you got a new fan of the show. >> yeah. >> seth: this year, bashir so, bashir, you were in "top gun:le indie film >> seth: a little indie film the same viewership. >> probably, yeah. >> seth: but tom cruise, how does it happen that you get tom cruise to watch "south side"? >> he shot a lot of movies in chicago. "color of money" is the one i can think of now we were talking about it, and i was telling him that i had a tv show set in chicago. he's like, "let me see it. so we sent it to him, and i remember one day i was in the office, and i was screwing around, probably on some websites that i shouldn't have been on. world star hip-hop sorry. [ light laughter ] i was like "nobody with my degree should be on this website," but i was on it. and then i got a phone call, and i was like, "what is --" and somebody called me they said, "hey, bashir, i love the show." and i was like, "tom." but he called me and it was so much fun, and i had the great privilege of walking into the writer room, being, "hey, guys, somebody wants to talk to you, and it's tom cruise. >> seth: wow >> and by the way,

she had probably a better message to give than the one she eventually gave to bashir.een very different. but the interview brought to an end what tenuous links there were still with the royal establishment. and apart from forcing e ing resignation also deprived diana of support. and since the separation of prince charles became less and less organized and she eventually found herself trusting people with her safety, who were not really competent to look after her, with tragic results. >> patrick, so you and i are speaking as both boys are on this side of the pond. what do you see in that netflix trailer? we just ran off 40 or so seconds of it. i didn't see a bombshell. does that mean they don't have a bombshell? or that they're saving it? >> well, if you look at it as a communications story, as a pr story, it's a big coup. princes and princesses generally don't make document documentari their own lives which promise secrets. i think the reason it's being made is an example that the organization isn't working as it should. what we're looking at, the house divided agains

the podcaster, and mark bashir, both issued full and unconditional apologies.eniable. the queen was so upset by it, she told the royal couple that they needed to do more than simply separate. >> queen elizabeth's command came in a letter to the children, telling her son and daughter in law, it's time to stop squabbling and get a divorce. >> she said basically to get a divorce, because they couldn't tolerate the situation where this couple was continuing to fight each other through the cameras, through the newspapers. >> it would make the monarchy look bad? >> it made them look ridiculous. and undermine charles's reputation, and damage the future of the monarchy. >> incredible as it may seem, simone says that diana was shocked. >> she was absolutely distraught. after the queen had given the orders. her eyes were like pandas. she had been crying so much. >> but the queen had spoken. and it was of course, front page news in the london tabloids. nine months after the interview, in august of 1996. the royal divorce was final. >> it is estimated that diana will get a

nada bashir, thank you reporting live from london.> -- coming up, we will bring you the latest from the vatican on his declining health. plus, tributes are pouring in for the only man to win three football world cups as a player. i will speak with a brazilian journalist about what pelÉ meant to his country in the world. well, we fell in love through gaming. but now the internet lags and it throws the whole thing off. when did you first discover this lag? i signed us up for t-mobile home internet. ugh! but, we found other interests. i guess we have. [both] finch! let's go! oh yeah! it's not the same. what could you do to solve the problem? we could get xfinity? that's actually super adult of you to suggest. i can't wait to squad up. i love it when you talk nerdy to me. guy, guys, guys, we're still in session. and i don't know what the heck you're talking about. just look around. this digital age we're living in, it's pretty unbelievable. problem is, not everyone's fully living in it. nobody should have to take a class or fill out a med

both bashir and halima's homes are managed by sheffield council.feel they are not being heard. social housing providers say they are. broken relationships that still need to be fixed after the shocking findings of awaab inshak�*s inquest. fiona trott, bbc news. now a look at some other stories making the news today. police have started searching for human remains at the garden of a house in birmingham. it follows information given to detectives suggesting a child's death at the site in handsworth in 2020. a man and woman — both in their 40s — have been charged with neglect after their arrests on suspicion of causing or allowing the death of a child. a reality tv contestant has been found guilty of sharing a sex tape featuring his ex—girlfriend, which then appeared on the online subscription site 0nlyfa ns. stephen bear, who won celebrity big brother in 2016, was found guilty of voyeurism, and two counts of disclosing private, sexual photographs and films. he will be sentenced injanuary. the former yorkshire cricketer, azeem rafiq, has told mps that

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cnn's nada bashir looks at how the rising cost of living is impacting thousands of working families.r some children at the south london school, lunch might be their only meal for the day. it's a reality for many families across the uk. the cost of living crisis making even the most basic necessities difficult to afford. for this family supporter it's an issue at the for front of her mind. >> even our dinner ladies are noticing that some children in particular are asking for more food but i think it's really, really sad when people have to decide am i going to heat my house or am i going to do a big shop. >> reporter: this single mom is one of the many parents now struggling to put food on the table, despite working nights at a local supermarket, she says she has on occasion been forced to send her kids to school hungry. and is now having to rely on a local food bank. >> sometimes you choose in between food, heating, things for the children and basic things for the children, clothes, shoes, so, yeah, we are feeling it. >> reporter: she is not alone. thousands of working families acros

nada bashir, we thank you for your reporting. that ban, it came on the same day the taliban released two americans who had been detained in afghanistan since august. one of them is a filmmaker, who was arrested along with his producer while filming in kabul. it's still not clear what led to their release, but the u.s. state department welcomed the move. >> we are in a position to welcome the release of two americans, two u.s. nationals from detention in afghanistan. we are providing these two u.s. nationals with all appropriate assistance. they will soon be reunited with their loved ones. and we are absolutely gratified to see that. >> and sources tell cnn that both men were headed to qatar after their release. >>> a german court has found a 97-year-old woman guilty of nazi war crimes. she was bought into the court in a wheelchair on tuesday as she heard the verdict. she worked as a stenographer and typist at the commandant's office at a concentration camp in nazi-occupied poland. she was found guilty of assisting in the murder o

more from nadia bashir. >> reporter: another life lost in britain's icy waters, another reminder of thefaced by migrants attempting to cross the english channel from northern france. as many as 40,000 migrants have braved the dangerous crossing since the beginning of this year alone. now, the uk government says it is doubling down on its plan to tackle illegal migration. >> when legal proceedings conclude on our migration and economic development partnership, we will restart the first flights to rwanda. >> reporter: it was an 11th hour legal intervention which grounded the first deportation flight in june. now, after months of deliberation, a final court judgment will determine whether the rwanda deal is in fact illegal. >> there are serious concerns around the functioning of the asylum system in rwanda, as well as a serious concerns about political freedom of expression. >> reporter: under the proposed scheme, thousands of migrants arriving in the uk illegally could be deported to rwanda to have their asylum claims heard, there. the government's own figures show that in the 12 months l

nada bashir has the story.rn, if anything, about the timing here and what was the content of this call? >> reporter: look, china has long been one of the main allies over the course of this 10-month invasion of ukraine. that was certainly a sentiment we heard from president putin in his opening remarks ahead of the virtual meeting. he said relations were at the best ever and they could withstand all tests. he highlighted the key focus. deepening cooperation when it comes to trade, energy cooperation but crucially when it comes to military cooperation. take a listen. >> translator: pride of place in the entire complex of russian/chinese cooperation in our relations is held by military and military technical cooperation which helps ensure our country's security and maintain stability in the key regions. we intend to strengthen cooperation between the armed forces of russia and china. >> reporter: of course, the two nations are when they come to a geopolitical front aligned in terms of the tensions with the west.

ngatada bashir has the latest. how is the taliban reanlctreact? >> reporter: in response to any kind of condemnation from the u.s., they have told u.s. officials not interfere in afghanistan's internal affairs. and this comes after we heard the comments from secretary of state antony blinken over the weekend saying that he is deeply concerned by this latest development in afghanistan. the u.s. government's special representative to afghanistan saying that this is an irresponsible decision and poses a mortal risk to those who so desperately k3depends on the wo of the female workers in afghanistan. but this is after a wave of attempts by the taliban to curb the rights and freedoms of women across the country. just last week we heard from the taliban that women would no longer be permitted to attend university. and of course we have seen that crackdown on women's education over the last few months since the taliban's takeover. and this has parked widespread concern within the country, women now taking to the streets bravely defying the taliban severe

show where martin bashir, then a young journalist, approached diana's brother saying that a people liked were you upset about that? >> it did really happen. we didn't discover that it had happened until just last year. a tenacious investigate i journalist -- in thive of journalist, addy web, spent years digging through the background of the bashir sheriff diana interview, and he turn up some information which brought about the dyson inquiry which revealed cha he had used very underhanded methods including lying about me, forging documents, purporting to hoe that i was being paid. and it seems husband misdeeds were covered up by bbc top management. so it was really quite a big scandal, but it only came to light last year which is weird for me now to see it bright to -- brought to life on the screen in "the crown." 9. kennedy: yes. and when diana says my patrick, she's talking about you. patrick, thank you so much for your time. i always appreciate it. >> good to be with you. kennedy: topical storm next. here's your tickle me tuesday joke. here we go. what kind of tea is hard to swallow?

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hard tomb to mark the 4th anniversary or for a revolution that toppled the former leader on idle bashir. there also calling for an end to military rule security forces, reportedly fire tear gas on stung grenades and spurs. the crowd near the presidential palace. the protest come 2 weeks after a military leader assigned to deal with parties to launch a new political transition. a hoss, that situation continues at a counter terrorism center in northwestern pockets on several past on the taliban. detainees seize control of the facility. late on sunday, they fried prisoners and took security staff hostage demanding to be taken to have gone to stun police and special military units continue to be deployed to the area . come hider has more from islamic bonds. parent les this particular fisher labor day, which belongs to the account, chatter them department, located in highly secure area way then by new which is the capital of that district by new pattern, late many $5.00 bond focused on were being held that they were being interrogated at this highly to kill facility and it is during that and

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saddam's capital call to him to monkey false anniversary of a revolution. toppled formerly to omar bashir are also calling for an end to military rule. security forces of reports would be far too. gossip stung grenades to disperse the crowd near the presidential palace the purchase come 2 weeks after military, he just signed to deal with parties to launch a new political transition. deserves hippa, morgan was up mom, protest in the capitol, a deal time between sedans, military leaders, and several political parties earlier this month has not put them into the protest movement on the street. now for you, more than a year, protesters have been taken to the street to boys their anger against a military takeover that happened in october 2021. now to day on monday, they once again took to the streets to commemorate the 4th anniversary of the revolution that started in 2018 and eventually led to the ousting of longtime president, armitage basheba. but they're also voicing their anger against the agreement, signed between the military and political parties. they say that they've been calling for

the capital khartoum to mock the 4th anniversary of a revolution that toppled former leader omar bashir. there also calling for an end to military rule security forces of reportedly fatigue, ass and son grenades to disperse crowd near the presidential palace. argentina's champion footballers are on their way home after one of the most thrilling walcott finals in the tournaments 90 to hear history. they beat france on penalties in kata as the game ended 3 all after extra time. and countries from around the world have signed a deal to protects nature and promote conservation at the un biodiversity summit in canada, at least 30 percent of the world, land and marine areas have been put under protection by 2030. finally, the you case prepared to use the army to cover strike nurse is an ambulance workers . more than $10000.00 ambulance staff across england and wales will walk off the job on wednesday. calling for better opaque and working conditions to health minister is urging all sides to resume fresh towels. those are the headlines on al jazeera dairy navigator will have in use our for you

capital, hard tune to mark the 4th anniversary of her illusion to toppled the former leader on martin bashir. there also calling for an end to military rule security forces have reportedly fire a tear gas and john grenades to disperse the crowd near the presidential palace. the protest come 2 weeks after military leaders signed a deal with parties to launch a new political transition in the country. argentina as champion footballers are on their way home after one of the most thrilling world cup finals in the tournaments 92 year history, they beat france on penalties and cutter as the game and the 3 all after extra time . thousands of fans packed streets near the la salle stadium to watch the winning team's parade. it's a crowning moment for the captain leon messy, delivering a 3rd title for argentina. and he also received the golden ball as a tournament. s, player, or hole pathic was watching all the action at lucille stadium where curtains came down on the 4 week sporting extravaganza. oh, glittering clar, back to what the president of p for called the best world cup ever. it certainly was

cnn's nada bashir has been covering this. >> taliban since its takeover has been trying to project a more moderate image but since that takeover we have seen the taliban flattening those pledges, rolling back the fundamental rights and rights that women have fought so hard for over the last two decades. now of course this is shocking and troubling news for women and girls attending university. just a few months ago many would have been taking entrance exams across the country with hopes of going to university. we have seen restrictions in education over the last few months as you laid out there. back in march we saw access to secondary school being closed permanently for young girls. we've seen segregation being enforced in universities. this is all part of the taliban's efforts to roll back the freedoms, to tighten those restrictions. we've seen that condemnation once again from the international community. what we will likely see now is the taliban becoming even more isolated from the international community. we've heard from the united states, the state department spokesperson jus

. >> more on that, nada bashir joins us. stark hearing him say that. the question is, was it intentional or could it be a slip of the tongue? >> potentially. president putin is very well known for being careful to choose his words. he has been quite careful over the last few months since russia's invasion of ukraine began. he did use the word war. there is no consent whether it was a slip of the tongue or intentional. there is some debate around that. an early u.s. government assessment is this may well have been a slip of the tongue but of course officials will be watching quite carefully to see whether president putin uses it again, whether this marks a shift in rhetoric from putin or indeed the kremlin when it comes to discussing the situation in ukraine, the war in ukraine and whether that translates to any shifts in translation on the ground. we did listen to putin. he answered numerous conditions on ukraine. he retraces what the kremlin has said before which is that the kremlin, russia remains open to the possibility of future negotiations, at le

nada bashir has the story. >> this is another tragic death of a protester.e and time again the regime and authorities have denied responsibility for the mounting death toll that we are seeing and the injuries that we are seeing sustained by protestors at the hands of the are armed security forces. this is another case. reportedly shot dead after celebrating on the streets after the loss of the iranian nationals. they have denied any responsibility once again. an investigation was announced by the iranian prosecutor and they have said that they have detained and arrested several suspects they believe are connected to his death following those celebrations in the street. this stand in contrast to the message we're hearing from human rights organizations, namely the person playing a crucial role to monitoring that. they accuse the authorities of shooting and killing macron. i've also earlier warned there have been instances, including the iranian authorities withholding the bodies of protestors. we've seen many family members demanding that his body be rrp retu

. with now disgraced journalist martin bashir .now know that martin bashir. we now know that she was deceived giving that interview . and at the time that interview. and at the time that we found that out prince william, the then duke of cambridge, said that that interview should never be played . and yet we saw at least 15 seconds of its replay played in this netflix documentary associated with prince harry. will you summarise that beautifully ? it was very beautifully? it was very heartfelt when prince william went out and he said in light of the discredited portion of this interview and bashir, that it should ever been seen . bbc should ever been seen. bbc immediately it would not be shown again . but netflix is not shown again. but netflix is not susceptible to the laws, protocols and customs or good manners of this country. it's an overseas corporation . and let's overseas corporation. and let's not forget this. what this is all about. it's a commercial operation . it's a moneymaking operation. it's a moneymaking operation. it

joining me now with more is a nada bashir. you've been covering these where we have iranian athletes or competitors who defy the dress code which is imposed by the regime. what do we know about her and what might you expect? >> the fear is upon her return to iran she could face severe repercussions. in the past the deputy minister for sports said they won't face punishment. this is something we could expect to see. we've seen sports women who have removed their hijab facing repercussions. she later said that this was an accident. why do you believe she was speaking under duress. weeks after that we saw her family home being demolished. we could hear in video circulating on social media, this was the result of her taking a stand at solidarity against the regime. you remember in the world cup the team there choosing not to sing the national anthem. we later learned from a source working very clees on the security of the games that they had faced pressure, that fair family members back at home had faced threats. there is concern

joining me in the studio is cnn's nada bashir. ment nada, we're hearing in kyiv, there was an alert telling residents to take shelter and also the governor said there have been more drone attacks today. what are we learning about what is happening? >> look, as you described, you've heard from ukrainian officials, one of the largest barrages has grown over the last ten months. the missiles targeting ukraine across its territory from kyiv to the eastern front lines and lviv in the west. what we've heard from the ukrainian officials, that this was largely targeting as we have seen in the past, ukraine's energy infrastructure but, in fact, there were significant damage. we have seen the civilian lives lost as well. we did hear from the ukrainian military. they say they were able to intercept successfully the majority of crude missiles to be launched by the russian armed forces. we are seeing a doubling down across ukraine much as they had anticipated around the new year. we heard from president zelenskyy. he said this was further evid

cnn's nada bashir has the story. >> reporter: this comes after months of deliberations by the courts.ve ruled the policy itself is lawful. they have specified that each potential deportation will have to be considered on a case-by-case basis. christine, this is a policy that's drawn criticism. rwanda is not a safe country for vulnerable migrants and refugees. the government is accused of serious human rights violations. we're able to speak with one of the asylum seekers who is now facing the very real prospect of being deported to rwanda. take a look. another live lost in brittain's icy waters. another reminder of the dangers faced by migrants attempting to cross the english channel from northern france. as many as 40,000 migrants have braved the dangerous crossing since the beginning of this year alone. now the government is doubling down on its plan to tackle illegal migration. >> when legal proceedings include on our migration and economic development partnership, we will retart the first flights to rowan da. >> reporter: it was an 11th hour legal intervention which grounded the fi

nada bashir is following the events. and the famous line it takes two to tango, russia says they want negotiations. ukraine says they are open. why are they not negotiating? >> putin said acceptable solutions. what is it exactly that president putin is willing to discuss when it comes to getting the two parties to the negotiating table because of course it is not straightforward. we've seen attemptis in the pas and they have failed. president zelenskyy has repeatedly said he's not going to negotiate with president putin while putin's troops are still on the ground. and of course when it comes to the question of territory, how far is president putin willing to compromise on that? we've seen the annexation of four key regions on the southern and eastern parts of ukraine. president zelenskyy won't accept that. >> but how far apart are the two sides? because if you are waiting for crimea or if you are putting crimea into the equation, as being a pre-condition, if putin will put other things into it as well, how far apart are

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another persistent and perhaps even more prominent poll bashir was keynes johnson. and national correspondent for the washington post. james johnson. he says in an interview with c-span that he wish that we could disband all polls. let me play a brief clip. from that interview. >> i wish we were to spend all polls. i hate the balls. i mean, we rely on them. i've used, them cited them, i've gone out, got healthy, don't pulling myself. knocked on doors and so forth. i think we make too much of polls. >> i think we make too much of polls. on another occasion, he said the polls are no substitute for a hard reporting, for street reporting, by journalist, to get out and talk to people. haynes johnson was both a practitioner and an advocate of what is called shoe level journalism. shoe leather journalism. this essentially means, getting out of the office, talking to people, doing interviews, getting a sense of trans through these qualitative measures. . . so intense, supposedly, then you begin to wear out the souls of your shoes. she love their journalism. shoe level repor

anniversary of the start of an uprising that toppled the long-time authoritarian president omar al-bashir. it came two weeks after sudan's ruling military junta and pro-democracy groups signed a deal to gradually prepare sudan for its first election and transition to civilian rule after the october 2021 military coup. protesters who took to the streets monday rejected the agreement, saying it would leave coup leaders in power for at least two more years. >> the revolution will continue and will not stop our basic demand. we will not give up our rights in any way, even if agreements were signed between politicians and soldiers. this is not with the sudanese people want. amy: russian president vladimir putin visited the capital of belarus monday for talks with his counterpart alexander lukashenko amid growing fears that russia is preparing to launch a new invasion from ukraine's neighbor to the north. lukashenko has allowed the kremlin to use belarus as a staging ground throughout russia's offensive in ukraine. on monday, putin dismissed concerns that russia might annex belarus, a former so

cnn's nada bashir joins us live from london.red. i have been to afghanistan many, many times and the women there have always feared this is what was going to eventually happen. what is the taliban saying the reason for this is? >> reporter: you're right, sara, this was a huge concern for many women in afghanistan and internationally. now the concern is this is a vital bridge between afghanistan women and the international community providing life saving support for women and girls across the country. the taliban said they came to this decision, much as the ban last week, because of violations of islamic values, namely dress code regulations, which are very strict and also relations and activities of women between men and women across the university sector, education sector and now crucially in the aid sector. that has been the response from the taliban. they've told the u.s. not to interfere in their international affairs. but we've already heard the condemnation from antoney blinken saying he is concerned by this development. a

spok about it he was speaking about what happened in -- saying it was during the tim that omar al-bashir said you hav to work with what you have you have to try to achieve justice and peace cannot wor together sometimes while putin is in power, w cannot achieve justice maybe we can achieve piece for the ukrainian people >> it's not an uplifting message. but at this point -- we need critical thinking. we need to be able to look bac at history understand ho decisions are made and you hel to sue that. thanks very much -- the filmmaker and the director of corridors of power. the foam essence like theaters now. it will soon air on showtime don't go anywhere. straight ahead, the latest details from the histori january 6th committee report we're in a look at the law, th history of the path forward fo american democra another hour of velshi start after the break. merry christmas to all of yo who are celebrating. i'm ali velshi we begin this hour with th latest in the investigation an the insurrection, and th historic january six committee's highly anticipated final report the document is massive

capital hard tune to mark the 4th anniversary of a revolution to toppled the former leader all martin bashir and they're also calling for an end to military roll. security forces have reportedly fired here a gas and don grenades for the 1st the crowd near the presidential palace. the protest come 2 weeks after a military leader assigned to deal with parties to launch a new political transition. another wave of russian attacks is ukraine's capital keys. military administration says it's shut down 15 drones on monday morning. ukraine has been rushing to restore power to cities after russian strikes the story, parts of the energy grids. the attacks are plunged much of the country into darkness during freezing winter temperatures. charles stratford has more from keith to this comes only a couple of days after one of the biggest attacks, all the guy will city those attacks using missiles. and we know the kind of pressures at the authorities here on the, in trying to restore electricity across the country. 2 areas was affected, the mare of the ukrainian capital kiev has come out in the last hour a

simply go for the easiest offense to prove, not simply hang their hat on what happened at martin bashirll this for what it is. this was an insurrection. and from what see, donald trump incited it. he gave aid and comfort to it. he lit the match. he watched it and he was the commander-in-chief. he had the aublt to call in the national guard to do something about this and was der elect in his failure to do so. so if there are to be criminal charge, i hope it goes to the essence of what happened here. >> there has to be some accountability for something as unprecedented, grave and threatening to the constitution. >> absolutely. >> trying to upset the peaceful transition of power. if could um pose on you to turn to the board because of your vast experience at homeland, john roberts placed that temporary hold on the lower court ruling that could have ended title 42. so now that would have made it easier for the government to turn away people attempting to enter the country. senator romney just tweeted, the biden administration has dealt with the crisis at our southern border with raging inco

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with broadcaster bashir with the broadcaster nikki to the nikki hodgson straight up to the right. of i your right. but of course i want your opinion dan that gb news duke if you want have your or in you want to have your say or in our poll gb news the and the our poll at gb news the and the clash coming straight after the . break it's break wsfime break it's time for the clash now. after slamming prince william as a jealous bully and accusing the royal family of feeding lies to the press in volume two of their netflix atrocity , gutless harry netflix atrocity, gutless harry and meghan still think it's them that deserve an apology . tell me that deserve an apology. tell me about going back . what was that about going back. what was that like ? um it was hard, especially like? um it was hard, especially spending time having chats with my brother and my father, who just, you know, very much focussed the same misinterpretation , the whole misinterpretation, the whole situation. so none of us really wanted to have to talk about my grandfather's funeral, but we did . and you know, i've had

with broadcaster bashir with the broadcaster nikki to the nikki hodgson straight up to the right. of i your right. but of course i want your opinion dan that gb news duke if you want have your or in you want to have your say or in our poll gb news the and the our poll at gb news the and the clash coming straight after the . break it's break wsfime break it's time for the clash now. after slamming prince william as a jealous bully and accusing the royal family of feeding lies to the press in volume two of their netflix atrocity , gutless harry netflix atrocity, gutless harry and meghan still think it's them that deserve an apology . tell me that deserve an apology. tell me about going back . what was that about going back. what was that like ? um it was hard, especially like? um it was hard, especially spending time having chats with my brother and my father, who just, you know, very much focussed the same misinterpretation , the whole misinterpretation, the whole situation. so none of us really wanted to have to talk about my grandfather's funeral, but we did . and you know, i've had

and you find that martin bashir , if you find that martin bashir, if you have a sure question, have youproblem with the bbc , an interview with the bbc, an interview with shemima baker, it's not an interview. then why did you allow an interview on your. this isn't an interview. why did this isn't an interview. why did this is not going to view he's is not going to view this. he's going to how you just going to be how you just explained just explained explained i've just explained this entire tell the this is an entire to tell the shamima begum story give you the title i'm not a monster so they have absolute rightly decided but hang how they intend to present this woman your intro said it's wrong give her a platform. it is you gave her a platform. it is you gave her a platform on this show you had her on. i think you've totally missed the point. i'm in. i'm pointing out the hypocrisy. i didn't like the bbc. i'm not criticising the times newspaper or the daily mail or various other people. i you actually do have i interviewed shamima begum put difficult questions her what i'm criticising

and you find that martin bashir , if you find that martin bashir, if you have a sure question, have youproblem with the bbc , an interview with the bbc, an interview with shemima baker, it's not an interview. then why did you allow an interview on your. this isn't an interview. why did this isn't an interview. why did this is not going to view he's is not going to view this. he's going to how you just going to be how you just explained just explained explained i've just explained this entire tell the this is an entire to tell the shamima begum story give you the title i'm not a monster so they have absolute rightly decided but hang how they intend to present this woman your intro said it's wrong give her a platform. it is you gave her a platform. it is you gave her a platform on this show you had her on. i think you've totally missed the point. i'm in. i'm pointing out the hypocrisy. i didn't like the bbc. i'm not criticising the times newspaper or the daily mail or various other people. i you actually do have i interviewed shamima begum put difficult questions her what i'm criticising

and if journalist martin bashir.the dyson report came out , prince dyson report came out, prince william released that very press statement on camera saying that this interview should never be ads again . and then netflix with ads again. and then netflix with presumably prince harry's blessing , presumably prince harry's blessing, has gone and played 20 seconds of it. long clips, i was thinking and the other thing he does which he doesn't appear to show any feelings at the moment for what damage he is doing to william , his own brother. in william, his own brother. in fact, he said, i am my mother's son . but i mean, there's another son. but i mean, there's another mother's son as well, isn't there? and he doesn't seem to have not acknowledged william at all. there is there is prince william. yes. yes. is that is the was the i think prince harry wants to be perhaps very careful as to not criticising prince william quite so much in this first three episodes. i mean, that might change in the next three. we'll have to w

we've also seen the you cited one of them the viewer did those strange is scripted phrases in the bashirterview . there were three of interview. there were three of us in this marriage. i always used to say that my labrador took all of his tricks from watching princess diana. on one occasion, i saw him mascara . i occasion, i saw him mascara. i think again, look at the artificial oddity of the language of this thing . he's language of this thing. he's presented , though this is from presented, though this is from the heart he's manifestly scripted . i wasn't thrown to the scripted. i wasn't thrown to the wolves. i was sent. so now what? and when you think about it, when you try and actually analyse that doesn't mean anything at all. no, no. but i it do. what am i being cruel. come on, tell him. tell me i'm being horrible to david. no no, no, i love it. but you see, the thing is do and i'm thinking about it when saying, you know, i wasn't, you know, i was fed to those kind of young people talk a like that, especially a bit like that, especially young american actresses. yeah. there is a b

journalists time, who phoned journalists secretly , who brought martin secretly, who brought martin bashir with andrew morton , cooperated with andrew morton, who kept on calling richard kay. i mean this is ridiculous. well, meghan herself and meghan herself in the months before she met harry, was setting up paparazzi pictures in london. she now says if the paparazzi think she the tabloids , she think she the tabloids, she begged she begged the paparazzi to photograph and they wouldn't. and when they did, she says, oh, i don't want to i'm out. and that ridiculous story about how they first met, the whole thing was of inaccurate to be was tissue of inaccurate to be polite. because what do you make of that? because as you know, harry was always very insistent in 2017, telling the it was a blind date all of a sudden there's a completely new story that they met via instagram. so we went to believe but not only that can, you really believe that can, you really believe that that photograph, meghan wearing a droopy snoopy nose and things somehow said , oh, that's things somehow said, oh, that's t

journalists time, who phoned journalists secretly , who brought martin secretly, who brought martin bashir with andrew morton , cooperated with andrew morton, who kept on calling richard kay. i mean this is ridiculous. well, meghan herself and meghan herself in the months before she met harry, was setting up paparazzi pictures in london. she now says if the paparazzi think she the tabloids , she think she the tabloids, she begged she begged the paparazzi to photograph and they wouldn't. and when they did, she says, oh, i don't want to i'm out. and that ridiculous story about how they first met, the whole thing was of inaccurate to be was tissue of inaccurate to be polite. because what do you make of that? because as you know, harry was always very insistent in 2017, telling the it was a blind date all of a sudden there's a completely new story that they met via instagram. so we went to believe but not only that can, you really believe that can, you really believe that that photograph, meghan wearing a droopy snoopy nose and things somehow said , oh, that's things somehow said, oh, that's t

they had clips of diana's famous interview with martin bashir in 90, 95, even though william the prince aired . well, should never be aired. well, joining me now, all the way from the united to hear about the reaction across, the pond is the showbiz journalist . sam rubin. showbiz journalist. sam rubin. sam, it's had a pretty poor press in britain. meghan of course, is an american and very proud, our american heritage. what's been the reaction in the united states ? i think more of united states? i think more of a muted reaction than there's been in the uk. i think the big story that this is not even although generating headlines all around the world and certainly conversation around the world this is not a show that has even cracked the netflix top ten here in the us. so while people are certainly talking it it's obviously the toast of media circles. it isn't necessary generating this mass of viewership here. so one question might be for 3 hours that dropped yesterday and 6 hours total, is there enough interest, at least domestically here to merit a six hour document ? it's an extraord