Royals in US: Trump, Charles, Melania, Camilla

0:00On April 28th, King Charles and Queen Camilla kicked off their four-day state visit to the U.S. with a big welcome at the White House from President Trump and First Lady Melania. Trump hosted a full military ceremony complete with trumpets, anthems from both nations, and a 21-gun salute on Tuesday. He praised the deep bond between America and Britain, calling it the closest friendship since independence. Trump got personal in his speech, joking that his 63-year parental marriage is a record he and Melania won't be. He honored the late Queen Elizabeth as an incredible woman, missed across the Atlantic, and shared that his Scottish-born mom had a crush on a young. Charles, the two leaders seemed right at ease, chatting and inspecting troops together. Everyone noted the smooth vibe between the couples, with Melania and Camilla even matching in cream outfits. Trump pointed out the irony of hosting British royals near monuments to revolutionary heroes, but said it fits perfectly as we celebrate 200, 50 years of American independence.

1:02Today brings more action in Washington, D.C., including bilateral talks and Charles addressing Congress at 3 p.m. Trump plans to watch remotely do. To protocol, joking the King's elegant accent will have lawmakers envious. Securities extra tight after Saturday's assassination attempt on the president. Under D.C., the royals head to New York to remember 9-11 victims, then, Virginia for independence anniversary events, underscoring that enduring, alliance across the pond.