action happens. and as you mentioned, this will hear from king charles again today. so 5 am, that accession council meets. this is a rubberstamp-ing exercise essentially. they meet, they discuss appointing charles. he did of course become king the moment his mother died. by this is on camera for the first time. we will see this happening. it s also where titles are discuss. so we understand, from clarence s house, which is king charles s former residence. that he took the title came charles the third. that s all we ve been calling him for the last couple of days. but there may be another title that we will learn sometime throughout the day. after that, the council meets about the king. that s where the king comes. and so king charles, we understand the queen concert camilla, and, william and kate, the princess of males. we ll join that. and that s when we will see carrying charles will be given the speech. yesterday seven or eight-minute speech was pre-recorded. this one will be live
yesterday, before he actually became prime minister. which is the first constitutional duty. he was out meeting the people. and that address yesterday was incredibly personal. so i think today it is going to be more about constitution, the accession is speaking constitution in history. he s gonna meet the prime minister again yet later today. so i think this is gonna feel very much like business which sounds a strange thing to say. wires yesterday felt far more personal. let me play a little bit of that first speech yesterday to your point of just how personal it was. let s take a listen. i speak to you today with feelings of profound sorrow. throughout her life, her majesty the queen, my beloved mother. was an inspiration and example to me, and to all of my family. katie, what were your impressions of the king s first speech for someone who has been
and natural is just a key word. i mean, he is surrounded by some of the best advisers in the world. in fact, he just imported a new head of pr. and i think we re seeing a new approach here. charles knows that in order for the monarchy to not just thrive, but to survive, it has to make that connection with its people. with its subjects. in this very modern era. and i think you are seeing absolute evidence of that, you saw that in his address to the nation yesterday and you are going to see it today. the very fact that the ex session is going to be televised live is extraordinary. and i think it says a lot about charles the third. and the king that he is going to be. susana, what does it tell us about charles and decaying that he is going to be, and this whole idea of, i guess the queen who lived her life in public and yet we knew very little about her? i think it spot on actually
king. it is one of several into the day in the uk. as part of the royal transition, including another speech from the united kingdom s monarch which is expected in the next 19 minutes. for a closer look at what s happening today. i want to bring in msnbc correspondent, as well as casey nickel, while editor, and suzanna, a british historian and msnbc contributor. so many first to her today. what are we anticipating? chris, good morning to you. i m just across the river from. on the houses of parliament. just in this meeting from scott, there is parallel things happening as we go through this week. and our understanding, chris, all of this information was given to us for planning so there may be some changes as we go through the day. our understanding is that the queen s body will remain at balmoral today. he moved into the ballroom. because this is where the
popular king. but that is so important, continuity. we know what is to come. possibly the reason that king charles may end up being revered and loved is because of the promise of the future, king william and queen catherine. we know that we have younger, modern generation of morals to come. and didn t the queen get it right? she made william a privy councilor so he would be there today. and more recently she made camilla privy councilor. which means they will be there, by charles side as he is sworn in as the new king. so i think everything was planned so beautifully, so meticulously and it is all falling into place like the most brilliant puzzle. the queen may be gone, but her hand is still being felt. katie and suzannah, stick with me. coming up! she broke barriers and set new standards for the man who will come after her. well the queen s act be nearly impossible to follow? and as we go to break. a live look outside of st.