>> douglas:. >> douglas: no. or you would watch it. >> greg: what are the ashes? >> douglas:. >> douglas: it's such a long story. >> greg: i don't want to know. >> douglas: you're only asking out of politeness. >> greg: exactly. all right, loftus. when you're at the home and you're doing your chores, you have time to read the paper you're sleeping under. >> michael: i read the next -- well, it's the previous day's paper because it is a blanket that night and you wake up and you go what happened yesterday? then you open up a can of beans and you play your harmon ca. >> greg: that's amazing. >> michael: i'm very happy to announce that cincinnati ohio just named june 30th, that's going to be taylor swift day. yes, yes. she's going to get a key to the city, the whole nine yards. now, why do i pick this story and not something exciting like corn? because this is phase one in taylor swift falling in love with me. mark the date. because this is my plan. like i'm going to reverse it. i'm going to write songs about her an

we have not signed a book on douglas ship. although i would not rule that out we probably will down the road. we'll find a book soon tomorrow about james baldwin. many black writers are going to be in the series isan going to e a book of desmond tutu. the third book of the series which will come out next summer, this coming summer is john lewis the great civil rights leader and congressman. there will be books on cooper. and others. so yes there will be books here on the famous. i think about this side went on duke ellington as a matter fact. these books are across the spectrum politics and culture. an achievement of all sorts. it also reaches all the back to antiquity right on up to the current date. there is nothing out of the bounds of this kind of series including nine particular part of this one grace shakespeare scholar columbia university to do a biography of the character of fellow. >> host: how do you do that? >> guest: he's calling it fellow in america. in other words lb the story of the various ways 18 and special t

>> douglas: the democrats think that joe biden is stripling of candidate.o the senate at the age of 89. perhaps they think no reason an 80 year old can't run again issue his best years are in front of him. this party has been locked into generational grip. there is no reason why people in their 80s can do an awful lot of things. why has this generation had a grip on the party. why can they not pass the ball down a generation, it seems? the answer, if you go generation down from biden and dianne feinstein, you get the very radical younger generation. we just heard from next generation newsom. go down from there and it is radical. this generation has party in its grips, beneath them, it is hell. >> kayleigh: their point, gerri, oldest president in history, we can ask about your vp who has 37% approval rating. >> one banana peel away from being the president and leader of the free world. this is a scary thing. talk about this next generation being radical, doug, i would say that look, it is not just radical, their ideas in no way match up with what people want

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the stomach douglas students after this. david hawk preparing for a dying at a public place, organizing separate events today as part of that boy holly or this morning, demonstrators placed a flour on each of the bodies being marked off to represent the victims killed at stillman douglas. the doctor on the 1710. we did it for the morning and i think with the rain surface symbolizes how through time our tears whilst away said we forgot about this. there's a, literally a team out here to come and clean them up. and other dogs basically pointless except those remind me of our politicians. i try to swipe this stuff under the rug and try to make people forget about they tell them that they're going to do something about it. they never do their approval ratings go up, and then another frustrating happened and do it again. and it, the cycles perpetuate in solving. that's how it's been for the past 19 years. the jesus christ will shooting today. what's the date now? the 25th? no. this, this one's in say the 25th active shooter incid

>> douglas: well, this is really the race. say quickly about the previous issue i think the timeline is wrong on the bid biden-here is thing. i think the president realizes that harris is going to give a speech and he chose to get a root canal. i certainly would rather do a root canal and listen to a whol space bar kamala harris. but, no, gavin newsom, that is in a way newsom-dasantis, i rea this recently in the post, is really the race that this country needs in many ways because you have an example of state that has been very well run in florida, where there migration into the state, where there is business flooding into the states. and you have california which should be an extraordinary plac to live, so be a great place to live. it has everything going forward. and yet it had been run by what was loose was mayor of san francisco and his governor had been run into the ground. i would love to see debate between these two governors, between a governor who has made his state drive and one who is actually take people out of his

the stomach douglas student activist david hawk preparing for a diane at a public place organizing 2 separate events today. as part of that boy holly, or this morning, demonstrators placed a flour on each of the bodies being marked off to represent the victims killed at stillman douglas. the doctor on the 1710. we did it for the morning and i think with the rain serves, the symbolizes, held through time, our tears was already said. we forgot about. there's a, literally a team out here to come and clean them up, and now their jobs basically pointlessly. remind me of our politicians. i try to swipe this stuff under the rug and try to make people forget about they tell them that they're going to do something about it. they never do their approval ratings go up and then another school. if anything happens, they do it again and it the cycles perpetuate in solving that's i've been to the past 19 years the jesus christ and what's the date now? the 25th now this, this one's in says the 25th active shooter incident and noticeable west middle school in central indiana. as far as the 947, that

the stomach, douglas students active as david hawk preparing for a dying at a public and organizing 2 separate events. today as part of that boy holly, or this morning, demonstrators placed a flour on each of the bodies being marked off to represent the victims killed at stillman douglas. the doctor on the 1710. we did it for the morning with manning and i think with the rain serves the symbolizes, held through time, our tears was already said. we forgot about. there's a, literally a team out here to come and clean them up and now their jobs basically pointless except those remind me of our politicians. i try to swipe this stuff under the rug and try to make people forget about. they tell them that they're going to do something about it. they never do their approval ratings go up and then another school thing happens and do it again. and it, the cycles perpetuates and so on and that has been for the past 19 years the jesus christ. what's the date now? the 25th. so this, this one is in the 25th active shooter incident in douglasville. west middle school in central indiana is closer to

i got my camera and i, i went the so i'm here, i'm a student journalist at some in douglas high school. and a terrible event has happened. it wasn't until the end of the night that they are confirmed like 12 bodies and the next day they confirmed all 17. and then it wasn't until a couple days later they took all the names. the jamie was my baby girl. she'll be forever 14. told me she wasn't, she was killed. my daughter running down that hallway, the air 15 on her back running for her life. dad is in my head every 2nd of every day. think about what these kids witness. think about what they heard. think about some of these kids who were in the same room is under chance who died and they watched their friends, paul, the, we were ronald, may by doing nothing, let that happen to them. for kids that lives through this and in our entire generation inside to look through, this combine happened 2 years before i was even born. and this has happened again and again and again and again. and again, because people continue to stick with the system and say, you know, we're going to try changing a few

so many tourists are coming to douglas done. what can they find here that they can't find anywhere else? please. and the other as tourism has to be picking up here over the last 4 or 5 years or so. oh republic that gets done. it's not like anywhere else. it's landscapes inhabitants are unique, lakes and waterfalls. i don't want attracts tourists. what about? that's why so many people have been coming lately. i don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing is when they may want, we're going to do the with more doors, though that means more damage to the environment. is that a concern for the people in here and douglas done and what is being done to protect this landscape? not business law, certainly for tourism, especially the influx we've seen over the last couple of years and it has an impact on the environment and bio diversity because it's not even here. as you can see, the ship is more traffic. now these are the people need to be educated and not to live, to get partial properly dispose of traction, but not through in the

going up more details on by the the seniors from marjorie solomon douglas high school in florida. i welcome much while live active as handled. gonzales and math. nice. are amazing. you guys are great. you guys are more than students. you become active and they're angry and they're doing something about it. this is a real the can you tell me right now that you will not accept a single donation from the enter, the something that needs to be held. the perspective responsibility to more people in here than leukemia is an epidemic that we need to face the some people don't like the war gone control, guess what i do. and i don't understand why i could still go in a store and buying a weapon of war. we can see the, the content as well as i know you want us to be kids, but we have more important things to do the hard. oh, it's a beautiful place with a beautiful community. it's very friendly. it's very like san so all like, it's a small town, each beautifully manicured homes and fuel for shops. people move to parkland because the schools are sent in which was i am one time. i remember look

so it was made all seniors from marjorie solomon, douglas high school, the florida welcome much while lives active as handled. gonzales and math dice are amazing. you guys are great. you guys are more than students, you become active and they are angry and they're doing something about it. this is a real revolution. the can you tell me right now that you will not accept a single donation from the enter the something that needs be held, the perspective responsibility to more people here than looking. it's an epidemic that we need to face the so people don't like the war gone control, guess what? i do. and i don't understand why i could still go into store and buying a weapon of war. we can see the kids as well. right? i know you want us to be kids, but we have more important things to do. the partner with the beautiful place with a beautiful community. it's very friendly. it's very like sancho law like it's a small town, each beautifully manicured homes and fuel for shops. people move to parkland because the schools are sudden in which was i am one time i remember looking at that build

douglas mcwilliams with your| douglas mcwilliams with your views.the impact business has in terms of future economic growth, small and medium—sized enterprises in particular. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. when you're flying around on the racecourse going so fast with 100 other people right on a knife edge of crashing or winning a race, it's really intense. if you make a small mistake, you really get overtaken by a lot of people. in the iqfoil event, they can get close to aomph, and it's a winner—takes—all format used in the final. with only one place up for grabs in the great britain team, that all adds up to a lot of pressure. this year was the first time in my life where i ever... you know, it wasn't particularly a dream any more to go to the olympics, or to try and win a medal for great britain. it was, like, becoming something that could be real. this winter was so difficult. i skipped christmas with my family. i skipped my 30th birthday. my uncle passed away a

okay douglas brinkley, who won the week?t happened to donald trump his chief opponent, it looks like he may be being charged with jail time for felonies, what a big boost. all biden has to run on is i'm not donald trump. most impressively today in his speech and west hartford connecticut talking about we need to do a more to stop these mass shootings. we've had 26 heinous mass shooting in 2023. so biden's top i thought was exceptional today. >> my answer for that that is an accident point, but my answer for who won the week was two words, baby. jack smith. watch him work. that's all i'm saying. he's got a subway sandwich bag, i mean look on his face, and he's ready to rumble. he's going to bring it in florida. douglas brinkley, he looked me in but we need mean sometimes. douglas brinkley and michael steele, have a nice weekend. that's tonight's read out. all in with chris hayes starts right now. s hayes starts right now.>> tonight on all in. >> i've been indicted twice now in a couple of months. >> the doj seeks a protective

douglas. go ahead. one quick thing my point is the things we see every day, every week the closer we get to the election the more the parties will realize there are one serious misstep of joe biden, way from an elect disaster they will happen more. biden misspeaks was occasional they are weekly the stumblings were oakal now reteen. can the party really put its electoral future at the hands of a man hop is so close to leading them to disaster. i think they are going to have to make a calibration soon. of course, doug is right. >> both parties the poll related trump. >> all right. gentlemen. that irrelevant is the point. >> it is that donald trump remains unpopular. lost 2018 and 2020 and twenty 22 elections the democrats will run a tough negative campaign against trump and the republican. they have been. and i don't biden still can't beat him tie exclude some lose to trump. every day changes there can be a black wan. gentlemen, thank you. thank you very much. now coming up the fight for women sport syste

douglas murray is here to react. hi. they had a board, you saw that.the middle it said basket of deploration and kids could throw bricks through it. faces were there whachl is your reaction? >> douglas: isn't that a great thing to teach your kids, what a lesson and insult. this is something i've written about, the way in which the lg lgbtqia+ community is in the hands of radicals. most gay people want nothing to do with this, they want to get on with their lives. and people who claim there is no biological sex and you can be anything you want to be, radical movement and taken over pride and seen this in city after city and police were not allowed to march in the pride parade. >> ainsley: if they were wearing uniform. >> douglas: what is a movement who encourage you to throw bricks at politicians and refuse to allow policemen to march? that is not because everyone is gay, it is because this so-called pride thing ended in the hands of leftists. it does a disservice to gay americans who are -- the people who call themselves queer activists, they are pseud

up next to seniors from large, reese, coven, douglas high school in florida. welcome much one math dice are amazing. you guys are great. you guys are more than students. you become active and they're angry and they're doing something about it. this is a real the . can you tell me right now that you will not accept a single donation from the enter? the something that needs to be held, the perspective responsibility to more people here than looking. it's an epidemic that we need to face. some people don't like the war gone control, guess what i do and i don't understand why i could still go into store and buy what was the one right. i know you want us to be kids, but we have more important things to do the oh, it's a beautiful place with a beautiful community is very friendly. it's very like, nonchalant. like it's a small town. each is and you know, for shops, people move to parkland because the schools are sudden remember looking at that building like that's a really weird building. and she was like, and this was where you'll go to high school and you move out.

and douglas high school. those are students being left out of this high school about $3000.00 in the school through the around as a call for the big one is a behind is pushing us towards a walmart. can i get a text from my daughter said there's a shooting and then i get another one from david. what do you do when you get the call like that? this flood is coming in, the people are what a nice big tank. so you think you always see in the military our job was to help the kids over the fence. the shooter actually escaped and that same route that arrest has been made. not long after the shooting happened, no more out of who this person is, although multiple reports pointing towards the shooter being a former student, you had tell us magazines, multiple magazines. and at this point, we believe we have won a or 15 were walking home and i saw some valentine's day teddy bears on the street, which was just horrible because like that there was supposed to be filled with love and just your happiness. and it was like take

i can welcome at douglas under little 10 political and less than a car industry veteran in the us as well. the risk, thanks very much for taking the time to speak to a series. well, 1st of all, you are very welcome to the for on prompts 1st impressions. i know you've just arrived it's, it's a big event, isn't it here? very, very big. i am shocked. i am in dismay about how big this form is, but very pleased to be here. very pleased to be here. and thank you for inviting me . of you will perhaps touch upon your expertise in, in the automobile industry, because that part's all the form as well. how that's going to diversify going forward, that sector. but politically, 1st in, in terms of the current, your home country, the us, the us political course, how would you assess dot permanently? is us policy escalating global tensions? is it a stagnating? is it as being proactive? what's your sense of it right now? us policy right now is something i've never ever seen before. how bad it's become, with our president, joseph biden. i've never seen anything like this in my life. fall in my 77 yea

is it on demand and periods of 100 students from storm in douglas high school forwarded buses, taking their fight for gun reform to the states capital 450 miles away. karen called me over to his house and told me that he had this idea to do a large, and i was like, all right, let's do a at that point person was the epicenter of the world. the the all eyes are on us. so we had to take it and run with it. the people were like, this isn't going to work and it was like in the party was fine august, 4th, 2000. this is incorrect as a rest. and are we just at the level of to america to be after he turn 3 the quite to last various point, let me guess less of neither one of the house. he was very, very shy bad that it started changing the way he decided to face the where he became a teenager chest. i am be having a voice the at school. he was well, non sure. his friends from high school. i think they found a way, the easy way to call him is fair, was he, you know, trying to pro, now the name. i think they can we the idea maybe they were teasing him about what are the very and everybody started

$1000000.00 from that pundum campaign, and it can double that amount and donate it to the stone and douglas victims fund. many of the students that are in there still have the gsp from what, how many events going on for stuff as many of them started yesterday from what happened at our school, we're trying to ensure that we're able to pay for it if there's a man over there that's chanting, thinking that we're trying to take our guns, we're not, we're trying to save law. we think that if one of our regular melissa, you should get 10 hours of training for each guns, because they support trends. if i get the need to get ahold of this, i mean, honestly, i don't, i don't get it. we're just trying to save lives. i. i'm not trying to check in with the guns. it's the people that are spreading this misinformation about me and everything that goes on that causes it. it's probably what's gonna cost me to be killed.

what do she provide for douglas on the east? i'm dealing with just the one that gets done means land of mountains of so and in such a land, sheep reading is number one for agriculture according to data, or a more than 4600000 sheets. and i guess done, we have the system where they spend the summers in the alpine meadows and come down to the step for the winter. we use this is made possible again by our unique landscape and the quality of our products as well note and recognize both in russia and abroad nicely with a major source of revenue for the republic at the moment of the product of them. so they just don't source that on the other hand, cheap and other domesticated animals in the mountains with of food for wild animals print. it says it's something that mostly wolf is about as and blankets, channel ram at the same time. sheets compete with wild hoof. animals for past you, so there's a need to strike the right balance to make sure that both can strive. so feel free to swing wild tours and sheep are essential for all people

is that a concern for the people in here and douglas done? and what is being done to protect this landscape? this little something to arisen, especially the influx we've seen over the last couple of years. and it has an impact on the environment and bio diversity and put the position up even here. as you can see, if there's more traffic now these are the people need to be educated and not to live, to get partial properly dispose of trash and not ruined the natural habitats and all that. we need to preserve this beautiful and diverse nature we have and i guess down to the most that we need to build awareness. maybe that's a concern of course, but it's something for the government to decide for us to use the board. we have the tourism industry, which is directly responsible for it at a level as a researcher and a member of the biggest down division of the russian geographical society that i'm involved to have with them. unless we try to contribute to educate people, to reach out to them via a media cement, we try to explain the importance of, o

what is it in the soul of douglas done for you? when you find it, you gotta do. i was born here. i grew up here. everything in my life is connected to that gets done. i became passionate about biology and we've been doug as done. he is essentially daily and so unique biological lab. it has high mountains valley's lowland forest stems, deserts the senior, and the great diversity of landscapes and animals which inhabit them. typically the one of the most fascinating things about traveling through the august time is the ever changing climate. you just don't know what you're going to see around the next mountain or hills. and it's all just so beautiful and interesting to look kenya of the crown jewel of doug . this don healed our who signed off is a geographer and officially one of the best teachers in russia. we asked him to help us on cover some of the secrets of this place filled our thanks for meeting me here. i think we're good. we're the luckiest people to have this view and have this conversation. so you're a teacher, you're a geographer. this is a lot of canyon, lot of people

these figures are part of douglas has installation at the vancouver aquarium. and i'm getting them ready for their debut. do like renew. he says, look, that douglas is using 11 tons of ocean plastic and who show what inspired you to create this installation piece i what nor is this place called queen charlotte islands. about 4 years ago, i was up there and plastic photos besides the washing up on my sacred beach and it really, it was like an evangelize a moment for me. so i thought, well, let's make an image of the trash one which has a bit of a sort of emotional like tangle to it. i guess copeland isn't pretending to offer solutions, but he is hoping to engage audiences who ordinarily wouldn't stop to think about the problem. and ultimately, he's hoping we can turn things around before it's too late. i'm heartened by the energy british columbia is putting into tackling the problem of plastic pollution. before i leave, i want to return to the ocean legacy boat to see how much fuel the machine has produced. something different color is, is this when mixed oil se

douglas, it is an honor to have you with us on the show this morning. of the gate here is the first question. a former president criminally charged in two separate cases and facing the very real possibility of even more indictments. a lot of people are comparing it to nixon and watergate, but let's be frank, it is so much worse. nixon was eventually pushed out of office under bipartisan pressure. but today's gop just cares about the win. so how is history going to remember this moment in time? >> for all of nixon's sins and there are many he, in the end, did the right thing. he stepped down. he capitulated and said i am not above the u.s. constitution. and nixon had a master record of what there was of china in 1972 or his talk with the soviet union creating of the clean air act and clean water act, environmental protection agency, on and on. there was this great record. with president trump, it really has been a revolutionary incendiary political figure since he went down the elevator. he is representing a populist movement, which is anti government. t

and if i may, douglas, go ahead. headgo. one very quick thing to that. my point is that the thing s are seeing every day, every week, the closer we get to the election to , the mores will the party is going to realize they are only one seriesone se misstep, literally misstep of joe biden's away from an electoral disaster. bide froand those things are gog to happen more and more. they already are. the old biden misspeaks used to be occasional. they've become the stumbling, the literal and metaphoricalakal to be occasional. they become routine. can the party really put its in its electoral future atma the hands of a man who is so close constantly to leadingin them to disaster? i think that they are going to havk re going te make a calin and make it soon. of c right. e, doug is the tricky part is the pole played int o donald trump. all right. well, gentlemen, that really is t is the point. it is thatt do donalnad trump rs elecpular, lost the 2018, 2020 and 22 elections. the democrats will run tough, negative campaign against trump in the republic have been

douglas murray with me now, douglas, the judge struck it down in arkansas.similar laws? >> i think it's almost bound to follow. but if i may quickly, that phrase you just used, gender-affirming care, is the source of the problem. the source of the contest that is going on to. stuart: okay. >> a portion of activists in america say that biological sex can be overridden, and there is a thing called gender identity and that if you have it, you should have your gender affirmed, and that is you can be helped to transition from one sex to the other. another group of people, including myself, say that's not possible. and in any case, we're talking about irreversible damage to minors. we're talking about, for instance, the giving of puberty blockers. we are looking at a situation in america in particular at the moment where the pharmaceutical industry is massively profiting from a burgeoning interest in this area. now, of course, trans activists and gender idealogues say the comes about because so many more people are becoming aware that they're transor different gen

this is one of the associate justices borrowing money to pay george douglas $53 and change for a robegeorge douglas am not exactly but there is a father and son in new york city who are merchant tailors and they were right around the corner basically from the merchant exchange building where the court was meeting and jay lived. so my suspicion is this is the key player for the early robes came from. connected with the douglas trading company that has branches in scotland and my suspicion is these early robes may have been ordered from overseas and sent to the court. because it takes almost two years for them to finally arise. there's a lot of questions we still don't know but that gives some clues that the justices are starting to get robes. then there is an interesting letter coming from thomas johnson who joins the court 1791 after john rutledge design on —- resigns and also can you oblige me to have address made for me intended for the other judges so those that have ordered their robes to get once he can match everybody else has on but what i found interesting is that at the end h

i would quote douglas macarthur, - think of that?r, thank you so much forjoining us on bbc news. had to be with you. the un war crimes tribunal in the hague has increased the prison sentences of two former serbian state security officials after a legal process lasting two decades. jovica stanisic, pictured here on the left, and franko simatovic, on the right, are both in their 70s. both were sentenced to 12 years in 2021 in a retrial that followed acquittals in 2013. the pair were convicted of training serbian death squads who committed crimes including murder and ethnic cleansing. they'll now serve 15 years, rather than their original sentence of 12, after a legal process lasting two decades. hugely significant decision today. these two men tied the serbian infrastructure to the ethnic cleansing of non—serbs during this conflict. you may be able to see in the background, mothers of srebrenica, i have been speaking to a woman who lost two children in the srebrenica massacre. she said the court has brought them justice today, she said

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douglas murray, look at this.show up live in our studio and his reaction coming up next on "fox & friends" ♪ take a second ♪ your hands on mine ♪ >> ainsley: martha stewart warning about the dire consequences if remote workers refuse to go back to the office. you can't possibly get everything done working three days a week in the office and two days remotely. look at the success of france with their stupid, you know, and she says blah blah blah all for the month of august. that's not a very thriving country. should america go down the drain because people don't want to go back to work? fox news contributor douglas murray joins us now. good morning to you, douglas. >> good morning. >> ainsley: what's your reaction to that. >> martha stewart is right. increasing number of entrepreneurs like her not that they are very many. successful thriving people in america built businesses and much more have been saying. this you know, a lot of businesses, a lot of work in america got used to 2020 working standards. and you know

[douglas] they were not particularly happy with the terms of the bailout. part of what's driven us to this point is inequality, increasing inequality, the rich getting richer. now the rich have brought us to this perilous place. and we're bailing them out. occupy wall street was actually launched in 2011 by a site called adbusters. it calls for people to meet at zuccotti park, which is outside wall street in new york city. [crowd] occupy wall street! [bigad] protestors call themselves the 99%. frustrated over economic inequality and what they describe as corporate greed amid the country's richest 1%. we are trying to provide shelter for the people who live here. [nicole] there was this real sense of community, and this real sense of democracy in action. [crowd] show me what democracy looks like! this is what democracy looks like! the people united will never be defeated! we are the 99%! but there was this sense, especially from the political press and from politicians, that these are amateurs. these are people who don't know what they're doing. [will] a cou

he did not rush in, as a gunman, into marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida.jury delivered their verdict to the schools resource officer. we will tell you what it was, next. earlier today, a jury in florida acquitted the former school resource officer, who stayed outside and failed to confront the gunman who entered marjory stoneman douglas high school, and killed 17 people. scott peterson wept today, as he found out that he was not guilty, on 11 counts. seven of which were felony child neglect. -- of the students that day, sat in silence, and shook their heads in the back of the courtroom. after he left, peterson said he felt like he got his life back. >> don't everybody ever forget, this was a massacre on february 14th. the only person to blame, was that monster, who was there wasn't any law enforcement. -- coral springs, everybody did the best they could. we did the best we could with that information that we had, and god knows we wish we had more. >> joining us now tonight is democratic congressman jared moskowitz, an alumni of marjory stoneman douglas hig