Endgame

People have been talking about this.

Omid Scobie talked about it in Endgame.

They speak to the public.

They allow certain people to speak the record.

I just think it's interesting, uh, how they pick and choose what to respond to.

Because when Omid Scobie released Endgame, and i- in the Dutch version accused the King and the Princess of Wales of racism, the Sussexes were awfully quiet then.

Mm.

So w- why do they pick and choose when they wanna fight back on certain allegations or when something they said has been misrepresented in their opinion? Uh, I...

I didn't get a chance to give your spiel at the beginning, but if you don't know Owen Scobie, now you do.

He's the best-selling New York Times—sorry, I have a cat—New York—wow, very professional— He is the New York Times bestselling author of Endgame and Finding Freedom, which are nonfiction books about Harry and Meghan and the royals.

And also your fictional debut with Robin Benway, Royal Spin, dropped in February.

Amanda and I spoke with you and Robin and we loved it.

And that's not something that the Republican movement can do anything about to accelerate or that Buckingham Palace can do to slow down.

It's just the reality of the world we live in and our changing interests and the relevancy of monarchical institutions.

I was thinking about what could become of the British royal family in terms of your book Endgame, which came out almost three years ago at

this point, which is kind of

They only told us it wasn't Queen Elizabeth or Prince Philip.

It's then Omid Scobie's Endgame that accuses King Charles and the Princess of Wales of being the royal racists.

So it doesn't even make sense to the history we h- we know, the, the history we have in front of us.

It, it's wishful thinking.