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Normandy. i want to read something that was written in the "new york times" magazine that struck me on my way over here from paris tonight. most men in the first wave never stood a chance. allied troops kept landing wave after waefrnlt it wasnt bombs, artillery or tanks, it was men. many of them boys slogging up the beaches and crawling over the corpses of their friends that won the allies a toe hold at the western edge of europe. i feel like ill start crying during this show. every grave we beh...

>> it will be tough. if you look at least at historical performance in those states and how he did that time around, you just dont run into many people who didnt like trump before and didnt vote for him that would vote for him this time around. that is going to be his challenge. they feel they have to expand that map. i would throw north carolina into that mix as well. the reason that they have to is not from a position of strength, by the way, its from a position of perceived weakness. theyre w...

Growing calls from president trumps impeachment from democrats and capitol hill. and from his fellow 2020 candidates. >> if the president does not soon start to cooperate with the legitimate investigations of the congress, then in fact the congress has no option but to begin an impeachment inquiry. because under an impeachment inquiry -- under an impeachment inquiry, they have more power to be able to demand a subpoena. im not looking forward to an impeachment process. i really mean it. i think ...

So if you cannot show that any specific act of petersons in other words, would the children have died irrespective of anything he did. or if the government cant show but for this particular act, this child would have lived, then the governments case becomes weakers. >> this makes this all the more gut-wrenching. >> it does. >> danny, thanks. lets get a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> good morning, everyone. powerful storms rolled through minnesota. we had areas wit...

Legendary champion ken jennings. he lost to university of chicago librarian emma boetcher who beat him by about $22,000 in the final round of jeopardy with a question about shakespearian literature. combined with his prize for coming in second place on yesterdays episode holzhauer walked away with a total of $2,464,216. coming up on "morning joe," we have brand-new polling on the 2020 presidential race and who better to break it down than steve kornacki. he joins the table straight ahead. youre ...

Established order, who beat him. he came back again and beat the opponents, became mayor and kept living in the projects still to this day. so he has a story to tell of how he fought from the bottom and kept going. he knows the people on the ground. i think hes going to be a very interesting candidate. hes very bright, hes very charismatic, hes hard working. i think its going to be a real battle and i think that is what the democratic party is going to need. >> gene robinson, for most of your pr...

>> katie: does the primary help the president? the civil war going on in the left in terms of trying to get your candidate to the top of the ticket to challenge president trump? >> adrienne: there will be so much focus on the democratic primary itself, and its challenging the sitting president, that would be a little bit more of an equal balance as a distraction, but i also want to make the point that president trumps approval ratings in the g.o.p. are significant. its going to be very, very har...

At th.private ceremony. thousands modifier more will stream by the basket today. i was watching a martha maccallum program and young porter peter doocy talking to folks why they lined up for hours in the cold to see the casket of the former president. they said things like we are just here to pay our respects. its also part of history. its something you never forget. i remember when i was in sixth grade i went to the funeral procession for president dwight david eisenhower who was being buried a...

Who beat him, of course, in 1992 in that tough election. >> run against each other, youre enemies. we were friends before he beat me, before we ran against each other, and weve been friends afterwards. thats the way politics should be. but in something like this, the nice thing about it, it sends a signal around the world you can be political opponents and still work together for something more important than your own political future. ive enjoyed working with president clinton very, very much. ...

Gifts. this is more than a statement from a former president. to another former president. think of this in our current political time. it is nearly impossible to fa thon what happened a quarter century ago when a young governor from alabama defeated a sitting president. who had been a vice president for eight years and a legend. and this young democrat beat him. they went onto become friend. this was a bitter rivalry in 1992. of course ross in that race. which complicated things for president b...