welcome to hannity . and in just a moment, we re going to hear from the republican candidate for president, donal wilarfrom thed trump for the hour during our exclusive sit down intervieou w. time a now, we just had igot a short time ago at mar a lago. we re only 152 days away fromy m an election like never before. e the candidates might be the same. but guess what? the countridates might be y hasd drastically. not in a good way. i for the first time in history, the left is using lawfare t a candidate, but it ss not going according to plan. alvin bragg s absurd case in new york will soon be headed for appeal s. meanwhile, breaking news tonight, the case in fulton countys case, georgia, is now officially on hold pending ans appeal over d.a. fani willis and her possible disqualificationa. and in the state of florida, tre doj s document case against donald trump has now been postponed due to it signifyce again issues surrounding the evidence. and, by the way, the legitimacy of
brian: all right. here we go. it s #:00 a.m. on the east coast. it is thursday, june 6th. this is fox & friends. today marks the 80th anniversary of d-day when american troops, joined by others, stormed the beaches of germany to defeat germany ultimately setting the stage for victory in world war ii. for a 19-year-old, which i was then was extremely important. i wasn t afraid. people a hell of a lot tougher than you guys. brian: president biden is in normandy right now so is martha mccallum covering the moments and events of the day. she will join us. steve: meanwhile back here at home president trump s short list getting shorter. vetting is ramping up those are the folks on the list so far. ainsley: all right. they got some information. the destruction, the destructive tornadoes hitting maryland downing a lot of trees and trapping some of the residents. janice dean is trackenning all of that. lawrence: fox & friends starts right now and, remember, morning
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