Trump's Iran Claim at Royal Dinner

0:00On April 29, President Trump dropped the bombshell at Tuesday's state dinner for King Charles III and Queen Camilla. He claimed the king agreed with him during a private chat that Iran can never get nuclear weapons. Trump said, Charles backed him even stronger than he does himself on keeping that opponent in check militarily. This sparked some buzz because in Britain, you don't spill details from closed door talks with the monarch. It's all about keeping the king above politics and avoiding any misquotes that could drag him into debates. Experts say these convoes stay private to protect royal neutrality. UK punters showed mild surprise, but no big outrage since the view aligns with government policy on stopping nuclear spread. Tensions were high beforehand over Trump's frustration with Prime Minister Keir Starmer stance on Iran actions and the visit aimed to smooth things. After through royal charm, Buckingham Palace stepped in with a statement noting the king's support for long-held anti-proliferation positions. Before the dinner, Charles wowed Congress with a speech on US-U.K. bonds earning standing

1:05ovation despite touches on NATO, Ukraine, and climate change. Now the king and queen head to New York for creative industry focus, leaving politics behind. Experts call the Washington leg a win, with Charles charming the crowd and dodging bigger drama from Trump. Pop culture, powered by AI, this is entertainment and celebrity news today. I'm Corey with the story.