00:00It was such a mixed bag of emotions.
00:04I think initially we were vindicated and screaming at one point at 3 a.m.
00:11And then, you know, it just hits you that gut punch of the fact that she's not here to see
00:18this,
00:18that we're not able to call her and tell her how astronomically proud we are of her.
00:24You know, the first, as Amanda described it, the first gut reaction is like this celebration for her.
00:32But then as the day progresses, like right before this interview, we went out and got some breakfast real quick
00:37because we got a long day ahead of us.
00:39And, you know, I just started crying in the middle of breakfast.
00:43I'm like, man, people probably think I'm psycho over here.
00:45But the reality is, like, it just hits you in certain ways.
00:49And I think that's what we're going to experience throughout the day.
00:51There are many crimes that they can pursue in these files that they can pursue, right?
00:57It takes a large facilitation to make this work.
01:01And so if that's where we have to start, it's only a breadcrumb.
01:06And we're hoping that they go after the full dinner.
01:09We're hoping that this is the segue to those crimes.
01:14I think we're very hopeful that this is the start of the domino effect.
01:17This is where the house of cards starts falling.
01:20And, you know, kudos to the U.K. for taking the first step, for saying, you know what,
01:25we are going to arrest somebody who is held to one of the highest esteems out there,
01:29somebody who was a former prince.
01:31I mean, this hasn't been done before.
01:33And so to know what we should expect, it's really naive to say that we do.
01:38But we won't stop.
01:41I mean, Virginia said it so clearly in her statements.
01:43And I'll say it again here today, like, we won't stop until justice is served.
01:47Thank you.
01:50Thank you.
01:50Gracias por ver el video.
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