King Charles' Historic Speech to Congress

0:00It's April 28th. This is entertainment and celebrity news today. Pop culture powered by AI. King Charles just made history as the first British king to speak to a joint session of Congress in Washington. His 20-minute address earned 13 standing ovations, packing the chamber with lawmakers from both sides. Queen Elizabeth II was the only other monarch to get this honor back in 1991, but she only received three ovations during her. Speech. House officials said the king felt deeply honored by the invite and truly moved by the warm reception, especially with nearly every seat filled in members escorting him in. This comes during some rocky times in U.K. U.S. relations, yet his words highlighted the unbreakable partnership, shared democratic values, and how vital. The alliance is amid global chaos from Europe to the Middle East. He also nodded to that recent shooting near the Capitol, stressing violence won't shake democracy. All this reinforces those deep ties just when they're needed most, setting a strong tone

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