Nick Ferrari

And I think the latter of those two cannot be underestimated.

It is a busy schedule.

It's not absolutely crazy.

As I mentioned, it's afternoon tea.

It's inspecting the new beehive on the White House lawn.

I know that the next time you're in Washington, I know that's number two on your to-do list.

Then there's a garden party.

There's a 21-gun salute.

He will have to address the U.S.

Congress.

But

I think, bear in mind, he will be playing to very much a home crowd.

There is a lot of love over there for the Queen of England, as they call her, the Queen Elizabeth.

So there's a lot of love for the son.

I think even there will be a degree, President Trump referencing that he loved King Charles, not so strong on Harry, his son.

How is Harry?

How is that wife of his?

Of course, referring to Duke of Sussex or Meghan.

I think there is a sense in some circles that Charles has been handed a bit of a tough one, not just with his brother, now Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, not just with his son, Harry, and the difficulties there.

Remember, he still hasn't physically seen him.