Tom Bradby

This is why the interview with Anderson Cooper was controversial.

This is why Tom Bradby interview was controversial.

And this is why Oprah was controversial because you're airing dirty laundry.

But all they were trying to do is speak the truth, speak truth to power.

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And it's something I've experienced then and as a child so I'm interested in going to hear that and I also really love him on the he does a sort of political podcast yeah podcast with Tom Bradby so I tend to listen to that more than then use it 10 so I'm interested in that that's three wow and I think there's Richard Osman in the evening but Yeah, Lucy Foley.

And then, then I think it's, well, I'd like to just catch, I'm quite, I'm just interested.

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Hello, I'm Tom Bradby and I'm delighted to welcome back Sir Trevor MacDonald to the show.

Last time we talked about Saddam Hussein, this time it will be Nelson Mandela.

So let's take you back to 1990.

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My understanding, this is where, again, I, we did, I said this last week when it, on the mini rather, you know, when it came to, um, we spliced together Meghan telling Oprah that the royals were concerned and having conversations about how dark her baby's skin would be, and then Harry telling Tom Bradby that Meghan never said that.

And I said, "Reporters need to do this stuff, especially on camera, most especially.

You pull up your laptop, you pull up that clip, and you make your subject who's lying, lying say, 'Look at this.

Um, but I think that what that does internally is probably really damaging.

That's from that famous interview where sh- with Tom Bradby on ITV where she said no one had asked her if she was okay.

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The accusation was about Princess Catherine and King Charles.

Are you gonna go on radio and call them racist? Because even your hero, Prince Harry, you might remember, had to walk back that lie in an interview with Tom Bradby, where he said, "Oh, no, it wasn't racism.

It was just unconscious bias." But look, this man, O'Brien, completely out of touch with Brits, he has been totally sucked in by Harry.

I, I mean, I might sound a little bit, um, uh, I don't know, naive.

I think that it would go a great way into owning what they've done, owning the things that they've said.

They didn't take the opportunity when they were interviewed by Tom Bradby, or Harry was interviewed by Tom Bradby after the Oprah interview, which let's not forget caused a race row that- That divided a- a- a- the Britain and America, and it really caused that continental rift between both countries.

It, it, it was so damaging for the royal family, and actually not just for the royal family, for Britain as well.

They had the opportunity to apologize then or to at least make the context of what they were saying clear, and they didn't take it.

Actually, this shocking situation has to be called out with any- by anyone with any sanity.

I mean, can you just imagine for one second the person that we were talking about, the high-profile, mainstream media TV news presenter we were talking about, had been Tom Bradby or Laura Kuenssberg or Victoria Derbyshire or Beth Rigby, revealing their life had been put at threat like that in an execution plot? You just know it would be leading every single TV news bulletin.

But a bit like with the assassination of Anne Widdecombe, it's crickets from the legacy media and the political class.

Now, Patrick hasn't spoken about this story outside of his words in the Mail as of yet, so our outspoken AI geniuses have recreated his exact words, because I think it's important you hear from him, or our AI Patrick at least, what happened.