Trump praises King Charles after Windsor visit
“Trump said King Charles left a strong impression during recent London and Windsor events.”
Key points
- Trump said King Charles left a strong impression during recent London and Windsor events.
- The president joked about touring vast royal art collections.
- He said the visit strengthened his personal regard for the King.
Donald Trump said he came away from his recent London and Windsor engagements "deeply impressed" with King Charles III, describing the monarch as a gracious host and "a wonderful guy." The U.S. president, reflecting on time spent with the King, said he got to know him better and praised the manner in which Britain received the American delegation, calling the evening events "beautiful" and respectful toward the United States.
Trump also remarked on the extensive royal art collections he toured during the visit, joking that he had seen more paintings and statues than most people ever would. He cast the hospitality as a sign of goodwill between the two countries, stressing that the courtesies shown reflected positively on America as well as on the King.
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