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King Charles signs off state dinner speech with Boston Tea Party joke
At a state dinner on the second day of the royal visit to the US, King Charles had the room in fits of laughter with a gag steeped in American history. “Thank you, Mr. President and Mrs. Trump for your splendid dinner this evening, which, um, may I say is a very considerable improvement on the Boston Tea Party,” he said, referencing the 1773 protest which preceded the American Revolution. His Majesty then went on to toast to the US-UK alliance. “So whether your cup contains tea, wine, Scotch whiskey, bourbon, or even Cola; let us raise our glasses and voices as we toast, the past, the present and the future.”
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independent.co.uk
Congress erupts after King Charles references ‘checks and balances’ in address
British monarch’s praise for American democracy comes as White House calls Trump a ‘King’ in social media post
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usatoday.com
'Beautiful, British day.' Takeaways from King Charles' visit with Trump
On the second day of his U.S. visit, King Charles sought to ease concerns about rising tensions between the United States and the United Kingdom.
