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People who may not support the monarchy stilled a vired this woman. she respected a constant through their lives during the years when times were difficult in this country, times were good in this country. she was always there. many people have told us she also represented good values, doing what's right, and over her 70-year range, she barely put a foot wrong. i think there were two instances in total after 07 years. one was after a terrible mining disaster in wales where she failed to rush to the town and pay her condolences back in the '60s, i believe, and the other was during the death of ...

Troubles of northern ireland, the thorny issues of the falcons war in 1980's, or seeing her own families in more recent battlefields, the queen has remained publicly and steadily committed to british allies. >> talk, we will. listen, we have to. disagree from time to time, we may. but united, we must always remain. >> over the many years, there have been stumbles. in 1966, a mining disaster and wales killed more than 100 schoolchildren, and dozens of adults. the queen lingered more than a week before visiting, decades later saying that that delay was her biggest regret. in 1992, royal scandals...

Influence. she's on -- literally on the currency. but she's also on an andy warhol silk screen. she's the subject of shows and documentaries that are still drawing huge audiences. you know, people have been fascinated with her all this time. and i think part of it has been her ability to change. i mean, on the one hand, there's the criticism that she's too old fashioned. on the other hand, she's been doing her job publicly for 70 years. that is a long time to be in that kind of spotlight and to have to adjust and adapt. and she's learned from mistakes, which is so interesting. >> which is such...