This is CBSI on the world. I'm John Batscher. King Charles Report with Gregory Copley, editor and

publisher of Defense and Foreign Affairs, the author of the new book, Noble State, The King's Task,

King of Great Britain, King, and that includes Northern Ireland, King of Canada and King of Australia and New Zealand.

Yes.

However, the special task of the king just became very difficult

because of the tension between the new premier,

same as the old premier, Mark Carney in Ottawa,

and the President of the United States, Donald Trump, both men

regard Charles as friendly, and in Trump's case, he's fatherly towards Charles.

They've known each other a long time.

Mark Carney, as an official of the Bank of England, as an official of the Bank of Canada,

as a man who is understood to be

very sympathetic to green authority around the world and at Davos, is also disposed towards

the king. However, the king is arriving in Canada for a speech, and that speech must knit together

what right now is rent asunder. Gregory, this is a task for a king.

I know he's up to it. What do you anticipate? What's the date of the speech? Good evening to you.

Good evening, John. Well, eventually we'll visit Canada for the state opening of Parliament on May 27th.

And at that state opening of Parliament, he will read

the speech from the throne, which signifies the opening of Parliament, and it signifies

the new government's program for the coming electoral period. So essentially, the King reads a speech

written by the Prime Minister, whether it's in the

United Kingdom or in Canada or in one of the other realms. When the king is not in one of these

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