Charles' Frosty Reception for Trump

0:00On April 22nd, King Charles III reportedly can't stand Donald Trump behind closed doors, according to Royal Insider Tina Brown. She's spilling that a close advisor confirmed the King's strong dislike ahead of the four day state visit to the US, kicking off April 27th. Tensions are high with Trump blasting the British military, NATO partners, and Prime Minister Kierstharmer, plus jabs at Pope Leo XIV over. His takes on the US Israel conflict with Iran. Charles has long pushed interfaith harmony, even wanting to tweak his title to defender a faith in general. The King stepped in back in January when Trump downplayed NATO troops in Afghanistan, where 457 Brits died, and Prince Harry, served two tours. Starmer called him out too, and Trump later praised UK warriors on social media. The trip marks the 250th anniversary of American independence, with highlights like a private tea at the White House, a September 11th memorial. Charles addressed in Congress for just the second time by a British monarch and events

1:02in Virginia. Epstein victims want meetings, but legal hurdles and Prince Andrew's scandals make that off the table. Despite the friction, Trump says it won't derail things, and Charles wraps up solo in Bermuda for his first kingly visit there to a British territory. To poem the roles on.