I'm John Batchel with my colleague Elizabeth Peek, who writes for column for the

Hill, column for Fox News,

much on Fox Business, and I enjoy reflecting over the course of my life how King Charles III

and John Batchel were born within months of each other. So as he went through his education,

I went through mine. And then he took a sharp turn into the world of Polo. I couldn't follow him there. So I lost track for a number of years. He had a rough marriage and tragedy around him all the time. But he is royal. And the palace in Britain is not just ceremonial.

It has been the target over many decades.

Now, however, the king visited America with the Queen Camilla,

and we have no certain knowledge, but we are told that the king is not well and not expected to get better than he is right now.

So I acknowledge his risk for traveling to America,

and the reports were that he was a delight for everyone.

He's not lighthearted, however,

about the conditions between his country and America,

and I believe he was said to speak to it.

Queen Camilla, on the other hand, she had a first marriage and had children, but she and the

king came back together, and what will someday be celebrated is a storybook romance.

Not yet.

There's too much to go of his lifetime.

Liz, your measure of, we do not have a king in America, and I understand that's a controversy

sometimes, but this king is charming, Charles III, and I believe all those decades not being

the king gave him the grace to learn from his mother and to conduct himself accordingly.

How do you see it, Liz?

We have a couple of minutes.

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