Lewis

The only thing, again, I mean, I think all that commentary, though, John, about the potential for embarrassment is always overdone.

Completely, I agree.

Because Trump...

Trump loves this stuff.

You know, there has literally not been an occasion.

You know, there have been lots of these royal visits now.

He's had the two state visits.

You know, he loved the Queen.

He's never embarrassed the Queen.

He's not really, in public, even with Starmer, embarrassed him that much.

He can be more diplomatic when he wants to be than he appears.

But the point is, is that, you know, I just think the slight problem with this stuff is we lull ourselves into a slightly false sense of...

achievement and security.

This is the fluff bit of our constitution.

This is literally the majesty of our constitution.

The actual proper business is done with the efficient bit of our constitution, which is the government and Keir Starmer.

And the truth is, is this going to actually, in any real way, improve the relationship or relations between the Trump administration and the Starmer government?

I doubt it.

But it's easy for Charles because he doesn't actually have to produce or achieve anything with Trump.

So it's easy for him.