Who are locked up. Finally, the ugly. One dance beauty queen was kicked out after she was caught slapping another contestant. Boy. Thank you for joining us. Fox friends first starts right now. Bye. Good morning, it is tuesday, july 12th. Im ainsley earhardt. President obama set to head to dallas as hundreds honor those officers killed last week. Will he help bridge that divide. His record on race might say otherwise. Then donald trump comes out strongly in support of Law Enforcement. We must maintain law and order at the highest level or we will cease to have a country. So is that the kind of leadership we need right now . Pete . Then the Dallas Police chief
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Convicters murderers and their regrets over ever picking up a gun. I took his buddy away from him. Me . How does that sit with me . Im chuck todd and joining me for insight and analysis this sunday are the New York Times david brooks Eugene Robinson of the Washington Post, Helene Cooper and gerald seib. Welcome to sunday, its meet the press. Good morning. This is the scene outside the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church this sunday morning where the congregation is gathering for the First Service since a gunman murdered nine people there on wednesday evening at bible study. The victims, rev end clementa pinckney, sanders ethel lance, Myra Thompson rev end middletondoctor. Reverend Daniel Simmons sr. , ms. Jackson and cynthia hurd. It was the worst racial attack in decades. It brings back horrific memories the civil rights activist in june of 1964 in mississippi. In charleston the process of healing has already begun, that was shown when family members of the victims showed such
Convicters murderers and their regrets over ever picking up a gun. I took his buddy away from him. Me . How does that sit with me . Im chuck todd and joining me for insight and analysis this sunday are the New York Times david brooks Eugene Robinson of the Washington Post, Helene Cooper and gerald seib. Welcome to sunday, its meet the press. Good morning. This is the scene outside the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church this sunday morning where the congregation is gathering for the First Service since a gunman murdered nine people there on wednesday evening at bible study. The victims, rev end clementa pinckney, sanders ethel lance, Myra Thompson rev end middletondoctor. Reverend Daniel Simmons sr. , ms. Jackson and cynthia hurd. It was the worst racial attack in decades. It brings back horrific memories the civil rights activist in june of 1964 in mississippi. In charleston the process of healing has already begun, that was shown when family members of the victims showed such
Pulitzerprize winning historian jon meacham. Mike barnicle, something about the home run derbies hard to take your eyes away from. I like the home run derby better than i like the allstar game actually. You see the players interacting with their kids, their children on the field. Its a nice night. No doubt about it. And al hunt, bryce harper, second place. Bryce harper second place and batted against his father which i thought was good. It was a nice touch. His father hit him with the snich and he didnt charge the mound. And Gene Robinson, how exciting to have this going on so you didnt have to watch the nonsense going on on other news channels where everybody was doing their best to try to divide sides, one side trying to inflame, the other side trying to grant absolute ab solution. It was a respite. I watched the home run derby last night. I think, you know, i had been all day, you know, wrote a column and was deep into the Trayvon Martin case and it was good to watch baseball. It wa
Make them squeal. And what impact will younger and more conservative gop lawmakers have on the countriment. Im chuck todd and with me to provide analysis are Eugene Robinson of the washington post, and my colleague Andrea Mitchell and rich lauer editor of the national review. With welcome to meet the press. This is meet the press with chuck todd. One huge story has dominated the this week, a it is the aftermath of that grand jury decision in ferguson, missouri. We learned that Darren Wilson resigned from the Ferguson Police force. He submitted a Resignation Letter that said he wanted to stay on, but the safety of other Police Officers and the community are of paramount importance to me, and there is a lot of healing that needs to be done. And almost three quarters of the way through president Barack Obamas historic presidency, there is a lot of healing that needs to be done. We will be joined by governor patrick patrick, Deval Patrick and a panel to discuss the issue. There is not a La