On Our "Virtual Route 99" (Special W-End Edition): Out & About in the United Kingdom

 Andrew Mountabetten-Windsor, the Brother of King Charles and 8th in line to the British Throne, was taken into custody earlier this week as he's been placed under investigation as a result of his potential illegal action while he serves as UK Trade Envoy due to his friendship with the convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.    Alistair Campbell of the Rest is Politics hosted a special edition, and our team selected this major development, as the last time a member of the UK Royal Family was arrested was in 1647.    As we went to press with this special edition, Mr. Mountabetten-Windsor was released from custody but remains under investigation:




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