In the day's other headlines, President Trump enjoyed a warm welcome to Britain's Windsor Castle today,

where his royal hosts put on a display of pageantry, pomp, and military parades.

It's an unprecedented second-state visit for Mr. Trump, and it comes with both regal spectacle and real-world diplomacy.

That's due to include the signing tomorrow of a civilian nuclear power deal and a massive

transatlantic tech agreement.

At Windsor Castle, a chopper-side personal welcome from the Prince and Princess of Wales

and a gilded entrance fit for a king, a queen, and an American president, as President Trump

was greeted with the full royal treatment upon arrival in the United Kingdom.

That included 1,300 armed troops and a royal review of guards, all part of the largest

military welcome for a state visit in British history.

King Charles later escorted President Trump into the oldest castle in the world to view

the royal collection.

That's so amazing.

Tables adorned with mementos of U.S. British relations, including documents of America's

independence nearly 250 years ago.

By comparison, today's pomp and circumstance was a stark upgrade from Trump's last state visit in 2019.

The president is a bit of a showman.

The UK wanted to put on a good show, and they were able to do it with the blessing of the

king.

So all the stops were pulled out.

Soft diplomacy from the royal family, it seemed by all accounts, looking at all the pictures

that come out, that the King

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