At a grand state banquet last night, Donald Trump delved into political topics, breaking royal protocol with his speech. The US President enjoyed the opulence of the lavish dinner at Windsor Castle’s St George’s Hall, addressing 160 guests in a speech that stirred conversation.
Seated beside King Charles, Trump made references to “free speech” and the significance of the “Union Jack,” hinting at UK domestic politics. He also took a veiled jab at former President Joe Biden, claiming the US was in poor shape before his second term.
Expressing admiration for Princess Kate, Trump acknowledged the honor of being the first American president welcomed in such a manner. He praised King Charles for his dedication to preserving British traditions and culture, highlighting his efforts in various philanthropic endeavors.
Trump commended the King’s son, the Prince of Wales, predicting great success for him in the future. He expressed delight at meeting Prince William and praised Princess Catherine’s radiant health and beauty.
Referring to the historical ties between the US and the UK, Trump emphasized the enduring bond of kinship and shared values. He credited the UK for contributing to America’s current success, asserting that together, the two countries have made significant global impacts.
In a toast, Trump celebrated the friendship between the two nations and praised King Charles III, acknowledging his exceptional leadership. He concluded by expressing gratitude for the honor of being part of the event.
The event highlighted the deep-rooted connections and mutual admiration between the US and the UK, underscoring the importance of unity and collaboration in upholding shared values and heritage.