Prince Harry made a thin -veiled wipe to Donald Trump hours after King Charles invited him for an 'unprecedented' state visit.
The Duke of Sussex appeared at the front top in Los Angeles shortly after Keir Starmer's critical meeting with the US President.
De Royal, 40, told the public of entrepreneurs and investors how he had invested his money since Megxit and still approached his work through the Lens of Services'.
But he also went into politics and told how billions of people experienced The 'harmful effect' when 'basic moral and empathy are abandoned in favor of power and control'.
He continued: 'Now this would be a good time to talk about how a disease of leadership in different sectors – from politics to technology – can have an adverse effect on millions, if not billions of people.
'When service to others is sacrificed for personal gain. When basic moral and empathy are abandoned in favor of power and control. But I'm not going to do that now! '
The comments came directly after Sir Keir's audience with Mr Trump, in which the British Prime Minister wanted to put him under pressure to bind to a military 'backstop' in Ukraine and save the UK from rates.
Harry also used the speech to claim that he was 'never allowed to vote' in elections, but had experienced 'the power of serving first -hand'.
Meghan and Harry live the wheelchair basketball match at between the USA against Nigeria during the day one of the 2025 Invictus games earlier this month
Harry's comments came immediately after the audience of Sir Keir's White House with Mr Trump
“I am not someone who is caught in the gap between left or right views, not in the corner by a belief in blue or red – hell, I have never even allowed to vote!” he said.
'From my institutional role that the world traveled around to my decade of duties in the army, I saw the power to serve others first.
'My personal experiences abroad have taught me that when you place others in the first place, you build your stronger, more sustainable systems. That is true from Nigeria to Nepal, and from Sydney to Santa Barbara. '
All members of the royal family may then vote the king, but not traditionally.
In the past, Harry has repeatedly exchanged repetitions with Mr. Trump and earlier this month the opening of the Invictus games used to complain about the 'lack of weak moral character in the world'.
Hours before the Republican Meghan had called 'terrible'.
Mr. Trump has never hidden his aversion to the Duchess of Sussex, who supported Mr Biden and burned him 'divided and misogynistic' in an interview of 2016.
He also claimed That 'Harry is beaten' and 'is shown around his nose'.
The harsh words of the president for the self -exploded Royals came in stark contrast to his comments about Sir Keir, which he greeted as 'special' during yesterday's White house love-in.
During a sharply anticipated joint press conference, the president gave a separate timeline for his efforts to negotiate with Vladimir Putin.
He also dropped Hints that the UK will be saved from the worst of his rates and said that Sir Keir had worked 'hard' to convince him during lunch.
Trump revealed that he hopes that a 'very good' transatlantic trade agreement can be done quickly to prevent the need for taxes – because he complimented Sir Keir's accent and even his 'impressive' woman.
For his part, Sir Keir praise Mr Trump's efforts to bring peace, but emphasized each regulation must be permanent and not prefer the 'intruder' in the midst of constant doubts about whether the US will offer security guarantees.
He welcomed a bust of Winston Churchill who was brought back to the Oval Office and said they wanted to work together on a “new economic deal with advanced technology in the core.”
Sir Keir threw himself on stage with Mr Trump as a colleague 'winner' and acknowledged that they were from very different political traditions. But he said they both believed: “It is not the participating part that counts, it wins … If you don't win, you don't deliver.”
