Good morning. It is Thursday September 15th and things that are trending this hour. Roger

Federer. He has announced that he's ending his competitive tennis career. The labor cup next

week in London will be his final event. Also trending Nike. They've released their World Cup kits

today. The kits are actually the uniforms of what the soccer players will wear during the

World Cup and finally trending King Charles. He calls for minimum disruption of the public as they

make their way through the five mile snake queue to see the queen lying in state. All right, so

you've had what is it now? You've had a week. It was a week ago today when we went off the air.

Okay, perfect. So does or does he not Prince Charles get more unlikable as the days go on as the day.

And like every time you see or hear this guy, are you not just already over everything that has

anything to do with him and he really hasn't even done anything yet? Yeah, I feel there's a lot of

pressure on him, you know, to be likable. He's replacing a beloved woman and he will never be

her. So that has to be a lot to contend with not only with the loss of your mother, but filling a

position where everybody loved the past person. Plus he's got to transition an entire country into a

new way of thinking. So I got to imagine that's a lot true, but his whole life. He has been wholly

unlikable. You expected to change now. I mean, there's nothing about him that people said,

a boy, I really feel the, you know, the country, the, you know, the empire will be in great hands

with this guy calling the shots. I think people feel that way about William. I think they felt

that way about his mother, but your whole life, you have been an un, just a despised, unlikable person.

And it's like every time he talks, it's like him with the ink, you know, the thing now, there's

been times about him having drawn the ink well aside with the pen. It's like, dude, it's a pen.

Get a big pen and sign like who cares? Yeah. You know, it's just every time I see him, it

reminds me how glad I am the 240 years ago. We beat the hell out of these people. I don't have

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