. >> the journey from playboy prince to ruler and the challenges ahead. >> people are starting now to reassess the efficacy and the need for a monarchy in the modern age. and i think that king charles made this. >>> plus, royal corgis. queen elizabeth was devoted to her four-legged friends. the love affair spanned decades, even getting the movie treatmnt in the queen's corgi. >> i was definitely the queen's favorite. >> rexi. >> oh, yes. >> how her love of animals helped the monarch keep calm and carry octon. >> the dogs did a great job for the queen. "night line: remembering queen elizabeth" we'll be right back. the choice between prop 26 and 27? let's get real. prop, 26 means no money to fix homelessness, no enforcement oversight and no support for disadvantaged tribes. yikes! prop 27 generates hundreds of millions towards priorities like new housing units in all 58 counties. 27 supports non-gaming tribes and includes strict audits that ensure funds go directly to people off the streets and into there's only one choice. yes on 27. >>> good evening from london tonight. we're here at

tabloids loved prince charles, the playboy. >> charles seems to take a particular shine to diana. >>irst fell in love. [laughter] >> under media glare, charles public 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

this is a detective philosophical story about a moscow playboy who, by chance, turned out to be involved in an international arms trafficking group. his life is his destiny his world is breaking. a very frequently asked question is how, for example, roman is written well. e.g. created an atmosphere for himself. i had to change all respects implementation. and you are still beautiful young. always associates himself with the hero getting fat, so that it seems the beginning of the network story is true, the writer must become. i'm studying about the arms trade and probably hollywood's only acid eugene you know, just a very good topical issue. the thing is, i'm next moment. in moscow history i will write here in moscow and live here. please come to the next novel will be about the life of the police in moscow. don't worry, i took only your personal belongings, all furniture, appliances and other junk. maybe shove yourself you know where? thank you dear. yes, not for anything. i'm not for you, well, be careful, you'll drop everything. yes, not to you, i give by the way, don't forget i owe yo

andrew has been seen as a playboy prince and having unsuitable girlfriends. >> what repetition?u impugn my brother's honor. >> so it was a real relief to the royal family once andrew got married. sir ferguson or fergie as she became to be known was a really fun-loving character. >> thumbs up. >> her father, who was a polo manager for prince charles, she was an avid horse woman, very outdoorsy, they both had racey senses of humor. >> kiss me. >> why do you want me to kiss you? >> they're filming. quick. dare you. >> you're a monster. >> they were, at least initially, a breath of fresh air. >> oh, the kiss. >> it was princess diana who had played match maker for prince andrew and her friend sara. >> diana certainly welcomed her as a comrade in arms, a friend who was her contemporary. >> these two sisters in law wanted to have a bit of fun. >> diana and fergie were partners in pranks, tabloids in particular, delighted in following them. they crashed a party in police outfits. they were poking people with umbrellas. >> they formed quite a double act for the public. they were obsesse

he had his playboy years early on, but many of his predecessors were playboys up until the time theyook the throne. that wasn't the case for charles. he very early on set up the prince's trust and committed to issues like climate change, to religious tolerance, to youth unemployment. these were issues that he has nurtured for decades and cares so deeply about them he would write to ministers about them. he was accused of meddling in politics. his view was that he was allowed to express opinions while he wasn't on the throne. but once he reached the throne, he would rise above politics in the same way his mother did. so we never knew any of the queen's opinions about anything beyond resources, frankly. she always kept a straight face and never knew where she was. we were able to project our own thoughts on to her. she was a mirror. charles won't be that because we know he's had opinions, but he made very clear in his address to the nation last night that the issues he cares deeply -- he cares so deeply about he will now leave to other people, so he has to redefine himself apolitical i

. >> reporter: but fate and the royal family had other plans for the man then known as the playboy prince when charles was a bachelor, the thinking was, find an anglo-saxon, aristocratic virgin. >> they had very strong feelings for each other, but circumstances meant that they couldn't get together, they didn't get together. >> why didn't camilla and charles get married? the simple reason is that charles was in the navy, he went off to the south seas as part of his duties, and in the meantime, camilla was dating a man that she was very much in love with. >> reporter: in 1973, camilla married andrew parker bowles. charles remained a close friend and was godfather to their first son, tom. one biographer wrote camilla helped charles pick lady diana spencer as his future bride. charles and diana's wedding in 1981 was a fairytale. but their marriage was far from perfect, and camilla cast a long shadow. >> the reality is charles and diana were not really suited for each other. the marriage was over very early on. i don't think their marriage really had a chance with camilla in the picture, thou

here's the night shift, then we'll go to the townhouse in playboy, we'll have time, we'll see.v here? you didn't pay attention. and sazonov and sergeenko here we are to the editor-in-chief, apparently to you. yes? yes, wait, and you can take a minute of your precious time. what, you don't believe? he is busy. let's try to talk like this. tell us, please, who wrote the article bloody beer? this is a revolutionary secret. i have no right to divulge it. i understand you want to ride with us in the branch? they bought this place from me for advertising and posted an article there. i take no responsibility for its content anymore. i have nothing to tell you abranin can sue me. if he still wants you have to go to the branch. why are you scaring me department, you have nothing to show me. hmm drobyshev drobyshev brought. she must have written. now, thank you very much. all the best to you high ratings and interesting reports. what's this? what kind of folk art is rotunda suzdalsky 78? what kind of cafe-bar canteen? now let's see there is someone alive and silence was his answer. i tol

then her uncle, the playboy, king edward viii, abdicated the throne to marry an american divorcee.her was left to ascend as king george vi and the young elizabeth was suddenly next in line for the throne. >> i declare before you all with my whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to your service and to the service of our great imperial family to which we all belong. >> reporter: during world war ii, the princess did her duty. she was a driver and mechanic on the home front. and she fell in love in those years to a handsome prince, the swashbuckling navy lieutenant, philip mountbatten. >> i take though, philip, to my wedded husband -- >> reporter: they married in 1947. in 1952, the young couple was on a royal trip to kenya. they climbed up into a treehouse where they would spend the night. but overnight her father died. when she came down the next morning, she was queen. at age 25. her coronation was an international sensation. the first one ever televised. queen elizabeth reigned through 14 american presidents, dancing with gerald ford, watching a ball game with g

. >> reporter: he would soon become known as a playboy prince. >> they tried to kind of create him asof a james bond figure. he was referred to as action man, i think, in the '60s as he like flew planes or flew helicopters or rode in jeeps or whatever he was doing. >> reporter: at 31 he proposed to his uncle's granddaughter. she turned him down, then he met camilla shand when she was already married. finally he found a perfect match in lady diana spencer, the younger sister of an acquaintance. >> i remember thinking what a very jolly and amusing and attractive 16-year-old she was and great fun and fancy and full of life and everything. ♪ >> reporter: in 1981 charles married diana before a tv audience of 750 million people. iam anrry. have two sons, imount of ppes r: but thearriage began to crumble. their foreign trips became portraits of an unhappy relationship. >> she was in touch with her feelings. if she was mad at her spouse, there were going to be indications of that in the photographs, and there were. >> reporter: unable to stay away from each other, charles and camilla began an

me to correctly say king charles iii because i'm so used to physically imagining charles as that playboy prince, prince charles, it is hard to imagine him succeeding her. we discussed for years, he's the longest, he held that title, the heir longer than anybody else, it is so interesting and it is hard to process at this point in time. >> todd: we love coming to you because you are an american who watches the royals. that is unique, in america, a lot of people don't understand the royal family, how it works and its importance to england. what should americans take away from the life and legacy of the queen? >> yes, as americans, i think there is a sense of salaciousness to the british royal family, a good soap opera. in the u.k., this is the head of the church, she was a woman of faith. billy graham was a good friend of hers and she was a woman that led by faith. i think we need to recognize that, that while this family has become entertainment value, a lot of americans love the crown, realistically, a lot of people are hurting over there because this is a huge loss to them on a spiritua

the british press gave him the nickname "the playboy prince".didn't want to wait to make a difference. following studying at cambridge university, charles went into the military. he founded the prince's trust. >> the prince's trust is something that he cares deeply about. he's done it for so long, it's one of his first causes, his first charities, but it also speaks to something he feels very strong about, which is youth unemployment. >> reporter: he's patron of over 400 more, dedicated to subjects close to his heart, youth, environment, and education. his schedule, notoriously intense. in a typical year, he would carry out more than 500 royal engagements. official duties coordinated from his london base at clarence house. >> so he's a perfectionist. he wants to know everything about all of his different projects, causes and roles. >> reporter: his campaigns sometimes sailed dangerously close to the line dividing the monarchy and politics. the infamous black spider memos revealed his passionate pleas on issues he was concerned about and gave him

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it is no longer a ticket to a playboy lifestyle.ate will have plans to make their own. but family will remain the major priority for both of them. with their children starting in the new school just last week. both would be aware that the burden of royal duties are greater than they ever were not just because the queen has passed. but because these duties were always meant to be shared with harry. who has now given up his royal role it leaves the monarchy, whether by design, or by default. more streamlined than ever. the spotlight now firmly on the new prince and princess of whales. the most high-profile in history. max foster, cnn, buckingham palace, london. >> all right max, thank you very much for. that would bring you now to nigel cawthorn an expert on the royal family. nigel, good evening, thanks much for joining. we are learning that william and harry had dinner together with the whole family tonight. there are so much intrigue about the relationship. the relationship came as a surprise. when they made this appearance the othe

they need to send in marie condo, does this 1987 copy of playboy spark joy. >> it does, it sparks so much joy, so much joy. >> trevor: but even more concerning is the f.b.i. found dozens of classified folders that were empty which obviously raises the question, where are the documents from the folders? are they in other boxes? did he lend them to saudi arabia? or maybe it is more innocent. maybe trump keeps a bunch of folders labeled classified so he can give them to friends with pictures photo copies of his butt in here, that is a good joke. it is also a possibility that the intelligence community didn't trust him and gave him empty fielders, we don't know. sir, these documents are so secret we made them invisible. >> incredible, just like all the love letters melania sends me, i get it, totally get it. >> trevor: but nobody knows what trump was doing with these files and folders. and now there might be a lot longer until we find out. >> the criminal investigation into those classified documents found at mar-a-lago is temporarily on hold as a result of this 24 page order where a flo

. >> he was a playboy prince, wasn't he, for a while. >> he was, he was.tina brown's book, she goes into a lot of the early days of charles. he still has a bitterness there over the way he was treated by the press and public. >> he's a bit of what? >> there's a bitterness. >> and how they took diana's side. >> there's really an issue about the treatment of the royals and the press or the relationship of the royals and the press here, and maybe that's a bit of an understatement, right? a bit of an issue. in a way, you think about the paparazzi that led to diana's death. >> considering taking the pictures of diana dead in the car crash, they blame the media, and there's a very tense relationship. harry's taken it to a different level by, you know, oh facially no longer dealing with mainstream media, although, we do have -- he's not completely cut off. prince william's take an different approach, that he needs the media. i think he's learned this from his grandmother. he needs the media to get his message across, so william's view is very much as aligned, but

while charles did indulge in partying years the british press giving him the nickname the playboy princeit until he became king to make a difference. following studies at cambridge university, charles went into the military after leaving the royal navy in 1976 he founded the prince's trust. >> the prince's trust is something that he cares deeply about because he's done it for so long, one of his first causes, charities, but it also speaks to something he feels very strongly about which is youth unemployment. >> reporter: on top of his own charities he's patron of over 400 more. dedicated to youth, environment and education. his schedule know tore rousely intense. in a typical year he would carry out more than 500 official engagements. >> so he's a perfectionist. he wants to know everything about all of his different projects and causes and roles. >> reporter: charles will forever be associated with his marriage to princess diana. he first met lady diana spencer in 1977 at her family home. she was 17 at the time. four years later, they were married. >> i'm amazed she's brave enough to tak

while charles did indulge in partying years, the british press giving him the nickname the playboy prince, he didn't want to wait until he became king to make a difference. following his studies at cambridge university, charles went into the military. after leaving the royal navy in 1976, he founded the prince's trust. >> the prince's trust is something he cares deeply about. one of his first causes and charities but also speaks to something he feels very strongly about, which is youthful employment. >> reporter: on top of his own charities, he's patron of over 400 more dedicated to subjects close to his heart, youth, environment and education. his schedule notoriously intense. in a typical year, he would carry out more than 500 royal engagements, official duties coordinated from his london base at clearance house. >> he's a perfectionist. he wants to know everything about all of his different projects and causes and roles. >> reporter: charles will forever be associated with his marriage to princess diana. he first met lady diana spencer in is1977 at her family home. she was 17 at the ti

the british press giving charles the nickname the playboy prince.wait until he became king to make a difference. following studies at cambridge university, charles went into the military. after leaving the royal navy in 1976 he founded the prince's trust. >> it's something he cares deeply about, he's done it for so long, one of his first causes, his first charities, but speaks to something he feels strongly about, which is youth unemployment. >> reporter: on top of his own charities he's patron of over 400 more, dedicated to subjects close to his heart, youth, environment, and education. his schedule intense, in a typical year he would carry out more than 500 royal engagements. official duties coordinated from his london base at clarence house. >> he's a perfectionist. he wants to know everything about all of his different projects and causes and roles. >> reporter: charles will forever be associated with his marriage to princess diana. he first met lady diana spencer in 1977 at her family home, she was 17 at the time. four years later, they were ma

william's father reinvented the role of prince of wales, it's no longer a ticket to a playboy lifestyleplans for making it their own. but family will remain the major priority forbo of them with their children starting at a new school just last week. both will be aware that the burden of royal duties are greater than they ever were. not just because the queen has passed but because these duties were always meant to be shared with harry, who's now given up his royal role. it leaves the monarchy, whether by design or default, more streamlined than ever. the spotlight now firmly on the new prince and princess of wales, the most high profile in history. max foster, cnn, buckingham palace, london. >>> in light of the queen's passing, netflix the company announcing that season one of "the crown" climbed to netflix's top ten. joining me is emily nash. presumably they're startling at the beginning and these are folks who may be rewatching it or haven't seen it before. what is it about "the crown" that has people wanting to see it at this moment? >> i think people have been reminded just how fas

year-old, the fbi goes through your bedroom. [ laughter and applause ] good thing they don't have "playboyanymore. one fact not in dispute is donald trump had highly classified information sitting in a box on the floor of his golf resort. there's only one way to handle someone who does something like that. >> this was not just extreme carelessness with classified material, which is still totally disqualifying. this is calculated, deliberate, premeditated misconduct followed by a cover-up. what he did is illegal. it's classified information. he broke the law. very simple. i mean, as much as it's going to be broken, this is highly classified. that's the highest stage. it's highly classified information. many of them were classified. highly classified. you go to jail for that. you go to jail for that, and he should have known that. you go to jail for that. classified information, you should go to jail for that for many, many years. >> lock him up, lock him up, lock him up, lock him up, lock him up! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: give the people what they want already. meanwhile, russia, ru

. >> it's called free market capitalism playboy. >> i don't even want these anymore okay.your dam snacks. >> your loss holmes. whoa speaking of snacks, how you doing salor. easy with the hands on the first date there. all right, i'll give you one. all right. call me. [cheers and applause] >> greg: fun fact, that vending machine used to be on the 21st floor but then it got fired for sexual harassment. sad day. he's over at news max now. >> tyrus: you can laugh. >> greg: matthew, are you -- >> what was that? >> greg: are you worried that -- we're going to reach singularity in like three years, that means these machines will be self aware and be able to think for themselves. are you concerned that we are not prepared for this? >> matt: no, i'm not concerned. because i was at the iowa state fair and there's certain things computers and ai will never be able to do. >> greg: like what. >> greg: ? >> matt: big turkey leg, corn doing, mashed potatoes sun day and the giant boar and the giant bull. >> i feel better. >> greg: see, i disagree. every single kind of industry is plagued

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while charles did indulge in partying years, the british press giving him the nickname the playboy prince until he became king to make a difference. following his studies at cambridge university, charles went into the military. after leaving the royal navy in 1976, he founded the prince's trust. >> the prince's trust is something he cares deeply about because he's done it so long. it's one of his first causes, his first charities. but it also speaks to something he feels very strongly about is youth unemployment. >> reporter: on top of his own charity, he is patron of over 400 more, dedicated to subjects close to his heart. youth, environment, and education. his schedule notoriously intense. in a typical year, he would carry out more than 500 royal engagements. official duties coordinated from his london base at clarence house. >> so he is a perfectionist. he wants to know everything about all of his different projects and causes and roles. >> reporter: charles will forever be associated with his marriage to princess diana. he first met lady diana spencer in 1977 at her family home. she w

hillary's emails, while they were there, they planted documents, stole his will, and probably the "playboysnder barron's bed. and also he's telepathic. like professor x. and that's only one of his problems right now. the 11th circuit court of appeals yesterday ruled that former presidents are not permitted to have classified documents without approval. he got doc blocked. [ laughter ] turns out, even a conservative-leaning appeals court did not find trump's argument that you can declassify documents by clicking your heels together three times to be legally binding. [ laughter ] the ruling was a unanimous decision made by two judges who were nominated by trump, and one who was nominated by obama. at least he's bringing people together! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] and that "special master" that he wanted so badly? that's not going his way either. and four republican senators aren't buying his magic power to declassify either, including his sweet little darling lindsey graham who -- oh my goodness, you can tell this is getting to trump. and also to the whole family. there are -- i hea

it was serialized in playboy before it came out in june of 1974.eviews were overwhelmingly positive for the book. and it has never been out of print. it's gone through many additions over the years soft cover as well as hard cover. the movie starred robert redford, and dustin hoffman in the lead roles of woodward and bernstein respectively these actors were at the top of their career that peak of their career in the mid-1970s. and the film focused on the journalist even more so than the book. all the presidents men the movie was a media centric assessment of watergate and it excluded and sometimes even denigrated the work of other agencies and entities in uncovering the scandal. focus on redford and hoffman woodward and bernstein helped to embed the idea that watergate was unraveled by these heroic young journalists. the movie was up for eight academy awards it won four. it did not win best picture. rocky sylvester stallone's rocky was the best picture in the year that the water that all the president's men was in competition. and then deep throat

the british press giving him the nickname the playboy prince, he didn't want to wait until he becamesity, charles went into the military. after leaving the royal navy in 1976, he founded the prince's trust. >> the prince's trust is something that he cares deeply about. he's done it for so long. it's one of his first causes, his first charities, but it also speaks to something he feels very strongly about, which is youth unemployment. >> reporter: on top of his own charities, he's patron of over 400 more dedicated to subjects close to his heart, youth, environment, and education. his schedule notoriously intense. in a typical year, he would carry out more than 500 royal engagements, official duties coordinated from his london base at clarence house. >> so he's a perfectionist. he wants to know everything about all of his different projects and causes and roles. >> reporter: charles will forever be associated with his marriage to princess diana. he first met lady diana spencer in 1977 at her family home. she was 17 at the time. four years later, they were married. >> i'm amazed that sh

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it's no longer a ticket to a playboy lifestyle. and kate will have plans for making it their own. but family will remain the major priority for both of them, with their children starting at a new school just last week. both will be aware that the burden of royal duties are greater than they ever were. not just because the queen has passed, but because these duties were always meant to be shared with harry, who has now given up his royal role. it leaves the monarchy, whether by design or by default, more streamlined than ever. the spotlight now firmly on the new prince and princess of wales, the most high profile in history. >> and max foster joins us now along with our chief international correspondent clarissa ward, who has also been tracking today's events. i understand you have some new details about some of what went on tonight at buckingham palace. >> so we know that the coffin was received by the whole family. so all the queen's children and grandchildren, including william and harry and kate and meghan. i've also been told t

hanging with my man, mikey d we used to run around in laurelton queens and you know, his name was playboy like, "yo, but you've got to have something with the girls. so, i'm like, "yeah. he's like, "how about something like ladies love." and i'm like, "yeah, that's what it is. ladies love cool j." so i was just -- you know, it's like wishful thinking. you know how you are you know, 15, 16, ladies love cool j it just felt so right, you know? >> seth: now, when you -- when you told ladies in those early years what the ll stood for, did they think it was a fair name to give yourself? ladies love cool j [ laughter ] were they like, "what's the ll for," when you were like - >> that's a hit and miss, bro. that -- you know, that doesn't have to go over well it can, you know what i mean but it doesn't have to, right? >> seth: yeah. >> that's kind of like a -- you know what i mean it's not a panacea let's put it like that you know what i mean >> seth: that's a very good line of question. >> you're not going to cure it all with that. >> seth: no. you -- you've been married for a very long time you

stern by the way, he spent 3 whole years in playboy magazine, imagine as head of the cultural departmentsaid that the life of my family, surrounded by so many corpses , was nothing but the grotesque the grotesque side of life interested me in my work, especially when i was a reporter . then. i realized that morality is as thin and transparent as a sheet of paper? how do you feel about descendants who avoid answering difficult questions about their parents or simply remain silent? about this, i understand such people, in principle, talk bad about your parents. taboo my father took care of me. he may not have felt any love for me, but at least he did a lot for me to live, like my mother. martin bormann's son is a former priest, but his book about forgiving one's fathers is very popular in germany a few years ago in an interview , bormann's son remarked that he would love to meet nicholas frank in the wall magazine where i worked at crush me moldova meet. this will be very interesting stuff. children of war criminals, and the like, someone from the editorial office called bormann jr. to agr

reporter: in 1969 he was invested as prince of wales, though most knew him at the time as a so-called playboylater he'd marry diana spencer in july of 1981. 750 million people all around the world tuned in to watch what they thought was a fairytale ending, but rumors of infidelity brought it crashing down, charles romantically linked with an old flame, kamila. in 1996 they announced their divorce and not long after the death of diana, princess of wales. >> the funeral procession is on the south side of the park. >> reporter: for a time camilla seemed to be one of the most hated people in britain. charles and camilla married in april of 2005, and as the years passed, public opinion has gradually shifted. >> yes, it might have been an affair that rocked the monarchy, but it's resulted in an incredibly happy marriage. >> reporter: with camilla's rehabilitation complete and years of service, queen elizabeth ii issued full support for camilla during her jubilee in february and announcing upon his accession, camilla should be known as queen consort. as charles enters the next chapter, a new era for

a wealthy, famous playboy. can you spell trump? okay. so. so. age 35, which you're supposed to actually have a walk or quincy or, you know, a q and you're supposed to have a track record as in w a track record of your own. you see. and you're going to be eligible if you're john q or george dubya. but only when you have a track record of your own rather than me. of the first two. last name of your daddy. okay. and who's the prime minister when they're coming up with all these rules? his name? william pitt, as in william pitt the younger. and he has the same first and last name as his daddy. and he might. good. he might be bad, but he's getting because of his daddy's name and he's a member of parliament, 21 mp and prime minister pm at 24 and they're saying no, we've got a different model. we are actually to do something in your own right. remarkably democratic, affirmative action for low born people. if the constitution was fundamentally democratic for its time and here i end does this mean it was also fundamentally anti so it is democratic but is