Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's Oprah interview sparks skepticism regarding omitted details about Archie's potential skin color, which the speaker claims were excluded to mislead viewers into expecting racial conflict. He critiques Meghan's appearance as insufficiently black compared to Donald Trump and accuses Oprah and Gayle King of ruining lives for a liberal agenda promoting systemic racism despite white Americans comprising 70% of the population. The segment concludes by promoting Mike Lindell as a big tech target and advertising Harsh Twins merchandise, framing the entire discussion within a broader narrative of political manipulation and commercial promotion. [Automatically generated summary]
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Expecting The Worst00:13:41
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Yeah Anyway, all right, this Megan Markle, Prince Harry, Oprah interview.
I didn't I had no I didn't look at this I don't I don't want to see anything to do with these two.
Yeah, I don't ain't nobody worrying about no Prince Harry and no damn Megan Markle.
I mean, this is the USA.
This is like a UK thing, right?
Yeah, we don't, we don't, we don't glamour over princes and kings.
We don't even glamour over a president.
I don't give a shit if you're a prince.
Yeah, I seriously don't.
That's the epitome of privilege right there.
And y'all sitting down there watching it.
Ooh, look at Prince Harry.
Ooh, look at his wife.
If white privilege had a face, it would be definitely his face.
Am I right or am I wrong?
And you know who was what?
You know, people who came over that white privilege, they the ones sitting there.
Oh, look, there's Prince Harry, man.
He's down with us.
He got what?
A black woman kinda.
She about as black as we are.
No, I think we blackened.
She is.
Man, when I see her, I don't even see African nowhere.
Yeah.
I think she even.
Yeah.
I think she even got lip fillers.
I don't know.
I'm just joking.
I don't know.
But anyway.
She does not, when I think of an African queen, it is not Megan Markle.
Yeah, I'm sure black people are tired of like half-breeds.
She ain't black.
I'm black.
Look at me.
That woman ain't got no pigment in her skin.
Yeah, right.
Walk around here talking about she a black woman.
Yeah.
You ain't black as shit.
Man, Donald Trump is dark into that woman.
Yeah.
When he get that good orange glow going, oh man, he make her look pasty white.
What's up?
That one dude, man, he's an activist.
What's his name?
Sean King's black in his woman.
Now that's saying something.
Yeah.
Okay, so let me say this.
They got on the topic of their baby.
Yeah.
I think his name is Archie.
Archie?
I think I forget what the baby's name.
Is it Archie?
Why the hell would y'all name y'all's baby Archie?
I might be wrong on that.
You got a prince.
Y'all couldn't come up with a better name than Archie?
That reminds me of the old TV show.
What's your baby's name?
Archibald.
Archibald?
That's it.
That's crazy as hell.
All right, but anyway, they got on this topic.
Damn it, man.
Hey.
You a prince, man.
How do you come over to Archibald?
What kind of name is that, man?
It's like naming your boy Dick.
There's just so many better names out there.
Come here, Dick.
Come here, Harry.
Hey, look, there's Dick and Harry.
His name's not Archibald.
It's just Archie Harrison, Mount Patton, the window.
Anyway, I'm over the name.
Yeah, you can.
You let me down, Harry.
Name your boy Archie.
But anyway, here we go.
Here we go.
They got on the topic of the baby's skin color.
Yeah, didn't see that coming with Oprah sitting there.
And Megan would not say in what context that conversation came up or who said it.
Just show me the video.
No, I'm not showing the video.
They'll copyright this.
I'm not showing that.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
So she won't say who said it in what context.
Look, whenever there's babies born in mixed couples, that conversation comes up all the time.
Yeah.
Like my ex-wife, she was a dark-skinned woman.
When we sat down, I wonder if it's going to come out with your eyes.
When if it's going to be light-skinned, I mean, that's just going to come up, especially when you have a white red-haired dude, and you got Megan Markle.
She's a person, somewhat of a person of color.
That's going to come up naturally.
Yeah, so, but anybody with half a brain, when you look at Prince Harry, this dude's dude's white, white.
There's no pigment anywhere.
I mean, when you see him, this is what Hitler wanted for the world.
This dude is white.
Bunch of white redheads, right?
He's just white.
Yeah, he's like, I think he's 100% white.
Right.
Now, when you take Megan, like I said, Trump is darker than this one when he got his tan going.
Yeah.
And y'all think the baby's going to come out looking like Kootikinte?
No, no, that ain't going to happen.
There's no way in hell that's going to happen.
Even if that conversation was had, in what context was it?
Yeah.
You're missing context.
I mean, when they brought it up, was it an issue?
You left all that out.
Yeah.
You just left it vague so people could expect the worst.
Yeah.
Kind of like how Democrats run this country whenever they talk about race.
And naturally, people are going to think the worst.
People never want to look for maybe it was misconstrued or maybe there's misconceptions.
People automatically going to think the worst.
I mean, Megan.
Was it the main thing I want to know is, was it a problem?
That's what I want to hear.
You left all that out.
Yeah.
I mean, you went that far to say that that conversation came up, but you're not willing to name names because it's not going to be good for them.
You're not there to make things good for them.
Yeah.
To begin with.
You sitting down with Oprah?
You ain't there to make things good.
I mean, didn't R. Kelly sit down with her?
I was like, R. Kelly, what are you doing?
That's Oprah Winfrey.
Yeah, she's not here to make things better.
She's here to ruin your life.
She went on Oprah.
I think it was Oprah.
Oh, Gail King.
That's her right-hand man.
Gail King.
If you're doing an interview with Gail King or Oprah Winfrey.
Yeah, she's digging for dirt.
Yeah.
Or to expose something.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I've learned that.
If you're going to get interviewed by any one of those two black women, you're done.
You're done.
Soon as that interview was over, you're done.
You're going straight to jail.
You're getting canceled.
Hey, so.
I don't know why the hell people keep sitting down with Gail King and Oprah Winfrey.
Yeah.
I just think it's disingenuous when you to give out information that that conversation came up and you didn't explain the context or I just and you just sat that quiet.
You just real short.
Yeah.
I mean, you just said that much.
You could have said, said it all.
Yeah.
I mean, if you're, I'm going to drop the dime.
I'm naming names.
I'm using statements.
I will record the conversation.
Yeah.
I mean, you just left so much open and not explained.
You didn't mention names or anything.
You didn't even mention that it was a problem.
You just brought it up that the baby's skin color came up.
How you said.
You didn't even say it was an issue.
How dark is a baby that's going to come out with Harry?
The epitome of whiteness.
Yeah.
And you, I mean, you don't even look.
You don't even look, man.
I mean, I don't want to be the, I don't want to determine what's black and what's not because I've went through it my whole life.
I mean, you're not even as black as I am.
And I barely made the cut.
I'm only, what, 50?
Nah, Ancestry, Danny said we 60% to get so updated it again.
The updated.
We up to 60 now.
Yeah, we're getting black about a day.
I mean, I'm 60% black.
You look about 10%.
Yeah, my mama, we was younger.
When we were first born, mama said we came out pale white and our hair was orange.
It was red.
It wasn't orange.
Orange hair.
Yeah, when we came out, well, it was red.
It was non-black.
We was looking like Harry for a second.
We looked like two little twin hairs.
Right?
And Barbara said when she was walking around with us, white people would come up to her and ask her what her rates were.
And my mama, she was brown-skinned.
And she was, she was like, if I go sit out in the sun and like 90 degrees for like for like 10 days, I look like mama.
No, mama was brown.
Yeah, Barba's brown.
Like, I'm, I'm seeing the black shades of people.
I'm considered light skinned.
Mama was like, like, like a mocha.
Yeah, mama.
No, wait a minute.
Mama want that damn black.
She was she was mama.
It was like a black coffee with about two creams in there.
That was mama.
No, mama's like hot chocolate.
What the hell are you talking about?
That's black as hell.
Hot chocolate ain't black.
Hot chocolate is brown.
What kind of hot chocolate are you drinking?
You know what?
I'm just so sick of all this racial divide, and it's always coming from people on the left.
Now we already got enough fools over here in America.
Now we got to put up with the UK fools, the liberal fools from the UK come over here.
Yeah, won't y'all take y'all's asses back to the UK?
We got enough.
We got enough of our own problems.
Yeah.
Maybe you can't say that.
To close this out, man, Megan, you just, I didn't believe not one word you said.
I mean, Oprah didn't help things because I know when Oprah's around or her partner, Gail King's around, I know something is going to be race-related.
I mean, Oprah's got a woman on her network, this black woman, said the reason why she's fat is because food is racist or something crazy like that.
Due to racism.
That's why she said that.
Yeah, due to racism.
Black woman was actually saying they're fat due to racism.
Yeah.
Cortisol levels.
And the food is being shoveled down their mouth by evil white patriarchy.
Yeah.
I mean, whenever I see those two women, I don't trust them.
Yeah, I just don't find you credible at all.
Yeah.
Especially when you leave out very important details, very important facts, names.
Names.
And if it was an issue.
That means you can't back it up.
Naturally, when you have a white man and a person of color, the color of that baby is naturally going to come up.
It even comes up between a light-skinned black woman and a dark-skinned man, or vice versa.
Or a dark-skinned woman and a light-skinned black man.
Oh, you think, you know, even in the black community, like you have a dude with like good hair, right?
And the wife has got good hair.
Explain the good hair.
See, like good hair, like in the black community, they say this is good hair.
Y'all see that?
That's good hair in the black hair.
We got that good hair.
That's that good hair.
Now they call Nappa head and hat back on, man.
Good hair looking crazy.
Hold up, man.
Man, what you talk about?
That's that good hair right there.
Crazy.
That's good hair.
Like, in a black family, like if somebody had good hair like me, and then you have somebody in the family.
Real kinky, kinky hair.
Yeah, they'd be like, man, they'll say something.
I ain't gonna even say it.
Like, I would say, kinky, I would say, this is good hair.
Then I would say, what's the person with real kinky hair?
I would say kinky hair like Kevin Durant.
Yeah.
They'd be like, oh, I hope he comes out with good hair.
I hope he doesn't come out with hair like my husband, Kevin Durant.
I mean, discussions like that happen in the black community.
And I'm just being real.
And don't call me an Uncle Tom McCoon just for saying that.
Y'all know I'm telling the truth.
Yeah, you know I am.
You black, you black people, don't you be looking at me, judging me at a high standing you hold your own.
You know, black people talk like that.
Yeah, so for me even mention that you calling me out of my name, you know that shit goes down.
I mean, that happens.
You know that.
That happens in all races.
Yeah.
Oh, I wonder if he's going to have hazel eyes like him or he's going to have long curly hair like you know that always comes up in the conversation.
So you left out the context of how this came up.
Yeah.
It could have came up soon.
Hopefully he came out with a little tan because all us look like some damn ghost out here.
Yeah, you know, it could have been just harmless.
It would be nice to have a person of royalty with a little with a little year-round town.
Yeah.
Around tan.
Yeah, but see, you was very vague in how you answer the questions.
You wouldn't give any names and you just want everybody to expect the worst.
Which people who view the world from this racist lens like liberals do, they're going to expect the worst.
And that's what you wanted.
Look, I've came hip to liberals.
I've came hip to all this propaganda by Hollywood.
I think personally, in my own humble opinion, this was just to mentally enslave black people further that this country is racist and that this globe is racist.
Yep.
That was the only reason for this interview to keep black people voting for liberals.
That's why that's what it comes deep down in my heart.
I think that's what's going on.
Yeah.
I'm not buying it.
I'm not drinking that Kool-Aid no more.
I know I've been around this globe.
I've been around all the United States.
This country is not racist.
Yeah.
This country, white people make up 70% of this country.
Racist Lens vs Fairness00:02:06
Yeah.
Typical white person in this country are good, honest, non-racist people.
Yeah.
Majority of this country is good people.
Yeah, I'm not saying ain't racist people out there.
They are.
Yeah.
Some of them are black.
Yeah, a lot of them.
But there's a lot of them white too.
But the typical American is not racist.
And this country is not right.
It's not systemically racist.
But this is why they're pushing this garbage.
Yeah.
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