I'm John Batchel with Gregory Copley of Defense and Foreign Affairs.

King Charles, working very hard,

you tell me, Gregory, he had a full day. He's also working very hard to bring William along

for concern, responsible concern, that whatever affliction he's suffering, and we're told only that

it's cancer, his time in the throne might not be long. So how's he doing? What's he

working on now? He travels a lot. He certainly does travel a lot and today he was back at

Windsor Castle presiding over investitures for a big annual honours distribution. So he was,

for example, gave a sports star a knighthood and other

honours to other people. So it's a very positive and uplifting day where people who've made a

contribution to Britain's prestige or its actual social or economic success are rewarded.

So the King enjoys making sure that these people get the reward that they deserve.

And so that was very positive.

Now, in the background, and particularly in the United States,

we see a lot of the fluff media and social media talking about

well, King Charles' is actually in serious health decline and the like.

There is nothing to demonstrate that.

Yes, he's going through his periodic health reviews for his cancer treatment, and we don't

know what form of cancer that was,

other than that they've said that he's likely to die with it, not of it, which is very positive,

and that goes with a number of forms of cancer. He took appropriate medical action when it was

required. He's still back at work and doing a great job.

You know, you only have to look at his visit to the United States

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