Read the complete transcript of King Charles III’s speech to Congress
King Charles III delivered a speech to the US Congress, highlighting the historical bonds and shared democratic values between the UK and the US. He expressed gratitude for the honor of addressing Congress and reaffirmed the commitment to uphold democracy and protect citizens from harm.
King Charles III addressed a joint meeting of Congress, expressing gratitude for the honor and thanking the American people for welcoming him and the Queen to the US. He highlighted the interlinked destinies of the two nations over 250 years and referenced Oscar Wilde's quote on shared values except language. The King emphasized the commitment to uphold democracy and protect citizens from harm, citing the incident near the Capitol building. He noted the modern relationship between the two nations spans over four centuries, with him being the 19th British sovereign to study American affairs. The speech referenced the historical context, including the Declaration of Independence and the shared democratic values rooted in common traditions. King Charles III expressed the highest regard and friendship of the British people to the people of the US.
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