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0:28>> [music] >> April 27th, the White House lit the stage. King Charles III arrived, turning history's page. [music] The United States at 250, a milestone to celebrate.
0:39Britain and America shaking hands at the gate. [music] The red carpet was rolled out. The flags were standing tall. The cameras all were rolling down the Grand White House Hall. [music] Two leaders met together for a diplomatic meeting.
0:49The whole wide world was watching every step and every beat. The king flew in from [music] London with Queen Camila by side of state visit on a schedule done with protocol and pride. At the White House press corps gathered, no books open wide, reporting every moment from the outside and inside. So we can read [music] the news. We're bringing you the facts. No speculation needed, just the story and the stats. From Washington to London, from Teran to Moscow, too. We are reading every headline, bringing all of it to you. No cameras caught [music] a moment at the very start of things. A handshake in the doorway with the man
1:16who serves the king. His grip was firm.
1:18Reporters noted. Both men holding strong. The footage circulated and it [singing and music] didn't take too long. Social media picked it up and ran it through the feed. Every angle, every frame was exactly what they need.
1:27[music] Body language experts gave their commentary and view, but the two men kept on SMILING AS WORLD LEADERS OFTEN DO. The meeting [music] then continued in the schedule, talks inside.
1:36Discussions on the future DOING BUSINESS SIDE BY SIDE. The Golden Ballroom crocket [music] also came up in the air.
1:40A new White House event space a proposal here and there. Congress got the [music] question, some said yes and some said no. Democrats and Republicans debating where to go. 200 million, maybe more.
1:50The estimates were out. [music] The funding conversation stirred up headlines all about historic preservation. Voices raised their concerns loud. Some said private owners should be funding for the crowd. The debate was still [music] unfolding as THE VISIT CARRIED ON. A story line that lingered EVEN AFTER GUESTS HAD GONE.
2:04>> THIS IS YOUR evening [music] news. We're bringing you the facts. No speculation needed. Just the story and the stats.
2:09From Washington to London. From Teran [music] to Moscow 2. We are reading every headline. Bringing all of it to you.
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2:24Good night. [music] >> Meanwhile, on the other side of the globe, the talks began. I ran four minister boarded flights to meet with the criminal [music] plan. Iraqi landed overco cameras at the door. Diplomatic meetings adding layers to explore.
2:35[music] The timing drew some headlines as reporters made the link. Two major stories happening faster than a blink.
2:40Geopolitics [music] was moving like it always tends to do. Multiple developments plopping in a single day or two. The analysts [music] were busy filling segments on the air connecting dots and drawing maps and placing pins out there. Terren [music] in Moscow talking while the White House held his guest. The news cycle was spinning, PUTTING EVERY DESK TO TEST. And that is how the [music] headlines read on April 27. A state visit, a handshake and diplomacy driven. A random Lego added me breaking down the scene. The simplest way to tell you everything in between.
3:06[music] So stay informed. Stay curious.
3:07Keep watching for the news because the world KEEPS TURNING AND THERE'S always different views. [music] This is Junior Broadcast. Thank you for your time tonight. FROM WASHINGTON TO MOSCOW, WE WILL KEEP THE FACTS IN SIGHT. [music] >> Good night.
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