Charlie Kirk had social media lighting up over his comments of the Meghan and Harry interview with Oprah Winfrey.

Kirk started off by asking, “are we really now going to blame racism for the alleged oppressed life of Meghan Markle? Is that going to be the consensus point? He continued saying Markle’s narrative is, “I am going to play a victim, while I was literally admitted into the royal family.”

In a clip from the interview, Markle explains to Oprah that someone asked how dark their baby’s skin color might be but points out that she did not hear this herself and it was relayed to her through Prince Harry. “If he were too brown, that would be a problem, are you saying that,” Oprah asked Markle to which she replied, “I wasn’t able to follow up with why but if that’s the assumption you’re making I think that feels like a pretty safe one.” When Oprah pressed to know who asked this question, neither Harry nor Meghan would answer, leaving millions to speculate.

“Meghan, you are now allowing your feels, feelings I guess I should say, to dictate an accusation of a family that largely by all evidence available embraced you,” Kirk stated. “What an unbelievably, ungrateful person you are. No gratitude. Perfect leftist.”

One of Kirk’s biggest issues is not with Meghan and Harry but with Oprah. He points out that she is someone that started from nothing and didn’t allow being a black woman to keep her from climbing to the top of the success ladder, having prominent interviews throughout the years and becoming a billionaire. Oprah instilled in so many the “work hard ethic” and to go for your dreams, not playing a victim. Now it seems to be the opposite as she validated Markle’s concerns of being a victim as she lives in luxury most people will never achieve.

“Oprah Winfrey said last summer, white people don’t understand that whiteness itself gets you through life in ways that blackness cannot,”Kirk stated. “Oprah Winfrey, more so than the metro-sexual beta male Prince Harry or the leftist Meghan Markle, forget about those people, Oprah should be the focus of this entire thing.

Kirk points out that “Oprah has lived the story of what it means to be an American entrepreneur.” Now her entire platform is dedicated around the validation of victimhood.

Anyone who sits by and lets his family and his country get attacked the way that Harry did last night is certainly not an alpha.

— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) March 8, 2021