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we do say good morning on this tuesday, everyone. we ll start with the president on attack firing off more than a dozen tweets in less than a day as he marks 200 days in office with those dismal new poll numbers. the latest figures show the president s approval rating dipped to 38%, an all-time low in cnn polling. the president is also spending his working vacation taking direct aim at a sitting senator. abc s erielle reshef has the latest from washington. erielle, the president keeping busy on vacation. reporter: i would say so, kendis and diane. good morning. so, the president not giving much credence to those polling numbers, instead focusing on his fervent supporters and turning his sights on a democratic senator. the president spending more than two weeks away from the white house after a turbulent first six months in office. the most recent cnn polling putting donald trump s approval rating at just 38%. his favorability among republicans, 59%. it needs to go ....
last year we went over the four in total. we just talked about stalin, hit hit-or-miss and roosevelt. hit-or-miss and roosevelt tler and roosevelt. we talked about the critical change in 1942, july and december because of the radical withround in the submarine allies get the upper hand. and the german disaster of stalingrad. let s look at this map for a second. ii it s hard to know when it actually starts. in europe it starts on september 3 in germany after they have invaded poland and russia two weeks later. the chinese have been invaded by the japanese since 1937, manchuria since 1931. the ethiopians have been invaded. there is a lot of wars going on. russia has gone into finland. all of these wars today are going to coalesced through this conflict of world war ii. that is us looking back at that. at the time, nobody said we are in world war ii when germany went into poland. war, aas a finnish polish war, a norwegian war, a manchurian war, and they all 1941-19 ....
learned to work together to defeat nazi germany. this program is about one hour and 45 minutes. professor hanson: ok, um, we will continue with this notion of masters and commanders going into the civil. now we are at world war ii. before we start with the allied commanders, masters i should last week we went over the four in total. we did not talk about mussolini, , lincoln andhitler roosevelt. i felt we could talk about the beginning of world war ii and the critical change in 1942, july and december because of the radical turnaround in the submarine campaign with the allies in the upper hand. and the german disaster of stalingrad. let s look at this map for a second. world war ii it s hard to know when it actually starts. third when the allies declare war in germany after they had invaded poland, along with russia two weeks later. the chinese have been invaded by the japanese since 1937, manchuria since 1931. the ethiopians have been integrated by italy since 1933. ....
loads keep coming. in cuba we look at some spectacular coral reefs. we begin in turkey where the ruling ak party has been much stripped of its majority in parliament bringing it to an end of its 12-year party rule. let s take a look at how things look in parliament. now this is what was at stake. 550 seats. the ak party needed 276 of those to rule alone. actually was happened was 41% the vote. they won 258. now the chp will take 132 seats while the nationalist movement party will be mhp sits on 80. the big winner of the day was the pro-kurdish people democratic party. for the first time it has cleared the 10% threshold needed to enter parliament. it, too, will have 80 seats. now our correspondent joins us live from istanbul. the turkish politics have really been shaken up. what happens next? the political landscape has changed. what is happening right now all the main parties including ak party is having its own internal discussion, a reflexion on the results. the ....
which was a secular movement in its most sublime form under gamal abdul nasser of egypt. that war was debunked in 1967. it opened the door to the entry of a new ideology into the middle east. that was an islamic ideology. that has had profound ramifications for everybody both in the middle east and in the united states as well. the six-day war also ended the period when the arab-israeli conflict was a state to state conflict, a conflict between israel and jordan israel and syria and israel and the conflict a new conflict emerged, a conflict that was principally one between israel and the palestinians. before 67, you really didn t hear about the palestinians. and it s not by accident that a year after the war ended, in 1968, the plo under yasser arafat emerges as this powerful force in the arab world. and we ve been living with that, as well. the 67 war was also also inaugurated the strategic relationship between the united states and israel. people forget that isr ....