Trump Asks King Charles if He's Drunk at State Dinner

0:00On April 30th, a lip reader claims President Donald Trump asked King Charles if he was drunk right after the King's toast at Tuesday night's white, state dinner. The two were chatting casually with champagne glasses in hand, and Trump reportedly started by saying great job before leaning in with that bold. Question Charles seemed to fire back with an absolute yes, then praised the hospitality and said Trump did wonderfully that day. It all went down in a moment that felt more like buddies hanging out than stiff diplomacy. Experts on body language pointed out how relaxed they both looked. Charles playful with humor. Trump putting a hand on his shoulder to show some warmth, and keep things light in front of everyone. In his earlier speech to Congress, Charles dropped jokes about Britain's past, like burning the White House back in 1814 during the war. Of 1812, calling this dinner way better than the Boston Tea Party, even nodding to Trump's love for Coca-Cola, these little exchanges show how the night mixed history, laughs, and that easy vibe between leaders wrapping up a big state visit.

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