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Well, the bull, pomp and pageantry of the special relationship between the colonies that became the United States and the United Kingdom are on full display today.

The visit by King Charles, it feels so weird to call him King Charles.

He was always Prince Charles.

And that too, kind of a useless prince, kind of an embarrassment, if I'm being honest. I never cared for him.

But the concept of him ascending to the throne was somewhere between laughable and ridiculous to me, on par with Joe Biden being president.

And if you only remember him as Princess Diana's husband, there's been a lot to happen in between.

And I can tell you, none of it commends him.

But my problem with King Charles is lacking anything useful to do by day.

He decided that the great movement that he would put himself at the forefront of so that history would be kinder to a man known for his flaccid mind would be global warming.

And that's an unforgivable sin, in my opinion.

An absolutely unforgivable sin.

But it's clear this is important to President Trump.

President Trump has a lot of respect for Scotland, for the United Kingdom, for this relationship,

and he appears to be in very, very good cheer today.

You're welcome to turn that on in the background if you're in a place where you can do that.

I do find it interesting that we were told of Trump that he would harm our standing in the world.

Nothing has been further from the truth.

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