Governor Ron Desantis with new merchandise driving his critics crazy. Fox and friends first starts right now. Reporter the statehouse in austin, texas, no democrats. That may have come from fox and friends. There was a diner segment, what the women said, dont california my georgia. Fox and Friends Diner segments are setting the tone for the nation and hopefully we are setting the tone for your thursday. You are watching Fox And Friends First on thursday morning. Carley Vice President Kamala Harris still fawning over Texas Democrats who are being compared to Freedom Fighters. Of Stalling Tactics cost Taxpayers Hundreds Of Thousands of dollars. Lauren blanchard joins us from washington with more. The Vice President said democrats are in line with the legacy of civil rights leaders and applaud their efforts to stop texas from passing their Voting Bill but republicans say a trip to Dc Isnt exactly the same as what Freedom Fighters have gone through. They took a bold courageous action in li
Have moved on. They are going through what we used a Call A Phase but for an increasingly large number of children that phase will not end. Therapists will steer those children to doctors who will almost immediately give them powerful sex hormones, drugs whose long term effects we cant know. In some cases those kids will be referred to surgeons who will mutilate or remove their Sex Organs permanently. Thats happening across the country tonight. We rarely talk about the details of any of it. Its all good, were told. Its part of a vital long overdue process and if you stand in the way or ask too many questions youre evil. Okay. But before we accept in a version of the story its fair to ask, what are the details of the process exactly . And what are the consequences of it . This weekend, to its great credit the News Show 60 minutes asked those questions in a surprisingly unflinching way. Patients were interviewed and asked a simple question what happened next . Heres a woman called grace
now on bbc news, it s hardtalk with zeinab badawi. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. he began life as an armenian refugee in lebanon. he spent his early years in an orphanage outside beirut, and then at the age of eight, he had to leave it, and so he lived rough on the streets. fleeing the start of the civil war in lebanon, he made his way to the united kingdom in 1972 and went on to become a world class music conductor. my guest today is vartan melkonian. what does his life story tell us about human nature and the common challenges we face today? sir vartan melkonian, welcome to hardtalk. now, did you ever believe that a street slug , as you used to be described, living in the slums of beirut on the streets would then become knighted by prince charles and become a world class conductor? you know, when you live in the sewers, in the city sewers, when raw sewage is running by you barefoot, you have little choice but to enter the realm of incredible imagination. and
wildlife conservationists warn people to keep their distance from seals this easter weekend, over concerns that disturbing and scaring them can lead to harm. now on bbc news, hardtalk with zeinab badawi. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. he began life as an armenian refugee in lebanon. he spent his early years in an orphanage outside beirut, and then at the age of eight, he had to leave it, and so he lived rough on the streets. fleeing the start of the civil war in lebanon, he made his way to the united kingdom in 1972 and went on to become a world class music conductor. my guest today is vartan melkonian. what does his life story tell us about human nature and the common challenges we face today? sir vartan melkonian, welcome to hardtalk. now, did you ever believe that a street slug , as you used to be described, living in the slums of beirut on the streets would then become knighted by prince charles and become a world class conductor? you know, when you live in
hardtalk with zeinab badawi welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. he began life as an armenian refugee in lebanon. he spent his early years in an orphanage outside beirut, and then at the age of eight, he had to leave it, and so he lived rough on the streets. fleeing the start of the civil war in lebanon, he made his way to the united kingdom in 1972 and went on to become a world class music conductor. my guest today is vartan melkonian. what does his life story tell us about human nature and the common challenges we face today? sir vartan melkonian, welcome to hardtalk. now, did you ever believe that a street slug , as you used to be described, living in the slums of beirut on the streets would then become knighted by prince charles and become a world class conductor? you know, when you live in the sewers, in the city sewers, when raw sewage is running by you barefoot, you have little choice but to enter the realm of incredible imagination. and in that dark sewer, you