Aldous Huxley, James W. Gerard, and Dorothy Kilgallen comment on upcoming George VI coronation

The speaker discusses their journey to America for a coronation, highlighting the unbearable crowds in London. They talk about the attire for the event and the importance of conforming to hosts' requests. The speaker expresses excitement about their assignment to cover the coronation, considering it an even better opportunity than traveling around the world.

What is the reason for the speaker's visit to America?

How does the speaker describe the crowds in London during the coronation?

What does the speaker imply about the traffic situation in London?

What is the speaker's attitude towards conforming to the host's requests?

What assignment does the speaker consider to be better than their previous one?