Louise McSharry

No, I was just going to say, it's kind of weird because on the one hand he's saying that the war is over and then on the other hand he's having a little tantrum that more people aren't backing him up in the war that he says is over, right?

Because he's talking about, he pulled 500 troops out of Germany this week, US troops.

5,000.

5,000, sorry, Jews.

And he's talking about pulling troops from Italy and Spain.

Can you explain to me, like I'm an idiot, which frankly sometimes I am.

Why do these countries need U.S.

troops there?

Yeah, that's what I figured, right?

So would Germany be, like, why would Germany be upset about them?

I'm confused.

Let's talk, let's stay with Donald Trump and talk about the visit of King Charles.

I find saying King Charles, it feels so unnatural to me.

Are you struggling with this?

I know, I feel the same.

And again, he just feels very unserious.

But anyway, he actually kind of played a blinder, am I wrong, in his visit to go and see Donald Trump and various other things in America over the course of the last week?

Well, I think Charles is what Donald Trump wants to be like.

Donald Trump would love to be a king like and he can never be.

So, you know, I think that's that's the thing is that Charles represents something that's completely unattainable for Donald Trump.