Donald Trump and King Charles disagree on SO much, key moment will be state visit
KING Charles and Donald Trump disagree on a great deal and a state visit to the US will be a key moment, a royal expert has said.
"I think he really did adore Queen Elizabeth. The problem he is going to have with King Charles is on policy. This includes a pledge to pull America out of the 2015 global Paris Agreement, which aims to limit dangerous global warming. And Charles would be extremely popular if he took a trip across the pond, royal author Phil Dampier has said.
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