[national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] will: good morning and welcome to fox & friends. pete: that s good. will: they were all good. phenomenal this morning. where s san jacinto peak? if. pete: i don t know, but it s 10,000 feet. will: well, you know, it s the deciding battle in the victory for the republic of texas against mexico. that s what established our independence. we don t have any 10,000 foot peaks, not even in big bend. but the magic ear says it s california. pete: near palm springs, is what they said. will: yeah, those were were awesome this morning, and your photos celebrate or suggest that you re beginning to celebrate the fourth of july as is everyone else on this couch because i ll be working next weekend, and i ll be much closer in approximate proximity, but these two, america got sick to its stomach and came over here and vomited on pete hegseth. [laughter] pete: these are my patriot shoes from rdc shoes. look at that. th
Film hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. To take us through this weeks Cinema Releases is mark kermode. So mark, what do we have this week . Very interesting bunch this week. We have in this corner of the world, a very impressive japanese anime. Transformers The Last Knight, the saga rumbles on. And hampstead, a film which does exactly what it says on the tin. So, in this corner of the world, a war movie with a difference . Interesting. It is an anime based on a manga of the same name. It goes from the 30s to the mid 40s. A young girl, when she gets to the age of 18, marries someone she has barely met before. She goes to live in a different home and start a new life of which she makes the most, but meanwhile the spectre of war is looming in the background. But normal life carries on. They speak japanese. Thunder rumbles. What is impressive about this is that, like a film like grave of the fireflies, it talks about dark Subject Matter, with an innocence and universality th
racist when it makes no sense whatsoever, just has to do with obesity. they re going in a purely political direction here. very disturbing to see this occur in the journal of the american medical association which is one of our top jurnls that s a journal that gives instant credibility to a study, is it not, doc? well, sure, and of course it s the ama s own journal, that s another thing. i ve interviewed the president of the ama multiple times and they indicate it s completely separate but it looks coincidental that the american medical association has been making comments on that and here comes their journal coming to some wild conclusion that s not backed up. the fbi said in 2019 that most murders of black people occur by black people. it s not automatically assumed that there s a racist element to mass shootings. jonathan: doctor, i want to get on to this extraordinary heat wave that so much of the country is experiencing.
what is in his heart of what we do know is that there is a pattern of giving aid and comfort to racist, to antisemitic individuals, to bigots and that is true at mar-a-lago just this week. look, for overlooking the fact that he also had dinner with connie coming out of the last 4 to 6 weeks, this is not been a good moment for kong s personal convictions either so for donald trump to plead ignorance simply doesn t make any sense whatsoever, there is a pattern of this that was a firm. the bigger question does it matter for republicans? i think the silence is very interesting, you have a whole bunch of republicans hoping that this is the end of donald trump but they are not willing to be the ones to place their bets on that. if donald trump emerges in the republican primary as the front runner expect them all to get behind him the same way they did four years ago. juanita, your thought on this guest list? look, it is no surprise, trump ran on white supremacy in antisemitism in 2016, 2
the other members of opec. it s the way it s always been and the way it s going to be until we change our energy situation around and become less dependent as a world on saudi oil. of course as you know, the u.s. not dependent on it. we are an exporter of oil, but the world oil price affects us just as much as it does the rest of the world. you know, i ve talked to others in the region who katty kay, about this move, and they just said it s a shortsighted stupid move that the saudis arguments didn t make any sense whatsoever, and i m not being a conspiracy theorist here, when i bring up the fact that mbs, very close to jared kushner, very close to the trump administration. i suspect if you re watching news out of america and you really don t understand the subtleties of american politics, you might think that donald trump is going to be president again. you would really, again, i could see how people overseas might think that.