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>> reporter: well, the netflix series was really shocking. to hear meghansuffering, how there was no help for her and particularly about how these stories that were so distressing, the stories that had sexist, racist overtones, these stories that the palace not just failed to stop but also in the documentary this is what they suggested, that they were horse trading stories, stories fed to the press to protect the royals. these were shocking allegations. i think harry and meghan feel strongly, it's clear, they wanted to be half in and half out of the royal family at the time. i said this could work, let's do it half in and half out. the european royal younger siblings do that. all the other media said no and the royal family said no. this is what it's like to be harry and meghan out of the royal family. they feel they want to get their story out there, and i think certainly harry has suffered a lot after the death of his mother. meghan coming into the royal family, she felt unsupported. harry felt unsupported throughout his time in the royal family. he's now

so as you said, we saw the sort of the negative attacks on meghan markle during the netflix interviewe see a similar sort of personal attacks. he's often... the palace source quote of him as a traitor, or seen as a traitor, sort of mobilized a lot. he's he's described as as weak and whiny. and that is perhaps a way of sort of deflecting from the wider potential for a crisis that is often also mentioned at the same time, because if you focus on the individual, you don't have to sort of think about the wider implications that that might have for the institution of the monarchy. and just in terms of the of course, we're waiting for the book to be the memoir to be released. yet i know in spain it's got a little bit of an early release date, so to speak, but we're waiting for it to to be released. but are you aware that any parts of this book could potentially have political consequences? ijust wonder, just in terms of the constitutional impact or political consequences of of what we are expecting to hear from the memoir to some degree, any sort of what we would perhaps call family drama.

do you think some people will be turning away from netflix because harry meghan?use harry and meghan? yeah, i awful lot. yeah, i think there's awful lot. yeah, i think there's awful lot. yeah, i know . do i i think there's awful lot. yeah, i know. do i think do you know how you can just put the two of them together? but having said that it does come up with some cracking series. you've got the crown like squid crown you have things like squid game i would have watched game i would never have watched something subtitles something with subtitles previously, watched that previously, but i watched that i've watched treason, i've recently watched treason, which uk's type series which is the uk's type series which is the uk's type series which was great, and they have taken risks and i put out such a so variety of programming that you don't see on any the mainstream channels. so i like it. i will stick with it . now i it. i will stick with it. now i will say that they need to not down on this password sharing nonsense if they think everybody knows somebody . absolutely

as you said we saw the - negative attacks on meghan markle during the netflix interview.raitor, or seen as a traitor, mobilised a lot. he�*s been described as weak and whiny, that�*s perhaps a way of deflecting from the wider potential for a crisis that is often also mentioned at the same time. because if you focus on the individual you don�*t have to think about the wider implications that that might have for the institution. just in terms of, we are waiting for the book, the memoir to be released yet. i know in spain there was a bit of an early release date, but we are waiting for it to be released. what are you aware that any parts of this book could potentially have political consequences? i just wonder in terms of the constitutional impact or political consequences of what we are expecting to hear from the consequences of what we are expecting to hearfrom the memoir. to some degree any sort of what we would call family drama, some of the revelations could be classified as that, always have some sort of national political interest in a hereditary monarchy because it�*

. >> "spare," the latest tell-all after harry and meghan's six-part netflix series. >> i wasn't beingown to the wolves. i was being fed to the wolves. >> they were actively recruiting people to disseminate misinformation. >> and the blockbuster 2021 oprah interview in which the couple famously claimed an unnamed member of the royal family asked a shocking question about their son archie. >> so we have in tandem the conversation of he won't be given security. he is not going to be given a title. and also concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he is born. >> what? >> harry now clarifying to itv that moment was an example of what he calls the royal family's unconscious bias. >> she said there were troubling comments about archie's skin color. >> about his skin color. >> right. wouldn't you describe that as essentially racist? >> i wouldn't, not having lived in that family. >> from the case of there being questions about archie's skin color, that may have risen as a result of unconscious bias. it may have been not harmful in its origins, but it certainly had a ha

is a suggestion meghan may do her own book and i believe they are involved in other television projects. it will be interesting on a point of difference. we have had oprah winfrey, netflix much harry and meghan's point of view on what happened to them. they have experienced journalists interviewing them, will they be robust in challenging them? we will see when it is broadcast in next week and. david: narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪♪ announcer: usa today calls it, "arguably the best bargain in streaming." that's because the free pbs video app lets you watch the best of pbs anytime, anywhere. simply download the pbs video app on your mobile or streaming device. ♪ amna: good evening and welcome. i'm amna nawaz. >> and i'm geoff bennett. russia bombards critical infrastructure in kyiv, while in the east, ukraine carries out one of the deadliest attacks against russian forces since the war started. amna: pakistan s

and why that is so surprising is because the netflix documentary and meghan's netflix documentary andn season five came out where they revisited there. three of us in this marriage and camilla is , you know, just by an camilla is, you know, just by an inch, just by an inch or two, actually popular here in the states than meghan markle is at the moment i know that you've got mixed feelings about camilla in to her role in break up of the marriage of the prince and princess of wales at the time. charles and diana, have you revisited your on camilla in recent years . yes. look, i think recent years. yes. look, i think that time heals all wounds. recent years. yes. look, i think that time heals all wounds . you that time heals all wounds. you know i think throughout the king charles reign, you'll that the relationship ship the history evolve and think that perhaps will remember charles and camilla's love story is much more romantic than you . we we've more romantic than you. we we've thought of it in the past but you know her her great great grandmother alice was his great grandfather's mi

and why that is so surprising is because the netflix documentary and meghan's netflix documentary andn season five came out where they revisited there. three of us in this marriage and camilla is , you know, just by an camilla is, you know, just by an inch, just by an inch or two, actually popular here in the states than meghan markle is at the moment i know that you've got mixed feelings about camilla in to her role in break up of the marriage of the prince and princess of wales at the time. charles and diana, have you revisited your on camilla in recent years . yes. look, i think recent years. yes. look, i think that time heals all wounds. recent years. yes. look, i think that time heals all wounds . you that time heals all wounds. you know i think throughout the king charles reign, you'll that the relationship ship the history evolve and think that perhaps will remember charles and camilla's love story is much more romantic than you . we we've more romantic than you. we we've thought of it in the past but you know her her great great grandmother alice was his great grandfather's mi

i think he has teamed up with meghan, the obama's at netflix, people who see imperialism and colonialismwill regret it. but he is making a lot of money, piers. >> just on the monarchy, they will survive. the monarchy is bigger than this renegade couple in montecito. we have a cane, and we have an heir. i promise you the monarchy will come through. they have survived a lot worse than these two in california. >> rachel: well, we shall see. thank you, piers. you can watch piers morgan weekdays at 4:30 p.m. thank you, piers. the l.a.p.d. takes down the thin blue line flags after a complaint claimed it is a racist symbol. how does this impact the future of recruitment? next. to finally lose 80 pounds and keep it off with golo is amazing. i've been maintaining. the weight is gone and it's never coming back. with golo, i've not only kept off the weight but i'm happier, i'm healthier, and i have a new lease on life. golo is the only thing that will let you lose weight and keep it off. who loses 138 pounds in nine months? i did! golo's a lifestyle change and you make the change and it stays off.

the bits of that, harry and meghan netflix docu drama that watched. d relationship with meghan of mummy meghan there's a lot of mummy issues isn't susan issues there, isn't there? susan says, meghan played the says, i think meghan played the biggest con trick the royal biggest con trick on the royal family harry really want to family does harry really want to make up with king and his make up with the king and his brother? personally, i he's hoping can get into hoping he can get back into royal family for more material to sell it to the highest bidder. i call but one. bidder. i call out but one. yeah, we missed. is yeah, we missed. the trust is completely if harry's completely gone. but if harry's book out. these two book comes out. these two interviews on tv, and think interviews on tv, and i think it's they're going to drop it's cbs. they're going to drop in a couple of days. and his book out next week. right. book comes out next week. right. and suppose meghan's and then suppose be meghan's memoirs pointed memoirs which someone pointed out have out

. >> patrick, i watched the six-part netflix documentary, and harry and meghan make the case that there and the way that diana was treated. do you see those parallels, those similarities? >> there are a few. i think specifically in the area of briefing, media briefing. the palace denies they do any briefing but in reality the palace surrogates are up and busy, they're organized and orchestrated. i think what megan is referring to is the way in which diana also found her briefed against in a much more systemic and overt way, i might add. but it is the reality of what happens to people when they fall out with the royal establishment. the organization reacts to defend itself, which is understandable, i suppose, given that it does operate the head of state apparatus. >> with the powers respond to the release of this book? if not directly, will they work mare media sources to make sure there is a response? >> i think what we'll see is a response on two levels. on the one hand, the palace will delight -- will take satisfaction from being above the fray. it will maintain a dignified silence, w

for comment, but it was by a third party, not by netflix, not by archewell , which is the archewell, which is the production company of harry and meghan down. buckingham clearly broken down. buckingham palace claim they went to both archewell antony netflix to try and get some more information and get some more information and they nothing back and they received nothing back and they received nothing back and therefore they say they weren't given the opportunity to comment. have liz comment. but here we have liz garbus speaking in an interview to saying, all to vanity fair saying, well, all of is just a big attempt to of this is just a big attempt to discredit the docu series. i mean, frankly , the docu series mean, frankly, the docu series is out . it's mean, frankly, the docu series is out. it's had a huge impact for me rather than reinventing that old route. this story in the sun, which i picked up this morning, i think is really interesting. they have done newsweek . they picked up newsweek. they picked up a newsweek. they picked up a newsweek magazine poll. and this is an american magazine . and is an american magazine. and they

while william and catherine were in boston, netflix released a trailer for their harry & meghan documentarye to hear our story from us? it changed the conversation around the trip, attention drawn once again to the divisions within the royal family. during the six episodes, the duke and duchess of sussex shared insights into how they met and theirfamily life, with previously unseen footage. archie took his very first steps right here. but they were also critical of the royal household, of the support they had received, of the way they had been treated. they spoke of media manipulation and intrusion. as harry and meghan tried to negotiate their departure from the uk and royal duty, harry met with his immediate family at sandringham. he said, "it didn't go well", describing a fractured family relationship. it was terrifying to have my brother scream and shout at me and my father say things that simply weren't true, and my grandmother quietly sit there and take it all in. but you have to understand that from the family's perspective, especially from hers, there are ways of doing things and her

so, if we look at the netflix series, harry and meghan's series, i presume they haven't seen any of theen any of the netflix series, for example. they're waiting to see what was in it. but it's pretty clear they weren't going to say anything unless there was something they really needed to address. and very quickly they said they wouldn't be commenting on it at all. after the netflix series went out, they just carried on with their public duties. in a way, they showed defiance. they appeared at an event together, all the senior royals. i think the message there was really, we're going to carry on as normal. we're onot going to change the way we're acting in response to the netflix series. i suspect it's going to be very similar in relation to the book and your interview as well. they haven't seen it all. i've asked them for comment. i haven't even heard back that they're not going to be giving comment. i think it's difficult for them in the sense that they just don't know what's in it as far as i know. >> what has been the response among the british public to the netflix show so far? is

this background in original programming and you seen the likes the harry and meghan series ringing more people back to netflixms. looking ahead to this add launch, anything i could for how successful do you think it will be question for one thing that pries me was they wanted to talk about a longer—term target of about 10% of revenue. i think that's much lower than perhaps some analysts predict that. it would account for about three or three and a half billion annual revenue from advertising on the current total so modest ambitions over the long—term. they did admit to some early teething problems, particularly around targeting advertising to consumers, and they described how they have put in place a strategy that they are calling crawl, walk, run and they are very much about crawl at the moment so very early days of that strategy. i think at 5:41; am for brits, they are also at the crawl stage. thank you for your analysis, the crawl stage. thank you for youranalysis, guy. stay with us on bbc news. still to come — recipe for success: luxury confectioner hotel chocolat had its best ever christmas. we look at w

i think when we first watched the netflix, the first three episodes, we were like, 0k, meghan was putsion to leave, you know, but everything subsequently, you know, after the fact is kind of like... as you say, you've devoured the netflix series, there have been all these tv interviews about it. do you think there is much more for you to learn in the book? at this point, with all of the leaks and whatnot, but again, it is... you read something, an excerpt of something, it could be taken out of context, so it's kind of notjust running with the public opinion, ascertain it for yourself by reading it through, so wars— the thought process here. in other news now. should obese children be given weight—loss drugs from as young as 12 years old? that's the recommendation from the american academy of peediatrics — an independent group of medical experts — who say that more than fourteen million adolescents could benefit from the treatments. well, a little earlier, i put it to dr marc michalsky of the nationwide children's hospital in columbus, 0hio, if it would be better to concentrate on prev

his private life and on the other hand he signs and on the other hand he signs a netflix deal, writes a book. harry and meghan what we are seeing here is a little bit in congress, seeing that they are willing to say things and talk about personal, private family exchanges but some of their public engagement, they had a lot of problems of wanting more control. ——in congress. it is unclear how all this publicity, after they had their documentary series and interviews, that they would want to go on with their personal lives, what will they be going to say later. unsurprisingly, this is dominating a lot of the discussion in the uk, things like, if you pardon my language, shut up harry. how is this going down into the united states? bi; this going down into the united states? �* , . , . states? by large they were much more sympathetic _ states? by large they were much more sympathetic for _ states? by large they were much more sympathetic for harry - states? by large they were much more sympathetic for harry and i more sympathetic for harry and meghan. americans are very excited when meghan married into the royal

and this is despite the bombshells that he and harry and meghan, and meghan, harry and meghan, the netflixropped their netflix docu horror mentary which unlike call it they accused the royal family of being institutionally racist and featured mocking the way she curtsy to the late queen . and curtsy to the late queen. and some some may say she was being serious with that but didn't look that to me. harry's look like that to me. harry's got spare now he's got his new book spare now he's created tension the created further tension in the palace he's on talked about palace he's gone on talked about a things that don't want a few things that we don't want to about while having a to talk about while having a meal it's pointed mealtimes meal it's pointed out mealtimes some people and this comes as a source to prince told source to prince william told entertainment tonight he's privately and privately seething and devastated the new book, devastated by the new book, which physical which details a physical fight that and william had an that harry and william had an argument more. both argument ove

some people are saying that this is a money grab, that you know, meghan with spotify, and then they had their netflixat just came out, their documentary, two-part documentary or multiepisode, and now they have the book, and then there's reports that meghan is going to be writing a book. and some people feel as though this is going too far. in the book he talks about having killed 25 people in afghanistan, that some people feel is a security issue, and he shouldn't be saying this, talks about, you know, drug use in his teens. losing his virginity, and then also talking about his issues with his brother in this alleged physical altercation. cnn reached out to prince william's camp for comment. we haven't heard back. again, this book accidentally went on shelves in spain. some people already got their copy. it comes out tuesday, and i'm not sure what else is left in the book, jim, that's going to leave people surprised. but i know he's also doing a lot of interviews with our own anderson cooper on "60 minutes." he's going to be sitting down with michael strahan on gma this week. so it just keeps coming

point of difference for this interview, so far we have had oprah winfrey and netflix, which has been very much harry and meghan, explaining how they feel and what they feel happened to them. this time you have two experienced journalists conducting the interviews. will they be more robust and challenging and will they get something different out of harry? we will see when they broadcast next weekend. papers in a moment. hello there. it was a drier, sunnier, but colder start to the new week. the pattern changes again, though, for tuesday because we've got weather fronts coming in from the atlantic, stronger winds — you can see more icicles on the chart — but milder air is coming in from the west as well. so despite more cloud, some rain, it is going to be milder. we're going to find some rain continuing to work its way eastwards across many parts of the uk during tuesday, maybe seeing some sunshine in the far north of scotland, some heavier rain over the hills, particularly in wales, the south west of england, and here it could be quite windy as well. strengthening south—westerly winds bringing in milder air, t

0prah difference for this interview, so far we have had oprah winfrey and netflix, which has been very much harry and meghan'sexperienced journalists conducting the interviews. will they be more robust in challenging and will they get something different out of harry? we will see when they broadcast next weekend. thank you very much- — officials in ukraine say the suspect behind the removal of a mural by the british artist banksy could face up to 12 years in prison if found guilty. this was the mural before it disappeared. it showed a woman in a dressing gown on a battered chair, wearing a gas mask and carrying a fire extinguisher. this is the same location in the town of hostomel now. ukraine's interior ministry says the thieves tried to transport the graffiti using wooden boards but were caught by police. thanks for watching. hello there. today has been a largely dry day with more sunshine around, but it's also been colder. as we head into tomorrow, the weather's going to look and feel very different. temperatures will be higher, the winds will be stronger. and we've got more cloud and some rain coming in a

netflix. stuart: and it was harry & meghan special. lauren: it helped.n't the reason, i'll add emily in paris to that list. stuart: you like that? lauren: i do. stuart: here we go, a cruise line. lauren: yeah, you do. stuart: carnival, royal caribbean, norwegian what's the news today? lauren: a survey found that 52% of folks asked said they were likely or very likely to take a cruise this year. why is that important? more than 2019 before covid. in fact, on black friday, that was the busiest day in booking history for the cruise industry. if you booked in november, a cruise, you're likely taking that cruise this year. stuart: you mean to tell me that a survey conducted by triple a is enough to turn these cruise stocks around like that? lauren: they are very volatile, and deutsche bank also increased the price target by quite a bit on royal caribbean. so that's another reason. stuart: wait until next week when there's another survey and it says something different. all right nio, i believe that's a chinese electric car company up 4%. lauren: yeah, and mor

meghan. they loved the netflix series. they that it's series. l that it's absolutely right that harry and meghan to tell meghan have their chance to tell their i'm sure they will their truth. i'm sure they will be over this be poring over this autobiography. i think the older generation i think the more traditional royalists who still love prince harry are concerned for his well—being . i've heard for his well—being. i've heard a lot of people say he must be unwell. what is going on here? we're worried about him. and then there are also a lot of americans who are saying what he's doing is absolutely wrong. we the queen. we want to see king charles celebrated at his coronation and what he's doing to the royal family is wrong. so i think there is a mixed reception over in the us and there is definitely a different reception amongst the age groups. but i think the tide is turning. and when you think back , meg said there return will meghan's case returned to america. and for harry, his welcome to america was really celebrated. america was hugely exc

netflix. over 7 million new subscribers. that exceeded their own projections. i wonder if the harry and meghan special had anything to do with it. well. the stock has gone straight up this is pre-market you're up about 6%. co-founder reed hastings is stepping down from his co-ceo role. i wonder if that is helping the stock. all right, add one more to the list of big tech companies cutting workers. google will lay off around 12,000. its been a tough week. 18,000 job cuts at amazon, 10,000 at microsoft and now about 6% of google staff. its been a very tough week for stocks. the dow has dropped what about roughly 1,200 points and there's not much of a recovery so far this morning. in fact the dow is down another 40. modest gain for the s&p, up 50 on the nasdaq. that's not much of a recovery. hate to tell you this but gas prices keep going up. regular now averages 3.39 and that's up another $0.02 overnight, up close to $0.30 in a month. politics. all right, a testy president biden is fed up with the constant questioning about his handling of secret documents he says he has no regrets though the wh

meghan. as documentaries go, second most watched in netflix history and, obviously, people were tuning in toto this. it's kind of like watching a train wreck. but the bottom line, i wasn't alone. 30 million, apparently, did so. anyway, that's just part of the reason why we saw met frisk -- netflix have the surge it did with 7 million more subscribers in the fourth quarter. larry glazer on the significance of that. just when we thought streaming was stumbling, this is the proof that it ain't dead yet. of i don't know if it hangs on just, you know, a documentary series on royals. but bottom line is you provide the right programming, the streaming comes along with it, right? >> that's right. look, neil, despite all the talk about how the great reopening was going to devastate technology companies and, yes, big tech is laying people off, their net subscriber numbers at netflix today showed they're down but not out. and i think hastings was on to something, neil, he knew we're a nation of couch potatoes. we like to sit, we're lazy, we like to watch tv. this is a cheap form of entertainment. neil,

i think that at this point we are at the peak of the harry and meghan saga across the atlantic and i think that people, that netflix its own big event and people watched and it was like, ok and now here we are again injanuary with the book and ifound again injanuary with the book and i found the again injanuary with the book and ifound the book again injanuary with the book and i found the book to again injanuary with the book and ifound the book to be more detailed and actually more consistent but for others they are like, ok, i saw a netflix documentary and there was a 2—part six episode saga and now here we are one month later and there is a book with more chat is, there is the anderson cooper interview on cbs but then i saw a commercial where they will put it on cnn, another cnn 360 interview, it will be on good morning later today. so it is a little bit of overexposure and i think people are starting to get that sense. for me and others there is a level of personal intrigue, given the connection to princess diana who america really loves.— princess diana who america really loves. absolutely. and that came — re

duties in 2020, but he and his wife meghan, the duchess of sussex, certainly haven't stepped away from the spotlight. just last month, they appeared in a six part netflix documentary about their relationship, and their decision to leave the royal life behind. but now, the 30-year-old prince harry is telling his own story in his new memoir, spare, a nod to his backup role in the line of succession. the book is a stunning break with royal protocol. it's deeply personal, and it's an account of prince harry's long struggle with grief after the death of his mother, princess diana, and a revealing look at his fractured relationships with his father, king charles, his stepmother, the queen consort camila, and his brother prince william's, the heir to his father. >> you're right about a contentious meeting you had with him in 2021. you said, i looked at him, maybe for the first time since we were boys. i took it all in. his family or scalp, which has always been his default in dealings with me, more advanced than my own. hispanics resembling's to mommy, which was fading with time, with age. it's pretty cutting. >> i did say it was getting at all. you know, my

said that he and meghan love lady susan hussey , his arch love lady susan hussey, his arch villain of so she is in a ridiculous position where she made racism at the centre of her netflix but harry now that meghan never accused the royal family of racism and they love us he said you i think at the moment what's happening is they don't know how to get their in a row. i think meghan and harry having this astonishing fusillade bombardment of the royal family really wondering what the next step is and the next step surely must be. the royal family particularly prince william , prince and king charles william, prince and king charles made clear that harry has no excuse himself from the family that would be the best way to draw a line under this whole saga. i couldn't agree . couldn't saga. i couldn't agree. couldn't agree more. fascinating analysis as ever from the country's top royal biographer and author of revenge, meghan and the war between the windsors, tom, thank you, tom, very much . coming up, you, tom, very much. coming up, as far packing mops and truss loyalists unite. could they topple their mutual nemesis, rishi sunak , or does the so rishi sunak, or does the so

said that he and meghan love lady susan hussey , his arch love lady susan hussey, his arch villain of so she is in a ridiculous position where she made racism at the centre of her netflix but harry now that meghan never accused the royal family of racism and they love us he said you i think at the moment what's happening is they don't know how to get their in a row. i think meghan and harry having this astonishing fusillade bombardment of the royal family really wondering what the next step is and the next step surely must be. the royal family particularly prince william , prince and king charles william, prince and king charles made clear that harry has no excuse himself from the family that would be the best way to draw a line under this whole saga. i couldn't agree . couldn't saga. i couldn't agree. couldn't agree more. fascinating analysis as ever from the country's top royal biographer and author of revenge, meghan and the war between the windsors, tom, thank you, tom, very much . coming up, you, tom, very much. coming up, as far packing mops and truss loyalists unite. could they topple their mutual nemesis, rishi sunak , or does the so rishi sunak, or does the so

meghan, and asked about mental health again and cbs, cbs , the united states. cbs, cbs, the united states. he's done a separate interview. the trailer alludes to the facts again, similar to the netflix palace briefing against harry meghan's make them look like villains in order to make other members of the royal family look . good. but then with family look. good. but then with the itv documentary trailer at least we don't know what's said in the actual documentary, but the trailer is very much about reconciling with family. the reconciling with his family. the don't quite add up. it's difficult to see how how it's going to go is if you've not got if you've got an interested partisan interviewer. so you need someone who's going to actually look at this straight the line and not have one preference one way or another, a lot of people are questioning as to why prince harry and, his pubuchy to why prince harry and, his publicity team have chosen these two particular individuals to interview him , understood that interview him, understood that questions perhaps or at least some of them might have submitted in advance . some submitted in advance. some people are speculating on that one.

has harry finally -- i mean, look, when i watch the netflix documentary, i was more sympathetic to meghan than i have been heretofore. the way the media mob follow her is reminiscent of princess diana. remember that airport scene where she has the tennis racket? there is some of that going on. but if you want to escape the media, first of all, is california where you go? do you live up the road from oprah and sign a six-part netflix teal and a five-book deal with penguin random house? that doesn't seem like a couple seeking to evade the spotlight. harry has to sell a lot of books. i think he will. i think it's 1.7 million yunus to recoup what the publisher laid out. i'll see you next week. >>> happening now in "the newsroom" -- >> the next speaker of the 118th congress, kevin mccarthy. >> after days of drama, 15 rounds of voting and tense moments on the floor, the house elects a speaker. >> i never thought we'd get up here. >> how the drama played out and what it means for the future of kevin mccarthy and the gop. >>> we got our boy. >> excitement from buffalo bills players on safety dama

feeling that there might be a way forward that somehow harry and meghan might be able to come in from the cold, and then we have netflixxplosive. whether it was things about quite ridiculous things, frankly, about william being jealous that harry was allowed to have a beard when he got married and william wasn't, whether it was losing rigidity, whether it was losing rigidity, whether as all that sort of stuff. how would you come back from that, uncritically the rather toxic comments about the now queen camilla, how do you ride back once those things have been said? all hope there will be some sort of resolution. i want to urge you to look at the bbc news website for more on all of our top stories, including that live page with the very latest on that mission. you see there, from the live pictures of that plane that landed and sitting on the tarmac. lots more on the bbc website, as always. hello. more wind and rain coming to just about all on tuesday. the dry days have been very hard to find for some of late. take 0diham in hampshire. this is where we saw the driest conditions during the summer. 46 days without rain in

prince harry, i mean, in his netflix documentary, he described the hounding of him and his wife, meghanst press. his book has followed. will you be buying a copy? i might not buy a copy of his book. i think i won't really have any time to read his book amongst everything else. it's not on my priority list, shall we say. but i know it is for many other people. you know, soon after the programme aired, jeremy clarkson wrote in the sun of his hatred of meghan, comparing her with the serial killer, rose west. he talked about wanting to see her paraded naked through the streets and all of that. it became the most complained about column in the history of the press regulator. what was your reaction to that? well, i believe in freedom of speech very, very strongly. obviously, we all have to be mindful of what we say and the ramifications of that. but i am a believer of freedom of speech. so you think he should have been able to write that? look, i wouldn't have said what he said, and i don't align myself with the comments that he made. categorically no. prince harry says it proves his point. i

netflix or the book. >> well, you know, i saw it. and you remember oprah's reaction was something like what? and the whole world stopped. meghan looked as if she was about to cry. we have to take that as very serious. and maybe even deliberate. and then harry kind of implies that maybe it wasn't. so, you know, how do you take this? the other thing i want to say, i didn't get a chance to say about spare. anderson, there's no way that a person who's royal on one side and high know built would be okay being called a spare. the second son is a norm in these circles. his great grandfather was a second son. there were spares. harry would have known about the spares. he was going to school with a bunch of spares. the issue is, i think, that there was no space for this man to be who he is in this particular family. i mean, that's the crisis. and we can see that when he's walking behind his mother's coffin on that day. that is a crisis. and it's a crisis not just for harry. it's a crisis for the british people. they have to make some decisions about this family. frankly, i lived here a long time, half my life. and every decade there is

meghan thing. >> we are oversaturated at this point. i think we know the story. we have heard it three times. oprah, netflixere's a part of me that really feels bad for harry. there's deftly some trauma. but i'm done. i'm over it. >> trace: i wonder because he is on colbert and he says he wants to promote the book and then he says by the way, they took me out of context and the book, the use this whole thing and they kind of did what they wanted with the book. >> i didn't love the oprah interview. i couldn't get through the netflix documentary but i have watched a couple of these interviews and harry on his own without meghan, he comes through authentic. he's articulate. look, i'm not british. but i watch "the crown," and even if a quarter of that is true. i don't doubt that his stepmother, his father, his brother probably did plant some stories about him. we'll even have a monarchy in 2023 but then again here i am watching these interviews so it works. >> trace: i remember before meghan, he was in the military and they would do interviews with him. he was kind of bad. he's the dude. he's the man. usc wants

scenes, all of the private for their next book for meghan's autobiography or for meghan's autobiography or for the next netflixdon't see how a father can actually push aside the son who's supporting him and there to help him and will be the next king for someone who hates living in this country much prefers america thinks he should over here to fix the royal family and the first thing you'll do is stop them involved with the press because would be able to the better. oh, yeah. what about you, mate? for book and he he feels that , you know, and he he feels that, you know, he can destroy us. he also actually the cheek to say that he thought he ought to help bnng he thought he ought to help bring up two of their children. oh know because. well, he's purposely trying to find william off. yes. and reality is, i don't blame william for feeling like so angry. he can't even imagine william at the moment from , i'm told, cannot even from, i'm told, cannot even a imagine being this far away from harry that it's not the despair and the anger. yes, it is . so to and the anger. yes, it is. so to protect catherine, as has b

scenes, all of the private for their next book for meghan's autobiography or for meghan's autobiography or for the next netflixdon't see how a father can actually push aside the son who's supporting him and there to help him and will be the next king for someone who hates living in this country much prefers america thinks he should over here to fix the royal family and the first thing you'll do is stop them involved with the press because would be able to the better. oh, yeah. what about you, mate? for book and he he feels that , you know, and he he feels that, you know, he can destroy us. he also actually the cheek to say that he thought he ought to help bnng he thought he ought to help bring up two of their children. oh know because. well, he's purposely trying to find william off. yes. and reality is, i don't blame william for feeling like so angry. he can't even imagine william at the moment from , i'm told, cannot even from, i'm told, cannot even a imagine being this far away from harry that it's not the despair and the anger. yes, it is . so to and the anger. yes, it is. so to protect catherine, as has b

and i watched the netflix special about harry and meghan because when i was in london everyone i metcame home and i watched it. and i found them completely credible. a little -- i hadn't followed the royals. kooerks i think you're very familiar with my ignorance when it comes to all things royal. but i find the hunting of meghan and harry a deplorable thing. and i would really like to understand how it is explained by what they call the institution there. >> yeah, i mean, i think you have to say, don't you, that this is harry's version and he's very, very, very critical of the british press and of the wider media. but of course what he's getting to do here really is just tell his version without any kind of not intense questioning. so that being said, i think you make some very good points, nicolle. one thing, for example, it's clear that his unhappiness goes back and back and back. so let's just say it like it is. the kind of -- the idea that meghan has been the cause of him doing what he's done, that's just sexism. let's be honest about it. she may have been the catalyst. but this

his royal duties in 2020, he and his wife meghan the duchess of sussex certainly have constellation a spotlight. just last month they appeared in a six part netflix documentary about their relationship and decision to leave the boil behind. but now 38-year-old prince harry is telling his own story in his new memoir spare. a nod to his backup role in the line of succession. book is a starting break with royal protocol. it's deeply personal, it's an account of prince harry's decades long struggle with grief after the death of death of his mother, princess diana. revealing look at the fracture relationship with his father, king charles, and his stepmother, the queen consort, camilla, and his brother prince william. the heir to his spare. >> you write about a contention that you had with him in 2021. he said, i looked at willie, really looked at him for the first time since we were boys. i took it all. in his familiar scowl, which it always been as default in dealings with me. his alarming boldness, more advanced than my own. his famous resemblance to mommy, which was fading with time, with age. it's pretty cutting? >> i don't see that's cutting it a

feeling that there might be a way forward but somehow harry and meghan may be able to come in from the court. and then of course we had the netflix was things about, ridiculous things about william being jealous that carrie was allowed to have a beard when he got married and william was not. whether it was losing community, all that sort of stuff. how do come back from that and toxic comments about the now queen camilla, how do you write back once those things have been said. we all hope that there will be some sort of solution. but how.— solution. but how. thank you so sor to solution. but how. thank you so sorry to cut _ solution. but how. thank you so sorry to out you _ solution. but how. thank you so sorry to cut you off _ solution. but how. thank you so sorry to cut you off there. - solution. but how. thank you so sorry to cut you off there. i - sorry to cut you off there. i appreciate your thoughts and having you on the programme. take you so much forjoining us. if you want to get in touch with me. i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. the first ever orbital space