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.

Evaluate the role of free speech in the context of the criticisms directed at the royal family.

What are the ethical considerations surrounding the principle of hereditary power?

Discuss the financial justification for the royal family's expenses in the context of the average British wage.

Analyze the statement regarding the political power of Charles Windsor and its implications for democracy.

What are the implications of having a royal family without the consent of the people?