Trump Praises King Charles III for Getting Democrats to Stand During Congress Address
King and Queen continue US state visit with state dinner featuring jokes about Middle East crisis, Churchill portrait, and historical references
Quick Look
- Donald Trump praised King Charles III for getting Democrats to stand during his congressional address, with the pair exchanging jokes at a state dinner on Tuesday.
- During the banquet on the second day of the King and Queen's state visit to the US, King Charles made quips about the Middle East crisis, a naked Sir Winston Churchill portrait in the White House, and Trump's readjustments to the White House.
- The King also joked that if it wasn't for Britain, Americans would be speaking French, referencing 18th-century battles between Britain and France for North American control.
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Donald Trump praised King Charles III for getting the "Democrats to stand" during his congress address, as the pair exchanged jokes during their speeches at a state dinner on Tuesday. During the banquet on the second day of the King and Queen's state visit to the US, the King also made quips about the Middle East crisis, a naked Sir Winston Churchill in the White House, and Trump's "readjustments" to the White House. He also joked that "if it wasn't for us, you'd be speaking French", in reference to a battle between Britain and France to control North America in the eighteenth century.
