Speaker 1: You're listening to another mere podcast without the protection. Is
Speaker 1: it kind of a given that he's definitely not going
Speaker 1: to know he will go, but he probably he might
Speaker 1: not bring Meghan and kids, although now he's saying he
Speaker 1: probably will, so it's still in the air. But this
Speaker 1: is the point, and so a more generous take on
Speaker 1: why the chaos. It's just that they've got bad advice
Speaker 1: and they can't decide what they want. So Tina Brown
Speaker 1: makes this really good point about Harry. What is genuinely
Speaker 1: sad is Harry's belated discovery that the one thing he
Speaker 1: does really well is what he was born to do
Speaker 1: and rejected. So he's actually very very good at being
Speaker 1: a prince, she writes, Unlike Meghan, he doesn't really want
Speaker 1: to be a Hollywood hot shot or an amorphous influencer
Speaker 1: in designer clothes, as one of his ex employees told me.
Speaker 1: He just wants to do public service and be paid
Speaker 1: for it, which in essence is the definition of a
Speaker 1: member of the monarchy. That's what royals do. They get
Speaker 1: money and comfort and pay and get to live in
Speaker 1: a nice house in return for public service. Go open
Speaker 1: the hospital, Go champion this cause, Go represent Britain at
Speaker 1: this event. That is what royals do. And it's like
Speaker 1: her point, and I think it's true, is that Harry
Speaker 1: is very good at that. When they were here. Another
Speaker 1: thing that was Mide and chaos around Megan's event in
Speaker 1: Kuji at the Hotel Mide and KOs will it, won't
Speaker 1: it happen? Did it sell? Didn't it sell? Will media
Speaker 1: get in? Won't they get in? Chaos? Chaos, chaos again
Speaker 1: when they're here and they're actually out and doing the things,
Speaker 1: they're so good at it, but it's almost like if
Speaker 1: you can't settle on what you want and what the
Speaker 1: parameters of it are and then get the right people
Speaker 1: in the right advice and the rights, then you're just
Speaker 1: throwing shit at the walls and seeing that I really
Speaker 1: want them to go because I just think it's going
Speaker 1: to be excellent