This is CBSI in the world.

I'm John Batcher.

Gregory Copley, editor and publisher of Defense and Foreign Affairs,

the author of the new book, Noble State,

about monarchy then and monarchy now.

We're headed to our King Charles report via Australia.

Headline from the Independent.

Albanese, that's the re-elected prime minister,

holds, quote, warm, end-quote, talks with President Trump on

a caucus and tariffs after election win.

Mr. Albanese said he had a very warm conversation.

Mr. Albanese said he discussed the a caucus with Mr. Abanezzi said he had a very warm conversation. Mr. Abinazi said he discussed the caucus with Mr. Trump in a congratulatory phone call from the president.

Mr. Abinacy of the Labor Party won against a conservative liberal national coalition led by Peter Dutton

as Mr. Trump's global tariff war and the fear of center-right leaders

mirroring Trump-style politics shaped the election in Mr. Albanese's favor, says the

independent.

I come to my favorite Australian national, Gregory Copley, who's from Western Australia,

from the Perth area. That's a bit like being from

the West where Glory lives, okay? So this is the opinion of a Western Australian, and I take it

very seriously because that's where the money is. Gregory, Albanese wins over Dutton. You were worried, you weren't worried.

You very much indicated that this was likely for several weeks. What did Dutton do wrong?

Because the COLA, the big policy, was decidedly against the cost of living allowance,

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