I'm John Batchew with Gregory Copley, who is the author of Noble State,

in celebration of the constitutional

monarchy, because you have a king who's not head of government. Therefore, he does not need

to take questions on the floor of the Commons, nor does he need to explain bad public servants.

However, the nation is his duty, and the nation now, as I read it from outside,

is rocked by the arrest of former Prince of the Blood. He might still be, I don't know how they

rate these ideas. Andrew, who has a new but lesser name. It's a hyphenated surname.

I can't remember it easily.

And now the arrest of what we're told was an associate of Andrew,

former ambassador from the United Kingdom of the United States.

And the prime minister, Mr. Starrmer,

is associated in some fashion with this burgeoning scandal.

I don't know where it's going.

No one does.

Gregory the King, he's working very hard to maintain the stability of his own family and the crown.

What is your measure of the road ahead of him?

Well, they're continuing to do the job of the monarchy,

which is to build the sense of purpose and dignity of the country and the people.

He's been able to calm the society down,

which has been, in many respects, riotous in the last couple of years of the Labor government, and he's calmed things

down in terms of race riots, in terms of popular discontent and the like, to stem the public

discontent about the autocratic nature of the Starma government.

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