King Charles 'has good reason' to think 'Trump will speak out of turn'

Express Newspapers ^ | Mon, Sep 1, 2025 | Brigid Brown

[lee martell]

Well, somebody has to say what’s on everybody’s mind, anyway! No more beatin’ around the bush.
Somebody needs to talk about this new British custom of locking people up for unfavorable Tweets.

This has got to stop! These arrests only teach the average person to have less respect for the law of the land, when enforcement becomes so ridiculous and one sided.

[Telepathic Intruder]

He’s afraid the peasants might hear the truth.

[Yogafist]

Speak out of turn? Sorry your in-breeding doesn’t carry that much weight any more.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

How, exactly, does the President of the United States speak “out of turn?”

[toddausauras]

Islamic takeover.

[Governor Dinwiddie]

We have good reason to believe that Queen Charles is gay.

[pburiak]

Camilla’s Tampon needs to STFU.

[irishjuggler]

‘How, exactly, does the President of the United States speak “out of turn?”’

Seriously. If Chuck doesn’t like what DJT has to say, he can shove it.

[MayflowerMadam]

If he doesn’t speak out of turn I’ll be disappointed.

I think QE liked Trump. Charles... not so much.

[Jean2]

Since when do we answer to the king of england?

[Billthedrill]

Chuckie knows perfectly well that a fair proportion of the British public is looking to Trump for the truth and not to him. And rightfully so. And that’s his fault, not Trump’s.

[frank ballenger]

Trump makes his Sharpie signatures on bills and executive orders big enough so King Charles can read them without his spectacles.

Nod to John Hancock (now historians can’t find evidence he ever made the Declaration of Independence remark). He did apparently say everyone signing it was subject to hanging and he was so far the only one to have signed it so get going.

[MayflowerMadam]

Except for Wm. and Kate, that entire family is a hot frickin’ dysfunctional mess. And THEY are worried that Trump might speak out of turn. Tsk tsk tsk.

[Williams]

Too bad.

[laplata]

President Trump should tell this puke of a king to shove the trip up his azz.

[laplata]

The president shouldn’t go. He’s going to enemy territory (not most of the British people) and it’s dangerous.

[HYPOCRACY]

Trump is the king of America, as coronated by the left and the media. Trump is a bigger King. He’s a Kangz.

[Mogger]

Since when do we answer to the king of england?

1776.

[JennysCool]

I’m seeing so many stories about Charles that don’t bother to mention he has a very wry sense of humor, and “speaks out of turn” sometimes himself. Having observed him for decades, I think he has nothing against lively conservation and debate, and I’m sure he’s looking forward to discussion, and perhaps a little sparring, with President Trump.