King Charles' Triumphant Transatlantic Tour

0:00On May 2nd, King Charles just wrapped up his big transatlantic tour, saying goodbye to Bermuda after a smooth departure from L.F. Wade International. Airport. He stepped off with a guard of honor, from the Royal Bermuda Regiment, and even posed for a group photo with local police and outwriters before boarding. His plane and waving farewell. This came right after his Thursday flight from Washington, where he linked up with President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania. Here in the week, Trump went all out, calling Charles the Greatest King, and announcing on true social that he's dropping tariffs on Scotch Whiskey, in honor of the King and Queen Camilla. That move thrilled Scottish and UK officials, since the U.S. is their top market, and Royal aides were beaming over the warm White House vibes. Bermudaans turned out in force for the King, who handled eight public events solo while Camilla headed back to the UK early. He hit a garden party at Government House, joking it was the first reigning monarch visit in the island's 400-year history, and chatted with.

1:02Top locals like the Police Commissioner. Friday brought high-speed thrills on a Bermuda Coast Guard patrol boat, ripping through the bay at up to 50 miles per hour, with crowds waving. Flaggs and cheering gods saved the King. He also unveiled plaques at the new Grey Bay Coast Guard Station and a UK Space Agency site. This while Charles battles Cancer Treatment, proving his grit on what aides call a total triumph, now heading home on a high note.