Did you see on the Nigeria at all when they
played God save the Queen?
Yes, King, King, sorry, love save the King.
They were both standing up,
they didn't move, they didn't even blink and they didn't
actually mouth sign a word.
They obviously had to do it because the people wanted
to do that respect for the whole family in in
the UK.
But they they couldn't say no because that would have
made a lot of publicity.
So they're quiet, they be quiet,
but they obviously hated it.
I thought Harry would explode.
With anger and bitterness, to be honest.
Well, I don't think they were told that that was
going to happen.
I think that was the only way.
And I think the Nigerians are very clever.
Of course they are. They're not stupid.
They've seen what's been going on and they've watched the
way Meghan has treated her own family and the royal
family and Harry as well.
He's been complicit All in all of this and that
doesn't look good.
It doesn't matter where, what side you're on or what
you think.
It's not a good look.
I don't think that they wanted to trip them up
and do that.
I think that they just put it in and thought
it would be fine.
I'm sorry, but I think they put that in their
stroke of genius because there is a message to the
king to say we've invited we're allowing them to be
here. But that doesn't mean that we agree in their
behaviour that to me that's not so.
I I don't think they knew just the way they
stood up.
They looked like they were.
They looked wrong footed, but they didn't do that with
their eyes.
No, they did well, they were careful.
They just looked straight ahead so no one could say
anything about their expression.
They were wrong footed, I think they were.