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martha: future kings of england honoring the longest reigning monarch in british history. neil sean was at st. paul s today and joins us in just a moment. but first, greg palkot who is reporting live in london just down the way. hi, greg. hey, martha. yeah, the mood was a bit more subdued today after yesterday s pomp and pagentry for the queen. but still, there was a lot of moaning and a bit of soap opera. the queen was reportedly watching on tv in windsor castle. her heirs, prince charles, her grandson, prince william. all noted by the queen s love of horses, she s still in the saddle. back in the public eye, prince harry and meghan. their first joint royal appearance since they took off for the u.s. two years ago. it s been reported they got some cheers from public outside,
Beat each other up but the pinnacle is an institution and a person in the queen that everybody looks up to and brings the country together. we re fortunate here we know who the next in line is. not just the next in line but the one after that and the one after that with baby george. i know william and harry a little. i met them. they re both extremely nice young men. sandra: they re thoughtful, hard working and decent, good people. i wish them well. i wish harry well. it s great to have him and meghan back in the country. i m sure that they can give public service here as they do in other parts of the world. that s all for the good. martha: you surprised to hear londoners booing harry this morning? i didn t hear that. crowd can you get all sorts of reactions from crowds. i ll leave it at that. martha: david cameron, thanks very much. great to be with you. former prime minister. thanks so much.
Was cursed. prince andrew was going to be there. he got covid. and then the archbishop got covid and pneumonia. the queen had to pull out because of discomfort. it was very moving, a wonderful service. i m sure when she watched at home, she must have been thrilled. because it s hard not to be at an event like that, particularly for her. she s very religious and she wanted to go. the steps of st. pauls. really? martha: greg touched on it. one of the things of note because people watch these things is the seating chart, which greg showed. obviously it s strange to walk in and not be seated with your father and your brother. you can t overlook it. it s obvious. this to me is the picture of the day. okay? they walk up the aisle. their cousins are watching them on the left. harry points. is that my seat over there?
Cheers and years. inside the cathedral, it was stage managed. william and kate on one side, harry and meghan on the other side. following the service, lunch. in attendance, boris johnson and several past prime ministers, all take or took orders from the u.k. s head of state, her majesty. she has seen 14 of them. 13 presidents of the united states. finally, according to nearly all of the newspapers here today, aside from the queen, the star of yesterday s events was william and katest youngest, 4-year-old louis. his and his 96-year-old great grandmother seem to get along swimmingly. tomorrow there will be a horse raise that has been confirmed the. a pop concert sunday and street parties and a huge parade about the queen s life and times. at least one more glimpse of the wore that boris johnson calls
Extraordinary bravery and tactical ability. they re now getting this weapons supply i hope rapidly, not just from britain and germany and others but crucially the american support is hugely important, particularly the artillery and the missile systems. those can make a real difference. with that, we must helpukraine make sure that russia loses, that ukraine wins and we must be guided by the ukrainians as to what is the end state that they re lacking to and how we can help them to get there. martha: last question from this morning. what do you think about prince william, prince harry? we heard solve boos as harry walked out. as a dad, as a human being and you look at these brothers, how important is it to your country to see unity, not only in politics but also in the royal family? i m a massive fan of our royal family. the system works well for us having a constitutional monarchy. that means the politicians can
Great speaking with him earlier today. now coming up, royal expert neil sean on the seating chart at today s thanksgiving service and why meghan and harry left before the party. britts continue to shower their monarch with love. you know, we love the queen, we love the british monarchy. we won t see her, be we ll spend a come of great days here. seeing so many fun people. living the dream, being around a party. we don t have a plan. go with the flow and see what the vibe is. we hope we ll get a decent ringside seat because there s so many people here.
Pulled me into this little bathroom because he didn t want landra to see him wasting $400 on the senate s worst dressed member. but when i asked harry about it later, he said to me he didn t want to embarrass me in front of landra. that was harry to a tee. it was no secret that harry didn t care for the decorum of public office, but he did know how to dress his part. he cut his hair regularly, he shined his shoes, he wore nice suits from clothiers like kicky freedman that i couldn t afford but a few years later i got the better of harry when i showed up to the senate wearing a freeman suit of my own. harry was surprised. he said, chuck, i thought you said you should never afford a freeman suit. i told him, i can t, so i visited the warehouse in rochester and bought one at a wholesale price. harry stopped slipping me money for clothes after that.
More people from different walks of life and realized their struggles weren t that different from his family s had been in searchlight, harry s views on some of these issues changed as well. he didn t consider that a weakness. he understood that he wasn t always going to be right about everything. he knew how to listen and to learn and was humble enough to admit when he had to change his mind and grow. and by the way, speaking from personal experience, it helps when you re married to somebody whose wiser and brighter than you. i know something about that. after harry introduced a bill repealing birthright citizenship in the 1990s, for example,
I wasn t in congress then. but he was in the house, and he was running for the united states senate. it was 1985 and time for the 86 election. george marcus is here, who took up his cause in san francisco. my husband, paul, is here, and harry was a high priority for us in winning the senate. so, as speaker of the house, i m pleased to join our distinguished majority leader, steny hoyer, our members of the nevada delegation, dina titus, steve horsford and susie lee to bring greetings of all of our colleagues, to someone we all viewed as a great person. i have a great deal i want to say about harry, but you know harry. he was a man of few words, and he wanted everybody else to be a person of few words. and again, we ll go to the phone calls, because i, immodestly,