
Prince Andrew’s Epstein disgrace reportedly created a deep strain inside the royal family because Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip appeared to respond to the crisis from very different emotional positions. The Queen was widely portrayed as a...
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Oh, exotic of the Windsor family is skulking around in the middle of the night, creeping around the palace, trying to plot and trying to plead his way back into royalty. So this sniveling little rat is running around Windsor, running around Buckingham palace, trying to weasel his way right back in to public life as a working royal. That's according to a report out of the Sun. And I think I've been pretty clear about how I feel about that, right? The guy is not fit to represent royalty. He's not fit to represent the people of England. And he certainly is not the type of person that anyone who is in their right mind could want as a representative of anything that they're involved in.
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And it's just he has been nothing but dishonest this whole entire time. Not forthcoming. And I've said it a million times. Even if you didn't believe Virginia's story, even if this guy was just hanging out with Epstein and acting as an enabler, say that was all that was going on, do you really think that is not enough for him to have to leave public life to show that sort of bad judgment? If it's good enough for all of these mega rich leaders around the world and these mega rich financiers around the world, what makes him any different? Why should he play by a different set of rules? Well, what? Cause he was born as royalty. That shit went out a long time ago, okay? And it doesn't have any bearing in the real world.
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confident about is that the people of the world, you know, the 99% of us that didn't win the genetic lottery and happened to be born to a royal bloodline, well, we're no longer going to elevate you, we're no longer going to worship you, and we're certainly no longer going to look the other way while you commit major crimes. And Prince Andrew has done nothing but exploit his position of wealth, his position of power, and his position of privilege. And those are just the facts, folks. All right, so like I said, we have an article from the sun headline, Prince of Darkness, Prince Andrew makes Secret night Visits to the Queen as he plots public return makes him sound like a real scuzzball, right? Secret night visits to the Queen. Why are you making secret night visits to the Queen? The fact that you have to skulk about in the dark like a common crook, like a regular old criminal should tell the tale. Joe Exotic of the Windsor family. You should be able to do this all out in the open. In the light of day, you should walk into into the the palace with your head held high. If you're an inn, that's what you would be doing. But instead you hide behind your PR team. And after your disastrous ass interview with Emily Mas, the last thing you want to do is sit down with somebody seasoned who is going to walk your ass right into a perjury trap. This article was authored by Matt Wilkinson. His latest nighttime trip to Windsor Castle took place Tuesday. The scandal hit. Prince is said to be confident he will be cleared of any wrongdoing over his links to dead pedophile pal Jeffrey Epstein and is arranging a comeback. Well, to be cleared of the things that you're being accused of, you like, you know, have to, like, speak to the authorities under oath and give a statement. And not a written statement, an actual real deposition. Sit for one, just like Ghislaine did, just like Jeffrey Epstein did, and just like the rest of the people who were involved are about to have to do, you do not get any special privileges because. Because you're a prince.
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You're a moron and you took part in abusing someone who is being trafficked.
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That is the allegation that is sitting over your head. And if you think that you're just going to show up and you're going to arrange a comeback like you're, you know, a boxer who retired for five years and then decided the time is right to come back, pursue the belt again. Well, you're not going to be met with the reception you're looking for. There is a very small minority of people, Prince Andrew, who want you in their airspace. Nobody wants to share air with you at this point. You know, who flies across the Atlantic Ocean to break up, quote unquote, with a guy like Jeffrey Epstein? And then who has the audacity to try and say that staying at Epstein's house was just a very convenient thing for him, A very, you know, really? That is what you're going to pitch us, right? The Prince of England couldn't get anywhere
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else to stay, so he had to
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stay on his buddy's couch. He was couch surfing that's what Prince Andrew does when he's on trips. I guess he just couch surges, surfs around the world or if he's in Mongolia, he goes from yurt to yurt. You know, typical stuff. This guy is always staying in five star hotels. Who is he kidding? He's not having sleepovers with his buddy Epstein. They're not building forts in the living room.
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when they were hanging out? Andy60 held a Covid secure meeting with the Queen 94 last week. Arriving after dark. One insider said this looked like a deliberate attempt not to be seen. Yes, skulking about like Elaine Maxwell. What an absolute joke. How the mighty have fallen. He could say whatever he wants and he can try and spin it whatever way he wants. But the fact is you're a prince of the blood and you're skulking about at night like a common thief to go see your mom. Because the fallout over your ties and your relationship and the allegations that are presented against you, you have become an absolute pariah. So bad that you have to sneak around at night. He quit senior royal duties last November after his car crash News night interview. The Duke denies allegations he slept with Epstein's 17 year old sex slave, Virginia Roberts. Yeah, of course he's gonna deny that, right? Why would he not deny that? And just so we're clear, I don't think Prince Andrew is a pedophile. I've never said that once in my life. I know Jeffrey Epstein's a pedophile, but Prince Andrew is just one of these weird ass horny dudes, right? I don't think he was like looking for children. I don't think he's out prowling for 14 year old girls like, like PR like Jeffrey Epstein and Ghisan Maxwell were. But that doesn't mean I don't think he would partake in this sex ring being an absolute doofus that he is. Oh yeah, my friend, my good friend Jeffrey is hooking me up and then bam. Caught up in the blackmail ring. That's what I think is going on with, with Prince Andrew. He's just one of these horny ass weird ass dudes that can't get enough. And Jeffrey Epstein was the perfect man
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for him to be around.
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And you know, he trusted in Epstein, he trusted in Maxwell. He got caught up in this whole sex trafficking blackmail ring and here we are. But he doesn't have enough honor to say that he doesn't. He's not honorable enough to talk about that.
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This guy is an absolute buffoon. I think that is the best description for the, the Joe exotic of the Windsor family. An absolute buffoon. He's also been dragged into Epstein's ex lover Ghislaine Maxwell's prosecution and is set to feature heavily in new in the New York trial next year. Palace officials deny any formal talks about a return. As for the New York trial next year, I plan on being there as of right now, I'll be arriving in New York in July, roughly three or four days before the trial starts. And as most of you know, I'm from New York originally, I have family there. So I'm gonna set up shop at one of my relatives places and head on down every day and cover, cover the case right there on scene as the trial is actually happening. Because I, you know what? I can't wait for all of this to come to its conclusion. I can't wait for there to be prosecutions and indictments of the co conspirators and those who helped facilitate this and I can't wait to, you know, get this in our rear view, rear view mirror and move on and for the survivors to be able to get that closure and for them to move on. And the source said what he wants and what the family are prepared to discuss are probably at odds. Yeah, there's no doubt about that. I mean, let's be real. Does anyone really think that Prince Andrew is going to be accepted by the
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I mean, these guys are absolutely, positively on their heels as it is. Never mind the fact that Prince Andrew and, and his activities are adding even more burden to the Queen and to the rest of the royals. But the guy is just an oath every single time you turn around, every single time there's a situation, every single time the guy has a chance to come out and do the right thing. It's always the same story with the Joe Exotic of the Windsor family. More bs, more obfuscation and more lies. And I don't know how anyone can deny that at this point. Do, do his actions mimic those of an innocent man? That's what I always ask myself about these people. Do their actions mimic that of an innocent man or woman? And a lot of the times for these people, they just don't pass the sniff test for me. Now, does that mean that they're a hundred percent guilty? Of course not.
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This is my opinion.
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That's what I do here. This is a news commentary show. I narrate what's going on in this case, we talk about it and I give you Folks, my opinion, and that is my. And I am of that opinion in this matter. And I think that Prince Andrew and his involvement with Ghislaine Maxwell, his involvement with Jeffrey Epstein and his just continued behavior is enough to warrant him not being part of a working royal situation. And I find it hard to believe, even though Andrew would like to get it out there in the public, that there's these meetings going on for him to come back. I don't believe it, honestly. I mean, he might have a soft spot in the Queen's heart, but how about his brother? How about his nephew? I think that those are the people we need to be focusing on as far as who's going to be making the decisions.
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Because the Queen. God, God, you know, I hope she doesn't anything happens to her anytime soon or anything like that. But she's an older woman, right? And you have to start looking at the future when your monarch is that old, both of the monarchs are that old. And the future is Andrew's older brother, who I highly doubt as a new sovereign, as a new monarch, would want to start off his reign with that sort of stigma hanging over him, the sort of stigma of, oh, yeah, well, I'm just gonna see my little brother right back into polite society, right back into being a working royal without him answering for these allegations, without him having to answer for what is being charged against him.
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So I highly doubt the Crown Prince would want anything to do with that. So I. I find all of this more disinformation, folks. And there's a lot of times that we'll see this, I think, moving forward with these people who have PR teams around them, people who are trying to manipulate the narrative, change the narrative, control the narrative. You'll see them release disinformation into the public sphere. And we saw the same thing with Ghislaine Maxwell, right? We saw her using LG as a mouthpiece to pump shit into the. To the sun. And then in return, the sun would report on it as if it was from a reliable source. But it is obvious LG was not a reliable source. She was being used as a mouthpiece, kind of like Baghdad Bob when the United States was rolling into Baghdad, right? Everything's okay here. There's no American tanks outside. Meanwhile, a barrage of shells is falling around the city. And it's obvious from the pictures that he's lying. And it was the same thing when Ghislaine was going off about the disinformation. You notice we don't hear about her hacked emails anymore, right? They didn't bring that up at trial, did they? You would think that would be a pretty important thing that would be brought up, but nobody was talking about that. And I said at the time those emails weren't hacked. That was a shot across the bow for Ghislaine Maxwell to let everybody know that she has the keys to where all the skeletons are buried. And if she goes down, she's taking people down with her. And I'm still convinced of that. That is definitely what I think was occurring there. And I think that that's what Andrew's trying to do here. I think he's trying to convolute the narrative a bit, make it confused, make people think, oh, well, there are people who are championing Andrew. Maybe he isn't as guilty as we thought, but unfortunately for the Joe Exotic of the Windsor family, he's not bright enough to pull it off. So, Fredo, you're not welcome to become a working royal again. You're not welcome in civilized society, and you're certainly not welcome as a representative of the English people. Do yourself the favorite. Get a hobby, hang out on your little piece of land you got there and wait for your turn to speak to the FBI. If you'd like to contact me, you can do that@bobby capuchirotonmail.com that's B O B B Y C A P U C c I@protonmail.com youm can also find me on Twitter at B O B B Y Underscore Capuci.
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What's up, everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. Hope everybody's having a great Friday out there, folks, and hopefully you all have some fantastic plans lined up for this weekend. As for me, well, baseball season started yesterday, Hockey season's in full swing. A sick UFC card is on tap for Saturday. So that means besides a little bit of climbing early in the morning, maybe a little bit of, you know, degenerate gambling over at the casino with my favorite person in the world, my amazing girlfriend. But besides that, your boy is going to be sitting around on the couch in some fat people pants being a mushkaleen. Now if you don't know what a mushkaleen is. Let me clue you in. A Mushkaleen is somebody who has nothing to do and all day to do it. And that is exactly what I plan on being this whole entire weekend, obviously, still pumping out content. I got several different articles that we're going to talk about recently, a few weeks ago, a month ago, whatever, we were talking about George Mallory and his attempt on Everest. So we're going to talk about the first attempt by Mallory on Everest when he was part of the first team that the English sent and they had established the highest camp of all time. So it's a pretty interesting story, especially considering the gear they were using, how they were finding these routes. It's just a fascinating story. And with it being Everest season, meaning this is the season where everybody goes to Everest to try and climb it for the most part. I figured we'd add some tales of adventure to the podcast this whole entire month, basically, so we'll be doing that as well. There has been some other stuff updated, obviously, as you're all aware. Just rolling along, folks, you know, just pumping it out, whatever, whatever. I think is a story that is worth talking about. We're going to talk about. Obviously, our bread and butter here is Epstein, Maxwell, Prince, Andrew and the rest of them. But when there's, you know, a little lull in the action or not an article to get to, we're definitely going to fill the void with other stuff. So glad everybody has been along for the ride. I appreciate all of you so much for sticking around. It's been quite the journey. And for those of you who found the podcast during the trial, thank you guys for definitely sticking around. And those of you who have been around for years now, well, you already know how I feel about you. You folks are absolutely the greatest. So with that said, there is a whole entire situation of brew now that this new Jimmy Savile documentary is dropped. Now, again, the people over in the uk, they're hip to this already. They knew the sort of scumbag that Jimmy Savile was. They know that he was very close to the establishment in England. But for people in America, a lot of that's coming as a shock. A lot of people in America didn't really understand the scope of what Jimmy Savile was up to. And frankly, all I have to do is take one look at that disgusting dude and I knew right away he was a toucher. Some people just look like diddlers on the roof, and he is certainly one of them. You know, when you see somebody and you're like, oh, that dude is on a list. That is exactly the emotion that was always elicited in me whenever I saw that weird Jimmy Savile guy. And then when you go back in retrospect and you listen to some of the comments he would make, oh, my case is coming up next Thursday, or the comments about young girls and very weird shit. And frankly, I know that if I was hanging out with anybody, first of all, I wouldn't hang out with anybody who looked like that. I gotta be honest with you. I couldn't help myself from talking shit. You show up with that goofy ass haircut dressed like that, you better believe I am merciless, mercilessly mocking you. It'll be like we're on the football bus in high school on the way to an away game and you showed up looking goofy. Second of all, you start talking about you want to hurt girls and little girls and even joking around, we're going to have some, some words. And those words more than likely are going to turn into me headbutting you or something. So this dude was a creep and a freaking disgusting degenerate from Jump Street. All you had to do is take one look and listen to the shit he was saying. Definitely a gross, gross individual. And to think that people like Prince Charles, who we're going to talk about here in this article in a second, was so close to him, it just, it just hammers home the fact, at least for me anyway, that the Royal Family is just gross at this point. And finally they're being exposed. They should have been exposed. This Jimmy Savile thing should have been disastrous. And it's kind of hypocritical for Charles to run around talking about Prince Andrew when he was so close to this prolific abuser in Jimmy Savile. But I guess we shouldn't expect anything else from the Royal Family at this point. Besides hypocrisy, besides bullshit, besides more nonsense. Because that's all they ever give us, right? More nonsense, more bs. I honestly don't know how anyone could look at these people and be like, oh, yeah, this is. We're, we're, we're impressed by them, where we're glad that they represent the country. Certainly not at this point. And now you have a situation of brew with a rift growing between Prince Charles and the Queen. Prince Charles did not want Andrew at the, the memorial service for their father in such a prominent position, but the Queen Mother had other ideas. Now, according to palace insiders, there's a bit of a row between the two Future kings and the Queen. Because again, like we talked about, these two guys, Charles and his son, they're the ones that are going to be left holding the bag, right? They're the ones that are going to be left dealing with this mess when the Queen's gone. So if the Queen lets her emotions take the take over and steer the ship here, it's going to be disastrous for those that she leaves the inheritance to. So they're trying to be proactive and get in front of it. But again, I find it laughable that Charles is over here up in arms when he has his own problems with Jimmy Savile. Does he think people are going to forget that when he becomes King? I highly doubt it. Alright, so let's check out this article from International Business Times and let's see what Catherine Armisen has for us. Headline, Prince Charles and Queen Elizabeth II allegedly argued about Prince Andrew's attendance at Prince Philip's part funeral. Yeah, look, I wouldn't be shocked, right? Again, he's the one that's going to have to deal with the fallout. The Queen is an older woman. She is somebody who is obviously not going to be at the reins for very much longer. So you would think, right, like we've talked about for a very long time here, that Prince Charles has had enough of this shit and he's going to be the one to have to clean up the mess. So he's trying to get out in front of it. Last week, the Queen joined the other royals at Prince Philip's memorial service. She arrived at Westminster Abbey with a controversial escort, her son, Prince Andrew. And when it all was breaking down and coming out, we knew that this was going to be a disaster for her. Right. The optics of this is just beyond terrible. And what it does, it shows a callousness almost where the Queen doesn't seem to care that these girls were seriously affected by her son's behavior. Even if her son is only accused of the one assault of Virginia Roberts or the multiple assaults of Virginia, but on just Virginia. Well, we know that he was enabling Jeffrey Epstein and we know that Prince Andrew and his friendship with Epstein led to the abuse of many, many different girls. So the Queen needs to realize that and recognize that, but she refuses to do so. Prince Charles was allegedly against having the disgraced royal join the rest of the family at the service. Elizabeth is irritated with Prince Charles for giving his opinion where it's not wanted. The anonymous insider told Us Weekly the Queen allegedly did not need the heir apparent directing her on how to handle the Scandal. Well, obviously she did, because the Queen is obviously friendly to people like Jeffrey Epstein. That would be my guess, right? Maybe we should do a series called the Queen and Epstein at this point. All right, hyperbole, right? But all kidding aside, how could she possibly think that this is a good idea, that this is not going to draw backlash? Did she think that once the settlement was paid off that the party was over and he was able to do whatever he wants? Because, folks, this is just a lull in the action. Remember, the witness impact statements are on their way. And when that happens, and Virginia and the rest of the ladies who decide they're going to speak out, go and speak out at Maxwell's sentencing, it's going to open up more floodgates and Prince Andrew and the Queen are going to look even worse once that happens, mark my words. Royal correspondent Katie Nicholl, author of Kate the Future Queen, also shared the same opinion. According to her, the monarch was aware that there might be outrage, but she was sending a double message to Prince Charles, Prince William and the world by choosing Prince Andrew as her escort. Well, look, the Queen has thrown down the gauntlet then, right? So I usually try to refrain from being too critical of a 95 year old lady, but at this point, I've had my fill of her. She has no desire to be a help here. All she wants to do is protect her, her darling son. So go and hide behind mummy skirts and make your mother a target too, and ruin her jubilee. Good job, Prince Andrew. You piece of shit. They knew the result of this. This was the Queen's way of showing two things, Nicholls said when she appeared on True Royalty's the Royal Beat. One, that the buck stops with her and she makes the decisions. And secondly, she believes he's innocent. She made the point very, very clearly. Well, guess what? I don't believe you're innocent, Queenie. I think that you're guilty of imperialism. I think you're guilty of racism. I think you're guilty of elitism. I think you're guilty of a whole bunch of shit. So how about that? Run home and put that into your spotted dick. Daily Mirror's Royal editor Russell Myers agreed that what the people saw during the late Royal special memorial service was an indication and a reminder that the Queen was. Was still the boss. That's fine, great. She is. She is the boss. So the buck stops with her. No more letting her off the hook, folks. All right, the Queen has thrown down the gauntlet. She's decided to throw in with Prince Andrew. So fine. The battle lines are certainly drawn and I have no problem being critical of this lady or, or her family. As an American, 1776 still rings true with me, my friends. I have zero desire to be a subject to anybody, especially this weird ass lady who thinks that her son is a good dude. You are the monarch and they are representatives of the Royal family. Especially when you've got two future kings here who are already delivering some kickback. Myers explained. That's my understanding as the Queen overruled Charles and William and she said, this is the way that I want it. And I think that really hammers home who is the boss. Look, I don't think anyone was under any illusions that the Queen was not the boss. She's definitely calling the shots, man. There's no doubt. And that's why up until this point, I don't understand how she's escaped more criticism. I mean, I guess a lot of it has to do with her body of work over 70 years. And people are not very quick to pull the trigger on criticizing somebody like the Queen of England. But sometimes it's necessary. We have to hold people in power to account and that is the job of the fourth estate, the media, and a lot of times they've forgotten that, right? They don't do it. They'd rather be in bed with these people in power. And I find it to be laughable, honestly, If it was ever in doubt that the Queen is the boss of the family, she is the one who made that decision. So she's the one who makes all the decisions. She's the one who makes the decision to back Andrew. She's the one who's probably paying all of this money to Andrew. So really the people of the UK are paying. I don't want to hear, oh, it's from her private stash. Would she even have a private stash if she wasn't the Queen? There were rumors that Prince Andrew demanded to be at the center stage because he allegedly wanted to redeem his reputation and, and he believed being seen with his mother would help him once again. You're just screwing your mom, bro. You're making things a lot harder on her in her later years. And I know me personally, I would never want to make my mom's life hard if I was some kind of pariah. That was an embarrassment. I would engage in some self isolation somewhere, get out of Dodge and go live in shame, become a fisherman or something, whatever it is. But there's no way in hell that I'd be, you know, running around embarrassing My mom. The way that this dude is embarrassing his mom because boy oh boy, this is just bad news. Royal commentator Robert Jobson, author of Prince Philip's Century, debunked those allegations. According to him, the Queen was not bullied into it by Andrew. It was Her Majesty who asked her second son to accompany her, adding, if the Queen asks you to do something, it is not a request. Oh well, in that case, maybe she should have asked him to stop hanging out with Jeffrey Epstein. Maybe she should have asked him to stop raping Virginia Roberts. Probably a good idea. A good ask from old Mumsy, you know. Jobson said he was not backing the Duke of York, but merely pointing out that it was the Queen's call. He also told People earlier that the monarch chose Prince Andrew because he was the only one among her children without a partner. Aww, how sad for him. Maybe he can go and find himself a partner somewhere. Maybe a crocodile or a lion. What a sick and sordid ass family man. I'm tired of these people, these royals, the so called elites. We have our own scumbags here in America, these oligarchs that run around that think they're, they're royals. But over here in England, the Queen really fumbled the ball here, folks. And where she was kind of immune to criticism for the most part, harsh criticism. Anyway, this opens the door for it, at least for me. So I'm going to be a lot more critical of the Queen and her decision making going forward for sure. Because backing a scumbag like this, I don't care if it's your son or not, just proves that you're not cut out to be the leader of England or the figurehead of England. I don't care what the last 70 years say. So the monarchy is making their own bed and they're eventually going to have to lie in it. And my guess is the downfall will begin the day the Queen is no longer with us. If you'd like to contact me, you can do that@bobbycapucciorotonmail.com that's B O B B Y C A P U c c I protonmail.com you can also find me on Twitter Obby Capucci. The link that we discussed in this episode can be found in the description box. Alright everybody, have a great Friday night and I will talk to you in the morning. What's up everyone? And welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. King Charles has always wanted Camilla to have the title of Queen. But the Queen was never very receptive to this idea. In fact, she was Adamant that Camilla wouldn't have that title. Now fast forward to the Queen on her way out and look at the about face that was made and how Camilla is now considered the Queen Consort after Queen Elizabeth made the declaration that that was her wish. Well, come to find out it was all manipulated behind the scenes by Charles and Andrew and the issue of Jeffrey Epstein and today, that's exactly what we're going to talk about in this article. So let's just dive right in and let's see what sort of BS these two bumbling fools over in the UK were up to. This article is from Newsweek. Headline, King Charles used Prince Andrew and his legal woes to get Queen Camilla Deal. This article was authored by Jack Royston. Look, it's always about the next move, right? It's always about how I'm gonna maneuver myself into a better position of power. That's what it comes down to for people like King Charles, Prince Andrew and the so called elite. They don't care who they're stepping on as long as they get to the destination that they have in mind. King Charles III used Prince Andrew's Jeffrey Epstein lawsuit to get Queen Elizabeth to agree Queen Consort status for Camilla. An author says the account was strongly denied by Buckingham palace to NBC News, but biographer Christopher Anderson doubled down during an interview with the Today show. So this author is saying, look, this is what went down. I have sources that told me this is the deal. I don't believe anything Buckingham palace has to say. By the way, anything that they put out I look at sideways considering the stupid statements they put out during the whole entire ordeal with Prince Andrew before he was really outed. You know, the nonsense that they kept putting out. So I don't have any faith that they're going to put out a statement that is anywhere near the truth. The palace told the show the book's account was nonsense, adding it was unsourced and categorically untrue. Yeah, just like Prince Andrew being a molester was untrue. Just like Prince Andrew hanging out with Jeffrey Epstein was untrue. Just like Jimmy Savile being a molester was untrue. Should we continue? He said it wasn't out of the blue. It was again an unspoken arrangement between the two of them done behind the scenes by these men in gray that Diana used to talk about. Look, do you think that these guys are above wheeling and dealing and making deals like this to try and better their own position? Remember, that's what it's all about. All of the jockeying, all of the moving, all of the nonsense is all about more power and the consolidation of it. Those are the corridors that these people move in. You know, me and you, we wake up in the morning and we're worried about the day to day, right? How am I going to pay my bills? Damn gas is expensive, yo. I just had to pay 30 bucks for lunch. You know, that kind of shit, they don't think about that stuff. They don't have those issues. If the whole world was to stop tomorrow and nobody had any money, these people would still have that money. They wouldn't miss any meals. Andrew was always the Queen's favorite son. Charles was in a position where he needed the Queen to endorse Camilla as they approached the Platinum Jubilee. And these things converged on the Palace. Denial, he said. Standard procedure for the palace, actually, when they bothered to issue a statement about a book, you know, you've struck a nerve. There's no doubt. One thing that we have seen in the past following the Epstein case and what's up with Andrew is that the palace is always issuing these dumbass statements whenever they. They're getting their cage rattled a little, a little bit. One of these statements is definitely coming out and they usually mean nothing, just a bunch of nonsense. Go back and look at what they said about Prince Andrew, how it was all bs, this, that, the other thing. And they've never even come back out and recanted or said anything. As I've said earlier, I've been covering the royal family for 50 years now. It shocks me to say it, but the sources I have now are unparalleled, solid. This isn't an authorized biography. It's an unauthorized biography and therefore much more accurate than the palace would provide. That's true, because when it's a. An authorized biography, you have to adhere to the standards put to you by the palace or the person whose biography you're writing. If it's unauthorized, you can do what you got to do. Dig deeper, go a little bit harder, use sources that you might not be able to use previously if it's an authorized biography. So there's certainly benefits to going this route. Virginia Roberts accused Prince Andrew of raping her when she was 17 years old. And a Jeffrey Epstein trafficking survivor. He denied the allegations and settled out of court without admitting liability. Well, that's true. He didn't admit liability. But go ahead and take a look at the whole entire story and then tell me you believe that he paid because he felt like he was in a position that he just had to please. He paid because he knew he didn't have the truth on his side. And he knew that even with Brettler defending him, that his royal goose was cooked. Anderson's previous book also contained an allegation that Charles was the royal called out anonymously by Meghan Markle for alleged comments on possible skin color of the Sussexes unborn child during the Oprah Winfrey interview. At the time, a Clarence House spokesperson said, this is fiction and not worth further comment. Look, do I think it's a comment that's below King Charles? I do not. These people look at other folks as less than, and that's how it's always been. What? All of a sudden the royals are in touch with reality. They're in touch with the common man. They have nothing in common with the Ed and Ediths of England, people driving a cab or working in a restaurant. What do they have in common with someone like Prince Charles? Anderson's account is fleshed out further in the book itself. An advance copy of the King seen by Newsweek suggests Charles and William both thought Andrew should cooperate with the FBI investigation into Robert's allegations, but the Queen wanted to bail out her favorite son. So it comes back once again, boomerangs back to the Queen. And I know a lot of people have favorable opinions about her, but she protected Andrew all the way up till the very end. And not only protected him, I know a lot of you don't want to hear it, but she also enabled him. When you got somebody like Charles telling you you need to speak to the FBI and Mom, Duke steps in and says, no, that's not going to happen. Well, what do you think is going on here and who do you think should be blamed for me? There's plenty of blame to go around, but the queen is the one who was in the unique position where she could have forced this issue. But instead she didn't, the book reads. There was a catch, however, since for all intents and purposes, such funds would ultimately be coming out of Charles inheritance. On becoming king, he would inherit both access to the Duchy of Lancaster income and the bulk of his mother's vast holdings. Charles would have to, if not actually sign off on the deal, then at least not offer a public objection to it. So basically, the queen needed Charles to play ball here, and Charles knew that his mom needed him to play ball. So he turned this situation into something that was beneficial to him, and that is to get his mom to declare that Camilla would be known as Queen Consort. As distasteful as it was to have a slice of his inheritance go for this purpose. Charles recognized rare opportunity for some sort of informal quid pro quo. While the question of where the money would come from was still very much on the table, the Prince of Wales suggested privately that February 6, 2020, the 70th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's father, George. George's death might be the ideal time to make some sort of statement in support of Camilla becoming Queen. And you see how it all works, right for Charles. He really doesn't care about these survivors either, and he doesn't really care that his brother was a diddler. He cares that he was caught and he cares that he has to deal with it now. That's the real issue here. It's not that the Royal family cares all of a sudden about these survivors. Have they reached out to any of them? Have they offered to throw a royal ball in their honor? Of course they haven't. On Today, Anderson, the problem is that the Queen was practical and she knew that putting Camilla on the throne next to Charles would be problematic, to say the least. Yeah, considering how much everybody loved Diana and the way Charles made Diana feel. And by the way, Charles made a pledge to the British people to sell them on his marriage originally. They would never make her queen. She would be Princess Consort. He never intended for that to happen. He always knew that she would be his queen. That's what he was always pining for, what he was always maneuvering for. They're even talking now about dropping the consort from the title. She will be Queen Camilla. I think the moment that's going to be defining during the coronation is the moment when she is crowned next to him. I think it's going to ruffle a lot of feathers. She's not popular in England and for us in the west, as far as America and, you know, other countries without monarchs and stuff, we look at this sideways. Like this whole coronation thing's like a big deal, but for us, we're like, what? I don't even understand what's going on here. Anderson also spoke about Prince Harry's upcoming memoir and suggested any bombshell revelations could set a dramatic stage for Charles Coronation in 2023. Now, I don't really know too much about what he would have in that book. I haven't really followed Prince Harry's saga, but I'm sure he has some dirt to spill. He said, obviously there are going to be bombshells in that book. The palace will not be happy. And they're facing the coronation in May. It's obviously got them all on tenterhooks so there you there you have it, folks. The deal that was made by Prince Andrew and King Charles to get Camilla as queen and to get Prince Andrew off the hook as far as the payment goes. So, like usual behind the scenes maneuvering and, and it's always about the same thing. A, cover your ass and B, increase your power however you can. All right, folks, that's going to do it for this one. I'll be back later on with a little bit more. But if you'd like to contact me, you can do that@bobby capuchirotonmail.com that's B O, B, B, Y, C A P U, C, C I at protonmail. Com. You can also find me on Twitter at at Bobby Capucci. The link that I discussed can be found in the description box.
Host: Bobby Capucci
Date: June 4, 2026
This "mega edition" episode of The Epstein Chronicles, hosted by Bobby Capucci, dives deep into the ongoing fallout from Prince Andrew’s association with Jeffrey Epstein and the severe repercussions it continues to have for the British royal family, particularly his parents Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip (now “the late Prince Philip”). Capucci unpacks the maneuvers, media manipulation, and internal Royal Family power struggles sparked by Andrew’s scandals — exploring the tension between Andrew’s quest to reclaim royal duties, the Queen’s protective instincts, and Charles (now King Charles)’ attempts to distance the monarchy from further disgrace. Mixing his trademark irreverence and sharp commentary with breakdowns of recent reporting, Capucci dissects not only the chaos Andrew brought to his parents, but also broader questions of royal accountability, hypocrisy, and the monarchy’s future.
[00:30–04:46]
"He’s not fit to represent royalty… certainly not the type of person anyone in their right mind could want as a representative of anything they’re involved in." (Bobby, 00:37)
"Why should he play by a different set of rules? … That s*** went out a long time ago." (Bobby, 01:46)
[04:46–05:53, 13:33–16:18]
"Maybe he isn’t as guilty as we thought, but unfortunately… he’s not bright enough to pull it off." (Bobby, 15:45)
[16:18–34:50]
"How could she possibly think this is a good idea, that this is not going to draw backlash?" (Bobby, 23:48)
[18:00–21:35]
[34:50–45:30]
"It’s always about the next move… how I’m gonna maneuver myself into a better position of power." (Bobby, 36:13)
"They don’t really care… Have they reached out to any survivors?... Of course they haven’t." (Bobby, 41:58)
[26:12–32:48; 45:10–end]
"She protected Andrew all the way up to the very end. And not only protected him… she also enabled him." (Bobby, 43:59)
"The downfall will begin the day the Queen is no longer with us." (Bobby, 32:35)
“Even if you didn’t believe Virginia’s story… do you really think that is not enough for him to have to leave public life, to show that sort of bad judgment?” (Bobby, 01:36)
"Prince of England couldn’t get anywhere else to stay... had to sleep on Epstein’s couch" (sarcastic tone, 05:54)
“Like Baghdad Bob… everything’s okay here, there’s no American tanks outside. Meanwhile… shells are falling around the city.” (Bobby, 14:19)
“She’s the one who… could have forced this issue. But instead she didn’t.” (Bobby, 44:32)
“It’s kind of hypocritical for Charles to run around talking about Prince Andrew when he was so close to this prolific abuser in Jimmy Savile.” (Bobby, 18:40)
“It’s always about the same thing: A) cover your ass and B) increase your power however you can.” (Bobby, 45:30)
Capucci is irreverent, direct, and sometimes profane, never hesitating to label Andrew “the Joe Exotic of the Windsor family” or lambaste the monarchy’s hypocrisy. His style is both encyclopedic and personal, combining detailed analysis of news coverage with his own strongly held opinions and some American outsider snark. He consistently challenges narratives pushed by royal PR, pushes for survivor-centered accountability, and lampoons royal maneuvering and excuses.
Relevant articles discussed in the episode can be found in the show’s description. Contact Bobby Capucci at bobbycapucciprotonmail.com or on Twitter @Bobby_Capucci.