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>> let us bow our heads in humble refe reverence and solemn remembrance let us pray. god, when you needed someone to defend freedom, you made a soldier. when you needed someone to fight tyranny, you created a marine. when you needed someone to protect the skies, you made an airman. when you needed someone to guard the seas, you made the sailor. and to patrol the shores, the coast guard. when you needed to send someone brave and true, it has always been and always will be the men and women of the...

Youd asked me about visiting. normally i got to go twice when i was covering president obama and its an incredible place. the american cemetery and the monument are so meticulously manicured and the aura of the place is its both somber and celebratory. its incredibly quiet peaceful and people who go there treat with that kind of reverence. the second time i went, i snuck away from the filing center for a little while. the president already left and i was able to go down to walk down the cliff to...

Died to build, to make it possible for the peace that followed the wake of world war two. what does this anniversary mean in those contacts? >> well, the resolve that was shown by the young men 80 years ago today and they will young man 18, 1920. putting it all on the line for liberation and for freedom and for democracy on a continent that they had never been on before. fighting for these values. i think we can draw strength from from the incredible resilience that they showed. and also show th...

Floor yesterday, and so ill reserve comment at this moment. >> visibly because i think its most appropriate that on this day, we give respect and reverence. and of course, remembrance for those who made the the mid sacrifice for america, for the free world, for democracy, and for the liberation of your and for voting rights for everyone. >> congressman john i really appreciate your time this morning. thank you very much, sir thank you. all right. coming up next here any moment now, president bid...

Britain and canada 80 years ago. today, which began the liberation fight at the highest level against nazi germany, hitler, and fascism. and certainly, i think nobody ever want lets go back to where we were on those very, very dark days in world history and again, i think we can draw strength from that resilience, from their struggle. certainly reverence for their sacrifice and make sure we can keep this great american democracy thing going. always and forever why do you think there seems to be ...

What are we taking from the past and leveraging and forging for the future? >> dana: what did we learn about the leadership styles and decision making of like a general eisenhower who had the vision, plan and leadership to get all these men to be ready to go. what does it take when you think about it? >> unbelievable. we study the military planning and logistics that happened on the 6th. factor in the weather and you have a whole balloon army to deceive the germans. the generals of latter day we...

That cemetery thats in iraq and afghanistan in a day, which gives you a scope of the reverence of this moment and i hope, you know, i know we play sound in a moment what joe biden said about russia and everything. we can play that. >> dana: do that and also want to get to this other point that congressman mike waltz said of the gratitude of the french and how they are the ones doing a lot of the reenactments were watching. president biden spoke earlier. >> president biden: we will not walk away....

The story was not about our careers or not about any of our time in service. the story was truly and opportunity to honor our forefathers, our brothers. i think that was a unique opportunity. the way the story is told. we get to use our operational time, we get to use the things that we can flashback and go on a journey with the viewers and actually share it and hopefully what that does reaches the younger generation of people. not just learn the history but appreciation. >> dana: that has been ...

>> for some of us. >> but i want to ask you about your pain. you were able to talk about it that most humans are not able to talk about it. to bring the jury into your journey of reverence. you describe your time with trump and had some incredible experiences. you were able to be multidimensional in a way that nobody in the press gives you credit for. the entire framework around you is no credibility. and it was literally like a nano second went todd lynch was not bailing. people thought that yo...

That is representative of our nationre and so that, i think, is the priority, and thats actually the way that we should be thinking about this. should b. . >> i dont even know what you just said. if only there was a way ma could have spokee waen to yuri o about his concerns instead of silencing them. silehim. out. shes not interested. she hates the truth fornt our most tricky disagreements. k seeking the truth and seeking to convince othersinhers of the truth. might not be the right placee to st...