Sky News host Cory Bernardi says Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s New York car chase was a “desperate attempt” at a “dopamine hit”.
“When they don’t get their fix, or they don’t get the publicity they want, they make increasingly bizarre claims or run increasingly big stunts.
“This is clearly … a desperate attempt for a dopamine hit, but in this case, I think Harry’s the dope and I think Meghan’s just the mean one because they’ve made fools of themselves again.
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