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5:23Now PlayingKing Charles appeared to send a message to Donald Trump as he made the first address to parliament on his state visit to Ottawa, Canada.
Iain Dales provides analysis with Julian Francis Godolphin, author of the new book 'On His Majesty's Service: How the King Preserves the British Constitution'.
It marks the King's twentieth visit to Canada - and his first as sovereign.
The speech was last read in 1977 by the King's mother, Queen Elizabeth II.
He said: "Every time I come to Canada, a little more of Canada seeps into my bloodstream and straight to my heart."
He praised Canada's "unique admiration" for its "bravery and sacrifice in defence of national values", and the "diversity and kindness of Canadians".
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