Robert Jobson

I hope that the President and the King will come to some sort of understanding, particularly about the way he talks about the British troops.

And after all, that in a way includes all troops, doesn't it, under the King's auspices?

It probably helps that he sort of loved the late queen, as most people did.

Still being discussed on the television channels, not surprising as most of the people that are doing those shows are actually at the event.

I was sitting next to Caroline Leavitt, the press secretary's husband.

He was one of our guests.

He was sitting right next to me.

And, you know, right as the dinner was starting, you know, the national anthem happened.

And then he kind of leaned over and said, you know, I watched you on TV.

You did a great job.

You need to be very safe.

And he was very serious when he said that to me.

And he kind of looked around the room and he said, you know, there are some

I hope that the President and the King will come to some sort of understanding, particularly about the way he talks about

british troops and after all the and that in a way includes all troops doesn't it under the king's auspices um because i thought some of the things that were said and i think the king people close to were a little upset about the insults that was sort of banding around about the royal navy and things like that which uh you know that that's a bit too much i think and i think i'm sure he'll just gently remind the president trump that uh

A lot of people from the armed forces of Great Britain, New Zealand, Australia, Canada, shed blood on the fields of defeating Nazism.

And I think that he might get a general history lesson on that one.

It probably helps that he sort of loved the late queen, as most people did.

It probably helps that he's got respect for

for the royal family, and particularly now the king, because, of course, his mum was Scottish.