“He is not a politician”: Prince Harry’s speech at the UN criticized the personality of television Meghan McCain

The royal and his wife Meghan Markle were in New York, where Harry commemorated Nelson Mandela International Day.

In his speech, the Briton spoke about the dangers of climate change, the coronavirus pandemic, “armed lies and misinformation”, the war in Ukraine and abortion laws in the US.

“This has been a painful year in a painful decade,” he said.

“We are living in a pandemic that continues to ravage communities in every corner of the globe.

“Climate change is wreaking havoc on our planet, with the most vulnerable suffering of all; the few, arming the lie and misinformation at the expense of the many.

“From the horrible war in Ukraine to the revocation of constitutional rights here in the United States.

“We are witnessing a global assault on democracy and freedom, the cause of Mandela’s life.”

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Mrs. McCain, a Daily mail columnist who was co-presenter The view until last year (and is also the daughter of former senator and presidential candidate John McCain), appeared on GB News’ Dan Wootton tonightavailable to stream to Flash, where he shared his reaction to Prince Harry’s address.

“Actually, I was very surprised by Prince Harry’s audacity,” he said on the show.

“He is a guest in this country. He is someone who has not been universally loved. He is not universally loved. He is very controversial.

“He has a very basic misunderstanding of democracy and democracy in the United States.

“He’s not a politician … no one cares what he has to say … I found it really offensive.”

The first I will see The co-presenter pointed to Meghan, saying the idea of ​​running for president of the United States would be “absolutely hilarious” and suggested the couple should leave the United States.

“I think they should leave if they hate it so much here. It doesn’t take that long here,” he said.

“You should find a country that best suits your needs.

“This is the second time he has destroyed the constitution publicly. He did so in a podcast last year.

“I really don’t understand if you are a guest in a country seeking political asylum in your horrible home country, why would you come here and destroy our freedoms that we all hold so dear here?”

Since his speech, Harry has received a negative reception.

According to royal commentator Angela Levin, Americans are “furious” with the Duke of Sussex.

“How dare an English prince with a headline tell them what to do,” he told GB News.

“There are a lot of comments today about how absolutely angry they are with him.

“He talks about climate change and the problem it is and how he eats it and goes home on a private plane; there is a kind of nonsensical hypocrisy.

“He’s very angry with the vote against abortion; well, that’s none of his business, is he?

“I think he strayed a lot from the focus on Mandela.”

– with El Sol

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