Dr. Janice Stein

And are you staying in Lafayette?

Of course, there is that, but it's more they want somebody who gave voice to the fears and the anxieties about where this world is going.

And who had in their view, and I hear this all the time, who had in their view the courage to call it out.

Unlike, you know, you can argue he gave Friedrich Merz permission to say what he said, right?

Because nobody else said that, man.

And look at King Charles.

You know, King Charles came to Washington and did it with the greatest sophistication and subtlety and described himself as the King of Canada.

You know, if you were listening, there was...

But he did it with sophistication.

But he, I mean, that was the moment when he said, I'm the King of Canada.

Yes, I agree with you.

You know, he's 77.

He's waited his whole life to be king.

He's not well, right?

And he was never constrained, really.

Um...

In what he said, I think this was a lot of Charles.

And I think if you remember when Mark Carney first became prime minister, his first trip was to England.

And yes, he went to see Keir Starmer.

But of course, he went to see the king because any prime minister in the Commonwealth goes to see the king.