Steve Inskeep

All right, so it sounds like the Justice Department is saying that Comey is getting treated just like everybody else.

Is that so?

All right.

So what happens now for James Comey?

And what about the legal process next?

Is this action against James Comey part of a broader pattern that maybe we're seeing at the Justice Department?

That's NPR's Keri Johnson.

Keri, thanks.

President Trump hosted King Charles at a state dinner Tuesday night.

They wore white tie at the White House.

Charles took note of Trump's changes to the House and noted that the British troops made their own changes to the building when they burned it in 1814.

The king also presented Trump with a ship's bell from a World War II vessel that was called Trump.

Charles' day of diplomacy also included an address to Congress.

NPR political reporter Elena Moore has been following the King's visit.

So, Elena, what stood out to you from the King's speech?

Not the Colin Firth film, but from what King Charles said.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer is the head of the UK government.

The King is a figurehead, though.

So what makes the King's comments notable or have weight?

Yeah, there's been a lot of tension between the U.S.