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Trump's 'DRUNK' Comment To King Charles Goes Viral; Lip Reader EXPOSES Shock Quip At US State Dinner
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8:15Now PlayingA lip reader claims U.S. President Donald Trump made a surprising "Are you drunk?" remark to King Charles during the White House state dinner. While unconfirmed, the moment has gone viral, sparking debate over whether it was playful, inappropriate or way too informal. Here's what happened and how the monarch reacted to the question.
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