28:36Long-form

King Charles makes historic address to US Congress

United KingdomPublished April 28, 2026

Views 361K  |  Likes 5.77K  |  Comments 1.56K
Views#3,274,477Global
Views#94,715United Kingdom

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Sky NewsSky News
9.37M subs•77.8K videos•Jun 2006

This video has 361K views and 5.77K likes, ranking #3,274,477 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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361,040

Likes

5,774

Comments

1,564

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Total (all-time): $253 – $722

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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The King has become just the second British monarch to give an address to the US Congress, after his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. The story of the UK and US "is, at its heart, a story of reconciliation, renewal and remarkable partnership", the King tells Congress. Charles says the two countries have forged a friendsh…

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April 28, 2026
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