Who else has Trump been pocket dialling?

This episode of Trump100 examines the aftermath of the UK's state visit by King Charles III and Queen Camilla, analyzing its diplomatic impact and the contrast between public goodwill and ongoing geopolitical tensions. Hosts James Matthews and Mark Stone reflect on the visit's highlights—such as the King's carefully crafted speech at Congress, the symbolic gift of a WWII Royal Navy submarine bell inscribed with 'Trump,' and the emotional moments in New York and Front Royal—while questioning whether these gestures truly altered the strained relationship between President Trump and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Despite Trump’s public praise for the King and the visit’s success, the episode reveals a stark disconnect: within hours of the royals’ departure, Trump was on the phone with Vladimir Putin and threatening to pull US troops from Germany, undermining the trip’s message of Atlantic unity. The hosts also explore the absurdity of Trump’s pocket-dialing James Matthews during a private moment, highlighting the risks of presidential accessibility. Meanwhile, the episode underscores the fragility of the 'special relationship' amid military posturing, rising oil prices, and a lack of substantive progress on Iran, suggesting that while optics improved, real policy shifts remain elusive.