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It never was a good idea. we all wanted to protect the homeland of ukraine, but that is not what this administration thought. they thought were going to use ukraine as a proxy for a geo strategic plan to weaken russia. and russia has got 6500 deliverable nuclear weapons. and thats a very dangerous thing to have this gambit at our expense. so he should be quiet. he should build up our -- yeah, and look at china. look at china, not russia. >> laura: helping russia, by the way. hillary posted today...

Come on. look, everybody knows what has happened. >> madeleine: trump lead in the polls are within the margin of error, they do spell trouble for the president who won arizona and nevada by very small margins. carley and todd. >> carley: the president is getting criticism for his a appearance in normandy yesterday. >> madeleine: taking aim at president biden appearance, research account managed by trumps campaign and rnc and describe biden as being in perpetual state of confusion and the preside...

Commander in chief, the sitting president has a strong, and yes, a convicted felon who is running a campaign that is more basement than what they think joe biden did four years ago in the middle of a pandemic. and there is no more uniquely presidential moment than a sitting president going to normandy, one of the sites of the most significant allied american example of heroism and debris, and surrounding himself with those heroes, in addition to world leaders. we saw donald trump today speaking ...

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Moved to the interior of the country. go to places like nashville, you see theres tons of patriotism and well-deserved honours for those who have fought for our freedom. >> in arkansas, i was born four days after that speech by president reagan and i think there definitely are those noble patriots out there today that would be willing to do that. >> i have to disagree because the folks that stormed normandy, they were young. so i have to compare them with our youth today. what are our kids doing...

We have to go back to a legal process that works. >> gillian: jim desmond joining us this morning. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> bill: 25 minutes past the hour, gillian, air force one has returned to normandy. it landed a few minutes ago and well see the president emerge in a matter of minutes and hear his speech, which is really the cap to the entire trip. we followed all the d-day ceremonies from yesterday and boy it was just extraordinary to see the emotion, to see the veterans who have...

Is what king charles is saying in normandy this week about, we were always great allies. that is not really true. in the first couple of years of this war, were really the u.s. and written trying to learn how to cooperate and be allies together. >> at one point, there was a real, organized, concerted isolationist movement in the u.s. a lot of people didnt want the country to enter world war ii. now we see a lot of that same attitude now. how did the men who actually fought feel about crossing th...

Modern—day geopolitics loom really large over these d—day commemorations, but the world leaders gathered here dont mean any disrespect. those valiant veterans who have managed to come here to normandy know all too well the dangers of aggressive nationalism and the politics of hate. the freedom and peace they fought so hard for is fracturing. normandy resident danielle boucherie was five years old on d—day. her village amongst the first to be liberated in the early hours the morning. transl...

This day the fightings guard the beach, the graves mark the land, and ever since american presidents have remembered d-day, ronald reagan gave what many consider the greatest salute to the young troops already old at the 40th anniversary in 1980 for these are the men who took the cliffs. these are the champions who helped free of continent these heroes who helped end a war that theme was actually launched by the man who commanded the allied assault general dwight eisenhower, who returned to norm...

These are the champions who helped free of continent these are the heroes who helped end a war. >> that theme was actually launched by the man who commanded the allied assault, general dwight eisenhower, who returned to normandy with cbs news for the 20th anniversary, by then a former president himself. >> one thing that pull this out was a bravery and the courage and the initiative of it. the american gi, wed probably had made the best plan that wouldnt say the most lives and get the most benef...