Royals Bid US Farewell, Strengthening Ties

0:00On April 30, King Charles and Queen Camilla wrapped up their four-day state visit to the U.S. with a warm farewell at the White House this morning. President Trump and First Lady Melania greeted them on the South Lawn, marking the end of five key meetings between the leaders. Trump made no bones about his respect for the 77-year-old monarch, praising him as a top ambassador for Britain. Diplomats note the King's knack for connecting with the President, even as relations with the U.K. Prime Minister, St. Chile. Those in Virginia are buzzing about the royal stopover. After Arlington, the couple heads to front royal for a lively block party where folks lined up early, thrilled that this small town got picked for. Such prestige. At Arlington National Cemetery, they'll lay a wreath in posse at the tomb of the unknown soldier, honoring war dead and the U.K. U.S. military bond. A 21-gun salute, anthems and taps will set the solemn tone, echoing Queen Elizabeth's visit in 1957. This trip seals strong, transatlantic roots with heartfelt diplomacy, leaving both sides

1:03stronger as the royals head home.