was wise enough, particularly after the death of diana, to learn how to move the monarchy forward incrementally. and she was much more in touch in a personal way with people, and you know, so i think, you know, she s always been incredibly wise and she has never gone out she never went out sort of over her skis. she always sort of had almost a sixth sense of knowing not to be too far ahead of where the public was. but yet, to bring them along when it was necessary, and i think in terms of the transition now, she has particularly, it s notable that over the past months, when or month when charles was up in balmoral, he was with her many days, and i think it s it s important to remember that she has given him many tutorials on leadership, and at one point, he said, we learn by observing, and he s obviously learned by doing as well. but she has, as her father did before her, you know, she has provided a model and a guidebook, in a way, for him to reign. kate williams,
since harry truman. can you imagine what that would be like to have that consistency? by the way. not for nothing, as they say. we talk all we want about a monarchy, and the shortcomings, and all of these things. but our democracy is being tested. our democratic principles are often being tested. so, we all live in a virtual political glass house. then we have someone who is acting like a monarch, but was a former president. thank you, laura i will see you tomorrow. it is good to be the, getting let us know. this is don lemon tonight and there s not going on tonight here in the uk. back at home, and around the world. we ve got new developments tonight on the special master and on subpoenas going out to trump associates. later in the broadcast, as ukraine turn the tide against fiber putin. all that is straight ahead. but i want to take a look at these pictures, pretty amazing. , we are still lining up in edinburgh where it is a little after three in the morning, waiting
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daughter, mourning their mother in scotland today. now, all eyes are on the other side. the newly minted king when he takes the throne in a moment. they will be intense political challenges from britain. joining me now to discuss, cnn contributor patricia goddard. host of the week with patricia goddard. she s a professor of modern british history. good evening to both of you. sarah, you first. and the coverage of king charles we ve seen his wife, camilla, who is now queen concert. we ve seen her by his side. today, the members of the public together as well as attending on the formal events. talk to me more about what the queen consort, camilla, role will be. and with the differences between a queen consort and just a normal queen. the role of the queen consort, is basically, to support the king. and not cause any scandals, i
patricia, let me bring when. when charles and camilla were married, this was in 2005. the queen said that camilla will be known as princess consort. when charles became king, but during the platinum jubilee. just a few months ago. the queen changed your mind and then allowed camila to take the title of queen consort. what do you think changed? i think the relationship, camilla has been really good for the relationship between the king and. i keep going to say prince charles. but prince charles and his mother. because, originally. they don t seem that close, but camilla is having met her. i can tell she s very down to earth. she s got a wonderful sense of humor. she has worked, tirelessly, as we just seen from her charities. from her charity she s won many many awards for her work. so, i think it is really noticeable that into the speeches, now. king charles has made a point of saying, my wife of 17 years.