King Charles received several standing ovations during his speech to Congress Tuesday, but he got a more muted response when he brought up two world issues.
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King Charles received several standing ovations during his speech to Congress Tuesday, but he got a more muted response when he brought up two world issues.
When the monarch called for the same “unyielding resolve” to be shown for Ukraine as that in the wake of the 9/11 attacks, a number of members on the Republican side of the chamber did not rise to their feet with others and clap.
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