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♪ >> mike: finally tonight, a few sights and sounds from around the country as we remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice to protect our freedoms on this memorial day. ♪ >> to pay tribute to the immortal souls who fought and died to keep us free. freeze, arms! ♪ ♪ ♪

Offer that to the families to think about their loved one who paid the ultimate sacrifice. >> president trump suspends travel to foreigners who have been to brazil and threatens to pull the republican convention out of north carolina. we will get thei reaction from the panel when we come back. ♪ i and now, theres boost mobility... ...with key nutrients to help support... joints, muscles, and bones. try boost mobility, with added collagen. ibut youre not alone. apart for a bit, were automatical...

A deficit every year. chris: how do you make up for the shortfall? >> i make it up myself. chris: 15, $20,000 a year. >> probably 10. youre the last 24 notes and put the horn down and the flag has been presented and then the family comes over, the kisses, handshakes from these families, theres nothing, no amount of money could ever buy the feeling that i get from the family once i finish the 24 notes. >> i want every family to have live taps at going away and

>> mike: powerful visuals, thank you to the families of the fallen and think if for inviting us into your home tonight. thats it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. "the story" guest hosted by my friend ed henry starts right now. hey. >> ed: great job, mike, great to see you as always buried >> mike: thank you. >> ed: it yet another twist in the already unusual legal drama involving the michael flynn case. if the judges seems to want to prosecute the case himself has now hire...

President trump announced he was taking hydroxychloroquine but he has since stopped taking the drug. >> mike: mark, thanks a lot. ♪ >> joe biden also observed memorial day by placing a wreath at veterans park near his delaware home, the first in-person appearance by the presumptive democratic presidential nominee in more than two months. peter doocy has the latest tonight. >> in a black suit with a black mask, joe biden emerged from quarantine to lay a wreath at veterans memorial park in delaw...

The night at two or three in the morning is is it worth it? you see their faces rolling across your brain. you ask yourself, is it worth it? 20 years at war. 7,000 americans dead. 7,000 marines dead. 26,000 have died. is that worth it? i have two reflect on that a lot. you have to do a lot of very serious soul-searching. but at the end of the day, i ask myself, is it worth it? is it with you? is it worth freedom of the press? is it worth due process of law? is it worth freedom of religion, freed...

Half weeks the last time we saw joe biden in person for a speech in wilmington about covid-19. fast forward to this morning, the end of may, biden and his wife dr. jill biden emerge for the first time this cycle. we got to see him with a full secret service detail. both of them had thick, black mask to make it hard to fit make out what he was saying. never forget the sacrifices that these men and women made. never, ever forget. the two at the delaware national park where he has been quarantined....

Honored those who made the ultimate sec nice. >> when he -- sacrifice. >> when i come here, i can feel him here next to me. i can just feel him. jillian: shared family stories adding to this years very special broadcast. >> every man that walked into those machine guns and artillery fire at omaha beach that day, every man was a hero. rob: certainly is true. that is fantastic. the annual event honoring military heroes since 1989. what a great thing. 11 minutes after the hour. joe biden in damage ...

What do nos -- what do those nus mean to you? >> its a grave reminder that freedom is not free and i think especially right now a message that americans may need to hear is that we should live by the example of our greatest citizens that we have to offer, and we should live in freedom over fear, because like you said, you have almost 1.3 million reasons to remember what memorial day is all about and to live like americans -- like america is worth dying for. rob: asha what do you do on memorial d...

Unfortunately, in this country, were still at war, were still fighting against our global threats and we can never forget that. im thinking about those. im also thinking about my grandfather who was a world war ii veteran, the sacrifice he had made, how proud we have been of him for so long. im also thinking about the veterans community as well as military family who have supported those while they were sacrificing their life in war. so theres plenty to think about right now. its such a special ...