King Charles III is on a state visit to the U.S. this week, and on today’s edition of The Editors, Charlie Cooke looks at the strained relations between transatlantic allies.

“The British and the Europeans are not powerful,” says Charlie. “They are increasingly poor. They don’t produce much that is innovative. And the United States is powerful, is rich, and does produce much that is innovative. And it also has an enormous military on which the Europeans........

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