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civilian honor that you can bestow. >> president biden met each and every one of them as well, pressing american metals into their palms. i could see and they said, thank you, thank you for saving the world. and those few words to say at all, they did actually save the world. and that's why this one is just so incredibly poignant because so much is at stake with russia's illegal invasion of ukraine and putting all of this in question again, history does not move in a straight line, and these heroes told us and made us understand that, yes, we might be able to still have freedom and democracy, but if we fight for it and only if we're prepared to die for that kind of ideal, it's incredibly profound and it's never that cliche has never met more than it did this d-day. >> we're not for their sacrifices and the sacrifices and so many, none of us would live lives that we are living today. >> christian amanpour. thank you so much. >> thank you, allison. >> we're on the year since world war ii, many us president
illegally deleting and destroying all of their findings what does he talking about? >> their nobody knows look, donald trump and the american public good, it's ungoverned faux. we have all of our evidence there on government, though it's published donald trump has, has had access to all of this. he has access to defendants through the smith investigation. donald trump can call any witness and his lawyers can and depose them and get every piece of information. but facts don't matter to him. i mean, that's obvious. he just wants to create this narrative. he complains about the so-called weaponization of the justice department. and then puts out whatever is fake tweet thing is called basically is saying, we're going to weaponize the justice department in this is a thorough terrion ism to the 10th degree. he lies to people. he takes their money. steve bannon, donald trump, raise money. they take it from people they have no regard for
i also want to talk about the delay on the immunity case, because it is not surprising. i think they tipped their hand. first they would not let jack smith jumped to the supreme court, even though we knew they would want to weigh in. even though they did it on covid cases and student debt. then they sat on it for a while before the announced arguments. then they announced arguments on the last day. now it has been six weeks. >> i said this a million times. by the time the supreme court weighs in on this, this court must say at some point that there is no absolute immunity for any president, but there may be details about what is public and private and on the outer perimeter. >> a holy invented doctrine, to be clear. >> whatever they decide is purely epidemic -- purely academic because they have immunized this defendant from liability from these criminal charges and that is kind of all that matters right now. >> i want to play you this clip
>> no one wants trumped up charges. no one wants innocent people being investigated. that's not what we are seeing. the 51 intel officials who wrote that letter, should there be an investigation on that? should there be an investigation into anthony vowed she? should there be an investigation into bragg's coordination with the justice department. all of these things if there is evidence of malfeasance, should things be investigated, not as revenge but as accountability. >> absolutely they should. that's not going after your political opponent that might run against you in 2028. that's going against individuals that we know lied, manipulated, committed crimes in order to stop donald trump from winning in 2016 and 2020. all of those can be investigated
over to normandy as part of an americans -- american airlines trip. there over there right now. i wish i could've gone with them but it's very special for all of them. we are proud to be a part of it. >> jesse: we are proud to have you on jesse watters prime time. if you want to support the foundation, you know what to do. thank you so much and god bless everybody that has served in american armed forces. >> thanks jesse. >> jesse: the man behind kramer on seinfeld, michael richards joins us next.
we're exactly 80 years ago, more than 150,000 allied troops stormed the beaches of normandy and the largest seaborne invasion in history there are sacrifice in that defining battle led to the liberation of europe from nazi germany and ultimately the end of world war ii. >> in addition to the veterans and their families on hand today, we're so were many world leaders, some of whom warned of increasing threats against western democracies. most notably russia's war in ukraine we talked about some of president biden's remarks earlier. he said democracy is more at risk than at any point since the end of world war ii and warned against ignoring the war in ukraine 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 of europe will be threatened. >> as we showed you earlier, ukrainian president zelenskyy was also in attendance. he received a standing ovation, shared that emotional embrace with a war veteran seen as chief international anchor, christian amanpour witnessed at
between us and autocracy. and joe biden is standing in the breach right now. on behalf of the american people, reminding us of the irreplaceable place that america plays. and of course, you couldn't, you couldn't have anything more poignant than having these seniors man who's this is probably the last commemoration to be that remember the greatest sacrifice that the people of america made to save freedom in the world. there was incredible to see them. they're mitchell, andrew, thank you for perspective now from to cnn, political commentators from the left and right respectively, van jones and david urban. david, i mean, do you agree with trump leaving the door open to prosecuting political opponents? do you think he do it? >> now, listen. first of all, just real quick. second, mitch landrieu, great, great guy, but man, i wish we had daniel, dale on to fact check all this stuff. he's saying presidents never said he's going to send seal team six after his political opponents. >> well, we're making the argument to the spread exactly. it was, it was a illegal occupant, donald trump's so donald trump never said that. >> you've heard he can shoot somebody on the street and his supporters, he didn't say that
did. he's back with a new book called entrances and exits. and he joins me now. michael have you ever even seen jesse watters prime time? >> no, just a little catching up on you to get ready for this but i've been moving and spinning and getting into this book. i just saw some of that footage, i really can't top that. >> jesse: we don't expect you to. the book is incredible and you talk about when you are auditioning for the pilot, exploring and discovering who kramer actually was, they wanted you to maybe wear a ponytail at one point. how did you find kramer? >> first of all there was a suggestion that i wear a ponytail because larry david who began to sketch the character
>> i mean this is the danger. frankly even the way we have these conversations about accountability. we should make clear the reason it is good that accountability has come is because there was always a lot of evidence. >> correct. and a long process of a trial and appeals. yes, all of that. >> right. right and what donald trump has done is skipped that part when he talks about prosecuting his political enemies. he is saying and his allies are saying, and i have spoken to his allies. the whole notion of an independent justice department should be consigned to history. it is now the explicit promise that trump in a second term will use the justice system to go after political enemies, whether or not they have committed crimes and that is
no way for the america who is a shining city on a hill that reagan talked about on the on the shoulders of what fdr talked about. that is not the america that we need donald trump's and isolationists joe biden understands america's place in the world and that if we're not there, the preservation of democracy and freedom both abroad and at home is going to be at risk what's at stake in this election? biden made a direct comparison between world war ii today and the war in ukraine, saying we know the dark forces that these heroes fought against 80 years ago. they never fade. >> do you think that's going to be a driving message in the biden campaign in the coming months well, i think democracy and freedom are driving message. and again america has always been that indispensable nation. today. mitch mcconnell actually parotid the president's talk because mitch conille understands this as well. all do some other mainstream republicans. but you may recall that when the president was trying to get funding from ukraine, they'll whole bunch of very, very conservative maga folks held up the funding for ukraine. donald trump said he wants to decimate nato. those are the barriers