Breaking RIGHT NOW: Former Prince Andrew Arrested
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Hey there, folks. It is Thursday, February 19th, and the royal, formerly known as Prince Andrew, has been arrested. With that, welcome to this breaking news episode of Amy and TJ Robes. This news is just coming to us just as we were about to hit. The record budding on something else this morning. It's hard to imagine robes a farther fall from grace for Andrew, and yet it has happened. Just your reaction to hearing Prince Andrew, former Prince Andrew, is now under arrest.
I have to say I feel emotional because I don't think most people ever thought this day would happen. I know that so many of the victims of Jeffrey Epstein and especially Virginia Giuffre... If she could have seen this day, I don't think she thought it was possible. I think most of the victims didn't think this was likely. And to see this happen is just overwhelming. I think that's my initial reaction. I'm emotionally overwhelmed. And it feels like finally, finally, justice might actually be happening.
And justice, what will that look like? Let's be clear here, folks. And again, this news just came to us minutes, minutes before we started recording here, so a lot of more information still to come. But these, at least from what we understand, charges, and there is a police statement even about this, these charges aren't necessarily, Robes, to your point there about victims not having to do with sexual misconduct. Instead, this has to do with his behavior, his conduct, if you will, while he was representing the British government and Still connected to Epstein, he possibly passed on some confidential information to Epstein, and that would be the violation of law. That is what we're talking about.
Still, Robes, it's his connection to Epstein, even if it's not a charge of some kind of sexual misconduct.
Correct. It does feel a little bit like how, back in the day, the United States was able to go after members of the mafia. They didn't actually convict them on some of the most heinous crimes Parts of what they've been accused of murder, etc. But it was tax evasion. You know, you find a way.
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