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- 0:00[SPEAKER_00]: King Charles has some firm rules about what can appear on his dinner table.
- 0:05[SPEAKER_00]: Sources reveal, there's one popular ingredient he would rarely rule out of his diet.
- 0:11[SPEAKER_00]: The 77-year-old monarch is known for his deep interest in food beyond just taste.
- 0:18[SPEAKER_00]: An insider shares that the King genuinely cares about where his food comes from and how it's produced.
- 0:24[SPEAKER_00]: He emphasizes eating foods that are in season, avoiding items like strawberries in January.
- 0:31[SPEAKER_00]: However, when strawberries are in season, they are a welcome addition to his meals.
- 0:37[SPEAKER_00]: Instead of chocolate, he prefers a good cheese board, especially with quality honey.
- 0:42[SPEAKER_00]: He enjoys simple, beautifully prepared food, particularly favoring Italian dishes.
- 0:49[SPEAKER_00]: Royal menus change considerably depending on the family's location and the season.
- 0:55[SPEAKER_00]: Former royal chef, Darren McGrady, emphasized the King's seasonal eating habits regarding his food choices.
- 1:02[SPEAKER_00]: Ultimately, King Charles' preferences reflect a strong appreciation for fresh seasonal produce.
- 1:09[SPEAKER_00]: Mike Johnson, one another term, representing Louisiana's fourth congressional district, securing 58.5% of the vote in the recent midterm elections.
- 1:20[SPEAKER_00]: However, despite his victory, Republicans lost control of the House of Representatives across the nation.
- 1:27[SPEAKER_00]: Democrats gained significant ground, positioning Hackeam Jeffries to potentially become the next speaker of the House.
- 1:35[SPEAKER_00]: In Schreefport, Johnson addressed his supporters, acknowledging the party's defeat while thanking Donald Trump and Vice President J.D.
- 1:42[SPEAKER_00]: Vance.
- 1:44[SPEAKER_00]: Johnson's political future now faces scrutiny within the Republican Party after their disappointing election results.
- 1:53[SPEAKER_00]: Some members openly questioned whether Johnson and senior leaders should retain their positions following the losses.
- 2:00[SPEAKER_00]: Johnson had campaigned diligently across more than 40 districts, trying to safeguard the party's narrow majority.
- 2:08[SPEAKER_00]: Some Republicans have cited issues like inflation and immigration enforcement as factors contributing to their defeat.
- 2:16[SPEAKER_00]: Johnson recognized the historical challenges faced by the party of a sitting president in midterm elections.
- 2:24[SPEAKER_00]: Despite the setbacks, he expressed his commitment stating, Republicans will not be deterred by the outcome of one election.
- 2:32[SPEAKER_00]: With the new Congress beginning in January, Johnson will no longer lead the Republican Party, prompting a leadership contest.
- 2:41[SPEAKER_00]: Miley Cyrus is facing crises in both her career and personal life, leaving friends worried.
- 2:47[SPEAKER_00]: Radar Online.com reports that her latest album, Fast Persuades, has seen a shocking chart collapse.
- 2:55[SPEAKER_00]: Unexpectedly, the album fell from number one to number 157 in just its second week.
- 3:02[SPEAKER_00]: This 156-place drop is the biggest recorded for a female artist after a week at number one.
- 3:09[SPEAKER_00]: The insider revealed that this historic plunge has left Cyrus feeling shattered about her career.
- 3:16[SPEAKER_00]: She had previously described the album as a masterpiece that would elevate her career to new heights.
- 3:22[SPEAKER_00]: Compounding her struggles, Miley is also dealing with the loss of her mentor, Dolly Parton.
- 3:28[SPEAKER_00]: An insider stated that Parton was a calming confident for Cyrus during challenging times.
- 3:35[SPEAKER_00]: Without Dolly's guidance, Miley feels increasingly lost and unsupported in her struggles.
- 3:41[SPEAKER_00]: Additionally, her relationship with her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, has reportedly been strained.
- 3:47[SPEAKER_00]: While her boyfriend, Max Morando and her mother, Tisch, support her, she longs for Dolly's direction.
- 3:54[SPEAKER_00]: Barack Obama laid into Donald Trump after Democrats triumphed in the midterms.
- 4:01[SPEAKER_00]: Obama claimed Americans have moved on from politics that divides them.
- 4:06[SPEAKER_00]: He stated that Democrats taking both the House and Senate was a clear message to the White House.
- 4:12[SPEAKER_00]: On X, Obama highlighted the outstanding candidates who swept to victory.
- 4:17[SPEAKER_00]: He said these candidates were, united by shared values and a commitment to public service.
- 4:24[SPEAKER_00]: Obama urged that the current administration's final two years should focus on preventing further damage.
- 4:31[SPEAKER_00]: Democrats flipped six Senate seats and over a dozen Republican-held house districts.
- 4:37[SPEAKER_00]: In Texas, Democrat James Telerico defeated Trump-act attorney general Ken Paxton.
- 4:44[SPEAKER_00]: Democrats also captured Senate seats in Kansas and South Carolina ending decades-long Republican winning streaks.
- 4:52[SPEAKER_00]: Following the elections, Georgia Senator John Assoff's odds for the next presidency, significantly increased.
- 4:59[SPEAKER_00]: Assoff said, the American people have rebuked the depravity, corruption and incompetence of the failed lame duck president Trump.
- 5:08[SPEAKER_00]: Queen Camilla's Caribbean Getaway faced unexpected chaos due to a bathroom blunder with their luxury suite.
- 5:16[SPEAKER_00]: sources revealed that a luxury Italian toilet was sent in error, prompting a frantic search for a replacement.
- 5:23[SPEAKER_00]: The 79-year-old queen was reportedly recuperating in a cottage in Hodges Bay, Antigua, with King Charles.
- 5:31[SPEAKER_00]: This very property previously hosted Prince Harry, showcasing its royal appeal and history.
- 5:38[SPEAKER_00]: However, preparations hit a snag when the wrong
- 5:44[SPEAKER_00]: Eventually, a correct replacement was found, preventing the royal couple from relocating to emergency accommodations.
- 5:52[SPEAKER_00]: The irony of this blunder is notable, as King Charles has a reputation for specific travel requests.
- 5:59[SPEAKER_00]: In 2018, he humorously dismissed claims he travels with his own toilet seat during a radio interview.
- 6:07[SPEAKER_00]: During his visit, Charles encountered Idris Elba, who joked about the political tensions in the region.
- 6:14[SPEAKER_00]: Elbow warmly greeted Charles, and offered sympathy regarding Antigua's prime minister and Republican sentiments.
- 6:21[SPEAKER_00]: This moment reflects ongoing discussions about Antigua becoming a republic, as political tensions persist.
- 6:30[SPEAKER_00]: Scarlet Johansson is devastated after her skincare company.
- 6:33[SPEAKER_00]: The outset announced its closure after just four years.
- 6:38[SPEAKER_00]: This news comes as a humiliating business setback, the superstar never saw coming.
- 6:43[SPEAKER_00]: Radar Online.com can reveal.
- 6:46[SPEAKER_00]: Scarlet is crushed, a source said.
- 6:48[SPEAKER_00]: She invested years of work, money, and personal pride into this business.
- 6:53[SPEAKER_00]: The insider added that she genuinely believed her skincare company would become a major success.
- 7:00[SPEAKER_00]: Joe Hanson aimed to offer skincare without the pressure of constantly marketing herself, like other celebrity beauty moguls.
- 7:08[SPEAKER_00]: She thought being Scarlett Johansson would be enough.
- 7:11[SPEAKER_00]: The insider explained, however, customers craved more than just her famous name.
- 7:17[SPEAKER_00]: They sought access to Scarlett herself.
- 7:20[SPEAKER_00]: Scarlett Johansson launched her skincare brand in 2022, focusing on clean and gentle products.
- 7:27[SPEAKER_00]: These products were designed to nourish sensitive skin, and strengthen the skin barrier for simpler beauty routines.
- 7:34[SPEAKER_00]: Despite her efforts, the closure of the outset marks a significant disappointment in her entrepreneurial journey.
- 7:42[SPEAKER_00]: This setback raises questions about the challenge's celebrity brand's face, in connecting with their audiences.
- 7:49[SPEAKER_00]: Donald Trump has attempted to distance himself from the Republicans crushing mid-terms losses.
- 7:56[SPEAKER_00]: RadarOnline.com has revealed that the wounded president instead blamed GOP candidates for the disaster in the polls.
- 8:04[SPEAKER_00]: Democrats seized control of both the House and Senate, with significant wins in states like Michigan and Iowa.
- 8:12[SPEAKER_00]: On truth social, Trump insisted the results were not a personal response to his presidency.
- 8:18[SPEAKER_00]: He said, I wasn't on the ballot, and if I was, we would have won in a landslide.
- 8:24[SPEAKER_00]: Trump's mood worsened during the night, leading him to critique his usual allies.
- 8:29[SPEAKER_00]: He expressed disdain for Jessica Tarlev's commentary on Fox News, labeling her as dumb as a rock.
- 8:37[SPEAKER_00]: Trump continued to criticize Fox News, citing their polling as always the worst, and filled with hit jobs.
- 8:44[SPEAKER_00]: He pointed fingers at the network for the losses, stating that they caused the declines in ratings.
- 8:51[SPEAKER_00]: In a later call to Fox News, Trump admitted that high gas prices were significant factor in the defeat,
- 8:58[SPEAKER_00]: Surprisingly, Trump gave credit to Democrats, saying, I think the Democrats did a good job.
- 9:05[SPEAKER_00]: President Donald Trump turned on Greg Abbott after the Texas Governor lost his reelection bid to Gina Hinohosa.
- 9:13[SPEAKER_00]: Gina Hinohosa's victory ended 32 years of Republican control of the Texas Governor's office.
- 9:20[SPEAKER_00]: She became the first Democratic Governor of Texas.
- 9:23[SPEAKER_00]: Since 1995, marking a historic political shift,
- 9:28[SPEAKER_00]: After conceding the race, Abbott congratulated Gina Hinohosa on her victory, according to various reports.
- 9:36[SPEAKER_00]: Trump criticized Abbott shortly after, claiming he had become a rhino during the campaign's final months.
- 9:43[SPEAKER_00]: He stated, if Greg Abbott, the governor of Texas, hadn't become a rhino in the last six months, he wouldn't have lost.
- 9:51[SPEAKER_00]: The president noted Abbott reverted to his original formula, without providing specifics.
- 9:57[SPEAKER_00]: Trump's remarks marked a significant shift in tone toward Abbott, whom he had endorsed earlier.
- 10:03[SPEAKER_00]: Gina faced a notable fundraising disadvantage, but campaigned on critical issues like affordability and education.
- 10:11[SPEAKER_00]: Despite Abbott's over $100 million in campaign funds, Gina Hinohosa focused on her message and constituent needs,
- 10:20[SPEAKER_00]: tensions also arose between Abbott and Trump, over Texas regulations on data centers earlier this year.
- 10:28[SPEAKER_00]: In August, Abbott paused approvals for data centers, which Trump called a mistake for Texas.
- 10:35[SPEAKER_00]: Following his concession, Abbott pledged to assist with Gina's transition into office.
- 10:41[SPEAKER_00]: Gina, previously president of the Austin Independent School District, will be the first Latina governor of Texas.
- 10:48[SPEAKER_00]: Her inauguration is scheduled for January, 2027, paving the way for a new direction in Texas politics.
- 10:57[SPEAKER_00]: President Donald Trump joked that he could relocate to Israel and become its prime minister if Americans ever grew tired of him.
- 11:06[SPEAKER_00]: He made these remarks during an election day interview with Fox News, Fox and friends on November 3.
- 11:13[SPEAKER_00]: Discussing his relationship with Israel,
- 11:19[SPEAKER_00]: He reiterated his assertion that his approval rating among Israelis stands at 99%, although he did not provide polling evidence.
- 11:29[SPEAKER_00]: Critics responded sarcastically to his comments, especially following his endorsement of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Re-election campaign.
- 11:39[SPEAKER_00]: Trump suggested, so I'm the number one, I was 99% approval rating in Israel, can you believe it?
- 11:47[SPEAKER_00]: He added, if people ever got tired of me in the US, I'll move to Israel and become Prime Minister.
- 11:54[SPEAKER_00]: Trump's claim of a 99% approval rating was previously questioned by fact checkers and found unsupported by substantial polling.
- 12:03[SPEAKER_00]: He also endorsed Netanyahu as a great warrior Prime Minister in a post leading up to Israel's elections.
- 12:11[SPEAKER_00]: Netanyahu welcomed the endorsement, saying,
- 12:17[SPEAKER_00]: After the election, Netanyahu's block fell short of a majority, leading to complicated coalition negotiations.