King Charles' Historic US Congress Speech

0:00On April 28, King Charles just made history by addressing the U.S. Congress on day two of his state visit, becoming only the second British monarch, too. Do it after his mom, Queen Elizabeth II, back in 1991. He got a four-minute standing ovation just walking in, then more cheers and laughs during his 20-minute speech, marking America's 200. Fiftyth birthday since the Declaration of Independence. lawmakers loved it, applauding big on shared values, and that unbreakable bond between the U.K. and U.S., even joking about old disagreements like, no. Taxation, without representation, turning into a strong alliance. He highlighted tough times like wars in Europe and the Middle East, plus a nod to the recent attack near the Capitol, stressing unity against violence. And commitment to democracy. Wrapping up strong, Charles pushed for ramped up defense spending, NATO solidarity including Ukraine's support, booming trade at 430, billion dollars a year, and teaming up on climate

1:01to protect our planet for the next generations.