Tina Brown

I decline.

You know, I don't want to have dinner at Jeffrey Epstein's house.

Well, yes, I mean, I think that William was quite beady-eyed when he was interviewed recently by Eugene Levy on The Reluctant Traveller.

And he did that sort of rather unexpected interview where he said, there will be changes looking very sort of grim.

I think he's just dying to clean house, actually.

I mean, I think that some of the palaces probably have to be turned over to the public.

I mean, how much overhousing do you need in that family?

I mean, there are so many.

I think that he will probably do some of that.

There has to be more transparency about the royal finances.

I think that

You know, the truth is they've been quite brilliant at staying pretty opaque about where all this money comes from, you know, in different directions.

And, you know, don't forget, the Queen was there for 70 years, right?

So, you know, the Queen, the hagiography around the Queen is intense.

You know, I mean, you're not allowed to ever criticize the Queen.

The fact is that she has quite a lot to answer for with Andrews, the truth, because...

The Queen enabled Andrew in a really terrible way.

He was her favorite.

I mean, she protected him, and Mummy was the only person, his only client, essentially.

I mean, she was the one who protected him.