we had ten folks last night vying to be the next person to take over that spot from donald trump. good morning to you. it is thursday, june 27th and you are watching fox and friends first . it was a fiery first face-off between democratic presidential candidates, the shining star, the dark forces, the text trouble and what set social media on fire. we have live team coverage in miami with give jenkins and todd pyro plus former bernie sanders campaign staffer and for ice director tom homan with all their expert analysis. let s begin with griff. what a night it was. i can t believe it is this time again. i feel like we just did this. the 2020 begin for the democrats. it was a fiery night. elizabeth warren was the front runner and stood out but for many it was a chance to get to
that it s postponed so i do not believe that they can reschedule the elections again they have one week to prepare everything now and i do believe things will go ahead in one weeks of time all right a correspondent in lagos thanks so much for joining us ok let s have a look at some of the other stories making news around the world north koreans are celebrating the seventy seventh anniversary anniversary of the birth of the late leader kim jong il the capital pyongyang was decorated to mock the public holiday which is known as the day of the shining star his son and current leader kim jong un also paid his respects. at least seven people have died in violent protests in haiti the protests have been going on for nine days protesters accuse the government of corruption and a calling on the president to resign. police say five people were killed in a shooting at a suburban chicago business the gunman reportedly open fire on friday at his
it is interesting, we have al first lady who s here and she s doing a great job. the average income for household in europe is about 30,000. she s a college drop out. she comes from a country that s not the shining star of europe. she s not well educated but she comes here and done a great job. why is this tough to understand that happens from folks in africa. the last thing i will say, i am bragging on the entertainment of africans, you don t have to be rich or have a degree to be worthy. you can be poor, you cannot have a college degree and you can still be worthy and still do a great job. america is about that. don t take that from us, if you want to stereotype people, i am sorry, these stereotypes do not holdup for african immigrants, we out performing a bunch of immigrant groups including a bunch of asians.
from both of those entities and we ve seen that play out beautifully despite the tragedy over the past month. america ranks routinely at the top of the list of the most generous and charitable countries and the most generous and charitable people and so i think we should take a moment to appreciate that spirit and focus on it a little bit. dagen: jonas, we still get bashed time and again. we get bashed for the fact, we get bashed at the u.n. this past week for example, despite us covering 22% of the general budget there. but it s like the way mayweather gets bashed. at the end of the day a lot would take u.s. citizenship around the world if you offered it to them. they might complain about us but nobody is more generous. everybody knows it and we ve saved the world a million times over whatever. our generosity can t bankrupt us so we have to plan to be able to do these things and be the shining star in the world. we won world war ii because of the ability to borrow money. we can t
parents brought the issue to court and won made history. don t settle for easy. just go for. and len-year-old sarah has been battling siftic if i brosis and in the latest chapter of the public joiner she received a award. the braviery i didn t know was there. it was in my body and totally changed me. snrngs wishes and dreams said sarah was chosen because she shed the fighting spirit of those living with the disease. the shining star and overcome the challenges of the disease and be so detrimental. when she was ten she needed a double lung transplant but donor rules didn t allow her on the list until she was 12.