it would mostly as anthony said be a - mostly as anthony said be a scheduling issue, they could theoreticallyy are working together, that is not apparently the case here these have been very separate. the co—ordination would be more a matter of scheduling in terms of who wants to go, who gets to go first. i will tell you that historically that is not always a very smooth negotiation. there has been a history of state da is basically having a disagreement with the federal prosecutors, wanting to try their case first. generally i would say prosecutors like to go first with a state or federal, they will have to co—ordinate, it will not necessarily be that easy on the co—ordination to make. i was also struck by her timetable saying she will propose a six—month schedule which i think is a very aggressive approach. think is a very aggressive approach-— think is a very aggressive auroach. ., . ., , approach. some of the charges there, approach. some of the charges there. as _ approach. some of the charges there, as rico _ approach. some of the charges there, as rico act _ approach. some of the charg

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it is expected that anthony blinken will speak primarily about global food security, in particular in the context of ukraine in the context of the fact that russia is blocking the grain agreement and does not allow ukrainian ships to leave ukrainian ports or other ships loaded with grain from ukrainian ports. that is , this will be the main focus of the presidency the united states is on the lookout for anthony blinkin's speech in this body already this thursday, among other topics that the united states will focus on are civil rights and freedoms in this world . well, directly, and also the russian war against ukraine, the united states will also emphasize this during august when they will preside and on thursday we expect a statement there then blinkin regarding the grain agreement regarding the grain crisis created by russia osta i also propose to talk about fighter jets for ukraine during the nato summit in vilnius was it was announced that the training will begin in august , now the american media write that the usa is still waiting for the final plan for the training of ukrainia

anthony and the artist was so intent on emphasizing kind of like particularly taking anthony down, that the artist actually replicated the eye issue that she had. if you look closely here, you can see that one of her eyes is slightly out of focus, and this was one of the reason why she often posed in profile, and we think of her in profile, but the artist, perhaps, knew this and decided to replicate that in this front page illustration for the daily graphic. suffragests wanted to appear as candidates as i'm sure you can think of many images of male political leaders in many institutions that they'd been in and they decided to create one of their first major visual reputation project through the history of women's suffrage. published in 1881 and eventually became a set of six volumes that were about a thousand pages each that were published from 1881 through 1922. so, these are two images from the very first volumes. it was edited by anthony, stanton and matilda gage and they told a pick story of the women's suffrage movement. they wanted to emphasize that women were leaders first, and t

anthony and anthony eames to the stage for our discussion on a voice and their own destiny. we'll also get with you and at usc. all right, anything you want to say, your defense after that introduction now i think i'll have about 45 minutes to do so. okay, good. well, let's start with this. i'm a child of the eighties, but i probably would have written on nukes, you know, maybe a connection between michael jordan. ronald reagan would reflect my childhood. but explain to us what brought you to this subject in this book. well, i wish there was an aha moment. you know, maybe like i ran into margaret thatcher on the street or, you know, discover the day after when i was, you know, nine years old. but it was kind of iterative, which is the, you know, kind of a boring answer. but it started when i was at king's college london. um, i had the misguided goal of becoming a 19th century polish historian who doesn't speak polish. so that was soon to be realized that that can be a reality, but, you know, it's these little things. you go to the imperial war museum, you force your wife to

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there were bumper stickers and t-shirts that said oliver anthony 2024.anthony for president. >> steve: awesome. is he singing about the world he knows. and he has had a hard life. people appreciate. they see parts of their story in hhis story. that's why it's resonating. griff was down there all day long. amp the show here on friday went down to north carolina. you will see griff's interview coming up about 25 minutes from now right here on "fox & friends." >> ainsley: when he was singing the famous song the whole crowd knew it. he stopped singing and they all knew the lyrics. >> brian: he reminds me of everybody mike rowe features on dirty jobs or blue collar america that was it with a banjo in his hand. >> ainsley: we were listening to it last sunday. somebody sent it to us on the way to church. i started to listening to it on my phone and somebody with me started listening on their phone. we went to church and checking for lunch plan and turned on the phone and the song started playing. i thought i turned it off. i picked up my phone again and it went

and that's why oliver anthony. and that's why he called it oliver anthony oliver anthony.adiver anthony oliver anthony. and that's why he callhe had no anthony oliver anthony. and that's why he callhe had no ideaiony oliver anthony. and that's why he callhe had no idea it1y oliver anthony. and that's why he callhe had no idea it would music. he had no idea it would all blow up. so it's a kind of stage that's only stage name. and that's the only thing authentic about stage name. and that's the only thingpaul, authentic about stage name. and that's the only thingpaul, autiyou c about stage name. and that's the only thingpaul, autiyou make it stage name. and that's the only thingpaul, autiyou make of him. paul, what did you make of it it very authentic. >> it was very authentic. i agree everything that agree with everything that francis the fact francis said. i like the fact that folk music. the that it's folk music. i like the fact it's telling fact that it's telling a tale. i really enjoy the fact that actually it's quite apolitical. the have made the only people who have m

anthony. and the artist was so intent on emphasizing kind of particularly taking anthony down that the artist actually replicated the eye issue that she had. if you look closely here, you can see that one of her eyes is slightly out of focus, and this is one of the reasons why she often posed in profile, why weeing often think of her image in profile. the artist perhaps knew this and decided to replicate that for the daily graphic. suffragists still wanted to appear with these kinds of political figures, with these presidential candidates, images that we're so familiar with today. i'm sure you can think of many versions of this immarges of these male -- images of these male political leaders in the many institutions that you've been in. and so they decided to create one of their first major visual representation projects through the history of women's suffrage. first published in 1881, and it eventually became a set of six volumes that were about a thousand pages each that were published from

and that's why oliver anthony. and that's why he called it oliver anthony oliver anthony.lhe hadiver anthony oliver anthony. and that's why he callhe had no anthony oliver anthony. and that's why he callhe had no ideaiony oliver anthony. and that's why he callhe had no idea it1y oliver anthony. and that's why he callhe had no idea it would music. he had no idea it would all blow up. so it's a kind of stage that's only stage name. and that's the only thing authentic about stage name. and that's the only thingpaul, authentic about stage name. and that's the only thingpaul, autiyou c about stage name. and that's the only thingpaul, autiyou make it stage name. and that's the only thingpaul, autiyou make of him. paul, what did you make of it it very authentic. >> it was very authentic. i agree everything that agree with everything that francis the fact francis said. i like the fact that folk music. the that it's folk music. i like the fact it's telling fact that it's telling a tale. i really enjoy the fact that actually it's quite apolitical. the have made the only people who h

for it we see susan b anthony's coast close has had to us.h a circle and glasses. weow see a marched on pennsylvaa avenue. the emphasis on the very celebrated 19th century women's rights leader. we will talk today about how she became such a famous suffragist not only in the 19th century but also o today. between these two women who are riding horses and these urban areas and symbols of these political causes that it gives us a sense of how the similarities between the images that were so famous and the images that still resonate with us today. inin fact, this became a book person so she ended up this image promoting a particular idea but also a particular product. another produced image you might remember is this black lives matter painted outside of dc and you know they were the first group to protest in 1917. they made such an important place for political protest and atover a hundred years later it remains that way today. if you've ever been to washington, d.c. you've probably seen somewhere outside of the white house protesting because o

anthony and stanton not so much. susan b anthony voted in 1872, gets turned away at the polls, she was able to cast her ballot, then what do you do, didn't work out the way you expected to and you see this all the time with contemporary activists, how do you turn and even to your advantage if it didn't go the way you planned? as it happened she was arrested a couple days later but the men who came to arrest her wanted her to quietly report to the courthouse and she wanted no part of that, she felt held out her wrists, she wanted the visual of a proper button double lady being led away by sheriff's, they did make her come with him and she insisted on that. so many instances of men underestimating this -- thought she would be silent, and so susan b anthony was the pioneer turning a story around for herself, milking the press for her own gain and that tactic, doing something attention grabbing and milking that attention no matter whether it is positive or negative, something you continue to see in the movement and other

anthony's wife and experience the completion of writing the book i imagine that labor wasn't only anthonygrateful to you and i regret that the other member in the reagan institute element is adhered. in all that time for him was probably 10 minutes ago. it's so great to have you here. i also want to welcome stephen get a distinguished rag and scholar, doctor henry Ãwe are here at the reagan institute working on reagan scholarship in large part due to henry now, not only is he a leader in this front for his great work many respectful students of henry but for this program. henry hatched this plan and allowed me to be a person to help realize it it's great to have you here this evening. we are here tonight recognizing doctor aims for the launch on his first book a voice in their own destiny reagan stature and public diplomacy in the nuclear 1980s. up here you will have the opportunity to get one in just a little bit. and especially significant here at the reagan institute because it marks a milestone how are reagan postdoctoral visiting fellows program which funds a one-year fellowship for

anthony just to bring you back in, anthony - bring you back in, anthony zurcher our north america correspondencee fact there are 19 individuals and a number of conspiracy charges as well, what con, what will this mean for the president in terms of moving forward with running the next campaign, a lot of these people are still quite close to him?— these people are still quite close to him? it's going to be a challenge — close to him? it's going to be a challenge for— close to him? it's going to be a challenge for him. - close to him? it's going to be a challenge for him. a - close to him? it's going to be a challenge for him. a lot - close to him? it's going to be a challenge for him. a lot of. a challenge for him. a lot of these people were really close to him on the days after the presidential election because they were the people telling him, no, there is a way to fight this, you actually won this, here is what we are going to do. they may not be quite as close advisers now, rudy giuliani is not quite a close advisor now to donald trump as he was during the presidency and those days after he lo

anthony, do you agree with that assessment? >> yes.any times we have turn people away for smelling of alcohol or marijuana. we have turnedw away a lot of money i'm a former registered news - -becaus nurse and safetys paramount but atf likes to use the word public safety but putting machine guns on the market with fast and furious is not public safety. we've never had an accident in any training class. i know safety is about. and i ended up writing a book. and to keep others from having the same issues.e >> laura: i will have you both of you back because we are huge defenders of the second amendment and we support both of you and what you are trying to do. that is it tonight. set your dvr to stayyingthat co. >> counting down to the first republican presidential debate tonight at 9:00 o'clock p.m. eastern tonight to those to shut out their vision for america. >> we know that ron desantis and vivek ramaswamy will be on stage of the commanding front runner. will one of them have a major breakthrough? you are watching "fox & friends

joining me now is anthony navarro. and peter., but you were given multiple warnings? we have an echo. hold on. we will get back to you in a second. let's go to peter. what is going on with individuals reporting abuses in the revocation of these licenses given your experiences. >> it is politics. during my time at the atf, most of my time going after people involved in weapons incidents, the licensees were our best friends. the tips we got came from the industry. that we are turning our backs on these partners is upsetting and from what i am hearing is it is badly affecting morale. our investigators feel like they are turning into clerks. the general feel is this is payback for the gun industry torpedoing the nomination of david, who was a darling of the gun control advocacy groups. this is unsustainable. we don't have the resources to go down this path and if they did, it would be ill-advised. >> let's get anthony in here. your license was revoked, you were given multiple warnings, numerous violations. your reaction? >> my reacti

i'm anthony. how it welcome to the program. the netherlands and denmark have agreed to supply f. 165 digits the ukraine to boost its counter offensive against russia, inc ryan's presidents, the lot of miss lensky and the danish prime minister method of frederickson, paused in the coffin of an f. 16 in boxes. it hurts to provide 6 flat tickets. early a summons, he met the dutch prime minister software to be said he's country will deliver it across once the conditions, a rock is so clay, how many will come from the netherlands now you fine as long by asking it's wisdom allies for the us 5 to guess so, lensky says the a cross will provide a come back age to drive back the russian invasion. the f. 16 fighter originated in the cold war, but still functions as the modern combat aircraft. the jet can engage enemy aircraft and targets on the ground. the f 16 entered service with the us air force in 1979 more than 4600 have been produced, making it one of the most successful military aircraft ever built to this day. it remains the backb

>> he's my neighbor. >> anthony lived next door to oliver anthony for five years.y is feeling for the most part. we don't have a voice to say it to the rich men north of richmond. and now we do. >> oliver anthony, just a few weeks ago, was writing and filming himself playing music on his cell phone and uploading it to youtube, now he has the number 1 song in the country. oliver anthony said he's not interested in interviews, he's doing the joe rogan podcast which came out yesterday and another podcast that he plans to do to get into what he says is the more nitty-gritty of his songs and who he is but jim, this song, clearly resonating with so many americans. the pain, the injustice he talks about, whether or not americans have felt that before or are feeling it now, really it seems like this man, oliver anthony is a voice for what many americans are still feeling right now pay >> not the voice that some are claiming, if you listen to the lyrics of the song. it's amazing that he has turned down $8 million. thanks so much for going out there. >>> jim, no bull, that's

anthony hits parts of the uk. they've issued an amber warning for southwestern parts of england and wales until 7 pm. this evening. strong winds could cause flying debris , power cuts cause flying debris, power cuts and travel disruption . and travel disruption. meanwhile, a yellow weather warning for rain is in place for northern ireland with flooding possible where the journalist nathan rao told us what to expect at wind speeds of this storm. >> storm anthony are expected to be around 75 mile per hour gusts on the coasts and 55 mile per hour inland. it's not the strong storm that we've seen, but because of the time of year, the leaves, the trees are all in full leaf and it's holiday season. the schools are off. and where it's going to be hitting the this storm hitting the impact of this storm hitting today is likely to be greater than had the sort of thing than had the same sort of thing happened later year. happened later in the year. >> two french police officers have been injured in clashes with migrants near

where's anthony and santa not so much. susan b anthony voted at 1872. total publicity stunt she assumed she get turned with the pole she didn't she was able to cast your ballot so then what you do? [laughter] this didn't quite work out the way you expected it to bird you see this all the time with contemporary activists how do you turn an event toward your advantage if it didn't go the way you planned? and as it happened she was arrested a couple of days later. but the men who came to arrest or wanted her to quietly report to the courthouse. susan b anthony wanted no part of that. she held out her wrist. she wanted the handcuffs you want to be dragged off to jail. she wanted the visual of this proper buttoned up old lady being led away by sheriffs. they would not handcuff her but they didn't make her come with them right then they insisted she would not report later. and then her trial was so many instances of men underestimating this woman. they shot she would be silent it was a farce she was convicted before she got in the courtroom. the judge made a

taking anthony down and the artist replicated the issue had and if you look mostly, you can see the focus, this is the reason and they replicate the four demographic. and images we are still familiar with, there are many versions of these and many institutions so enthey decide to create the firt major visual context to the history of woman suffrage and it was first in 1881 and became explains our 1000 pages each published from 1822. these are two from the first volume edited by anthony and matilda engage and it's a very particular story is a woman suffrage movement and wanted to emphasize that women were leaders so they created these portraits to make sure they resemble what you are looking at. they decided they wanted to emphasize the didn't want to purchase any purchase in this movement but they were important political w leaders and played a significant role in the publication of their newspaper but this emphasizes female leadership. they only include portraits of white women so even though he worked with her regularly and they didn't lose any portraits of them. they also decided

i think that's a very important question that you have as anthony. because particularly because we choose the region of local a central africa reviews to statements condemning to quote, you know, as strong as strong as times and asking that, you know, the country be retained to constitutional or that they also me to, you know, with other countries in the region to discuss the issue of the school, why it's important to put it in context. why view as is that the bond is part of the, you know, the level countries in e cause i'm, those countries also have leaders. they've been empowered in leadership for decades . for instance, equal to the unique is goes on the end to door on the one who's been dead since 1975. i'm also going to come my rooms are, these are pulled the as well. who is being that's from 9080 to this uh, over 4 decades. oh, same people. so obviously there, i can send a visa estimate to see if it makes sense that it wants to meet because this must be shaking. you know, the reach of at this time of the neighboring countries must be worried t

we have anthony mackie -- and simone misic. an ambush. >> got it. >> things are definitely changing. >> always paying for it, darling. the difference is our cost is posted right there on the door. >> you talk about my favorite science fiction show. it would be "west world." >> this pain. >> the acting is so good. >> it's all i have left of him. >> "west world" is set up in this futuristic world where you have elite people who get to live out their fantasies in this old west amusement park that is populated by artificial intelligence, robots. but these robots are very human-like, and they stage an uprising. >> i love that show because the hubris of wealthy humans, it put them in a situation where they get to run everything, and then let's see the horror of that. >> i think that is a perfect metaphor in some ways for what we're always living in. >> we have tandy way, jessie wright, tessa thompson, amazing, amazing, super talented black actors who have characters that are so complex and fully realized. they are not pfootnotes. the

anthony fauci?arely, did you catch someone lying to congress with their own words, proving they are a liar. this is an extraordinary event here. that we have email from before he lied to us in congress with him admitting that yes, gain of function research, research where they take two viruses, combine them and make them more infectious or more dangerous for humans. yes, they were doing that, yes, he knew it. and then he came to congress and lied. first implied we weren't even funding it.they will return the research papers with the grant number he says, i guess we were funding it but it wasn't gain of function for all the xmas time it wasn't gain of function. the thing is, he was lying and we are looking for the paper trail on this because the big lie and the big judgment was also, they are supposed to be a committee, safety committee look at research to see if we should fund it. and of the research in china ever went to the committee. why? only one person at the power to go on the committee. that

anthony: muy buenas noches y para aquellas personas que van a la caminata en la maÑana, vean que sanjosÉ comienza con temperaturas de 56 grados, debe salir un tanto abrigado y la temperatura va a estar asÍ en gran parte de la regiÓn y segÚn vaya progresando las horas como la temperatura para el horario de las 6:00 a.m. en 57 grados, , 58 a las 8:00 a.m. y a las 9:00 a.m. la temperatura comienza a subir por encima de los 60 grados y tenga en cuenta que continuamos con la nubosidad baja que todavÍa podrÍa estar presente en la maÑana y tambiÉn camino a la zona de la bahÍa, asÍ que no descarto una llovizna muy ligera para comenzar el dÍa y poco a poco las nubes se van disipando y hablo de la calidad del aire porque ayer se mantuvo moderada por el incendio cercano a nuestra Área de coberturas y hoy gran parte de la regiÓn disfruta de una calidad del aire que continÚa buena. y hay un momento en las temperaturas por el fin de semana. y de hecho a esta presiÓn va a moverse cercano a san francisco y es por esto que la temperatura el fin de semana podrÍa aumentar a los 90 grados y con este inf

storm anthony is morning. storm anthony is beanng morning. bearing upon us, bringing a bearing down upon us, bringing a spell of heavy rain initially to northern ireland, then across much of england and wales through rest of the day and through the rest of the day and strengthening winds , really the strengthening winds, really the most clears most persistent rain clears through into central and through wales into central and northern england. by the afternoon, heavy showers for scotland and northern ireland as well some central and well as some central and southern parts . but the skies southern parts. but as the skies brighten across wales in the southwest, that's when winds southwest, that's when the winds really with widely gale really pick up with widely gale force winds and 65 mile per hour gusts around coastal areas. so that could cause some significant disruption in particularly later in the day if you're camping, caravanning , you're camping, caravanning, travelling down towards the south—west or heading to the beach , some very haza

anthony joshua is headed _ behind us, so i feel ready.hua is headed to be a _ behind us, so i feel ready. anthony joshua is headed to be a favourite. | joshua is headed to be a favourite. it's not there's a riding on this fight. to keep that irosiect riding on this fight. to keep that prosoect alive. _ riding on this fight. to keep that prospect alive, he _ riding on this fight. to keep that prospect alive, he can't - riding on this fight. to keep that prospect alive, he can't afford i riding on this fight. to keep that i prospect alive, he can't afford any slip ups saturday. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today the northern super chargers beat trent rockets by nine runs in the women's hundred. after chasing 135, the rockets fell nine runs short with lucy higham taking three wickets, including that of nat sciver brunt. and the men completed the double for the super chargers, they beat the rockets byjust three runs. they were chasing 1a3, but fell short thanks to some impressive bowling from wayne

anthony florez is at levi stadium.hony, give us the latest on trey lance. >> reporter: preseason is supposed to be boring. not this season and not for the 49ers. 49ers fans were probably surprised earlier this week when sam darnold was named number two quarterback instead of trey lance. today the news sent shockwaves throughout the bay area. it has been confirmed through nbc sports bay area that the niners are in talks with the dallas cowboys to trade trey lance to the cowboys for fourth round draft pick. lance is just 23 years old, taken third overall. he has only played and eight games and starting four he had season- ending ankle injury last year after two games. it appears the 49ers are ready to move on. >> 49ers moving on, but first they have the game tonight. anthony, how are they looking? >> as i look on the field i only see chargers players. fans are just starting to file in. when i was driving in i still saw a lot of trey lance jerseys and i asked fans how they were feeling. not good. and i imagined the latest

storm anthony is office.ose strongest winds will still be across southern parts of wales and southwest england where there are weather warnings in are still weather warnings in force. as we go through this force. but as we go through this evening, those winds will slowly start ease. still seeing some start to ease. still seeing some heavy and thunderstorms heavy showers and thunderstorms across the east as storm anthony pulls away to the east, bringing some breezy conditions and further outbreaks of rain into the early hours of sunday here. elsewhere, though, winds becoming light and generally dneh becoming light and generally drier, too. so temperatures dropping little bit more dropping a little bit more readily tonight we saw readily tonight than what we saw last . so a brighter start last night. so a brighter start to the second half of the weekend for many. to the second half of the weekend for many . still to the second half of the weekend for many. still some outbreaks rain in the east as outbreaks of r

it's making people lose hope. >> you bet all of our anthony will be able to force taxes to every dimeor. when millions of dollars are accounted for, a guy like hunter biden skates, that is the difference. rachel: the money is coming from our enemies altogether. >> p and i are back on solid ground in fully clothed in business attire, suits because yesterday we were in the hudson, we did the navy seals swim helping raise money for the seo community for the navy seals foundation, active duty, veterans, their families that they support. here's how it went down yesterday on "fox & friends". >> this is the warm up, 1 mile run. a 1 mile run to the water's e edge, will and i will put on fins and start to swim, 70 navy seals, vets, first responders, goldstar families, patriots, honoring those who served, remembering 9/11, 300 miles, 66 pull-ups all to honor the navy seals foundation. we are too little tiny parts of this. >> one, two, three, go. >> right now on the first leg of the swim, i'm told this is a difficult portion because her swimming against the current. a 1 mile swim, they're on the

you know the, i'm anthony out welcome brushing, investigate, decide. they have confirmed that the head of the wagner most and regret if guinea precaution was among 10 people killed in the plane crash on wednesday. but there was no word on what caused the business jet. the plumber to the ground while on bridge to some pages of the 4 days after his plane crash near moscow, russian investigators have confirmed that wagner, chief, you have any precaution was among the 10 people killed when the plane went down north west of the capital. russia's investigative committee and bounced the news on the telegram messaging up around cool. go over most harsh of the investigation into the plane crash. this is molecular. genetic examinations have been completed for you, according to the result, the identities of all 10 that has been established and they correspond to the names on the flight list where you are within the most pollute somebody still in the aftermath of the crash, there was speculation about whether precaution was on the flight that he might affect his o

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and anthony mackie's character is the dream.s in that moment. and i find it so powerful. - everybody ready? - [crew] yes, captain. - "star trek" is one of the most popular franchises in science fiction history. and now we have a black woman at the helm of the series which is the ultimate dream for a lot of fans. - let's fly. - sonequa martin-green currently stars as captain michael burnham. and that makes her the first black female captain to lead a television show. - it would be logical for you to take into account my success rate during our seven years together and execute my plan without further challenge before we're dragged into war. - this is a show where the smartest person in the room is very clearly this black woman. and nobody will listen to her. - i am not delusional, this has nothing to do with a concussion. - the people are struggling with her existence here, even though she's the very thing that's going to save them. - when i was cast as the lead of "star trek: discovery" as michael burnham, at that time, i was a f

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>> anthony is right that this is a tough judge. i want to say that tough on everyone, including tough on the prosecutors. you know? i've seen her in court. she is remarkably well prepared. she is really fair. this is a judge, basically, was a public defender for many years. a criminal defense lawyer. she brings that experience to the bench with her. this is someone who, i, think boasted should be pleased with andrew. obviously, trump was not pleased. he is trying to tweak to get this case out of d.c. and change venue to west virginia. he says it's more fair because he has more voters that support him there. that, is of course, not a thing. that is not a legal argument. it is going nowhere fast. the better legal argument is, washington d.c. have a lot of pretrial publicity that is biased against me. but that argument won't cusp mustard either. it's the same argument that we faced in the george floyd murder. you can't try this case in minneapolis because the pretrial publicity. the judge there said the pre trial publicity has blanket

i -- anthony in. >> i mean, it hits the heart.e truth, and here we have somebody who wants to speak it. >> values, and you can feel it in his music. >> a man that reads scripture and prays before a concert in. >> every guy that gets up in the morning and goes to cork -- to work to provide. >> he's one of us. >> reporter: and one of the young men there that i talked to in the middle of that montage came from west virginia, drove six hours to be there. one thing is for sure, there were 5-10,000 people there, these shows are going to get a lot bigger. i asked him, by the way, will you pray for fox and friends sometime live, he said, listen, talk to my manager, my 2024 calendar's getting filled up. rachel: wow, griff's a booker. i love it. [laughter] will: there seems to be some rehe can are dance about courting the -- reluctance about courting the spotlight. you show up with a fox flag on your microphone and a camera, and it wasn't too hard to talk to oliver anthony? >> reporter: well, you're right, will. i mean, he didn't really com

there will be no world cup for anthony watson with injury adding to troubled preparations.nd manchester city their third signing of the summer. hello and thanks for joining us. we start at the world athletics championships in budapest where the netherlands runner has stormed to victory in the 400 metre hurdles. the medallist brands back after a costly fall in saturdays relay final to secure her first ever world title. ball was favourite in the absence of the champion and she did not disappoint winning in 51.7 seconds. there is a new men's 400 metre world champion — antonio watson ofjamaica who had never gone under 45 seconds before. did not look to be in contention until the last 100 metres until he found an extra yet to go past hudson smith. and it was a great day for jamaica fans in the crowd. daniel williams winning gold in the women's100 metre hurdles in a loaded field. the jamaican sprung a surprise from the inside lane. eight years after she last claimed world victory in beijing in 2015. an olympic champion from greece was involved in another last round drama as he wo

throughout the night but up next,a oliver anthony hit song, rich man north of richmond strikes a chordresonating in the american heartland, next. ♪ ♪ s. (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body. i take qunol turmeric because it helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. why qunol? it has superior absorption compared to regular turmeric. qunol. the brand i trust. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the big weekend show, break out singer songwriter oliver anthony, channeled the feelings of so many ignored and neglected americans with his hit, rich man west of richmond is poised to top the 100 charts. >> ♪ ♪ people like me, people like you, wish i could just wake up and not be true ♪ ♪ but it is ♪ ♪ it is ♪ ♪ >> song remains most downloaded track on i-tunes, anthony spoke to jenkins for our fox and friends weekend. >> are you surprised that public reacted the way they did, did you realize that crowd is touched by your music. >> it resonates the serving in the world right now in our own country, we have had years of people feeling depressed and hopeless, every time

evening, though, storm anthony will start to pull away to the east. anglia and southeast england, we could still see some pretty blustery conditions as well as some outbreaks of rain into the early hours of sunday. elsewhere, though, with winds becoming lighter and some clear skies developing . temperatures will developing. temperatures will drop bit readily drop a little bit more readily tonight. so some rural areas, tonight. so in some rural areas, temperatures dropping into the single a brighter single figures. so a brighter start for sunday compared to this morning with that rain slowly clearing away from the east. elsewhere, a mixture of sunshine and showers and these could be heavy in some places in the north. but feeling more pleasant with lighter winds and those temperatures getting those temperatures just getting into 20s places . into the low 20s in places. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers proud sponsors of weather on gb news. >> welcome back to gb news. whether you're watching it on tv or listening to it on radio, the time now

. >> reporter: outside saint anthony's they were handing out hot lunches to anyone who needed a meal and though it may be guards were, the ceo says it is getting harder to find people willing to do it. >> all volunteers and all steph are not wanting to come to us and participate because it is so dangerous to really walk the streets, at least that is the perception. >> reporter: the heightened fear stems from the shooting two weeks ago at the corner in broad daylight the left a man in critical condition. since then, there was another shooting and two stabbings . leaving two people dead. even the people who live on the streets are reluctant to come to the area. >> they are really afraid to come and come to the dining room during the daytime to have lunch with us because of the situation on the street. >> reporter: he points to the brazen open-air drug sales on level with street as a source of the increase in violence . though his entire mission is to be compassionate to the down and out, he says enough is enough. saint anthony's will meet with the da and police chief on thursday to dis

why susan b anthony? susan b anthony was the one i thought i was not going to do like so obvious. and then she turned out to be so funny she was just like, so funny and so interesting and i just, you know, like, i'm ready to marry her. she's just so cute. i mean, she just so funny and which is such an at odds with our picture of exactly like kind of groom seems so austere. i know but she was a good cook. she loved children. she was. and she was very funny. so i didn't do elizabeth cady stanton, which i think a lot of people would say, well, that's the more obvious pick, because she the supposedly the brains behind the operation, which i think is just a disservice to susan being anthony because susan b anthony was the one who got out there and actually did stuff. i mean, she was she was the feet and the arms in the hands of women's suffrage. and for decades and decades later, people. okay. all right. so beyonce versus dolly parton. i know beyonce is a better choice. well, that's why. well, i know that my editor was like, are you sure you're just not pandering to those young people

and, i want to get your thoughts, anthony, specifically about the special counsel here. in the special counsel's request, they cite how trump has previously issued public statements on social media witnesses -- on social media, about witnesses, judges, attorneys and others associated with legal matters, pending against him. so, it seems to go without saying that this motion was necessary from the doj's perspective, very early on. >> it was absolutely necessary, amen, and they moved with the seed that we have all come to expect from jack smith. to cynthia's point, right now, we have, on the one hand, a very aggressive prosecutor inject smith, the doj would say we pursue justice about the -- your favor is absolutely doing that. and -- he is in that independent, he's not some left wing idealogue that donald trump is trying to make him out to be. now, to the second point, judge the chutkan, she is well known in legal circles as someone who is fair to all sides. but she also has a reputation for being tough. i would note, phil ayman, i think i've seen some commentary from you

and large disease doesn't run by anthony bouchee. so heavy what you call it all the responsibility for via webpage development. you've got at that time, a 68 percent raise from the pentagon. $300.00 scientist wrote president obama and said you've got to shut down anthony. vouch, because he's going to create a micro will that will cause of a panic. and so obama sign and march, where am i'd shut down the 18 worst of and if out she's experiments and i, and instead of a bank that law anthony valgy ship, that a lot of his operations offshore. and those operations ended up most of them in the hon lab, which the military lab and that the chinese are on the peoples that are asian army . and uh, and then a lot of them, once we, you cringe there will be those. of course it will say that these are just all conspiracy theories or russian propaganda. but we're talking about specific examples, specific organizations. and let's not forget that washington has itself admitted that adults have by a lives including in ukraine and again, let's not forge

storm anthony , the first to be storm anthony, the first to be named by the met office this season, will hit wales and south—west england from tonight with winds of up to 65mph predicted. a yellow rain and wind warning has also been issued for northern ireland. this is gb news on tv, on digital radio and on your smart speaken digital radio and on your smart speaker. now it's time for headliners . headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners , the world's best headliners, the world's best paper preview show with three comedians going through the next day's papers . i'm one of them. day's papers. i'm one of them. i'm leo kearse and the other two are paul cox from portsmouth and louis just flew in louis schaefer, who just flew in from new york. and boy , are his from new york. and boy, are his jokes how are you both doing? >> great, thanks, leo. nice. have you seen. i've got the louis schaefer starter kit. i bought it on louis schaefer.com. everyone can get it. what was it? 99. it? £999. 99. >> wow. well, do you know what i'm selling? ties. i'm going i'm selling? my ties. i'm going to sel

anthony coley, cynthia alksne, and olivia troye. let's start with a legal argument.called free speech argument that trump is a lot to say whatever he wants and believe whatever he wants. trump's lawyers are saying check smith is criminalizing trump for saying the election was rigged. i want to give you a shot at the bucking that for us. walk us through why that is just nonsense? >> i think what happened was they prepare it they are tall compliance when this and document was going to come, picking it was going to be about the ellipse speech and the following insurrection. that's not what the indictment is. but that never really had a chance to reach a growth in defense. and so that went with what the head, which doesn't really make any sense given this indictment. in fact, the indictment says he's perfectly able to have his first amendment rights to talk about the election and say anything they want. here is the thing. here is the example that makes it most easy. if you are in a fight with a bank over your money, and you think the bank owes you money, you could stand