King Charles' Speech: Trump Slammed, Epstein Nod

0:00It's April 29th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News. Today, driven by AI, what everyone's talking about. King Charles III addressed Congress on Tuesday, dropping lines on NATO's strength, backing Ukraine against Russia, and pushing climate. Action stuff that's clashed hard with Trump's past takes. At the same time, acting Attorney General Todd Blanch hit former FBI director James Comey with an indictment over a social media post last year. These shells arranged as 8647, which they claimed threatened Trump's life. The speech also nodded to checks and balances via the Magna Carta and urged support for victims of major ills in the U.S. and UK, with Insider saying, it subtly covered Epstein survivors. Comey's post got flagged as code, 86 meaning to kill off. 47 for Trump's would-be presidency number. Republicans in the room clapped big for Charles' words, even the part slamming ideas Trump pushes, leaving MSNOW's Donald stunned, and joking they just love the British accent.

1:02Trump himself geeked over that posh vibe earlier, but O'Donnell said he missed the real bite. O'Donnell called the whole day a low point for Trump, ripping the indictment as weak sauce from his own lawyer, Turn Day G, and praising Charles's. Riders for threading truth through a Trump cheering crowd. Meanwhile, that tiny Epstein shout-out, O'Donnell noted it's the bare minimum, indirect as it gets, but still a rare royal nod to real pain stateside.