This is CBSI on the world. The King Charles Report, favorite moment of the week for Gregory

Cople and myself. King Charles is still challenged by cancer, but he's extremely ambitious.

There's rumor of him visiting America this year or next year, but there are facts about

what the king can do for the spirit of the people of Great Britain. Gregory, that joke,

Little Britain, keeps coming back to me every time I see Starrmer make another lawyer's decision.

Is there any positive news about Starrmer? Is it all King?

Well, there's no positive news about Stama? Is it all king? Well, there's no positive news about Stama. There are scandals emerging literally on a daily

basis involving either Stama or his key ministers, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the

treasurer, in other words, and the deputy, also the deputy prime minister, who is basically

in big political trouble. There will be a change in the Labour Party leadership sooner rather than

later, within three months at the very latest, in my view. In the meantime, the country is

indeed being held together by the king in terms of giving the population some sense of dignity and highlighting traditional British values and things which will endure beyond, if you like, a political term.

And what the king has been doing are things which the government can't even task him on or take

him to task about.

So in other words, he's not under the control of the government in these areas.

And in the last week, for example, he just created this massive Jewish Muslim communities accord

where all of the leaders of the Muslim community and Jewish community in the United Kingdom

came together and created a common monologue or dialogue leading to a joint understanding, an accord,

which was being hailed in Israel as being a miracle,

and the kings shown surrounded by imams and the like and rabbis in London.

He brought them together and they showed how amity could be achieved.

And that's one great applause in the Middle East.

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