appreciate you, casey jordan and your insights into this. thank you so much. >> always great to be here thanks for joining us. >> the news continues next it's friday, june 7, right now on cnn this morning, president biden, promoting freedom and democracy from the shore because of normandy. >> while donald trump returns to the campaign trail, apparently bent on retribution president zelenskyy meeting with world war ii veterans as he goes impatient with the case of us aid to ukraine. and trump allies. steve bannon, order to prison with a very short window to appeal for help from hi are for all right. 5:00 a.m. here in washington, alive, looked at new york city. >> beautiful shot on this friday i they morning. >> nice to start with that way. good morning, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. wonderful to have you with us. >> president biden returns to normandy, france today to deliver a speech on the power of democracy from a site separating the omaha and utah beaches. >> that is where american soldiers scaled cliffs to secure positions against the germans on d-day a key turning point for for allied forces in world war ii. yesterday, president biden was on hand for the ceremony commemorating the 80th anniversary of d-day and we watched him meet with the fewer and fewer of the living veterans who stormed the beaches on that day. and of course he offered praise for their contribution to world history you must remember the fact that they were heroes here that day does not absolve us from what we have to do today. democracy has never guaranteed every generation must preserve it defended, and fight for it that's the test of the ages in memory of those who fought here, died here, literally saved the world here. let us be worthy of their sacrifice literally saved the world here, while biden was honoring our greatest generation, donald trump was spending time with kari lake and charlie kirk at a town hall in phoenix, arizona yesterday. >> it was trump's first campaign event. since he was convicted i just went through a rigged trial in new york with a highly conflicted and i mean highly conflicted, judge where there was no crime it was made up fabricated stuff all right jordi me now to discuss the kayla gardner white house correspondent for bloomberg news, a kayla, good morning to you. thanks so much for being here let's talk about what we're going to object to see from president biden today. in just an hour or so, the president plans a bilateral meeting with president volodymyr is aligned and sky of ukraine. this of course, a very stark image as his, his country is of course being attacked by russian president vladimir putin. all of it, all of this martin thing, the 80th anniversary of d-day, the symbolism is impossible to miss yeah, this is the first time these tiers are going to be sitting down since december of last year. >> so it's really been a long time since they've had to have a face-to-face private discussion. and of course, in those six months, much of that time ukraine went without funding because it was stalled in congress for so long. now they have it and they're trying to make a gains that they've lost. and ukraine here, so zelenskyy is really going to be using this opportunity both this week and next week at the g7 to continue to push the us to give them some of those defense weapons that they really need. he's been had success with biden now allowing or supporting ukraine, doing attacks, insider russia, which was huge and something that they had been pushing for. and really something that they want to see. they want to see the us able to give them more opportunities to be offensive rather than defensive. they think that's exactly what they need to be will to win this war eventually so the comparison that the white house is inviting with president biden's remarks, which are set for later on today. >> hey, on those very cliffs of pointe-du-hoc that ronald reagan delivered a famous address from and recognizing it's a group of army rangers that were we're trying to get take these positions against the germans. let's just flashback to that reagan's speech because i think you're going to hear echoes of this from the president today. let's we on america have learned bitter lessons from two world wars. it is better to be here ready to protect the piece than to take blind shelter across the sea, rushing to respond only after freedom is lost. we've learned that isolationism never was and never will be an acceptable response to tyrannical governments within expansionist intent so reagan, of course, at the time, the republican president now it seems democrats seem to have taken up the mantle more aggressively of not wanting to be isolationist, whereas as there are increasing forces on the conservative side that are pushing for that today absolutely. i think this is super typical of nearby and he tends to use sites of history to a vote these emotions when he's talking about democracy, we've seen him do this with january 6. we saw him do this with the with the midterms and he's really tried to paint himself as a preserver of democracy proceed and right now he's contrasting himself to two men. that's flat him your putin, and donald trump. he believes putin is a threat to europe at large. that if he, congress ukraine, that he will not stop there. and yet at the same time, he's saying donald trump is someone who is not going to preserve this tradition of american foreign policy that has really been preserved across parties. we know that donald trump says, if he were to be elected, he wants to bring an end to ukraine and seemingly that would meet them seeding territory. and that's war we heard biden talk a little bit about putin recently also, let's, let's take a look at that known for over 40 years. he's concerned me for 40 years. he's not a decent man. he's a dictator and he's struggling to make sure he holds his country together biden speaks very differently about vladimir putin than donald trump does. that is very jersey obviously now that trump has had somewhat a friendly relationship with putin, we know that biden, if he's elected, he's going to have to continue to remain support and congress, that is something that is upper question here. and i think that's exactly what by these two meetings with zelenskyy are so crucial because he's really going to have to show him in congress at large that he has a plan to end this war in case biden is not reelected in november so akira, let's just touch briefly on some of the other political news which is at donald trump's vice presidential selection. we've reported here at cnn that a series of potential picks have received vetting materials the former president that was on fox talking about what he plans to do when he plans to make this pec. let's watch but i think i'll announce who that person is going to be doing the convention. >> i think that's pretty normal. well during the convention ob an interesting period of time, we want to give me any names. >> no so it actually isn't super common for the vice presidential pick to be announced during the convention. this to me speaks of trump's sort of pension for the dramatic riot to have this big buildup. >> try to figure out how to do it in a way that surprises everyone. it makes a big show out of it. shall we say? >> yeah? the campaign has really not been engaging at all when it comes to the subject of vice presidents. we've seen a couple of names come out now. doug burgum, we've heard marco rubio, tim scott some of these people that could really give trump a broader appeal. i think that's why we're watching this pixel closely, is to see whether he can be able to win over some independence, some moderate, some people that can read here get him some of those nikki haley voters that have continued to disability in these primaries, continued to bakker and suborder, and he really needs to get that broader appeal, especially after his conviction. >> all kayla gardner, for us this 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presidential debate, june 27, bit nine life. >> on cnn and streaming on max we will not walk away because if we do, ukraine will be subjugated and will not end there ukraine's neighbors will be threatened all president biden sending a message to us allies and reminding americans about the critical role of nato in his tribute to the soldiers who landed on the beaches of normandy on the 80th anniversary of d-day in about an hour, president biden will hold a bilateral meeting with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy in paris. so lenski shared an emotional moment yesterday with a 99-year-old hold us veteran, melvin horwitz on thursday you saved europe or at cnn's nic robertson joins us now from london. nick, good morning to you. as we saw so many emotional at moments in france yesterday with the surviving american veterans. and of course, president biden speech tied together the european fight against fascism. eight decades ago to what is going being on now in russia's invasion of ukraine i can we talk a little bit about what the goal is of this bilateral meeting because there are probably concrete things about it, but there is also a lot of symbolism. >> there reason i think we heard president zelenskyy touch on that symbolism when he spoke to the french parliament earlier because he, he spoken about hitler crossing a red line and saying that putin has crossed the red line going into ukraine. now. so it is there is a lot of symbolism. there are a lot of parallels here and they really worked to president zelenskyy is advantage, but also to president biden. so there's a meeting of minds. i think on that when they get together and sit down today, but i think, you know what what zelenskyy is going to want here from president biden, is that real sense of continuity? what if donald trump gets elected president? what can president zelenskyy count on from the united states? that has to be a really big worry for him and it's no surprise therefore, that he should zelenskyy should have been in the french parliament today thanking them because if the united states does under a a trump presidency become more isolationists, cut ties as donald trump has indicated, he might do with nato or not resupply ukraine with weapons than it is to france and to germany and to others in europe that zelenskyy has got to look too. i'm sure that's going to come up, but it also liked to press as biden to be able to have a little more freedom using the weapons that, ukraine is getting from the united states to strike deeper into russia russian targets right? and i mean, look, in terms of donald trump, it doesn't seem to me like he can likely count on anything on that score. but let's dig into what the current american administration is letting them do. here was secretary lloyd austin talking about what america has authorized in terms of use of us weaponry on russian soil. watch or policy using long-range strike by weaponry to go into russia. edge hasn't changed but what we have done provided ukraine the ability to counter fire. and i think that's going to prove to be very, very helpful to the ukrainians going forward president biden also address this in an interview, he said that these weapons are not going to be used in moscow at the kremlin, but rather just along the border is still, it raises tensions and does a look present with zelenskyy has been told you can use these weapons for counterfire, but every military commander is going to say, well, why do i have to wait for a known enemy position to fire? they're all my troops killed. my truth before i'm able to return fire. they're going to want they president zones get the very least is going to want to upgrade this to preemptive fire. let's use some of that drone imagery that tells the troops where russia's basing its equipment. that's pounding its cities and fired that. what you brain is really hoping to do here with the ability to, at the moment counter where a beer from systems on the ground or when even they get to f6 themes and a mirage 2005 get it so francis committed to give them they're going to want to fire behind the russian leinz at those positions that are targeting cities like kharkiv, right? now, what does this do militarily over time? because this is not a war that's one today or tomorrow, or next month, but probably we're looking into next here. i'm beyond this thins out the russian leinz it doesn't remove them, that it pushes back there. russia's sort of support positions, it's ammunition stores, it's fuel stores. all of these things that ukraine needs to hit. two weaken russia as frontline, which ultimately is going to have to push that front line i'm back. so hit behind the front line, weaken that frontline, and save the lives of civilians and troops all right. >> are nic robertson for us in london on this friday? neck forgetful. have you? thank you i turn up next, steve bannon running out of time and run out of options before he heads to prison, 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