Hey there, from CNN.

I'm David Ryan with the five things you need to know for Tuesday, April 28th.

Thank you very much, everybody.

What a beautiful British day this is.

And it really is.

Your Majesty's members of the President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump officially welcomed King Charles and Queen

Camilla to the White House this morning.

Honoring the British king might seem an ironic beginning to our celebration of 250 years

of American independence, but in fact no tribute could be more appropriate.

Later this afternoon, Charles will become just the second royal to address a joint meeting of Congress before a big state dinner later tonight.

This is not just pompant circumstance, though. There are a lot of thorny issues at play, notably Jeffrey Epstein-related accountability and the war with Iran.

And to make things even more potentially awkward,

the Financial Times reported this morning on leaked comments made earlier this year by the UK ambassador to the U.S. Christian Turner.

Turner said the special relationship for the U.S. is probably Israel, not the UK.

He talked about how nobody in power in the U.S. has really been brought

down by the Epstein scandal. A British source told CNN that the recording was of a private

conversation, which was never intended for publication, and that Turner's comments do not

reflect government policy. A lot coming up, including gas gets even pricier, and a major oil player

shakes things up.

Stick around.

Security program on spreadsheets.

New regulations piling up?

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