The Megyn Kelly Show Media's "October Surprise," and Meghan's Relationship with Charles, with Emily Jashinsky, Eliana Johnson, and Christopher Anderson | Ep. 424
Nov 1, 2022
In a lively discussion, Emily Jashinsky, culture editor at The Federalist, Eliana Johnson, editor of The Washington Free Beacon, and royal biographer Christopher Anderson dive into the competitive GOP landscape reshaping New York politics and how media narratives influence election outcomes. They scrutinize the calls for 'pandemic amnesty' and examine the intricate dynamics of King Charles, Camilla, and Harry and Meghan's declining popularity. The conversation also touches on the complexities of royal relationships and the real implications of media portrayals.
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Charles's Cold Childhood
- Charles was raised with limited parental interaction, spending only short periods with his parents.
- When his mother, Queen Elizabeth, returned from a six-month tour, she shook his hand instead of hugging him.
Bullying at School
- Charles was bullied at Gordonstoun, a Scottish boarding school, where he was physically abused by classmates due to his future king status.
- He likened the school to a prison and "pure torture", pleading with his parents to remove him, but they refused.
Philip's Influence
- Prince Philip had a "cruel streak" and insisted Charles endure harsh boarding school, mirroring his own upbringing.
- Philip frequently belittled Charles, even in public, contributing to Charles's self-perception as a victim.
