Think youre going to have another election in this country if you dont have one where we win. Certainly not one thats meaningful. More rhetoric by donald trump over a rally in ohio over the weekend. Well bring his incendiary remarks straight ahead. And it comes as mike pence takes a stand against his former boss. Well show you what pence said about his former president and january 6th. And, meanwhile, President Bidens campaign is reporting one of its strongest fundraising months in almost a year. Well look at whats driving the large hauls of campaign cash. Good morning and welcome to Way Too Early on this monday, march 18th. We hope you had a nice st. Patricks day. Im jonathan lemire. Thanks for starting your day and week with us. And we begin this morning with a race for the white house where donald trump delivered another divisive speech over the weekend, this time while stumping for an ohio senate candidate. Just outside of dayton, the 2024 republican nominee kicked off the rally on
raided and occupied by a large group of fbiiearge agents trump wrote , nothing like this has ever happened tota a president of the united states before. trump said the raid, whichte wa unannounced, amounts to, quote, prosecutorial misconduct, weaponization of the justice system and an attack by the l radical left democrats who desperately do not want me to run for president d in 2020 four, especially based on recent polls. trump said agents also broke into his safe. former president donald trump concluded his statement, noting that hillary clinton, quote, was allowed to delete an acid wash three thousand emails after they were subpoenaed by congress. but the doj did nothing about that. the new yorkin times is reportig tonight that the search is ,se quote, focused on material thatn mr. trump had brought with himr- to magalog. it waste private clubnc and residence after he leftes the white house. those boxes allegedly contained many pages of classified documents, according tome
hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and all around the world. i m rosemary church. today marks one month since hamas launched its horrific attacks on israel. as israeli forces strike back in gaza, calls grow for a resolution to end the fighting. and order in the court. donald trump stay takes the witness stand in the fraught case against him. but his testimony is fraught with attacks on the judge. it is 10:00 a.m. in gaza, where the war marks one month today. as the conflict looks to intensify, benjamin netanyahu says israel will have overall security responsibility for the territory for an indefinite period once the war is over. his comments came in an interview with nbc news, that he once again israel won t allow a cease-fire until hamas releases all of the phostages. israeli air strikes hit year a hospital in gaza city on monday, after large explosions rocked the area the day before. the palestine red crescent says they have encircle
But, after the outbreak of war in 2011, many of its members were forced to flee the country. Our world follows four musicians as they prepare for a Ground Breaking series of concerts, reuniting Orchestra Members in exile, and those in syria, in the hope of changing perceptions of their war torn nation. Over ten years ago, a remarkable orchestra played in damascus. Performing arabic music at the highest level. But when war broke now the 2011, some musicians were forced to flee syria. But since 2011, the country has been torn apart by a this is the story of an attempt to bring the orchestra back together, for a once in a lifetime tour, to reunite those living in syria and as refugees. And try to change the way the world sees their war torn nation. Since the beginning of the war in syria, an estimated 9 Million People have fled their homes in search of a new life. One of them is essam. He claimed asylum in america in 2013, after being invited to teach music in a university here. I watched
But, after the outbreak of war in 2011, many of its members were forced to flee the country. Our world follows four musicians as they prepare for a Ground Breaking series of concerts, reuniting Orchestra Members in exile, and those in syria, in the hope of changing perceptions of their war torn nation. Over ten years ago, a remarkable orchestra played in damascus. Performing arabic music at the highest level. But when war broke now the 2011, some musicians were forced to flee syria. But since 2011, the country has been torn apart by a this is the story of an attempt to bring the orchestra back together, for a once in a lifetime tour, to reunite those living in syria and as refugees. And try to change the way the world sees their war torn nation. Since the beginning of the war in syria, an estimated 9 Million People have fled their homes in search of a new life. One of them is essam. He claimed asylum in america in 2013, after being invited to teach music in a university here. I watched