soon. good to see you. the queen passing, 70 year reign, quite a story. we will stay on it for you. i'm elizabeth macdonald, you've been watching "the evening edit". thank you for watching. we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ kennedy: there she is, modern history gone tonight at age 96. queen elizabeth the second passing away peacefully after 70 years on the throne. her eldest son king charles the third but with the world never be the same without his iconic mom? live look at buckingham palace in england. gathering to pay respects and ten days of morning before her

funeral. it will be a send off anything like we've ever seen in our lifetimes because of the unparalleled scope of her life. she was born a royal but served as an analyst driver and mechanic during world war ii. 1952 she ascended the throne after the death of her father king george the sixth. >> queen elizabeth by the duke left buckingham palace to be crowned sovereign of for great britain and commonwealth empire. the gilded coach by her majesty's guides transported the royal pair to westminster. as the procession made its way through the history hollowed streets of london, loyal people roiled out there are claim. ♪ kennedy: rolled out there are claim. we don't talk like that anymore we should. she was the longest serving will

in british history and second only among monarchs to the french king louis the 16th. her reign saw seven popes, 15 prime ministers, 14 u.s. presidents for most people on earth, she's been a constant region, the old ways with the new. she knew that in a sense of humor about it. >> start this thing when i was here in 1776. [laughter] over our six days in the united states we've enjoyed the dwell on the history of the relationship between our two countries as well as celebrating its vitality. kennedy: younger generations may know her colorful outfits and charming hats or show movies like the ground and paddington bear. we'll get into her cultural little later in the show with the party panel and we are going

to discuss the new king and what the world look like going forward under the reign of king charles the third period foxbusiness correspondent ashley webster has more on the life of elizabeth and what we can expect the next few days. >> i love those wheels and voices, it's classic and elizabeth the second came to the british throne at the age of 25, headfirst into the life of a monarch is our country was barely on its feet trying to rebuild from the second world war but young elizabeth, george the sixth learned many of his traits in service so well over the course of 70 years, 214 days she remained understated, uncontroversial and her mantra was to lead by example and always do your duty and that was the case. she provided stability to british life, constant to the ever-changing world and devotion to public service has been admired around the world. yes, as you mentioned she worked with 15 prime ministers including the intimidating

winston churchill. when asked who she liked best, she'd reply i love them all she didn't say that about the girls president by the way. it's fitting she passed away at the castle, royal estate of the scottish highlands where she spent summers in the happiest according to all accounts. she did indoor hard times including death of princess diana and problems of the children but she did manage to stay resolute. ninety-six, she had been failing health even show she was seen two days ago there reading the newly appointed british prime minister list trust but little did we know time was running out. there will be a ten day period of morning culminating with the funeral where world leaders will gather to pay final respects, that's going to be a spectacle in all churches in great britain tomorrow are encouraged to told

their bells as a sign of respect for the late elizabeth the second. kennedy: for fans of the crown and people who have been paying attention, we seen a lot of westminster abby but she will be the first monarch to be under there with the funeral since the 18th century. that's kind of shocking. >> it is such as her esteem that makes sense but yes, it is unusual. she'll be laid to rest at windsor castle where her husband of 73 years, the duke currently is laid to rest, he died 18 months ago so she will have her placed next to him but that funeral service, you will have people from all over the world wanting to come pay respects. it will be quite a sight. kennedy: will that be a private grave? >> yes, i believe so. we'll see, maybe -- she's left

all instructions, we know that, what music she wants of the funeral, this has been long planned out. the actual burial place i would know what she asked for it to be open to the public it may be. kennedy: i would love to pay my final respects, i'm of the fan and i know we seen this coming for quite some time. it's interesting because there are few people whose deaths move you and stop in your tracks and remember where you are when they passed and she's one of those people. thank you so much, appreciate it. as the world grieves, cause for celebration of the queens life and british culture. earlier today as news of the queens passing broker, double rainbow appeared over london and the crowd started singing god save us.

♪ ♪ kennedy: what can we expect over the next ten days? royal commentator and host of the to die for big daily pod podcast, kinsey, welcome to the show. >> i am a fan, it's good to see you. kennedy: is nice to see you, too although these are sad circumstances. is there anything about the queens passing that was surprising to you as someone who digests elements of the royal family? >> i do think it was interesting to recently have seen her with list trust working until the very end.

it's exactly what she promised to do. i also felt i was so wrapped up in the tornado of prince harry and meghan in town which was a big deal, this caught me, it truly caught me off guard. i don't want to use the word lucky but what are the odds in terry, the fact that he was here at this time, he is lucky he got to be with his family during this time because things have been really toxic lately and it gives him a chance to reevaluate things and grieve with his family members and hopefully find common ground with his mother. kennedy: i think a lot of people hope that. they've seen these two grow up together. will never forget the images of them walking behind their mothers funeral portage and they were just little kids they always grew up so close protecting each other and for them to have this falling out, a

lot of people regardless of how you feel about harry's no good ungrateful wife, who still want the rift to be repaired between brothers. we know it harry was able to make it to the queens bedside before she passed? >> i cannot confirm but it's my understanding he did not get there in time, i will have to confirm that for you but he did not have the access, transportation prince william had. as a senior working member of the royal family, i did think it was interesting because this specific trip felt like in-your-face to the british royal family, it felt like harry and meghan would do the happen, have out royal thing on your own so for this to come will circle, this has got to hurt interesting and maybe we've made some steaks and we should apologize and i'm hoping that is the direction

they go but this did not feel like a trip to had good intentions and this is a horrible ending. kennedy: it's also jesting because every member of the royal family, they are expressing a sorrow you only feel when you lose someone so important to you and someone for whom you are important to and that's the remarkable thing about the queens, through the drama, she's still very much loved her family, they were the enter of her life, she was a family and person but at the same time, because of that duty, in order to spare people the pain of having to plan, she had been planning her funeral and the ten day morning. for years, what can we expect from operation london bridge? >> yes, i've had to write it down because it's so crazy. the flags are at half right now

but 10:00 a.m. tomorrow is -- i'm sorry, 11:00 a.m. is when charles becomes king and the flags go up. they are asking all churches to bring their belt for the queen tomorrow. in little pockets, prince charles and camilla, prince william and catherine are expected to go. sophie and edward and i even believe we will see queen and, they are going to go on many royal tours and visit people throughout the country to say this is what looks like the slimmed-down monarchy we've been hearing for years prince charles has been trying to create. interested in seeing how much we see of andrew because obviously he was close to the queen rumored to be his favorite but prince charles, king charles, i can't believe i keep saying prince charles, king charles is

in charge now and andrew. kennedy: he's going to -- i'm telling you, he has a plan and wants to pair things down. we've known that for quite some time and i have a feeling he's been waiting for the top job for a few decades and he's like no, this crown where is not in the mood to play so they'll be like you want to insinuate i was racist? by. >> sia. kennedy: we will see how this plays out, there will be a great deal of honor and protocol and respect for queen elizabeth the second, god rest her soul and we will see what the future holds for the british monarch. thank you so much, appreciate it. coming up, queens passing marks and era of the british empire and the world. how has the crown changed global politics and will british allies ever be the same? former aide to the british prime minister, one and only steve

hilton back in action, he joins me next. ♪

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was a time when the sun never sets on the british empire, those days are gone. queen elizabeth the second served the estate for over 32 countries throughout. only 15 of the countries remain in the commonwealth. with queen elizabeth gone and king charles 16 succeeding her, what will the future of british influence over the world be? is this the end of britain as we know it? for a british from his and host of the next revolution sunday night fox news channel, stephen is back thank you for making time this evening. i know you have a lot of responsibilities in a unique perspective. you are an american citizen you grew up in the united kingdom, is it difficult to overstate queen elizabeth's includes. >> yes and what's amazing is the reaction building during the

day. it is striking because everyone knew this day would come get it intends, the feelings that have been aroused and i think it's because she had this incredible role as she put want to be something that eases the process of change, rock of stability in this incredibly fast-changing world. now she's gone and you've got a new my minister as well so what will it mean? i think it's even for those like myself who don't support the institution even as a kid, i argued debate at school against the monarchy and why, i'm an american now yet even as a kid i was excited, i think i was eight years old, queens jubilee, we had today off school to see the queen, i remember what she was wearing. you talk about her colorful dresses, one of the things she used to say is she needs to be

seen to be believed and she did walkabouts and whatever and why she wore bright dresses so people could see her even in the crowd. these words are clichés but is irreplaceable it will be very difficult for king charles to come with the same amount of respect because she was incredibly beloved, very popular. the monarchy was not so he's got a job on his hands to try to ensure that stability. kennedy: her popularity has grown over the decades particularly the last ten years. as scandals burn out completely new ones pop up, her presence and grace have always been a constant. charles had his own scandals before he met diana and their marriage and divorce so he sort of embodies that, what's the best case scenario for king charles?

>> it's interesting, i think will be different. the big thing about the queen that made her such a success was this incredible way for 70 years she totally avoided getting involved in any kind of controversy. she never forced an opinion on anything including this modern era of social media coverage and so on. charles is the opposite. we know his opinions on just about everything. architecture to organic farming, ministers in the government, political persuasions over the years, used to getting letters from charles, the school service used to call it black spider, sprawling handwriting or he would weigh in on the politics of the day and he's expressed that publicly so he can't pretend to be neutral for things. who could put him in with somebody who's a real fanatic on

climate change and if you take what he says and put it in the mouth of a politician, he be aoc level on climate change so it will be interesting to see how he reconciles that past openness about his views on particular issues with his new role uniting the country. kennedy: we are running out of time, i wish i had four hours with you. william he now becomes the duke has access which will be a lot of money, how does his life change? >> he's next in line to the throne, king charles exceeded to the throne at an advanced age so you can do the math, at some time william will be in his place and i think he's thinking hard to keep the monarchy relevant and keep direct expect going, i think he has more chance of doing that because it seems looking at public opinion he and particularly kate have

that emotional support in a way charles and camilla a little bit more difficult to see that happen. you never know, i'm sure charles has had a lot of time to think about it so william will do a good job if the monarchy last as long as his term. kennedy: and that may not happen, there's so much up in the air for great britain and the monarchy and we will see what the place is as things settle into this new king. will be watching you sunday night. coming up, 70 year reign influence everything from the beatles to paddington. what's the biggest pop-culture legacy? what's next for netflix the complex to get into it with the party panel making their way in next. ♪

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she was absolutely everywhere from beatles and pistols song to andy world paintings, she includes musicians, writers, punk rockers, you name it, they knew her. she recently shared marla sandwiches with paddington. the cartoon fair today made respects tweeting thank you ma'am for everything. mam rhymes with him. we know that.

even netflix and shaken some of the crown, i think every episode 15 times, that's not a lie. positive production after the queens death, just how grand was queen elizabeth's pop-culture impact? with assembled a fantastic party panel in studio to discuss, comedian host of fox across america on fox news radio, jimmy failla. vaccination host, abby hornacek russia alien hunt. next president, host of the part of the problem podcast, dave smith back in studio. >> last time i was here i said covid won't be a dead thing big thing. i'm serious. kennedy: i said some doozies. i'm looking at this, her impact on life ann coulter and how americans feel, you were the

first person i thought of today, i was wondering -- sorry, it's emotional. did reggie jackson get to her? [laughter] >> think leno because lieutenant was able to foil that the bk in anaheim probably one of the biggest moments of her career in the monarchy and that's where i think her impact is so hard to quantify she was on the throne 15 prime ministers, 14 u.s. presidents, 81 fast and furious movies, 19 spider-man, 17 batman. she was everywhere he looked and when you said you thought of me, i thought it was because when you think monarchy, he associated with the fact that i get paid and white castle which is not the same as buckingham. kennedy: but you do like to go to burger king and get the crown

on your birthday. >> that's the closest i come to being on the throne. me and harry have the same thing. kennedy: if only he had jenny. we are not going to discuss t that. we are talking about an incredible woman and people are familiar with the queen because the crown, are you a fan of the show? >> i've only seen one episode. i hate to admit that, i'd rather watch it unfold the last 70 years, i didn't witness all of those but it sounds like i'm what you have to watch. it sounds like once they resume filming from i think more people will watch myself included but watching over the years i have been alive during her rule, 21 years old she goes i don't know how long i live for the short or long, i'll devote myself to my country. can you imagine 21-year-old today doing that and talk about

pop-culture videos, they have no idea what she was doing when she was 21. kennedy: how many life likes to get, i will live my life on social media. that's my 21-year-old would say today. i know you are a big monarchist and naturally you feel for king george the third who lost the colony and you long for reunion ever since but it's like johnny, i don't think we're ever getting back together. >> it's like if somebody on a soap opera died and i'm like i'm sure it's sad -- i didn't watch the show so i don't know -- >> he's like i go to dairy qu queen. [laughter] >> i'm sorry she's dead, this i. kennedy: my friend is a giant to do and he's american but a giant to do of. >> why are we pretending this isn't ridiculous we still have

imaginary monarchs? they aren't even really. >> just to stop, it's 2022. kennedy: she's queenly and she has -- god rest her soul. that's not a threat. >> biggest welfare family of all time, a good run. it was he doing on jeffrey epstein's show? that's more interesting to me. kennedy: that goes to the entitlement of people's wealthy powerful families. >> i'm not going to bash the monarchy, i spent too much time and a tiara after hours, i ca can't. kennedy: i like her, i'm a fan. god rest her soul. i was sad today. >> you need to know, she likes the queen, if you ever met a look at two into dinosaurs, got to have the tyrannosaurus rex. she will just walk into your living room and start guarding fun facts. kennedy: over ice with an orange

peel. [laughter] >> you like corgis. i do believe she hasn't order of protection against you, it will come out in the next coming d days. kennedy: i wish they would send me to london. [laughter] the queen always tuesday above it all, the breakup of charles and diana conference and her and meghan markle's media spectacle queen elizabeth remains silent criticized for not showing emotion over princess diana's death and despite all that, how did she stay above, how did she do that? >> i talked to her personally and she told me. no. i don't know, i think as the queen, you're up there on the throne and everyone is down here

and make sure. kennedy: so much crazy. >> they don't partake in gossip and that's why you will never see a reality show last 70 years because -- the bachelor has lasted 70 years -- no. i think it is something to be said about removing yourself because she started to partake, it would have been chaos and i know jimmy walks around, he knows gossip but doesn't share it with people. kennedy: she did dance with george michael and rode horses with ronald reagan. >> they were both would you like to go for a ride? not english but let's go. several of. >> to the plan on sending weapons to afghanistan or something? honestly i do think -- i referenced it earlier because the only part of this i care about, her kid was hanging out

with jeffrey epstein, this guy running trafficking rings to entrap politicians and incriminate them but jeffrey epstein didn't and he wasn't -- and intelligence as it or at least that's what they told the prosecutor going after him. >> it's hard to judge print enter because clinton's set jeffrey epstein was a great h hang. [laughter] kennedy: what happened to this show? >> let me jump in, -- the reason she was able to stay above, she had a strong sense of duty to her people for accolades bestowed upon her, a revered figure around the globe, she saw herself as the leader of the family and she's made efforts to incorporate harry and meghan until he got unwieldy, i'm su sure. kennedy: that was charles though.

charles was like a really? that's what you want to accuse me of? >> i don't think jimmy is the substance. [laughter] >> get her out of here. >> radio host adding substance. kennedy: where's the beef? [laughter] when she was 18 she learns to be a driver and mechanic and auxiliary service and i've never heard a mechanic gossip and they know how to fix things so i think she's just the ultimate fixer. kennedy: if you watch the crown, you know the reason there was delayed learning of her kat father's passing because the car overheated in the kat pouring water in the relic no, i was a mechanic in the war and they had to sit there and she was right. >> i was on the show? kennedy: yes. >> stuff you're missing out on. >> she was a great woman deserves respect and our

sympathy and i know meghan is asking for private time which is the family all of their closest cameramen and once we get past that -- [laughter] >> he's back. kennedy: she went out of her way to say it wasn't the queen or prince philip who made racist comments about the future baby. that means it was charles so charles was like i'm kidding -- that's what you get. >> this sucks that title comes with no real power. your king now, what are you going to do? kennedy: harry and meghan can go to king and diamonds. >> less power than sir charles barkley. [laughter] >> he does have a lot of powerrc though. kennedy: worst backswingof. [laughter] party panel, don't move, we got in studio edition of game nighte playin ag classic crimes, are yu smarter than a college student?

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time to discredit dilutions of accredited institutions with america's classiest game come across crown, team of crackpots scoured the country colleges for nettie studies curious curriculum. we will see of our panelists can tell the difference between real college courses and fake ones made him when we were hammered. whoever gets the most right went a black light poster of the panther. jimmy, abby, dave, are you ready let's give it the old college try, question number one. real or fake battle depending on whether or not you think it's a real college class. the sociology of miley cyrus, real or fake? >> a lot of content there. kennedy: to have you on the

board, abby and dave. more college from the syllabus using miley cyrus as a lens which to restore women's race. >> you get a lot of home to w work. [laughter] kennedy: you are so proud of yourself. [laughter] i love it. question number two. real or fake? is this a real expert from a college class syllabus? students will play fantasy football while drinking beer made in the city's teams playing in the upcoming monday night football matchups, real or fake? >> that seems very specific. >> everyone is on the board. >> fake because it's so stupid but stupid and mike a masculine fun sounding way, too cool for college. kennedy: i just did podcast and

we agreed. they are intellectual units and in college now. question number three, real college class? # sophie class. >> i hope not real or fake? >> i did walk past nyu today and a lot of selfies were taken. kennedy: you are on the board, not only is it real, it's a class at usc. >> no, no. [laughter] kennedy: students quickly analyze selfies and document their significance. >> i've never been so embarrassed. [laughter] kennedy: is this a real exit from a college class syllabus? students learn the specifics of the star wars story verse including how a bill becomes lost in the senate and history of the dynasty?

real or fake? >> i'm all in. >> that's got to be real. >> has to be. kennedy: you guys are handing this game to dave smith. >> that went too far. >> i will disagree. i majored in intro to xbox, okay? >> i went to a college that has a sophie class so it could be true. kennedy: a bunch of other dumb things. i love this one, is this a real college class? group crying. >> that's got to be real. [laughter] kennedy: you are tied with abby now. it's fake. >> i think that happens. [laughter] kennedy: if you all cry, there's a group cry. is this a real college class? alien sex like here's your little et.

[laughter] everyone goes fake. it's real, university of rochester. let's do a probe, kid. >> et phone sex home? kennedy: take off your towel. [laughter] question seven, is this a real college class? zombies popular media. >> there's so many zombie shows. kennedy: columbia university, you can analyze representation of the zombie. >> this is what they are asking for. kennedy: no free college. david still in the lead, is this a real college class? dirty picture. [laughter] >> i can't. come on.

kennedy: you are now ahead by three. >> i'm in touch with how profoundly stupid kids are in college. kennedy: the art of explicit photos. we got two more and you can still catch up. is this a real college class? playstation five, real or fake? >> real for sure. kennedy: >> you can make so much money these days. kennedy: dave, you're still ahead by two. this is worth three points is this a real college class? how to grow and process cocaine. real or fake? >> it might be a class at ucla. >> i'll go real. fake all the way, no way -- how is this legally a class?

i say fake. >> are you sure? kennedy: jimmy failla. [laughter] >> i did it. god save the queen. don't ever wrestle with mon monarchy. kennedy: sorry, dave. >> it's okay. a fun game.er a fun game.er kennedy: i 7 think it's your fit win. topical storm is next. ♪

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a new survey claims most adults only have more friends they can count on. their names are jack daniels, johnny walker, jim beam and joée cuervo. those are my drinking buddies. this is topical storm, topic number one. drinking buddies, thirsty thursday salute to queen elizabeth favorite cocktail. the classic cocktail queen elizabeth was known to enjoy every day before lunch, she would go from being the british wing to the yes queen.

her majesty prefer to to one for lower alcohol content although she would double her intake visiting on occasion even known to enjoy the cocktail with a breakfast picnic that explains why the rest of the picnic was filled with egg mcmuffin's. tonight let's choose to the queen the way she'd want us to with a stiff upper lip and stiffer jen cocktail or shot at crown royal. topic number two. enough about hitting the sauce, let's talk about the sauce hitting you. partnering with closing retailer the of the sale of a new line of catch up stained clothing. he looked like larry the cable fly called the vintage collection including shirts, hoodies and jackets and dresses re- stained with blotches of catch up. you can wear on the new york

city subway so criminals think you have been pre-stabbed. the collection includes high-priced items like this $300 catch up stained gucci shirt in case you want to dress like rob kardashian, clothing online today or get free today sitting across from chris christie a diner eating fries. topic number three. kellogg's selling cereal bowls the come pre-packed with powdered milk. all you do is out of order so it turns out the unhealthiest thing you can have for breakfast isn't jen. they are called insta goals meant for the on the go cereal lovers with no time for traditional sitdown bills unless you count sitting down at the

bus stop. each portable bowl is proportioned with single serving of cereal and healthy sprinkling of powdered milk so now it's never easier to smuggle cocaine in the morning. kellogg's says the bulls are ideal for city dwellers who have trouble finding milk on the town or as a new york city resident, i agree it's almost impossible to find the nipples on iraq. even if you do, they barely have enough for a small latte nothing. topic number four. in our queen elizabeth let's hear from some royal pains in the arts. you are male tina kicks off with kenne-daylia, more like canada dorky. punch yourself. even kim kardashian is not asso

annoying as you. m you don't even listen to her because you are to busy lookingn at her p giant , you permit. your commentating is terrible.ln you need to go back and learn how to dress professionally. go hate yourself in the uterus. all these years i've never seen you without your glasses. how about just want tonight, go for it. for it. no. i'll be righ ♪

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