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Charles, Camilla Jab Trump at White House

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King Charles and Queen Camilla visited the White House, enjoying a French-themed state dinner with President Trump. Charles delivered a witty comeback to Trumps historical remark, lightening the mood after the recent White House shooting scare. However, he avoided discussing the Jeffrey Epstein scandal during his Congress speech. The royal couple concluded their U.S. trip by paying respects at the September 11th memorial in New York.

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Charles, Camilla Jab Trump at White House

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Charles, Camilla Jab Trump at White House. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 29th, King Charles and Queen Camilla hit up the White House on Tuesday for a fancy stay dinner with President Trump. The menu leaned French, with dishes like garden vegetable valuté and dover soul munier. Charles was all smiles, dropping a clever comeback to one of Trump's bold history quips in front of big names like Jeff Bezos and Tim Cook. That jab tied back to Trump's January talk at the World Economic Forum in Davos, where he said without U.S. help in World War II, Europe would be. Speaking German and Japanese, Charles flipped it smooth, noting that without Britain, Americans might be chatting in French. Folks watched close after last Saturday's shooting scare at the White House Correspondence Dinner, where someone tried to take a shot at the President. Lawmakers split on the drama, but Charles kept things light and skipped heavier topics. One big dodge was the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Rep. O'Connor figured Charles would shout out survivors in his Congress speech, especially with Prince Andrew linked to it.

But the King stays silent on that front. From DC, they jetted to New York early Wednesday, linked up with Mayor Zoran Mamdani, and lay flowers at the September 11th memorial for. 67 British victims, a poignant rap to their quick U.S. swing. That rap's entertainment and celebrity news today brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.

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