Trump thinks royal allies can 'launder his reputation'

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00:00Trump thinks royal allies can launder his reputation.

00:04President Donald Trump called King Charles III my friend during his September 2025 state

00:10visit to the UK, where the American leader was met by protest.

00:15The 79-year-old commander-in-chief, who recently enjoyed an unprecedented second state visit

00:20to the UK, has repeatedly spoken of his admiration for Queen Elizabeth II and King Charles III

00:26and privately confided to allies that being seen alongside the royals gives him legitimacy

00:31that domestic critics cannot touch.

00:34Insiders say Trump views royal connections as a powerful public relations weapon during

00:39moments of political jeopardy.

00:41Donald is convinced that being pictured with the royals makes him untouchable.

00:46A political insider claimed,

00:48Recent scrutiny over Jeffrey Epstein included a 2003 scrapbook and house oversight documents

00:54featuring an alleged note ending.

00:56May every day be another wonderful secret.

01:00Trump denied writing or signing the note.

01:02There are controversies over Epstein files.

01:05The Department of Justice declined to release.

01:08When President Donald Trump landed in Windsor, England, he was greeted by Princess Kate.

01:12You're beautiful, so beautiful, he told the Princess of Wales.

01:17President Donald Trump called his September 2025 state visit to the UK an exquisite honour,

01:22and said it's a sign of the unbreakable bond between America and Britain.

01:27Princess Diana was said to be alarmed by his advances.

01:30After photographs of Princess Kate enjoying private time while on vacation with her husband

01:34were published in 2012, Trump tweeted,

01:38Kate Middleton is great, but she shouldn't be sunbathing, like that, only herself to blame.

01:43President Donald Trump is planning to invite King Charles III and Queen Camilla to the US

01:48next year, a White House official told the BBC.

01:52His second state visit, hosted by King Charles III at Windsor Castle, marks the first time

01:57an elected head of state has been invited twice.

02:00He sees these visits as redemption arcs, our insider claimed.

02:04He can be facing indictments one day, then standing in Windsor Castle the next.

02:08As classic Trump, he thinks the Crown can launder his reputation.