
Watters' Royal Roast: Gun Jokes & Historical Apologies
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Jesse Watters shares a gun violence joke with Queen Camilla and King Charles during their D.C. visit, aiming to lighten tensions between the U.S. and U.K. The royals trip includes a state dinner and a speech from the king, where he takes a jab at Trump. Watters off-the-cuff comment highlights the delicate balance of humor in international relations.
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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Watters' Royal Roast: Gun Jokes & Historical Apologies. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 30th. Welcome to Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI, I'm Cory with the story. Fox News host Jesse Waters dropped a wild gun violence joke on Queen Camilla during her and King Charles III's visit to Washington, DC. He spilled the details on Wednesday's episode of the 5, saying it happened right after they checked out the White House Beehive. The King didn't recognize him at first, but Waters introduced himself as having two shows on Fox and things got chatty quick. The Royals were in town to smooth over tensions between the US and UK, especially after months of back and forth with Trump over issues like, support in Iran and the Strait of Hormuz. Their trip included a state dinner and a big speech from the King to Congress, where he landed some sharp jabs. Co-host Dana Perino was straight up shocked when Waters shared the punchline about how in DC, if bees do not sting you, guns might. He admitted a handler, yanked him away mid-mumble, cutting the awkward moment short. In his address, King Charles fired back at Trump, equipping that, without Britain, Americans
might be speaking French. He also nodded to the War of 1812, apologizing for the British burning down the White House back then. These light-hearted royal roasts highlight the trip's goal of mending fences, even as Waters off the cuffline shows how DC humor can land flat.
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