eligible for what i have been able to do with the with the covid excuse me with dealing with everything we have to do with. ..er, look we finally beat medicare. he was hard to hear and sounded confused. this is him talking about immigration. the the total initiative relative to what we can do with more border patrol and more asylum officers. president trump? i really don t know- what he said at the end of that sentence. i don t know he knows, either. one ofjoe biden s strongest issues should be abortion but he couldn t score on that, rambling on instead about a different topic. look, there s so many young women who have been including a young woman whojust was murdered, and he went to the funeral. why, after a week of intense preparation, did he not have a great answer ready on what s a winning issue for democrats? immediately afterwards, the senior democrats who were sent out to talk to the press did not have any convincing excuses for that disastrous performance
donna has travelled from connecticut in america to secure her spot on the mall. i m just happy to be here and be part of history. i mean, this hasn t happened in 70 years and it s like i mean, every time you see pictures of a new monarch, the first thing they show is the day they were crowned. and i mean, for us to be here and see him immediately afterwards. what celebration would be complete without sharing food with family and friends? you might have heard some talk about the coronation quiche. this is it. it was hand picked by king charles and queen camilla and has been declared the coronations official party food. the recipe video was posted on the royal family s social media accounts. here at luton s guru nanak gurdwara, they are preparing a feast fit for a king. they open the doors to everyone and make 500 meals a day. the king has already popped in. very pleased and surprised to see him. so happy. very happy. and then the handshake.
in their lifetime. a front row seat at the parade will guarantee good views of this gleaming treasure. this coach will bring charles and camilla from the palace to westminster abbey. well, it s the first time that this carriage has been used at a coronation. it was delivered to queen elizabeth, the second in 2014, and used for the state opening of parliament that year. the interior of this carriage is especially poignant for king charles. it s made from wood, from the grounds of balmoral castle near aberdeen, where the late queen died, aged 96. this coach will be the centrepiece of the much larger and longer procession from westminster abbey back to buckingham palace on coronation day. it s nearly four metres tall. it s over seven metres long. it weighs four tonnes. because of that, it can only be used at a walking pace.