. >>> for more on the coronation, i'm joined by sally bedell smith. the author of "elizabeth the queen." thank you for being here with us. how different or similar will this coronation be to others in the country's long history? >> i think it will probably be most comparable to the coronation in 1937 of his grandfather and grandmother. that was actually a king and queen coronation, as opposed to his mother in 1953, which was a queen and the duke in edinburgh was a participant but not in the way that a king and queen are. it's going to be traditional in many respects. king charles is somebody who reveres tradition and understands this is the 21st century. the core of the coronation, which will have all the traditional rituals and the regalia and the vestments and the oaths and the appnointing a the crowning will be intact. around that, you will see signs that this is 2023. there will be women parti participating in some of the rituals. there will be inclusions of leaders of other faiths. this is a theme of the king for his life to promote harmony betwe

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and joining me now is sally bedell smith author of the book "elizabeth the queen," we've been lookingtoday as far as the world is concerned and reaffirming diplomatic ties? >> well, i think it is on the one hand it's unusual in that it is a state occasion as well as a religious occasion. so obviously there will be heads of state from all over the world, and they are coming to witness this extraordinary series of rituals that really make the monarch into the monarch that he is. he has been the monarch, obviously, since his mother died, but this is a particular celebration. it's both solemn and serious and joyful, but because he is -- in addition to being the head of state, he's also the supreme governor of the church of england. what i think is going to be so fascinating today, and what will be for many, many foreign leaders, a real sort of education in what the british -- the unique british constitutional monarchy is all about. and that will be displayed in all the different -- you know, the five different stages of the coronation, much of which has been explained. i mean, i've been s