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Please remember to like and subscribe! Check out my Substack: https://theroyalist.substack.com/ The cheering crowds in Nottingham were not what they seemed. I was on the ground for Harry and Meghan's charity visit on Thursday, and I can tell you the crowds were coached to cheer for Meghan. The walkabout at the first engagement, at the Community Recording Studio, was more or less fake. Everyone taking part had been invited. Children were brought in from the neighboring school, young adults were brought in from the local Mencap, and the cameras were positioned to make the scene look busy. My own footage shows the rest of the street was entirely empty. I counted perhaps half a dozen genuine passers-by. At the Himmah Hub, people stopped because they saw cameras, not because they had come for the couple. By Epic Partners it was complete chaos, ending with a teacher from the school next door begging the crowd to part so the children could get out of the building. And the day ended, as I exclusively revealed, with the couple leaving their final event 15 minutes early to collect their own children from school. Why stage-manage a crowd? Because the Sussexes are desperate to be seen as royals. Days later, a conveniently placed "friend" (whom anyone on this beat will recognize as their press office) told the Sunday Times that Harry and Meghan hate being called anything other than members of the royal family. That is a direct rejection of the King's ruling, sent by the Lord Chamberlain, Lord Benyon, that their position is "akin to private citizens with commercial and charitable interests." In this video I explain why a manufactured royal welcome is so dangerous for the monarchy, why the Palace is in a state of dismay and has no idea what to do, and why the couple's camp says they might do "one or two more things together" before the end of the year. My bet is Remembrance. I also explain why Nottingham proves they can never be given police security: outriders at events like these would make them look exactly like members of the royal family again. Next week, the King, Queen Camilla and Prince William go to Aberfan to mark sixty years since the disaster. That is what a real royal engagement looks like. I'll be there, so tune in live here and on Substack. Check out my new book - The Dukes / Dukes of Hazard - here!: United States: https://a.co/d/0gmvpeQz Australia: https://amzn.asia/d/01Y4mpkj UK: https://amzn.eu/d/01mSqQKa And come to the launch party!: Ireland https://luma.com/8mthatr8 NYC https://luma.com/zlval2ce London https://luma.com/kj60msvh #PrinceHarry #Meghan #MeghanMarkle #HarryAndMeghan #Sussexes #DukeOfSussex #DuchessOfSussex #Nottingham #NottinghamWalkabout #KingCharles #RoyalFamily #BritishRoyalFamily #PrinceWilliam #QueenCamilla #BuckinghamPalace #Monarchy #RoyalNews #Aberfan #TheRoyalist #TomSykes

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