CLEAN : Two anti-monarchy protesters boo King Charles III as he leaves Parliament

The transcript discusses the role and power of Charles Windsor and the monarchy. It critiques the monarchy's existence based on birthright, financial costs, and hidden powers. The speaker argues against the monarchy's political influence and questions the justification for its continued existence, especially without public consent.

What is the speaker's main concern about Charles Windsor's role as head of state?

• His lack of public consent

• His financial management

• His diplomatic skills

• His popularity among citizens

Why does the speaker believe the monarchy is financially burdensome?

• They have no economic impact

• They invest in foreign markets

• They receive millions in public funds

• They do not pay taxes

What is the speaker's view on the moral justification of the monarchy's power?

• It lacks philosophical or moral justification

• It is justified by their birth

• It is justified by tradition

• It is justified by their contributions

How does the speaker describe the monarchy's political influence?

• Hidden and advantageous

• Limited and symbolic

• Non-existent

• Open and transparent

What does the speaker imply about the monarchy's governance?

• It is without public consent

• It is based on public opinion

• It is highly efficient

• It is democratic