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Piers Morgan's Advice For Dealing with the Mob: "Stand Up For Yourself and Walk the F*ck Out"
From Megyn Kelly · Episode page · Watch on YouTube
· 3 min · 512 words · 7 timestamped sections
This is the full, timestamped transcript of "Piers Morgan's Advice For Dealing with the Mob: "Stand Up For Yourself and Walk the F*ck Out"", an episode of Megyn Kelly published November 14, 2025 (3 min, about 512 words). It mentions 13 people, works and ideas, including Royal Family, Archbishop of Canterbury, Monarchy, Jeffrey 71st – Miller, Charles, Frederick William.
What is discussed, and when
Notable quotes from "Piers Morgan's Advice For Dealing with the Mob: "Stand Up For Yourself and Walk the F*ck Out""
The mental health claims were bull, all of it was designed to damage and attack the royal family, the monarchy, and all of it. And it made me puke.
about Royal Family · atSo disgusting. And all right, in the end I was told 50 57,000 people complained to the television regulator in the UK. A world record I'm proud to say complained about me for not believing Princess Pinocchio.
about Television regulator in the UK · atGreat. Because two things about the woke mob and she's the high priestess of wokery and her husband's the high priest halfwit of wokery and the truth about it is never bow to the mob never.
about Woke mob · at
Who and what is mentioned in this episode?
People
- Archbishop of Canterbury — Person · 1 mention · first at
In that and halfwit Harry, her husband. And one of the things they said was that the Archbishop of Canterbury had secretly married them in their back garden 3 days before the…
- Jeffrey 71st – Miller, Charles — Person · 1 mention · first at
Family who apparently expressed concern about the skin color of their unborn child were King Charles, Prince Charles at the time, and Katherine, William's wife. Now, how likely…
- Frederick William — Person · 1 mention · first at
About the skin color of their unborn child were King Charles, Prince Charles at the time, and Katherine, William's wife. Now, how likely do you think it is that either of those…
- Megan Markle — Person · 1 mention · first at
Complaints kept coming in and eventually my bosses said, You can you just apologize to Megan Markle or you're going to have to, maybe lose your job. I went, I'll take the job option. Thanks. I'll leave. And I walked off into the sunset.
- Marketing Harry — Person · 1 mention
- Omid Scobie — Person · 1 mention
Books & papers
- Omid Scobie book (Danish copy) — Book · 1 mention
Companies & orgs
- Royal Family — Company · 2 mentions · first at
- Television regulator in the UK — Company · 1 mention · first at
Concepts & topics
- Monarchy — Concept · 1 mention · first at
Bull, all of it was designed to damage and attack the royal family, the monarchy, and all of it. And it made me puke.
- Woke mob — Concept · 1 mention · first at
- Wokery — Concept · 1 mention · first at
Great. Because two things about the woke mob and she's the high priestess of wokery and her husband's the high priest halfwit of wokery and the truth about it is never bow to the mob never grovel never apologize never give them.
Places & events
- UK — Place · 1 mention
Full transcript with timestamps
There were certain things she she said in that and and halfwit Harry, her husband. And one of the things they said was that the the Archbishop of Canterbury had secretly married them in their back garden 3 days before the wedding on TV. So we did a quick check cuz I thought that can't be right. And we did a quick check. It turns out that had the Archbishop of Canterbury secretly married them in their garden, he would have broken the law and been sent to prison. So, so I thought, "Yeah, old Princess Pinocchio is off on a good one here."
Um, and then the rest of it was, and all the racism claims turned out to be The mental health claims were bull, all of it was designed to damage and attack the royal family, the monarchy, and all of it. And it made me puke.
Let's not forget the Oprah performance. What? What? They did what? These people.
What? How dark your baby was. It was ridiculous. And you know who they were talking about, by the way, cuz they accidentally put the names of the alleged racists in a I think it was a Danish copy of the book by Omid Scobby, this little rat little rat bag who writes books supporting them. and they the the the two members of the royal family who apparently expressed concern about the skin color of their unborn child were King Charles, Prince Charles at the time, and uh Katherine, William's wife. Now, how likely do you think it is that either of those two people expressed negative concern about the skin color of an unborn child?
Absolutely big fat zero. And yet that was what they told the world in that interview. That's why I I thought it was so disgusting. And all right, in the end I was told 50 57,000 people complained to the television regulator in the UK. A world record I'm proud to say complained about me for not believing Princess Pinocchio. So I was then told by my bosses, look, by the way, rule one here, never apologize, never clarify, never do anything. I can clarify that I did a we know this. So we did a clarification the next day and it made no difference. The complaints kept coming in and eventually my bosses said, "You can you just apologize to Megan Markle or you're going to have to, you know, maybe lose your job." I went, "I'll take the job option. Thanks. I'll leave." And I walked off into the sunset.
Great. Because two things about the about the woke mob and she's the high priestess of wokery and her husband's the high high priest halfwit of wokery and the and the truth about it is never bow to the mob never grovel never apologize never give them an inch and when you have something that's a point of principle stand up for yourself and walk the out.
Questions about this episode
What is discussed in "Piers Morgan's Advice For Dealing with the Mob: "Stand Up For Yourself and Walk the F*ck Out""?
In order: 0:00 Royal Family, Archbishop of Canterbury, Frederick William, Jeffrey 71st – Miller, Charles.
What is mentioned in this Megyn Kelly episode?
13 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including Royal Family, Archbishop of Canterbury, Monarchy, Jeffrey 71st – Miller, Charles, Frederick William, Television regulator in the UK. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.
How long is "Piers Morgan's Advice For Dealing with the Mob: "Stand Up For Yourself and Walk the F*ck Out""?
The episode runs 3 min; the transcript is about 512 words in 7 timestamped sections.
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About this transcript: the episode's spoken words as captioned on YouTube, split into timestamped sections. Reclip.Me locates every person, work and idea in the text, keeps the time it is first named, and quotes the words around it verbatim. Last updated November 17, 2025.