Inside Edition for Thursday, October 27, 2022
It's your first look at prince Harry's bombshell book, and the palace is bracing itself now that the publisher is promising "raw and unflinching honesty" from Harry's pen. Steven Fabian has the latest on the royal fallout. And more trouble for Kanye West; just as he loses more sponsors over antisemitic comments, now comes an allegation he once praised Adolf Hitler during a TV appearance, but it was edited out. Plus, you know the inspiring story of the late Loretta Lynn being a coal miner's daughter, now comes a coal miner's son whose dad didn't have time to clean up from work before taking his son to a basketball game. And there continues to be big reaction to the debate in the crucial state of Pennsylvania between Republican Dr. Oz and Democrat John Fetterman, who struggled through due to the after-effects of a stroke. But can he fully recover from his medical ordeal?
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<p>It's your first look at prince Harry's bombshell book, and the palace is bracing itself now that the publisher is promising "raw and unflinching honesty" from Harry's pen. Steven Fabian has the latest on the royal fallout. And more trouble for Kanye West; just as he loses more sponsors over antisemitic comments, now comes an allegation he once praised Adolf Hitler during a TV appearance, but it was edited out. Plus, you know the inspiring story of the late Loretta Lynn being a coal miner's daughter, now comes a coal miner's son whose dad didn't have time to clean up from work before taking his son to a basketball game. And there continues to be big reaction to the debate in the crucial state of Pennsylvania between Republican Dr. Oz and Democrat John Fetterman, who struggled through due to the after-effects of a stroke. But can he fully recover from his medical ordeal?</p>
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