At a glamorous state banquet, Donald Trump delved into politics, breaching royal protocol with his speech. The US President enjoyed the grandeur of the lavish dinner at Windsor Castle’s St George’s Hall, captivating 160 guests with his remarks that raised eyebrows.
Seated next to King Charles, Trump’s speech included a political attack mentioning “free speech” and a reference to the “Union Jack,” which some interpreted as a nod to UK politics. He also indirectly criticized former President Joe Biden, claiming the US was “very sick” before his second term.
Expressing gratitude for the warm welcome, Trump praised the King’s dedication to preserving the British monarchy’s essence and his country’s spirit. He commended the King for diverse initiatives, including environmental efforts, supporting artists, and aiding veterans.
Trump also lauded the Prince of Wales, predicting his future success, and complimented Princess Catherine’s radiance. Reflecting on historical ties, he emphasized the enduring bond between the US and the UK, highlighting their shared heritage and values.
Acknowledging the UK’s significant contributions to global history, Trump praised the nation’s accomplishments, including defeating Napoleon, advancing industrialization, and championing individual rights. He underlined the special relationship between the two countries, emphasizing their intertwined destinies and shared values.
In a toast to the enduring friendship between the US and the UK, Trump honored King Charles III and the Queen, expressing gratitude for the privilege of being part of such a special occasion.
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