SMT - What Can Charles Learn in Three Days?

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SMT - What Can Charles Learn in Three Days?

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May 18, 2022

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Bruce joins us from Edinburgh, Scotland on the topic of Charles and Camilla's visit to Canada. What can the heir to the throne do to gain affection from Canadians at a time when the future of the monarchy is very much on the minds of many? Plus how the tragic and horrific Buffalo story has injected itself into the Conservative leadership campaign.

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