All right, Luke, I was pretty thrilled when I saw that you sent me a clip from G.B. News,

the home of The Dinosaur Hour.

We're going to watch this clip together, and we're going to see what it is.

Well, I think what's going on is that the King, I'm speculating, but the King is a great fan,

and is always promoter of alternative medicine.

He would not be one for chemotherapy.

He's always argued against it. He's a great believer in natural herbs and potions and things like that.

So my guess is that at the moment he's taking advice from a man called Michael Dixon,

who he's championed for many years, who is, who headed his own,

the King's Natural Alternative Medicine Institute, discredited by many people, but the King

is a great believer in it. And I was always last night, I was very surprised that people kept

on saying, well, he's going to have chemotherapy or radiation or rest of it. He doesn't believe

in it. He does not believe in it. It's a risk. I find it's a risk.

And I think going to Sandringham is where he wants to take these alternative medicines in a quiet way.

Okay, I think that's the key information there. Remember, that's a royal expert talking on G.B. News.

Yeah, quite approvingly, I'll just note.

To one, Nigel Farage, you may, perhaps you've heard of him.

And, you know, you're in your 80s.

Chemotherapy, probably a very unpleasant experience for a man in his 80s.

But this also feels pretty consistent with the sort of thing that a monarch would think,

wouldn't it?

You know, I'm part of a god-granted lineage. Surely natural

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