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dash offer dash terms. Rob Schueter has been everywhere the last couple of days. Rosanna

Scotto and Natasha Verma, channel five, other networks, because he is Mr. UK, and the King

is still here on the Queen or in Virginia today.

Rob Schueter, how are you, buddy? Welcome back.

Hello, hello, hello. We were a little rushed yesterday, weren't me? That Rosanna Scott,

or drag me away from my first love, you, Sid. Oh, I love you,

too. That was, yeah, she's a lot of nerve that, Rosanna Scott. Rude, rude, rude. I'm going to go

to Fresco today and start throwing dishes all around. How about that? Um, no, no, she, I know you did a great

job with her and Natasha, who loves you too. And, you know, let's get right to it.

The King, I thought, was great when he spoke in front of Congress the day before in D.C.

But yesterday, he had the chance to come here. He went to the 9-11 sacred site.

I know his wife ended up in Harlem. They had a great dinner last night.

What were your impressions, Rob Schueter, of the King's Day, specifically here in New York City?

In New York City, I give him an A plus.

This is Charles at his best.

This is the queen at her best.

This is the secret weapon of the British, British Empire. These two know how to do it.

They know how to turn up. They know how to be chatty. They know how to be gracious. He's a funny guy.

So I know people who work at the palace. And they say sometimes, and you see these with politicians,

sometimes you see them on TV and they're a little stiff, not that funny,

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