tonight on ayman, taking a stand at last. donald trump is about to become the first former president to testify publicly under of. how this will test our legal and judicial systems alike. that wake up call. senate republicans are finally condemning monthslong tommy tuberville s blockade of military promotions. what took them salon? and all eyes on ohio. reproductive rights are on the line this tuesday with a constitutional amendment to protect abortion access on the ballot. i m ayman mohyeldin. let s get started. tomorrow, donald trump will become the first former president in american history to publicly testify under oath, taking the witness stand in his own defense in his new york civil fraud trial. it will undoubtedly prove to b a surreal test, ye for the u.s. justice system, with judge engoron and the prosecutors who are actually working this case. but it will actually be one for trump himself, a man whose bombastic nature, shall we say, a penchant for half truths will
plus mary trump is here to preview her uncle s big day in court tomorrow as the ex president gets ready to testify at his own civil fraud trial. and gaza suffered another communications blackout amid intense israeli bombardment. i ll talk with a top israeli official who resigned citing quote genocide of the palestinians. good evening welcome to the show i m mehdi hasan. it s november 5th,, 2023 which means exactly a year from now, november the 5th, 2024 americans will go to the polls to pick their president. it looks almost certain that they will be picking between joe biden and donald trump. the choice that americans are saying in poll after poll that they do not want a rerun of 2020. they don t want dramatic democratic and republican candidates with names biden and trump. but here we are. and here s the bad news for team biden in particular. if the election were held not a year for now but today, the twice impeached four times indicted indicted donald trump would win the el
memorial day. monday, may 27th. this is fox & friends. fox weather alert. desks and destruction. at least 18 people dead as tornadoes rip through america s heartland. millions still under severe storm warnings as they prepare to hit the road. damn is tracking it. rachel: that s right. he sure is plus, trump met with roaring reception at the coca-cola 600 in charlotte. [. [cheers and applause] joey: and saluting service, billie ray cyrus joins us with a special performance of some gave all. fox & friends begins right now and remember, mornings are better with friends. [god bless america] [god bless america] lawrence: that s a great way to start this morning. we are honoring memorial day with the navy band northeast ceremonial band performing live on fox square. good morning to you all, rachel, as well as joey. thank you for your service, brother. joey: thank you. lawrence: on this memorial day. rachel: good morning to both of you. there s a lot plan
Its the only way to ensure a bloodless transition of power. And the battle for control of the southern philippines town im a watery Amnesty International says all sides may have violated International Law. And then a sign of how things are changing in the middle east a senior israeli general talks about sharing intelligence with saudi arabia. And an afternoon of high drama at the United Nations russia and the United States have vetoed competing resolutions on syria the chira solution was the us one it sought to extend an International Inquiry into the use of chemical weapons in syria so this means that the United Nations team and best gaining the use said deadly sarin gas in syria it will be disbanded russias veto was sharply criticized by france the United Kingdom and the u. S. Now last month u. N. Investigators concluded the Syrian Government was responsible for the chemical weapons attack and conscious in april at least eighty people died that day many of them children now russia co
A permanent member of the of the Security Council. Russian veto at the u. N. Signals the end of an investigation into the use of chemical weapons in syria. Hello im down jordan this is our jazeera live from doha also coming up. In the interest of the people of zimbabwe. Mr Robert Mugabe in my city. President mugabe rejects calls to quit military leaders say the only way to ensure a bloodless transition of power. Amnesty international accuses all sides of war crimes in the battle for control of money in the philippines. And how a Trump Administration decision is being saluted by elephant hunters. Russia has vetoed a u. N. Security Council Resolution to extend the investigation into the use of chemical weapons in syria last month u. N. Investigators found the Syrian Government was responsible for the chemical weapons attack in a handshake and in april in which eighty people died many of those were children diplomatic editor james bays reports from new york the tenth veto by russia in the