King Charles III's Royal Speech to Congress

0:00It's April 29th. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, where pop culture meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. King Charles III just crushed his speech to Congress, pulling 12 standing ovation from lawmakers on both sides. The 77-year-old monarch went over half an hour, way past the planned 20 minutes, thanks to all the cheers and laughs. Even President Trump got in on it, telling the King straight up outside the White House that he was jealous of the killer performance. Earlier this week, Charles became only the second-raining British monarch to hit Capitol Hill like that, right after his mom, Queen Elizabeth, back in 1991. He kicked things off with sharp wit, poking fun as shared language quirks, and old traditions like holding lawmakers hostage at the palace. Lawmakers aided up, rising again and again, especially when he nodded to history. He called out his ancestor King George III, who never even visited America, and assured everyone this wasn't some sneaky comeback play on.

1:00Independence. Deeper in, Charles dropped facts on the Magna Carta, shaping U.S. law, cited in over 160 Supreme Court cases for keeping executive power. In check, that line hit hard with Democrats like Chuck Schumer, sparking thunderous claps amid today's tense politics. He also stressed America's global voice carries real weight. The nightcap with a star-packed state dinner in the East Room, drawing Jeff Bezos, Tim Cook, Rory McElroy, and Top execs in Black Tie. Queen Camilla and Melania Trump, shown in pink gowns, wrapping day two of the visit on a high note as these alliances keep evolving.