Popular journalist Dan Wootton accuses Prince Harry of leading a campaign without any solid evidence. Wootton strongly criticizes Harry, stating that his attempts to discredit the media lack proof and seem disconnected from reality.
In the ongoing trial, Harry’s claims about phone hacking and wrongdoing in the Free Press couldn’t convince the court. Wootton points out that Harry hasn’t provided convincing evidence to support his accusations, suggesting that his campaign is based more on personal feelings than on facts.
Wootton also criticizes Harry for playing the victim and blaming the media for his personal problems, such as failed relationships and strained family relationships. According to Wootton, Harry’s tendency to attribute all his mistakes to the media undermines the credibility of his claims.
Examining Harry’s testimony under questioning, Wootton highlights the inconsistencies and speculative nature of his answers. These weaknesses raise doubts about the reliability and accuracy of Harry’s allegations. Wootton argues that Harry’s lack of substantial evidence weakens his case and exposes the flaws in his campaign against the media.