As in talking about more than £1 million as in that talking about more than £1 million as in that it talking about more than £1 million as in that it being wasted on what it describes as work non jobs. it offers it describes as work non jobs. it offers some examples of these jobs, mindfulness lead, agents of change, it doesn t mindfulness lead, agents of change, it doesn t provide details about what it doesn t provide details about what is it doesn t provide details about what is actually do and i think the key issue what is actually do and i think the key issue here is actually not about the specifics of those jobs, for all i the specifics of those jobs, for all i know the specifics of those jobs, for all i know they may be hugely useful, it did the i know they may be hugely useful, it did the opposite may be true, but i think did the opposite may be true, but i think the did the opposite may be true, but i think the numbers involved here are important think the numbers involved here are important. the mail talks that more than £1 important. the mail talks that more than £1 million are spent on these obs than £1 million are spent on these jobs each than £1 million are spent on these jobs each year, let s assume it is £2 miiiion jobs each year, let s assume it is £2 million to be generous about this, £2 million to be generous about this, there are 500,000 registered nurses, this, there are 500,000 registered nurses, more than 500,000 registered nurses nurses, more than 500,000 registered nurses in nurses, more than 500,000 registered nurses in britain, and so if these jobs nurses in britain, and so if these jobs were nurses in britain, and so if these jobs were to disappear overnight, that would mean £4 on average to be given that would mean £4 on average to be given to that would mean £4 on average to be given to each of the nurses and though i given to each of the nurses and though i am not party to the negotiations around the strikes in the pay negotiations around the strikes in the pay deals i don t think paul founds the pay deals i don t think paul founds ash £4 is going to make much
okay. let us divide this into two aspects. on the one hand, we have the appalling way in which make it has been treated. she wasn t in a possible situation had absolutely, my sympathy with her, it s down to 7%. she could never do right! what it is stop there? that s all you need to know. of course not. how simple would it be if we did. that is not what this is about. because then you got what william and harry while, what harry talks about. is the institution. he then goes on to start laying it on with a trial and a spade and big, thick measure. before long, you conflated the two. you can t really see exactly what we re talking about. and then, utah throw in the media, which is truly appalling. the property in britain, that s one of the things that my as was open to. the atrocious treatment that they got from the paparazzi.
From that experience of what happened to his mother. richard, let me ask you this to end on this note. if they had done this documentary and just gone after the paparazzi in the uk in the media and left the family alone, you d be okay with all this? if they had gone after them and attacked the institution for the way they handled meghan, i would ve been fine with it. but revealing the private conversations within the family and then throwing up the smokescreen of how awful it was, again and again and again. that s it. michelle, it s either they made the right choice. and they are having a better time in l. a.. allowed buddy watch of the documentary it doesn t come away with the fact that harry wanted to be away from the family long before meghan ever entered the picture. look, the reality is, what you have here with harry was smoldering embers of resentment. justifiable. justifiable smoldering embers. and then you add meghan, who is
I danced and i danced and i danced. because, for me, as a black woman growing up in the uk, i danced. because, for me, as a black woman growing up in the uk, i had always felt as though i only have belonged, right? i nevee me married into the most powerful institution this world has ever known. for the first time in my life, i felt, maybe i got it wrong. maybe maybe up more than i thought i did. maybe i do belong after all. i walked from my apartment, it was a 15 minute walk to cnn. i walk the entire 15 minutes with my head held high because a black velvet was married into that family. i remember, there was a photograph, everyone saw it, after the wedding. it was doria, meghan markle s mother, with her.
Back with me. hold your thoughts for one moment. i ve got to bring in british american playwright novelist, critic and broadcaster, bonnie craig. and deputy chair of the board of the british museum. bonnie, great to have you here. it is undeniable. it s undeniable. we show the headlines there. she did get different treatment that kate middleton. it s not even open for debate. furthermore, when i watch this documentary, first time i really understood how much the paparazzi tormented them. swarmed them day in and day out. that is unsustainable. what else was she supposed to do? well, thanks for having me. there are a couple things here that many have been touched on. first of all, this is a typical story of an american in britain. when you marry into a prominent british family american and this goes all the way back in history, it is an explosion anyway. we have the unconscious thought
People involved in the institution of the monarchy playing some kind of role in that. and that is what is so hurtful. yes, it s a family. but you re seeing, it really is a family business. yes. it is a moneymaking machine. and it s that part of it that is enough to protect. that i also do want to get to one of the things in the docuseries that they talk about, which is what harry is given up. harry has left his family, and he s moved here. and what is even given up and they talk about what he misses. here s that. i miss the weird family gatherings when we re all brought together under one roof for certain times of the year. that i miss. being part of the institution meant that i was always in the uk, i missed the uk, i miss my friends. i ve lost a few friends in this process as well. i came here because i was changed. i changed to the point i d outgrown my environment. therefore, this was the most obvious place to come. it s one of the places where i think my mom is going to end up living,
In their best moments. i think there s a sense in which when you see something like that, evan was a, no. this cannot be real. this has to be an act. this has to be fake. what is going on here? i think for americans, watching it, as a celebrity culture, we have decided, we do not want to have a monarchy here and this is not something that we re interested in. an experiment in governing. we re seeing it through the eyes of, you know fairytale! special relationship. we like that the uk has maintained some of its ways that are different from us. richard, hold that thought. all of you, hold that. with so much more to talk about. up next, from london, the silence from buckingham palace is deafening. can the family continue to ignore this and the accusations? a lot more to talk about.
About? when you re talking about? they vilified her to that degree. completely, so unfair. so unreasonable. and nobody has told me what this woman has done to deserve it. even if you re all right, why do this? okay, i m an answer that. the expiration date that you re asking about, i would say is a month after prince harry s book. when he s done with the book tour, then they can move on. that s my answer to that. everybody stay there, i hope you re listening, royals. listen to this, the royal fascination spreading far outside of the united kingdom, why are americans so hooked on the royal family. we look at that, next. are you feeling sluggish or weighed down? metamucil s new fiber plus collagen can help. when taken daily, it supports your health, starting with your digestive system. metamucil s plant-based fiber forms a gel to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down,
they all too! that s not good enough, richard. just because they all did. it just does it sucks for everybody. the uk has a commission after the phone hacking scandal, the committee, nothing has been done about that. i agree with you on that. i agree with you. but, we are talking here about this docuseries. which lays out in excruciating detail, all the details on what happened. not a fan, i m taking it? here s the thing, i was heartbroken watching this documentary. the reason is because and if ever 2017, when i found out, remember, i was scrolling through my phone and i found that meghan markle was in caged to prince harry. i was on my way to work. i went back into my apartment, closed my bedroom door and i just danced.