but that's the point about democracy and the people that interest that was history professor daniel todd, been speaking with me earlier. well, from the past to present conflicts in gaza, at least 37 people have been killed and then is really extra right on the united nations school inside the territory, the u. n. into europe and union have condemned the attack there. calling for an independent inquiry. these really military says it carried out a precise strike targeting him off and is lubbock jihad fighters involved in the october 7th terror attacks around $6000.00 palestinians from only because the, with sheltering in this form is school. an unreal facility in new the right when it was targeted by in is really strikes this why. what have we done for them to bomb us? we fled from place to place. no unrest. school of safe will have no tend to safety and there is no safe place when have you, when had you met? you know, for 3 lift up to the sounds of broken remains of people was scattered a be there, a gas can inspect student children, died screaming in the street was a blood vault. my neph

well, i'm joined now by daniel todd, been, he's a professor of modern history at queen mary university in london. professor, it's good to have you on the program, the lessons of the day. what would you say are the main lessons that could help us better navigate the challenges that we face? not in 1944, but rather in 2024. thanks a good question i'm. i mean, i always think of this as being uh, an event is about an international bustle. um wallace full by the lines. uh, a lines that have to come together. and suppose the differences of opinion differences are really preventive and zip contents and audiology in order to achieve something that was a quick fix. so. so yeah, there's a powerful, less than that. but thinking about how we can some purpose in the future when you look at the pictures of the images of the commemoration today, that the average age of those attending, i mean they were advanced. they looked to be what the high seventies may be. most of them, most of the veterans were about around a 100 years old, is what more to me is it lost its ability to captivate the imagination

we are definite rodeo fans. >> todd: danielle smithers thank you for that video.he beginning. >> carley: not a busy would want to be on. >> todd: "fox & friends" begins right now. >> carley: have a good day, everybody. ♪ >> the sitcom begins. >> brian: sounds liked i should be walking -- and the kitche

>> it right, well, remember during the trial, when stormy daniels testified, todd blanche, trumps a lawyered for a mistrial right there. and i think a lot of people were surprised at how much stormy daniels was allowed to testify, right? she talked about in detail the sexual encounter that -- the language that she used could have been interpreted by the jury as that this was an unwanted sexual encounter. and trump could argue, i mean, this has happened before, we saw it with harvey weinstein, it is not an exact parallel by any means, but they said, hey, you allowed the jury to hear too much. you tainted their opinion on our defendant with details that did not have relevance to the crime at hand. so, that is one possibility. and we heard right there, we heard some of the arguments already laid out from them when todd blanche asked for a mistrial in court, obviously it was denied then, that could be one grounds for appeal. >> so, we have been hearing how stormy is speaking out today, christie, and we have shared some of that sound. does the fact that she is doing an interview at this point a

we are definite rodeo fans. >> todd: danielle smithers thank you for that video. the bull was named party bus. more like the bachelor party at the end of the night at the beginning. >> carley: not a busy would want to be on. >> todd: "fox & friends" begins right now. >> carley: have a good day, everybody. ♪ >> the sitcom begins. >> brian: sounds liked i should be walking -- and the kitchen et, hi, hone i'm home. it feels like that. go ahead, steve. i digress. >> steve: it's 6:0-:35. >> ainsley: 30 seconds until 6:01. >> steve: this is not a sitcom it's a news program. tuesday, june 11th my parents' anniversary, welcome aboard. president biden appearing to freeze up during a unity is jun. accusing republicans of disenfranchising voters. >> they are all ghosts in new garments trying to take us back. taking away your freedoms. making it harder for black people to vote. >> i don't think he has any rhythm. this as a feigned pollster say items should still consider dropping biden from the ticket. >> uber driver going viral for. >> lawrence: look at her. she has rhythm.

to house that we do a joy to base the during the previous government redeem for uh uh, village he, todd presidente daniel morrison, steve, i look to feel to be in and we don't want to and headed to the field or someone like we, i just completed our lease. no, john, god knows up in this country. then you still want to tell me by the time on getting things that have to pay 300, she just includes i'm working on it doesn't make sense for me. so let's bring a malcolm web, who's been in the thick of those protests in nairobi, and it's been a very difficult day for both protest is. and so the authorities, so we're just a couple of blocks from fall event, which is down that way. and the still crowd of many hundreds of demonstrations industry here trying to get towards solomon for the last few hours. police has sailed off the streets around parliament. that's why we seen so much to a gas being fired and the police using molten kind of at the break up the demonstrates is now these protests of a different. so anything that we seen in kenya, in recent years previous protests are typically led by po

. >> vamos a apelar el veredicto, dijo todd blanch, el abogado defensor al today show. >> asegura queado. >> y no lo stormy daniels hablo con cnn sobre la reaccion que tuvo al veredicto a la mujer en medio del juicio. >> creo que todavia esta pr procesando. >> una vez mas, como dije magnate tambien reacciono y banca, quien se ha mantenido al margen del juicio, publico esta imagen con su padre y como para contrarrestar la imagen del donald trump combativo, lara, esposa de eric, su hijo, publico hoy un video donde los nietos del expresidente se acercan a abrazarlo y le entregan un dibujo con su hombre y corazones donald trump se fue sin res responder preguntas a los medios de comunicacion durante esta conferencia de prensa. >> ahora solo esta por esperar la sentencia para el proximo 11 de julio. >> en nueva york, karla amezola, noticias de la telemundo. >> washington, las reacciones han llegado desde los dos extremos de la politica, comenzando con el presidente biden, quien dijo que nadie esta por encima de la ley y advirtio que los ataques a la integridad y al sistema de justicia del p

. >> su vida esta controlada por el buro de prisiones y por el el vamos a apelar el veredicto, dijo toddgado defensor al today show. >> asegura que esperaban esa resultado. >> y no lo stormy daniels hablo con cnn sobre la reaccion que tuvo al veredicto a la mujer en medio del re. i don'tjuicio. >> la familia del magnate tambien reacciono. >> ivanka, quien se ha mantenido al margen del juicio, publico esta imagen con su padre y como para contrarrestar la imagen del donald trump combativo, lara, esposa de eric, su hijo publico hoy un video donde los nietos del expresidente se acercan a abrazarlo y le entregan un dibujo con su hombre y cor corazones. >> frente a la torre en nueva york, la torre trump carla el presidente trump convoco a una conferencia de prensa esta manana, pero en realidad estuvo muy lejos de ser prensa. >> asi es, julio, ¿que tal? >> muy buenas tardes. >> la convocatoria habia sido en efecto a una conferencia de prensa, por lo que nos quedamos esperando a que contestara preguntas de la prensa. >> sin embargo, el dio su discurso y se fue de largo, no respondio a nadie, nos

danielle cortez, who served on biden's commission. >> you are young and latino, is trump winning yourte of arizona because biden has lost both youth and latino vote offer the last 3-1/2 years? >> yeah. it shouldn't surprise anyone, given fath as young people, we want good paying jobs. we want good quality education and yet what we've seen is the takeover of education system by woke agenda, which isn't preparing us to actually get jobs and actually get careers after we graduate. personally as correspondent of campus reform, i've seen liberal bias on campus, which infringes on our first amendment right to freedom of religion and free speech. this is not what is motivating young people to go to college, to pay exorbitant amount of money and tuition and take out student loans. and we see that donald trump will get our economy back on track and get rid of the failed biden economic policies which have led to staggering inflation. >> todd: we will see. alex, your story is fascinating. you told producers, you don't like trump, you were not going to vote for him, but that could be changing. ex

cohen had previously testified that after paying off stormy daniels, he called trump's bodyguard, and records to back that up. but today, trump attorney todd blanche pointed out that the call was only one minute and 36 seconds. so, only slightly longer than the sex with stormy. blanche said... [applause] sex with stormy, sure. blanche said that that 1:36 wasn't enough time to have the discussion of paying off stormy. cohen said it was enough time but blanche raised his voice, saying to cohen, "that. was a lie!" while jabbing the pen in his right hand accusatorily at cohen. adding, "you can admit it!" cohen replied: "no, sir, i can't." ooh, so close. that was kind of a weak way to try to get a confession. it'd be like a detective gathering everyone in the room at the end of a murder mystery and saying "and the murderer is... any volunteers? it would really help me out." anybody? do me a solid. confessions? trump's gotta get this trial over with. he's got a busy summer ahead. he's already agreed to debate joe biden twice. for months now, trump has been the aggressor, taunting biden to d