King Charles' US Visit Amid Trump Tensions

0:00On March 26, King Charles plans to make his first state visit to the United States next month. He'll attend a White House dinner in Washington, D.C., head to New York, and address Congress during the last week of April. The trip lines up ahead of America's 250th anniversary. Tension stemmed from recent clashes between President Trump and the U.K. Trump has criticized Prime Minister Kierstarmher and NATO allies, including Britain, over support for U.S. and Israeli actions against Iran. There were calls to delay the visit amid the conflict, but government sources confirmed no changes. A fresh U-gov poll shows public opinion divided. 49% of Britain's want the trip canceled, while 33% supported going ahead. That's up slightly from two weeks ago, when 46% opposed it. Opposition runs strongest among green voters at 70%, followed by liberal Democrats at 65% and Labor supporters at. 62% reform U.K. backer's favorite most at 63%, with conservatives nearly split.

1:02The numbers echo feelings from last year, when 45% saw Trump's U.K. state visit as wrong. Still, officials say the King's plans remain on track, with no formal announcement yet.