Ex-US President Takes Aim at Prince Harry
Donald Trump has launched a scathing attack on Prince Harry, the younger son of King Charles III, calling for "appropriate action" to be taken against him.
During a candid conversation with Nigel Farage on GB News this Tuesday, the former US president accused the Duke and Duchess of Sussex of deeply hurting the late Queen Elizabeth II with their "disturbing" remarks about the royal family during her final years.
Trump's remarks come amidst a heated legal battle over Prince Harry's US visa. The Heritage Foundation, a Conservative think-tank, has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) after their freedom of information request to access the royal's documentation was turned down.
When Farage questioned Trump about the potential falsification of information on Prince Harry's visa application, Trump responded unequivocally. "If there are any truths about drug involvement and deception, appropriate actions must be taken," he said.
Pressed further on what these "appropriate actions" might entail, particularly regarding Prince Harry's residency in the US, Trump remained elusive, stating, "That remains to be seen."
The Heritage Foundation has expressed interest in determining whether Prince Harry disclosed his past recreational drug use on his entry documents. This interest follows the prince's candid admissions about his prior experiences with cocaine, magic mushrooms, marijuana, and psychedelics in his 2023 memoir, "Spare."
On March 7, a judge in D.C. ruled that the government must provide Prince Harry with a comprehensive declaration of the documents they hold about him, allowing him to decide whether to make them public or not.
In a previous statement in February, Trump had accused the Biden administration of "shielding" Prince Harry. "I wouldn't offer him any protection," Trump told the Daily Express. "If it were up to me, he'd be facing the consequences alone."
