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I think he won the title forever. >> hes got it? at least hes got that one. >> i am thinking that you guys are right. i dont think hes going anywhere. i wonder if dana was struck by the fact that hes not doing this in the oval office, which has become a tradition for an hes going back to chicago. looks like hes establishing a beachhead they are, if you think in terms of war. hes going to go at trump from that beachhead. >> buy bulletproof glass of these living in chicago. >> i am stunned on this...

>> former soviet union has very strong relationship with syria of course. it is a very important sort of beachhead for them in the middle east. and they share a lot of resources and now it appears that vladmir putin has decided that since nobody is showing any signs of stopping him, he might as well go ahead and put a lot of militaryware on the ground in syria. weve seen crimea and ukraine. is syria next. >> you put the finger right on it. this is a 60-year relationship means a lot to the russia...

34k kay sws coppins whoio that report and will sherman who has done some of the greatest reporting. breitbart strongly denying this independent of whatever you reported about the belief that the staffers, breitbart has been a kind of pro-trump beachhead in the land of sort of conservative media, even before this latest weekend civil war. >> yeah. as i reported in my story, at least since last year, people inside the company on the editorial staff who are not necessarily fans of trump have compla...

Sherman of "new york" magazine. breitbart denying this. independent of whatever you reported about the belief of staffers, breitbart has been a kind of pro-trump beachhead in the land of sort of conservative media, even before this latest weekend civil war. >> yeah, as i report in my story, at least since last year people inside the company on the editorial staff who are not necessarily fans of trump have complained about the ardently pro-trump coverage on the site. and yeah, if you look at -- s...

Democracys beachhead. and our victory in that war decided not just a century but shaped the security and well-being of all posterity. >> the president told the story of one d-day vet who is her today who had lied about his age 70 years ago in order to enlist because he wanted to fight for his country. here he is today for this momentous occasion. the white house told him, youre going to have lunch for the president. you can have anything you want to eat, what do you want? and he said, i want a h...

Came from all over this country. their sacrifice was unbelievable. well never see anything like it again. please, god. >> well, their sacrifice was unbelievable. >> lets talk about the nazi capability at the title of the invasion. hitler was still very capable. was he not? their missile technology was advancing. it was really an unknown science to what the americans were trying to accomplish at the time and of course, this divisions on the day were caught out of position, not able to move and ev...

We spoke about his role in the invasion seven decades ago. >> the president said that what you did, you and the thousands of brave soldiers who landed on omaha beach, you saved the world for democracy, that it was the beachhead of democracy. >> i think we all knew it. >> did you know it then? >> i still know it. it is. its come true. yes. it was the beginning of a change of the nation here and in the united states. >> all of these years later, how do you feel about the war and the role you playe...

What more powerful manifest expectation of americas commitment, to my has been freedom has been the site of wave after wave after wave of young men boarding those boats to liberate people they had never met. normandy, this was democracys beachhead. >> that was president obama speaking earlier today from the beaches of normandy where veterans and world leaders gathered to mark the 70th anniversary of d-day. among them were queen elizabeth, french president and russian president, vladimir putin. a...

Waiting for treatment. general shinseki will head to capitol hill for more meetings tomorrow and despite calls for his resignation the president stood by the embattled secretary vowing to work with him to fix this problem. >> wooir going to fix whatever is wrong and so long as i have the privilege of serving as commander and chief ill keep on fighting to deliver the care and benefits and the opportunities that youre familiar list deserve. that is a commitment to which i feel a sacred duty to mai...

What inspired all the men of the armies that met here? we look at you, and somehow we know the answer. it was faith and belief. it was loyalty and love. the men of normandy had faith that what they were doing was right, faith that they fought for all humanity, faith that a just god would grant them mercy on this beachhead or on the next. it was the deep knowledge, and pray god we have not lost it, that there is a profound moral difference between the use of force for liberation and the use of fo...