What is the bedridden king of Norways response to claudius's request in hamlet?

In "Hamlet," the bedridden King of Norway, Fortinbras, responds to Claudius's request by expressing gratitude for the information provided about his son, Fortinbras, and his military ambitions. He acknowledges Claudius's concerns and indicates that he will rein in his son’s aggressive plans against Denmark, demonstrating a diplomatic approach. This interaction highlights the political tensions between the countries and sets the stage for the overarching themes of power and ambition in the play.