it really is all about that special relationship we heard so much about for all these decades. there s a bond regardless of the rebellion and revolution that led to the formation of an exceptional country created in the united states, there is respect for that ultimately from the united kingdom but we have a lot in common in terms of values and that is what queen elizabeth tried to possess at those meetings and show the importance of you and all those visits to the us. interesting to see when prince charles comes to the united states to meet with president biden. because there is a new prime minister, liz truss, she should go first, before a visit from charles. we will see how that holds out. rachel: in a clip isar recently
commonwealth itself. pete: one of those traditions i went through a phase where i watched prime minister s questions in parliament. fascinating and a lot of the traviotraditions, will, you re t and a live shot of parliament and i believe there ll be a ceremony including king charles iii as well ask we may dip into that in a moment. you re right, will, there s value in a culture s ability to perpetuate itself and a lot of that comes through civic ritual acknowledging timeless truths or virtue that a culture has held and putting processes in place to protect them. that s what a devout defender ovthe monarchy would say about the monarchy. we don t believe they re better than us per se, but that lineage is part of protecting a civilization that has been powerful, has had merr merit and freed people and made mistakes and done wonderful things. without this, you don t perpetuate that. rachel: part of the title
for the guidance and help of all mighty god. rachel: over the last three hours, we ve seen two proclamations in london and heard from the new king himself giving an emotional speech about his late mother queen elizabeth ii. take a listen. three cheers for his majesty the king, hip hip, hooray. hip hip hooray. hip hip hooray will: that was the hip hip hooray after the proclamation but we saw two proclamations with live readings that he s formally king charles iii now and that was held at the royal exchange in london. it was a hip hip hooray and more proclamations read in scotland, wales, and northern ireland later this week. will: king charles attending a
palace, so many more kids. it is a saturday and people made their way from all over the country to honor the late clean but also from all over the world. we ve seen various flags, people holding flowers, the buckingham palace urged people not to lay them in front of the gates but instead to bring them to green park and we see people carrying handwritten notes to honor the queen and her 7 decades of service. this institution and representation of british tradition, and thank her for everything she lived through and everything that she reigned through. the household cavalry, the band cast 10 minutes ago. we heard bells ring, so much celebration will take place for the life the queen lived, honoring her and celebrating the new king, king charles iii
evangelical outreach had an impact on the queen of england to the extent she invited him over and he became a counselor to her. you spoke a bit about it with king charles but do you have the sense he has that same no one can read into someone s heart. i understand that. if you re looking into the church and perpetuation of christianity. are we in a precarious moment and he s been with the queen for 50 years in watching her. do you have a sense he has the same commitment of being head of the church? pete, that s something i m not going to be able to answer quite. i ve never talked to him and don t know him personally. i ve heard him speak very little on the subject. you know, mainly because that wasn t his role. he is now the head of that so we ll have to see what that takes place, but she had a very, very strong commitment to christ, the queen did. that s what we pray for king charles iii as well, that he ll