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the federalized national guard, company "a" of the 116th infantry landed on omaha beach, 230 members of company "a" left the troop ships that morning, and just 18 made it unscathed through the day. >> just remarkable example of the heroism and sacrifice that day, as you say one of the most important in human history. we're so grateful you could be on with us today. the new book when the sea came alive, an oral history of d-day. garret, thank you again. >> always a pleasure. nextearly," the donald trump veep stakes heating up. who is reportedly on his short list of running mates. we'll talk to our friend eugene robinson about that. coming up on "morning joe," antony blinken will join the conversation live from normandy
on. thank you. okay. very much for that. >> thank you, caitlin. >> and now i want to bring in democratic congressman tom suozzi, who was at the white house event today with president biden as he signed this will congress, let me just start with, what do you make of what the congresswoman said there and the progressive caucus chair also about what it means for your voters, for democratic voters, and how they view this action today. >> well, let me first say what i agree with pramila about we all want order at the border we all believe that the current immigration system is not working we all believe that the system has not been updated since 1996. in fact, the asylum law was first passed in 1980, where we pass the asylum law originally 1980, i'm 61-years-old. we were trying to encourage the soviets to defect at the time or get the cubans to the defect. we celebrated everybody type of some defected or so what asylum is like a, that's great. they're coming here to america where the better country. those are the bad guys. and so the asylum is a very important part of
using technology jeopardize it, it's always somebody else's problem, right? that's not unique to silicon valley. that's true of people who run railroads, people who run energy companies. the problem here is we have this unique misalignment where everyone is pointing at everyone and saying well, you'll do it, right and the election is five months away and we know chris ray the director of the fbi has been saying quietly, insistently without causing too much panic like a, this seems to be an issue. maybe we can all get together, but he does not have the tools, so that is why this seems to be playing out in slow motion but it is not really hard to figure out where we are headed. >> that impact is seem to be all of our problems. >> correct. >> thanks again for the nightmares. >> i do what i can. >> when we return, we have some heartbreaking news to share in the world of journalism. our special tribute to our very special friend, the incredible been white, when the 11th hour continues. ur
republicans have a strategy here they scream fire at the border they spread the fire around by shipping migrants all over to blue cities and then went to my tries to bring a fire firehose like biden, they step on the firehose, a, don't let congress act. and so he's got a little pail of water on his desk. he's trying to throw it on the fire because that's all that's left to him. but this republicans who should own this last chunk because republicans had a chance to do something. they had a chance to solve the problem. they wouldn't even support their own bill. they would rather hurt biden and help the country. and that's the real problem here. that's real politics here. >> that run. though when you look at democrats i mean, you've got some that are happy, the biden's doing this. but you have some who are slamming it. in fact, for what you say, because they're saying, oh, it's like trump did and they actually aren't okay with that. i mean, here's just two today i'm disappointed that the president has sort of gone into the same frame as donald trump at a very time when we need to make a distinction between donald trump and joe biden votes. the
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h, i didn't say anything. keep going. i think there was a little bit of a of an interruption finished at that, please? >> oh i'm sorry you know, it basically jury nullification works in these kinds of cases where nobody was seriously injured the offense was transitory. >> it can be explained through addiction and now the defendant is a much better man, although frankly jury nullification has a bad history of the united states when it comes to crimes of violence, particularly against people of color but that's not this. this is a basic drug or gun or gun case. >> prawn, i always learn so much from you every time we speak. thank you so much. i hope you come back soon. >> that's up to you. just got a call. thank you, dan. we have your number so as the first lady sits in the federal courtroom where she is again
every 90 days. >> neil: you write, a lot of it was amassed before covid-19 but a good chunk of bread through covid-19 and through that. there is a bit of an answer -- a. >> yeah, exactly, a wider and he shut down -- why did he shut down the country? why did he shut down 13 million businesses without scientific citation? c3 you got in a debate with these guys, in for donald trump that is where you would zero in,'s handling of covid-19? >> yeah. that would be one of the things. also a talk about the wars, the national debt, the covid-19 log downs, the chronic disease epidemic, how are either of them able to and the hatred in america, because they both feet on a, about the products of it.
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