The late Queen Elizabeth II reigned for 70 years, and despite the ups and downs of the monarchy, was a beloved figure. How will the less popular King Charles III mobilize support for an institution, which some Commonwealth realms see as anachronistic? Host Carol Castiel speaks with former British diplomat Nicholas Westcott, now director of the Royal African Society, and American international affairs analyst, Calvin Dark, co-founder of RC Communications, about the future of the monarchy overseas.