Fox's Post-Tucker Crisis, Harry's Media Vendetta, and Harms of Gender "Transition," with Chadwick Moore, Dr. Miriam Grossman, and Nile Gardiner | Ep. 568
Episode Stats
Length
1 hour and 36 minutes
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166.81873
Summary
Chadwick Moore is an author, journalist, and contributing editor at The Spectator. In May, he announced he has been writing a biography of Tucker Carlson. And this came out just a month after Tucker was taken off the air by Fox News.
Transcript
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We like to walk that fine line between techno-thriller
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Your home for open, honest, and provocative conversations.
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We have a great program lined up for you today.
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for the latest on Prince Harry's immigration troubles
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to discuss her new book centered on transgender ideology.
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She's been warning parents about gender ideology
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And we'll share some of that knowledge with us.
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Chadwick joins me now as there is breaking news
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Joe, but this is a guy who's out there bragging
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presided over by a federal judge to discuss the
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freedom of information request and our call for
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And the federal judge demanded of DHS that they
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outlining whether or not they're going to release
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And you have a federal judge now weighing in on
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And this stonewalling from the Biden administration
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The American people have a right to know clearly
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In fact, he has become one of the most well-known
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And the refusal so far of the Biden administration
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It is an insult, actually, I think, to the American
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If Harry has nothing to hide, if he has nothing
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to hide, he should be calling for it to be released.
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I mean, we pointed out how other people have been denied.
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He's admitted to using hard drugs in his memoir
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Harry has admitted to very extensive use of illegal
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hard drugs in the United Kingdom, but also he's admitted
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And in fact, he has, in fact, endorsed the use of some
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kinds of drugs, actually, for therapeutic reasons.
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And so it's all there in his book and also in his interviews as well.
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The United States government should be held to account
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And also it should be pointed out, I think, Megan,
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that Prince Harry has become a major public figure
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He's given a large number of very high profile media interviews.
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What he really wants is a private life away from the glare
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All right, wait, I've got to ask you about this other lawsuit
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And what this one over in the UK, he was on the witness stand
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because he wanted to be at Lilibet's birthday party,
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And the judge was none too happy because the rules
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this group, the Mirror, that publication in the UK
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But he has, as far as I can tell, very little proof.
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They've admitted that they did one untoward thing one time
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But he has not been able to prove that his phones were hacked.
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He just keeps saying, I had weird missed voicemails
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or missed calls, like lots of missed calls on my phone
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and voicemails that it looked like somebody had already listened to.
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I mean, that's not proof, unfortunately, for Harry.
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He actually said in his quote, they could say he submitted
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his testimony, but he did it in writing the direct exam,
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the tabloids, the evil tabloids cast him in a role.
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mainly because I thought that if they are printing this rubbish about me
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He takes responsibility for absolutely nothing.
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And I closely follow the court proceedings in London this week.
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And Harry comes across as someone who has no sense
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He comes across as basically a hugely entitled figure,
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extremely narcissistic, I think, in many respects,
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And I think the British public have been monumentally unimpressed
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This is an individual who I think has real delusions of grandeur.
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And the same is the case, of course, with Meghan Markle as well.
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And the level of paranoid delusion and narcissism
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that we saw on display in the High Court this week
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of winning this case against the Mirror Group newspapers.
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And I think that his appearance in court this week
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was an absolute disaster, I think, in many respects.
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He didn't even show up on the first day, as you pointed out.
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And he came across as incredibly arrogant, actually.
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And that's something I think the British public
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was responsible for all the terrible leaks about him.
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The royal family was out to get him and the palace aides.
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I might have been wrong about some of the things
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who's a great, correct critic of Harry and Meghan,
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is because Piers worked for one of these publications
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He was editor of the Daily Mirror between 1995 and 2004.
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is in retaliation for the fact that Harry's brought this lawsuit.
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Yes, I think that Harry just blames everyone else
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And clearly he has a big vendetta against the British media,
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in particular against figures like Piers Morgan.
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is said about Prince Harry is absolutely 100% correct.
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as a launch pad from which to attack the royal family,
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And I think it's absolutely outrageous, actually.
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But the problem is his biggest enemy is inside.
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We will be right back with Dr. Miriam Grossman.