tabloids loved prince charles, the playboy. >> charles seems to take a particular shine to diana. >> first fell in love. [laughter] >> under media glare, charlesublic image is often ques questioned. >> also in all of this, there was parker built. >> she had a suspicion charles was seeing camilla, charles didn't really love her. >> the marriage was spiraling down. >> the queen want to charles and diana to divorce. >> you seemed difficulties preparing to be king. >> he has to be the idea landmark moments of his life are also landmark moments for the nation. >> i think charles will be an extremely good king. >> he cares so much, he cares about his subject, he cares about his country. >> feel want to make the family more relevant to younger people. >> the promise of lifelong service, i knew too old today. ♪ >> buckingham palace royal highness elizabeth, duchess safely delivered of prince at 19:14 p.m. >> and air born, prince charles philip george came into the world november 141948. >> there's public jubilation at the news, it's a voice. [cheering] >> the man the world would come to know simply as charles was third in line to the british throne. >

charles: great stuff, rob. appreciate you, thank you so much. >> thanks, charles. charles: we'll be right back. arles: i was on social media this morning and saw a chart and i wanted to share it with you guys. i had a few issues with it but, you know, there's been a relentless push to change society from one that rewards hard work and i'm talking rewards its spiritual financially and people seek individual accomplishment to one where you are simply rewarded for being born. and the simplistic take on how we are taught in this particular thing, it just bothers me. first of all, i honestly don't know anyone that's not taught to measure success through a prism of faith and higher power and health is obviously there but happiness for your family, contribution, society beginning with own naked. neighborhood. we want a physical and latter -- neighborhood and we want a physical and latter with the physical challenge and there's a difference between being stressed and your coffee wasn't as hot as it used to be or the train was late. i mean, those are insignificant things compared to true mental health pr

charles payne, so sorry, melinda, my executive producer back from italy. she can't time a show. she went over. i apologize. charles: i would still be in italian time too. neil: you got it. charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." the market struggling for direction here, really trying to decide, especially nasdaq, get this, it was 1.8% at the open. rallied 1.7%, dropped another percentage point. how do you deal with this volatility and remain sane? should you be hiding out with defensive stocks? you should note, they're very, very expensive. over the next hour my market pros help you deal with what promises to be a really wild month of september. is reading charts nothing more than reading a horoscope. that is what economist magazine is saying. technicians are fired up, including ian mcmillan is here to explain. apple is adding giant. their latest mack developpian move has their competitors gassing. the dumb moves we're making in name of green utopia is making our live harder and does nothing for the climate. all that and more on "making money." ♪. charles: so the market picked up on that ugly, you know, turnaround on friday. i mean that thing was rea

to charles payne to help you. charles. charles: neil, fear of the fed is real. wishes go out to all the folks in florida. thank you so much, neil. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, breaking right now. another head fake and more of it as fed is afraid of the fed. powell and company should not take it as compliment. jawboning is working, working maybe more the wrong reasons. this begs the question is jerome powell really for the common man? how much should we fed is for main street when they were created to serve big banks? ralph bostick says the central bank has not lost credibility with the public. tweet me your thoughts, do you agree or disagree. should the fed be abolished? tweetee @cv page. i will share your replies at the end of the show. oil at nine-month low. tracy shuchart tells us where she sees it next. have you ever want to be a venture capitalist. we have the arc fund on the show to discuss a new venture. all that and more on "making money". ♪. charles: got to tell you asking, the stock market carnage to me is the most underreported story in

charles payne can fix this. charles: thank you, my friend. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." resistance is futile. bonds keep soaring fed officials keep talking. downside momentum has become a tidal wave. when does it stop, how do you survive, ultimately how do you find a way to make money once the dust settles? i will ask my market experts on the show. what is the checklist for the market bottom. businesses say we've entered in alice in wonderland. i will ask brian wesbury is there any chance the fed won't go too far. owning a home is becoming a group effort. economic realities on main street. hadley heath manning. i'm saying what happened in italy is rejection of globalism. sven hendrich is here in later in the hour. my take wayaway of ununited revolt. citizens around the world are up in arms. they're making moving only if they were united. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: so today could have been a very pivotal session for the market. remember the s&p closed just, less than a percent from the june low on friday. many thought maybe more hoped than that would mark the botto

charles payne right now. charles: what is britannica? never heard of that. i loved is that. neil: i loved them all. charles: i am charles payne, this is making money. investors woke up asking where is the love? the fed has directly economy, people get paid a lot of money not to work. after toying with they're way too many emergency spending bills they have to front run. by the way they have a lot of pain in their portfolios. as far as you're concerned, the only thing that will mitigate your pain is knowledge, folks. patience and smart decisions, now, with daring choices right around the corner. here is the goodews. great news in fact. i have an amazing line up to help you navigate the storm. bob doll, kenny policari, mitch roschelle. my take getting played once again by the people supposed to be taking care of us. while the russians take to the street to protest their leader vladmir putin is ratcheting up a conventional war, really his aim might be to win the economic war. i will ask rebecca heinrichs and alfonso about that. jamie dimon slamming crypto. he calls it a ponzi scheme. i can't wait to hear what

charles payne to take you through all of that. charles: neil, i tell you i dig those specs. neil: final anice thing about my glasses. thank you, my friend. charlest even know where you got it them from. good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." right now the market under pressure for most of the session but listen there, is a avalanche of data, we're combing through it. the bias has been to the downside. i will tell you something i actually see a few things we can get a big pop in tomorrow's session. i can't wait to talk to our experts about it, most are on the cautious side right now. meanwhile retail investors bought the dip, they bought it big time. while the pros stayed in their foxhole. the big question who will get the glory in the end jerome powell keeps channeling inner paul volcker. some are taking shots at volcker myth. i have an expert to set the record straight. sheila bair is weighing in at it it -- 2:25. the world happiness report is out. where america is may smoke you. we're on the cusp ruining a good thing. all that and more on "making money." charles: as i mentioned an avalanche of economic data out this morning

charles payne. charles: they call me charles atlas payne, i will try, neil. good afternoon, i'm charles payne, and this is "making money." breaking right now a rally attempt that is actually holding up. after major decline, major indices is making a stand with unlikely as sis from a fed. how to with you are portfolio to weather the storm. they will turn despite all the gloom and doom you constantly here. i always say financial tv is the one of the worst things that happened to the stock market. tweet me @cvpayne. common sense remedies through the man-made energy crisis. don luskin will weigh in at 2:35. it is back to school but parents giving our k-12 educational system a failing grade. i will ask senator roger marshall what can be done. my take on the age of discontent, despair, and now time to man up to help those truly in need. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: all right, so the market you know, listen, it's been struggling ever since this last jackson hole street. the federal reserve is casting a real dark shadow. fed officials reall

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has become, in fact, charles did not change his name, as he was charles in english charles and remained, but the official throne name, now he has charles iii yes, and it’s more convenient for us to consider them charles you are their charles the first in the 17th century executed by beheading his son charles ii was already luckier rules 25 years managed to survive the plague and to survive in the great fire of london died a natural death, but in english both of these karls were called charles, so for ease of calculation, well, the king of the britons. we also call this charles iii charles iii so his majesty charles iii supreme commander of the armed forces great britain the supreme ruler of the anglican church, and he is also field marshal admiral of the fleet and air chief marshal never anywhere, never fought a day, charles iii is strewn with the highest orders, both in britain and abroad is known for his love of nature and gardening from here. among other awards , the royal horticultural society medal of honor. nature's guarding activity even in the quarrels with the prin

charles payne. charles: thank you s&p very much, my friend. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money," and breaking right now, stocks are under a tremendous amount of pressure, this as the market recoils from a strong initial jobless claims, and investors are starting to fret about that bank of england move yesterday. what was the motivation for that emergency angst? -- action? ken poll carry is here to way -- kevin poll car erie is here to way in on that. and the 10-year yield is at 4%. could that be a blowoff top? plus, everyone talks about the vix, but what does it mean and how does it really help investors? we're going to clear it all up for you with a very special chart school. katie stockton is in the house. and how to avoid worst of pride and ego. i'm talking about a coming to jesus moment, folks. all that in my takeaway. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ ♪ charles: so the market got slammed this morning after that better than expected initial jobless claims report and growing concern that the move from the bank of england yesterday with might

charles payne. i handed him a triple digit advance. only he can torpedo this, america. don't feel any pressure, charles but have it. charles: my best, i have the stick um on. you remember the stick um in the nfl we need it. i'm charles payne this is "making money." the bank of england blinks, the first central bank to panic amidst attempts to stop inflation around the world. it is scorched earth for powell and company. i have jack ablin. he will help us sort that out. as rumors swirl janet yellen could be out of a job. the author of empathy economics tells us why. apple says never mind. could this be the latest domino to fall? if so would that mean the end of the bear market if i will ask gary kaltbaum. empathy is dropping air of superiority, nudging the ones you love. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: this morning did it all, folks this is a statement from the bang of england. they looked around, right? the yields were spiking the same way ours are. they started to connect the dots, they said you know what? time out. they blinked, put out a date, a report they will buy long dated government bonnes f

his british colleague and really sent very serious amounts of funds from charles ii to the future charles ii and the widow of charlesmm inconsolable widow. e murdered carlos and i must say that charles ii really. after all, he returned to the throne in 1660. he took revenge very cruelly on everyone who had something to do with the execution of his father. he pulled uh the body of a cromwell from the grave and quartered it he uh quartered and gutted the bodies of everyone who voted to be beheaded. e charles i but the truth and charles ii died quite young at 54 years old. and then british e, scientists found in his hair. uh, a very high mercury content dozens of times higher than the normal background, so this is something quite mystical and tragic in life great britain, charles iii has now taken the throne, do you know vyacheslav alekseevich at charles ii's mouth? it was used as a cure for syphilis and a great combination of mercury, but it was used to raise the body temperature and thus cope with the disease. this treatment was then called then in the 16th-17th century. well, there is another version that he was ver

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charles. charles? charles: neil, thank you very much, my friend. good afternoon, everyone. this is charles payne and this is "making money." breaking right now, fedex making all investors feel like castaway s. is there any hope, or are we stranded on an island of despair and is the market down because you, i'm talking directly to you , because you won't sell. are you a jinx? i know it feels that way. today, very important ways that you can manage through the difficult ways ahead with some of the very best on wall street. and is powell making another mistake, folks? this time, talking too tough. the tough guy routine from transitory to never ending can powell get a grip on the realities of inflation. what that means for the market i'm asking sven hendrix at 2:30 and you know it's an expensive winter when the electric company gives you a heads up in the summer. congressman guy rushenthaller is here and then the latest white house move making owning a home so much more difficult unless you're a college grad. all that and so much more, on " making money." recession alert, folks.

charles payne. to see what he can cook up in the next hour. charles? charles: i feel like an alchemist. thanks, neil. i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now the summer rally is fading fast and the bears are pouncing. i warranted you yesterday to brace for a fall. keep fighting. fortune favors the bold. there is market. you've got to be smart. my market makers will share what portfolio moves you need to make now. companies announce layoffs and initial jobless claims falling like a rock. what we might expect from tomorrow's jobs report. plus we'll go back to fundamental school. why lots of cash isn't enough to make a stock great. mitch mitch roschelle will break that down. president biden says he will address the soul of the nation. my take on why this is the could be the final hopes of unifying america. all that and more on "making money." charles: these days the stock market feels like the roman coliseum. you know, no matter how much the fight valiant is at the beginning we know how the fight goes. one of the key features is the last minute swoon coming into the fi

charles: i do every night! liz: i try not to, and then the chocolate gets me. charles: yeah. liz: every time. charlesr of trade. stocks, yeah, i should not have worn red because now everything's red on the screen. the dow jones industrials down 410 points. s&p down 50. we've got the nasdaq lower by 122. russell and the big loss leader, down 1.6% or 29 points, to the downsi

meantime, king charles , prince charles has said this. king charles , we wonder if will he will kind of complete this has said he would like to slim down the monarchy. what does that mean exactly? does that mean pushing people out? what do you think that means? >> so the important thing to remember is when the queen became the queen in nineteen fifty two, the royal family was quite extensive. there. aunts and uncles and cousins who were all undertaking royal duties. and as the as that generation died, their children took on royal duties to say, we have the dukes of gloucester, the dukes of kent and their wives take undertake duties. we have charles's siblings. we have charles's two sons and their wives. you all undertake duties. now, one of the big criticisms of the monarchy is that the very expensive and the civil list, which is the official amount of money given to the monarch to run the royal family, is in constant criticism for being too large , especially as britain enters cost of living crisis, which we're definitely in at the moment. so, charle

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 charlesrles 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. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for

charles, no king charles the third. for more on what we can expect when the new kings reign, i want to bring in vanity fair contributor -- welcome to the program. i know you have examined and written about prince charles, now king charles. it is somber obviously for the royal family. they got to lay the queen to rest before you can start your own rain, but you will adjust to people tonight, briefly. what do you think this means for him, and how do you see his reign, at least in the first few days, weeks, years? >> it's very interesting, charles and his mother are different people. it's basically the difference between the greenidge generation and a boomer, right? so i think what we will see from charles is a lot of unnaturally leaning on the legacy of his mother, maybe keeping his opinions to himself a little more than he has as his role of prince evolves. but then i think slowly over time, as it becomes more comfortable and the job, we will see it much more stream down, modern monarchy. >> that's interesting. stream down, modern monarchy -- for many, many years, some brits would have said that. they looked across the continent and set, look, that's a slimmed down, modern monarchy. we don't see them a

charles: mike, great stuff. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me, charles. charlescoming up are we on the cusp of actually going into a depression? kevin hassett is here and has got some answers. he will lay out a case possibly that happening. it is a real tough year for tech stocks, should you buy more of the big names on discount. he is the best. got them right here. tech analyst dan ives, at 2:40. first what is the secret to a soft landing? lakshman achuthan is with us in studio. nobody knows better than this guy. he will share it after this. ♪. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ before we begin, i'd like to thank our sponsor, liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, liberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go! why? why? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ when you shop at walmart, you get it. ♪ you spend a little less... ♪ and you can carry a whole lot more. ♪ charles: in greek mythology achilles was a hero of the trojan war and considered the greatest

charles. charles: you can afford it but the other people paying all the money, it's devastating. liz: price haves got to come down. charles and one day everybody can afford a tesla. liz: we'll talk about that transition and how long it should take according to one of the greenest guys on wall street, that would be larry fink in just a moment. charles, before we get to the markets and all that's bre

charles. charles? charles: neil, thank you very much, my friend. good afternoon, everyone. ng all investors feel like castaway s. is there any hope, or are we stranded on an island of despair and is the market down because you, i'm talking directly to you , because you won't sell. are you a jinx? i know it feels that way. today, very important ways that you can manage through the difficult ways ahead with some of the very best on wall street. and is powell making another mistake, folks? this time, talking too tough. the tough guy routine from

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going to blame charles payne for this one because we're down almost 300 points, and i'm not taking any responsibility for it. we turn around, however, that's on me. to you, charles. charles: neil, you'd make a great president, that's all i can tell you. [laughter] good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now, well, first they cheered and now they're jeering. the jobs report a reminder while there are some cracks in the armor, there's still a long ways to go to make the fed happy, and to paraphrase jay powell, that meanses lots and lots of pain. plus, the new tony stark? eric finman first made headlines as a teen millionaire. i'm going to ask, why is everyone treating his appearance like beatle mania? and the outrage over president biden's dark speech about so-called unity last night. >> the maga republicans are trying to destroy the american democracy. we, the people, will not let anyone or anything tear us apart. today -- charles: deneen borelli reacts at 2:30. plus, my takeaway on not wasting your youth sitting out of investing. you think it looks ugly now, try retiring without investing. all that and so much more on "making m

image of crowds and people, the times, though, has decided to focus on charles and charles gives thanks, is the headline.— on charlesnd charles gives thanks, is the headline. yes, the photograph of him giving — is the headline. yes, the photograph of him giving an _ is the headline. yes, the photograph of him giving an audience _ is the headline. yes, the photograph of him giving an audience to - is the headline. yes, the photograph of him giving an audience to the - of him giving an audience to the prime minister liz truss, i think the emphasis there is obviously on his thanks to the nation for the gratitude that it has shown for an amazing reign, there is little doubt that now he has finally ascended the throne, it has been, i can only describe it as a whirlwind of activity. apart from the reception this evening where these heads of states, i mean, one of the aspects of this and i think it is very significant, is that it shows the monarchy with its truly global reach, if britain wanted an example of soft power, this is surely it, it is said that the funeral is being watched by 4 billion people, that beats the prev

charles charles as long white to be king. ah, he was dumped the perpetual prince waiting to became longer than any other air to the throne before him. charles philip, also george, mount patton windsor, was born in 1948. the 1st son of princess elizabeth he was who years old at his mother's coronation. queen elizabeth the 2nd, the passes from the abbey, consecrated and dedicated to her life work. after attending boarding school and graduating from cambridge university, charles continued toil tradition by serving in the royal air force and royal navy. at 32, the world's most eligible bachelor announced his engagement to lady diana spencer. 13 years as junior. is d as in happy? i know that she didn't bring those to me on the tahoe, married in july 1981. it was the wedding of the century and captured the world much nation sanctions came out to a chair and around the globe. hundreds of millions watched the ceremony on the t v, screens. and again, the couple had 2 sons, william and harry gave me a chance that the fairy tale wasn't to last aim to me. charles and his wife seemed increasingly unhappy. notwithstanding the tress published leaked phone

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on the battlefields although some of them have reports about others honestly karl or charles karl or charles charlesrl but the cook will talk about it a little later because the editor is already telling me that we need to move on oleksandr gunko the main thing is the editor of the nova kakhovka city publication mr. alexander joins us. good day, good morning. by the way, are you for chard or for charles later? i agree with you. i also mean the new king of britain for you. what impressed me the most about kakhovka? well, maybe it’s scarier for her, but psychologically it’s probably quite difficult for russians. and actually, that’s the way it is now in nova kakhovka, it’s true. yes, when selena turns on, she can know 40 minutes. well, for an hour and a half, it certainly bothers the residents a lot. everything happens at night and when there is a danger that we don't have, the danger can be when, that is, they just psychologically muzzle people with this sound, scary and humiliating. i think that's how people themselves say about it that it's special voters that people were born in order to have a ps

charles. >> right, right. don't start me on that. i can't -- >> all our lives. >> and that's an important point because charles has been very much part of our lives like the queen was. it's not like a stranger has just walked in. >> yeah, calling charlescouple times. and you can do that. but now you can't call him that. you can't. he's king charles. >> more from the king today, bonnie, and then we'll discuss. here it is. >> and wherever you may live in the united kingdom or in the realms and territories across the world and whatever may be your background or beliefs, i shall endeavor to serve you with loyalty, respect, and love, as i have throughout my life. >> bonnie, he has been working on this speech for years, really decades. how did he do? >> i don't think he has been working on it for decades. i disagree. i think this is absolutely of the moment. remember, this is his ascension. that means the death of a parent. this is a man we're watching being able to balance both of these at this moment and telling us he's going to do his duty. and i think he did this at the spur of the moment because you can't prepare. it was a very, very -- it was a very complex speech. on the surface, it looked very nice. but it was not. it was very compl

charles. ~ , , , ., charles. with 'ust less than nine charles. with 'ust less than hours _ charles. t less than nine hours until— charles. with just less than nine hours until the - charles. with just less than nine hours until the formal| nine hours until the formal proclamation of the new king, it is probably not surprising, then, that every paper splashes with the face of the king. one includes the queen but that is all i could see, if we start the telegraph, this is based on the telegraph, this is based on the 6pm video address from king charles, to my darling the king was wearing his heart on his sleeve and it was a remarkable personal appeal, both a pledge and a tribute, if we look at the times, i pledge myself to you. simple similar emphasis in the mirror with a draw out loyalty, respect and love, and again in the guardian, she is in a slightly different picture, not from the address, but from when —— choosing a slightly different picture. when the king was outside buckingham palace. what a day it has been. that video address, which you havejust been discussing, has made waves

coronation date has yet been set for charles, it's likely to take place either next spring or around the summertime, so reports suggest that the coronation ceremony for king charles will be smaller, shorter, and perhaps even less expensive than that of his mothers mothers and since the queen's. passing there have been all kinds of tributes, so let's end with these. yeah, sand artist. it created this one. this is a beach in australia, the profile of elizabeth wearing her crown and jewels, it, of course, was washed away when the tide came in, but how lovely. still art captured in a photo there at least, and on a slightly smaller scale, the queen's face created from vegetables on a kitchen counter. the guy who made it, as done others in the past, including one of former queen singer freddie. do you then some talent either or do you? i guess. i think you have to. yeah. ok. coming up a breathtaking mountain descents. need arch support, but orthotics make your shoes too tight. now there's copper fit arch relief, plus the revolutionary adjustable orthotic arch supports that foreign fit to your feet, not your shoes, so you can comfortably wear them in any shoes. every sh

charles. he was prince charles and she was just camilla shand. so she said yes to andrew. >> prince charles realized that he'd lost what he suddenly felt might be the love of his life. >> he writes through a friend that he is devastated by the news. he says i will not have someone to come home to. my little family is me, aria, and jade. just the three of us girls. i never thought twice about feeding her kibble. but about two years ago, i realized she was overweight. she was always out of breath. that's when i decided to introduce the farmer's dog to her diet. it's just so fresh that she literally gets bubbles in her mouth. now she's a lot more active she's able to join us on our adventures. and we're all able to do things as a family. ♪ get started at longlivedogs.com >>> in the winter of 1973, prince charles arrives at westminster abby for a royal celebration watched by millions around the world. >> the wedding of the decade. princess ann and captain mark phillips. >> his youngest sister is getting married. >> instead of celebrating his sister's marriage, prince charles is not full of joy

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charles, the future king, is in love with another woman. >> in my dreams, we're courting at night. >> this was the moment when the public discovered that prince charles in fact had been having an affair with camilla. >> the whole world now knows of prince charlestery with camilla parker boles, someone he's had a passion for throughout his life. >> charles is an unloving husband. he's neglectful and having an affair. the public were completely shocked. >> the royal family had never had their privacy invaded in such a way. they didn't really know how to handle this at all. >> the queen and everybody in the royal family viewed it as a massive act of treachery, and it was all orchestrated by diana. >> here she was, not just attacking her husband, but undermining his future, undermining the throne, undermining the royal succession, undermining the dynasty. housewives, football, housewives... whoops. oh no... the housewives are on the field. i repeat, the housewives are on the field. i just want to talk! yeah! who flips a table? get your tv together. call 1-800-directv to save up to $120. hey! it's me! your dry skin! i'm craving something we're missing. the ceramides in cerave. they help restore my natural barrier, so i can lock in moisture. we've g

charles, who as i mentioned, was executed in 1649. charles his rule teetered on absolutism. remember the stuarts all believed in the divine right of kings, and charles was a pretty big proponent of that. he levied taxes, parliamentary consent, and did all of these things that two patriots made it. george the third look a whole lot like charles the first george, of course, refused to hear patriots grievances. he acted with outside of colonial best. he raised armies them and he levied taxes without their consent. colonists reasoned then that they had to perform their own version of regicide, declaring independence and resolution as everyone who's seen the musical 1776 knows was proposed by a virginian. richard henry lee lee. oh, okay. now for everyone watching on zoom and all of the gen zers in the this is the original hamilton. okay. this wonderful film, 1776, is a wonderful and completely accurate portrayal. all of the coming of revolution and virginia's importance to it. and importantly, a virginian importance to to the resolution of independence, the lives of old virginia, the fbi. anyone don't want to sing it? the first family in the sovereign co

charles was the longest - worthy thing to do. last question. king charles was the longest heir| king charlese that most of us have also grown up with. we feel we know him. is there anything about king charles iii, do you think, that will surprise us? i king charles iii, do you think, that will surprise us?— will surprise us? i think we will find very. _ will surprise us? i think we will find very. very _ will surprise us? i think we will find very, very quickly - will surprise us? i think we will find very, very quickly with - will surprise us? i think we willj find very, very quickly with him that we get reassurance and that the recognition that she really, you know, exemplified of the importance of service, the importance of duty, of service, the importance of duty, of always recognising that you should never be complacent about the position of the monarchy, it's something you've got to work for every day, i am as sure as i can be that he has that same character. the former prime — that he has that same character. the former prime minister sir tony blair. he talks among other things about

has to say we, so you're saying a very different prince charles to what is now who is now king charles and we saw a very opinionated prince. charles will be see a less opinionated king charles. absolutely. he is not allowed constitutionally, as king. he mustn't give his opinions, which we saw in the queen for 70 years. you have no idea of her opinions. i think we might have had a little of an idea of what she thought about scottish independence, but that's about it. we have no idea what she thought or breaks it, and she never spoke publicly in it of her opinions why he has done that, hasn't he has a quite laws. and he has also said in the past that he realizes when he becomes king, he has to change that and he's not allowed to give his opinions. they were watching are like pictures here of us coming from this got capital edinburgh where a procession with queen elizabeth's coffin is making its way from hollywood house palace to saint charles cathedral down those cities famous royal mile. we have a correspondence with us, rob merrill and spirit mos in london. bill gets it. tell me about the plans for the queen's coffin in the days t

charles of course. and to express his condolences to the royal family and to the british people. so now we're going, we're making this transition of our from queen elizabeth to king charles the 3rd. what do we see here? well, they will be very big shoes to fill for king charles if he wants to serve, achieve the same respect and, and fondness that, that his mother was held in. and i mean, the rich people grew up with queen elizabeth, you know, she said that the through the age of 25, he is already 73. he's not a spring chicken. and, but anyway, that's also an advantage of course, because you know, why she plunged is thrown in at the deep end as a young age. he has trained for this all his life and but you know, let's not forget that in that time there was also a fair share of scandal. i mean, in his affair with camilla parker bowles that was splashed all over the tabloids in the 1990. s the breakdown of his marriage to princess diana and then her dad's death. and the reaction of the royal family really marked low point to public opinion of the royal family and of him in particular. but because he is, he's recovered from that. you know, a lot of times past is married kimler. she will become queen consort. he's dedicated himself to a lot of sort of charitable c

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charles was a principle it was one story we remember, so to speak, the scandals of associated with the late princess diana and so on. now how is he treated, usually the former prince charles and now king charlesay addresses the population to british subjects and not only in great britain but in the entire british commonwealth of 6:00 p.m. king charles the third will address the population to the subjects of the crown with his vision of the future of the monarchy. experts believe that charles the third will certainly make changes to how the thousand-year-old british monarchy is perceived, both within britain and beyond. we will have to listen to this speech and the only thing it is clear that certain certain excerpts from this speech were leaked to the media about er and it is said that charles the third will insist that the monarchy will develop together with british society. that is, his the vision of the future of the monarchy is not something so permanent, it is clear that charles the third takes and takes the british monarchy seriously until the 21st century. and how are the british reacting? what is happening now on olesya street ? the gate of the royal buckingham palace or, for example,

his british colleague and indeed sent very serious sums of money from charles ii to the future charles ii and the widow of charlesdow. e murdered carlos and i must say that charles ii really. after all, he returned to the throne in 1660. he took revenge very cruelly on everyone who had something to do with the execution of his father. he pulled e from the grave of the body.

queen's children were there, including the air to the throne, prince charles, now known as king charles. in an official statement, charles said that the family was mourning profoundly, the passing of a cherished sovereign and a much loved mother. tributes to the queen have already begun to flood in from around the world. britain has lost its longest, ever serving monarch a leader who was for so many a cornerstone of stability through 7 decades. extraordinary life indeed devoted to the people and to talk a little more about it. i'm joined now by alex forest whiting, who's been following this very closely for us. and he's in the studio with me now. alex, she's been defined or described as a person larger than life. what will her legacy be? yes, because she was, of course, a very small person, but with this extraordinary personality, not in that she was out, you know, particularly outgoing. but just in i think how she was, how she presented herself and what she meant for britain. and for many people across the world, i think her legacy has got to be that right up until the very last moment. she put service and duty 1st. and

charles iii? >> yeah, great question. great point as well. prince charles, now king charles iii, actually intervened beyond the number -- on environmental issues, he recently actually criticize the british government over its immigration policy. the idea of sending illegal migrants to rwanda was actually something that prince charles commented on in a negative way. and he was strongly condemned. to satisfy some leading conservative politicians for doing that. it's very different of course for a prince to comment on politics as opposed to the monarch, the sovereign. so the queen never made those kinds of political comments. prince charles -- or now king i should say, has pledged to not make political interventions as the king. so i think he will be held to account on this front. i expect charles will keep out of politics because of the sovereign, you simply cannot do so and maintain the independence of the monarchy. i think the new king understands that very well. i don't expect you are going to see interventions by ki king charles iii. that is a good thing. the king should n

her death means her son, charles charles succeeds her immediately. king charles called it a moment of the greatest sadness for himself and for all of the royal family, you can see there, even the american flag flying at half mast in the united states. the british prime minister, lead trust has said that queen elizabeth was the rock on which modern britain was built, that she touched the lives of millions around the worlds and certainly no understatement. let's get more on this from alex forest whiting in the studio and from our correspondent berrigan mass joining me from london burgess. can you tell us what the atmosphere is like there in london following the death of the queen? the people i've spoken to you. we're definitely seeing this is something that's lager it's, it's the, it's the beginning of a new era that the country is in, not an easy position. we are in a situation in the u. k. were many people have seen their wages full inflation as rise in going through the roof. we're facing an energy crisis like other european countries as well, which is the resul