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Trump posts Labour Day montage implying Charles ignored worker

9/9/2026

Summary

Trump Posts Montage

U.S. President Donald Trump posted a montage on Truth Social on Labour Day.
The montage removed King Charles III reaching for fainting worker in July 2020 Bristol Asda video, implying he ignored worker.
The caption read “the side of Trump the media doesn’t show you”.
The montage portrayed President Emmanuel Macron, President Joe Biden and former President Barack Obama as indifferent.
Buckingham Palace declined comment and White House gave no response.

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Charles Addresses Congress

Charles addressed the U.S. Congress in April 2026, the first reigning British monarch ever to do so.
His four-day state visit was the first U.K. monarch trip to the United States since 2007.
During the tour, Charles became the first sovereign to visit Bermuda, a British Overseas Territory.
He logged 164 official days in 2025, fewer than the prior year but more than early in his reign.

History

Historical Context

In July 1976 Queen Elizabeth II made a six-day state visit to the United States, arriving for the nation’s bicentennial and meeting President Gerald Ford. The trip set a precedent for monarchs using high-profile U.S. engagements to underscore the Anglo-American alliance. In April 2026 King Charles III addressed Congress and visited Bermuda, echoing that diplomatic tradition.

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Trump Posts Montage

U.S. President Donald Trump posted a montage on Truth Social on Labour Day.
The montage removed King Charles III reaching for fainting worker in July 2020 Bristol Asda video, implying he ignored worker.
The caption read “the side of Trump the media doesn’t show you”.
The montage portrayed President Emmanuel Macron, President Joe Biden and former President Barack Obama as indifferent.
Buckingham Palace declined comment and White House gave no response.

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