Amanda MattaHost
What do we know? What don't we know? What are people saying? We're just gonna, we're just gonna hash it out for you today.

Yeah, so I guess really to just start from the very beginning, around 5:00 Eastern- A very good place to start.

Around 5:00 Eastern Time on Wednesday, August 19th, we received breaking news exclusives from People and the Telegraph that Prince Harry and Meghan and their children are moving back to the UK this month.

And yes, we are in mid-August, and the kids are starting school in September, and that kicked off a shit storm.

And I have to say, when I first saw that People was reporting on this, I said, "Oh, shit, I think this is real." Yeah.

It's where you see stories that they don't like refuted through sources, because everybody uses PR.

You have to have a relationship with the media when you are a public figure or you're trying to push anything out there.

So when I saw that, I said, "I think this is real." And then I got confirmation from a source that I very much trust with this, and I, yeah, I'm a yes.

For me, for me it was once I saw this was also reported at the Telegraph and the stories dropped synchronously across time zones, that to me said, okay, they might not be announcing it in their own words.

And the reporting was remarkably consistent across both of the stories, so it wasn't just unnamed sources, and we'll get into that, I'm sure-

It was this very clear, consistent report appeared simultaneously on both sides of the ocean, and then the BBC trailed that story and also got it confirmed, so.

What do we know? What don't we know? What are people saying? We're just gonna, we're just gonna hash it out for you today.

Yeah, so I guess really to just start from the very beginning, around 5:00 Eastern- A very good place to start.

Around 5:00 Eastern Time on Wednesday, August 19th, we received breaking news exclusives from People and the Telegraph that Prince Harry and Meghan and their children are moving back to the UK this month.

And yes, we are in mid-August, and the kids are starting school in September, and that kicked off a shit storm.

And I have to say, when I first saw that People was reporting on this, I said, "Oh, shit, I think this is real." Yeah.

It's where you see stories that they don't like refuted through sources, because everybody uses PR.

You have to have a relationship with the media when you are a public figure or you're trying to push anything out there.

So when I saw that, I said, "I think this is real." And then I got confirmation from a source that I very much trust with this, and I, yeah, I'm a yes.

For me, for me it was once I saw this was also reported at the Telegraph and the stories dropped synchronously across time zones, that to me said, okay, they might not be announcing it in their own words.

And the reporting was remarkably consistent across both of the stories, so it wasn't just unnamed sources, and we'll get into that, I'm sure-

It was this very clear, consistent report appeared simultaneously on both sides of the ocean, and then the BBC trailed that story and also got it confirmed, so.
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