bill: if nothing else, dana, they picked a beautiful day in scotland. dana: they don t get many like that there. bill: fantastic to see that. this will last one mile. if you go to your google map, officially it says 1.1 mile but then again who is counting, right? martha, if you can see what we re seeing, go ahead and give us your impressions as we move. we just saw the most stunning vista of holyroodhouse and the hill behind it, part of holyroodhouse park. it is a stunning day here. as bill pointed out, it is a dual event here. the earlier ceremony we saw with charles the presenting of the keys he rejects and get
she loved his sense of humor and they were close. but andrew is living a very different situation right now. one other thing i would mention in regards to scotland and queen elizabeth s connection to it. her mother, the queen mother, spent her childhood at a castle. you can read about the associations in shakespeare. the queen mother bought a home in scotland later in life. that also something of this very deep connection. when they introduced charles this morning and gave him the keys and welcomed to your ancient and hereditary kingdom of scotland, that was the greeting for charles when he arrived this morning, dana and bill. dana: thank you so much, martha. we want to bring in jonathan, a british broadcaster and royal commentator to get your thoughts this morning. they re halfway through the royal mile procession.
show me a democratic city where you have systemic racism. it s a lie. bill: thank you. speak later in the week, leo terrell in los angeles. good luck with your town, leo, you ll need it. hi, percy. dana: princes william and harry together in public for the first time in two years. does the reunion mean a reconciliation sh we await the queen s final journey through scotland. the public will finally get a chance to pay their respects in edinburgh. we re on your corner and in your corner every step of the way. because your anything is our everything. aspen dental. anything to make you smile.
listen to king charles. this vow she kept with unsurpassed devotion. she set an example of selfless duty, which with god s help, and your counsel, i am resolved faithfully to follow. from there king charles and queen consort camilla traveled to scotland. they went to holyroodhouse, a 21 gun salute marking their arrival in the scottish capital and now they will travel from holyroodhouse shortly following the queen s coffin. alongside king charles we expect the princess royal, princess anne and princes andrew and edward. it will be the first time that we have seen those members of the royal family behind the coffin carrying their mother.
can. 480 years since a monarch last died in scotland. this pageantry and incredible display like nothing else on earth. we ll talk about this for generations to come. i was there at holyroodhouse in the press area when the queen arrived. the crowds were 20 deep. it was packed out. it was full but the crowd was quite warm hearted and somber. it wasn t boisterous in any way. there was a great wonderful sense of camaraderie amongst the people here. people are already preparing to pay their respects. go to where the queue starts. this is a big moment. the queen said herself that grief is the price we pay for love. what you are saying with all of these grief. dozens of people watching the queen for one last time is an immense outpouring of how much