Karl Stefanovic has continued his run of inviting divisive guests onto his controversial podcast, The Karl Stefanovic Show. The latest episode, uploaded to YouTube on Tuesday after Stefanovic's exit from the Today Show was hastened following backlash over his chat with far-right activist Tommy Robinson, features the Queen's former chaplain, Dr. Gavin Ashenden.Ashenden had harsh words for British monarch King Charles III, who he lashed over the decision to abandon the label of Defender of the Faith, used by the royal family since the 16th century, and replacing it with 'Supreme Governor of the Church of England and protects the space for Faith within the multi-faith nation'.'Evidently we have a woke King. Coincidentally, we have a King who can't think straight despite having had the best possible education,' Ashenden told Stefanovic.'He has got caught up in something that pleases him, which is the idea that all religions and all spiritual realities are of equal value. And if you can somehow mix them together, it's good for society,' he continued. 'There's no evidence in history of this at all.'Dr. Gavin Ashenden (left) has lashed King Charles on the latest episode of The Karl Stefanovic Show with host Karl Stefanovic (right) Ashenden said that by failing to have 'fresh thoughts', King Charles is part of a process that he says is, 'unravelling everything that has held us together'.'He's like a blind and deaf lion tamer, who can't see things are quite dangerous,' Ashenden said. When asked what the late Queen Elizabeth II would think of her son's reign, Ashenden did not hold back. 'I think she would know it's a disaster. She was a very intelligent, alert woman, full of integrity,' he said. 'I think one of the reasons we loved her, is that we felt that we were dealing with a woman of integrity. When the world is run by people with integrity, the world is safe.'We loved her because she was a model of how this thing needs to be done. 'Unfortunately Charles... is just falling short of what's expected of a King.'Ashenden served as an honorary Chaplain to Queen Elizabeth II for almost a decade, between 2008 and 2017.He resigned from the position in early 2017, indicating that he wished to freely speak on theological issues without drawing the Queen into controversy. 'Evidently we have a woke King. Coincidentally, we have a King who can't think straight despite having had the best possible education,' Ashenden told Stefanovic. Pictured: King Charles III When asked what the late Queen Elizabeth II (left) would think of her son's reign, Ashenden did not hold back. 'I think she would know it's a disaster. She was a very intelligent, alert woman, full of integrity,' he saidAshenden offered Stefanovic his support on speaking out on challenging topics, stating that he feels the television star has paid greatly for his intended pursuit of free speech. Stefanovic exited Channel Nine last month following widespread condemnation over his interview with Tommy Robinson on his independent podcast, The Karl Stefanovic Show, with the network reportedly concerned by a potential advertiser boycott. 'On behalf of people who are desperate to hear the truth spoken, and I know you've had to pay a huge price for speaking it, but thank you for doing it,' Ashenden said. 'We need you to be free to speak the truth, and it's very difficult if you're employed nowadays. We're in a very strange place, one that I could have never imagined growing up... 'A social contagion takes place with no one wanting to be the odd one out.'Buckingham Palace updated the monarch's official spiritual role in June's Sovereign Grant Annual Report. The 500-year-old term 'Defender of the Faith' was set aside, with the updated wording stating that the King 'protects the space for Faith within the multi-faith nation'.