busy week for the Sussexes, isn’t it?

[Kinsey Schofield]:
Absolutely, Kevin. They disappear for a while and then, suddenly, they’re everywhere again. This time, it’s about their planned trip to Colombia and some updates on their relationship with King Charles.

[Kevin O’Sullivan]:
Yes, they’ve announced another one of their semi-royal tours to Colombia later this year to tackle cyberbullying, online exploitation, and mental health. Honestly, I can never really follow what they’re on about, but it seems they’re trying to stay relevant.

[Kinsey Schofield]:
Right, Kevin. It surprises me they’d position themselves as authorities on these issues after branding themselves as victims for years. People see them as attention seekers and hypocrites. Their actions—like the private jets, privacy lawsuits, and now this—don’t align with their supposed values.

[Kevin O’Sullivan]:
Exactly! And now, there’s talk that King Charles isn’t taking Harry’s calls anymore. Reports are coming from People magazine, which we know is basically Harry and Meghan’s mouthpiece. What’s your take on that, Kinsey?

[Kinsey Schofield]:
Well, Kevin, it’s crucial to note this likely comes from Harry’s camp. Harry knows what it feels like to be ignored now, similar to how Thomas Markle has been treated by Meghan. The story seems designed to generate sympathy for Harry, but it’s hard to take him seriously after everything that’s happened.

[Kevin O’Sullivan]:
Spot on. And then there’s the ongoing narrative about the UK being unsafe for Meghan and the kids, which is ridiculous given they’re planning trips to places like Colombia. It just doesn’t add up.

[Kinsey Schofield]:
Exactly, Kevin. It’s all a bit hypocritical, isn’t it? They won’t come to the UK because it’s supposedly unsafe, yet they’ll hop on a plane to Colombia. The reality is Meghan feels unwanted in the UK, and this is just an excuse not to return.

[Kevin O’Sullivan]:
Indeed, Kinsey. As always, thank you for your insights. It’s always a pleasure having you on!