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7News Just In — King Charles and Queen Camilla conclude US state visit. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
King Charles and Queen Camilla are saying their final goodbyes wrapping up their historic state visit to the United States. The Royal couple spending their final day in Virginia before flying out to Bermuda. Well, until next time, King Charles and Queen Camilla have officially left the United States. They spent their final day of their four-day trip, again starting on a more somber note. King Charles and Queen Camilla paying their respects to US service members at the Arlington National Cemetery. Then they had the opportunity to spend some time with everyday Americans in Virginia. They attended a block party, taking part in a potluck. Now for those who don't know, that's an American tradition where you invite your friends and neighbors over and everybody brings a dish and you can sit together and share a meal. King Charles, who has a long history of environmental activism, also took some time to visit a national park where he met Buddy, the Bulls Eagle.
Their majesties also returned to the White House to bid farewell to their hosts, the US President giving this review of the trip. The official reason for the Royal trip was to mark the 250th anniversary of America declaring independence from British rule, but it was also designed to mend the relationship that has been lately strained by the UK's refusal to join the United States war against Iran. Now the Royal Charm Offensive appears to have worked. President Trump was very impressed by King Charles and Queen Camilla, but there are questions about how long that can last the US President is known for being unpredictable.
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