Ron Desantis: Harry and Meghan get on some Americans

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could annoy some Americans, the governor of Florida, Ron Desantis, proposed.

Mr. Desantis, who is expected to run for the presidential office in 2024, said that he admired the deceased queen, but was far less enthusiastic about the Duke and the Duchess of Sussex.

"I really respected the queen. I think she was really elegant," he said Piers Morgan in an interview on Talktv. "And I think your stoicism was really good."

he took a contrast to the "younger generations" of the Royals and said it was "somewhat mixed".

"I mean, that's just reality," he said.

Herr Desantis, 44, added that he had no specific opinion on Prince Harry and his American wife Meghan.

but pushed by Morgan about whether the couple was "annoying", Mr. Desantis replied: "I think they are for some".

he added: "I mean, look, I'm not involved in it ... but I think they can be for some Americans."

It was the first far -reaching radio interview by Mr. Desantis in the middle of feverish speculation that he would challenge Donald Trump for the Republican nomination.

The aspiring republican star also brated that his youngest memoirs Prince Harry's revelation book would have spotted from the top of the charts.

"I will tell you, although my book has hit [his]," he said Piers Morgan in an interview on Talktv.

"His book had come out earlier, number one, and when I got number one, I was higher than Prince Harry," said Desantis.

In the interview in the interview, Mr. Desantis expressed his admiration for Sir Winston Churchill and said that the personal behavior of a guide was important in a veiled blow to Mr. Trump.

The Governor of Florida also took his characterization of the Russian War in Ukraine as a "territorial dispute" after he was criticized by high -ranking Republicans.

Mr. Desantis said Morgan that his previous comments refer to the continuing battles in the eastern Donbass region and to the seizure of Crimea by Russia in 2014.

"There are many ethnic Russians there. So that's a difficult fight, and I referred to it, and so I didn't think that Russia had a right to do it, and if I should have done it clearer, I could have done it," he said.

The borders of Ukraine are internationally recognized, also by the United Nations.