King Charles calls for U.S. and U.K. to 'rededicate' to each other

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Donald Trump reveals why he is 'jealous' of King Charles following Congress address.

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Donald Trump revealed he was "jealous" of King Charles III following the monarch's resounding Congress address on Tuesday.His Majesty received a rapturous reception on Capitol Hill yesterday, earning twelve standing ovations during his historic speech to both chambers of Congress.The 77-year-old monarch's speech ran to half an hour, exceeding its planned 20-minute duration due to spontaneous applause, laughter and cheers from the assembled 535 lawmakers.And President Trump was left more than impressed by the performance.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Greeting the King in front of the White House ahead of the State Dinner later in the afternoon, the 79-year-old President pointed at the King and declared: "He made a great speech...

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I was very jealous."The First Lady Melania stood grinning beside her husband as he made the quip to assembled photographers.King Charles became only the second reigning British monarch to address Congress, following his late mother Queen Elizabeth II's...

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Let our two countries rededicate ourselves to each other in the selfless service of our peoples and of all the peoples of the world," said the King.

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