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woodson the distinguished service cross the nation's second-highest honore that can be awarded for combat bravery. and here with b, now we have the honore of having the son of corporal waverly woodson, steven woodson along with him, his garrett graff, who was the author of when the sea came alive an oral history of d-day. and he is profiling corporal whitson story with his article. the forgotten hero of d-day steve, i'm so glad that you are here today and what an honor to learn more about your father. >> the idea of this recognition and i understand the army is going to bring the metal to the omaha beach that before it's handed it to your family? >> it is literally going to touch the space and the place where he should have been rightfully honored. how is that feeling for you oh, it's incredible. >> i had the opportunity to go to omaha beach last year. obvious part of filming with a documentary. and when i got on
yeah. you know, it's illegal to crossk the border like this, right? yeah. you don't care. yeahyes, i'm okay. >> hi, guys. where are you guys from? okay>> whe. egypt. egypt. where are you from? what country? i i'm going to take turkey. yeah, all turkey? >> a. okay. i'm a little guy. i know you have a lot of. >> you don't. where are you from? from egypt. egypt? >> egypt, egypt and jesse. this is th e first day d that president biden's executive order has gone into effecten's here at the border blocking asylum for illegal crossers. wellorder, b, you can see behine right now, we just had a mass illegal crossing out here. peart doesn't appear that these >>grants are too afraid of thaht new executive order. >> we'll send it back to you. joe biden says his immigration executive order would crack downe hation on illegals enteg the country, but he lied. just hours after biden signeryd the order. leaked emails obtained by the "new york post" reveal the rea of the, leakl i plan. have ice agents coached the migrantse migran to squeezez
hated it. it was like but he wanted to develop it becausite socially he thought it was a good thing. you know, i sit down with the bankers and, you know, that, b said the wharton school of finance. they went to debtors with bankersans bi, right? a a big thing. and then when he developed a taste for scotch, and by the time he finished, he ended up being a very bad alcoholi uc i mean, 20, 25 years later,as he ended up being an alcoholic and he couldn't stay away. i say the way you stay away, just don't drink. just don't have it. if you don't have drugs, you don't experience early on, you're not going to have a need for it. you're not goingndav to have an addiction. if you don't drink alcohol, you're not goingif have an addiction. you're not going to have this this insatiable urge to have a drink. and i say that to people with your children. he ask me, what do you think in children? what do you tell them? i say, no drugs, alcohol.ocal i also say no, cigarettes don't have the cigarettes don't have cigarettes don't have themp . i have friends. they can't stop smoking. smokeey never had a cigarett
but it's awful. look, i know you want me to sa>y . i don't want you to say that you don't want to look naive. i don't. what they've done to the republican party, they want to arresnaïy di theepublicat on. they want to arrest the personpn that won the nomination in a landslide. it was nobody even close nominaa landslide. the person that got millions of votes, more votes than any other sitting president in voy in the last election,e the person that won an electiopn that, he wasn't expected to win against hillary clinton in 2016. they want to arrest that person or ney wano crime they want no to arrest. there was no crime. there was no criminality there's no crime. and you can go back to all b of these legal scholaracs. bele they can't believe what's happening. what's hapit'son't even like me. and they're saying this is a very, very dangerous thing ha now. appening thing we can't let this happen. and i will do everything, let my power not to let. but there's tremendous but y. lit
that is very funny i read in this article that the that the internet is 92% which totally surprised me i thought the whole thing was. >> and did you see b they're having trouble though because the kids are gettingec of course they are right. they say who wants to like be on looking at ? men who wants to like one of the chiefs said, like, these young men don't want to do that and then hunt, plant and fish. right. which i totally agree. when i'm done, i just wanty th to apologize. pay the lady and go to sleep. >> we learned so much about onmn this show and none of it's any good. caylee was was all that what youw anof i going to say?in >> yes. you, caylee. you do have children? young children. ye childs so, i mean, this is i, it's like for people without kids, likeough me, i take it it's like i don't think about it, but it's got to drive you crazy. >> oh, it's -- it's all consuming. first two cats point. yes. soose my points in my paper someone asked me recently, was it harder stand at the podiumtfl or join gutfeld on his show? and i said.
verdict. and essentially what this looks like is, "a," affecting the justice system through the appropriations process. "b," through different legislation that's put on the floor. and "c," through oversight, and we're already seeing johnson and other republicans put these three ideas into play. last week house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan demanded that alvin bragg, the manhattan d.a., and another prosecutor who was on the hush money case appeared before lawmakers and testify next week. and then we also saw jim jordan fire off a letter to tom cole who's the chairman of the house appropriations committee, making a whole swath of requests as we head into the fiscal year 2025 appropriations process, which includes provisions like defunding the fbi, cutting off funding for federal -- for state prosecutors who republicans say are involved in, quote, law fare and other federal prosecutors who they accuse of being involved in those same efforts. so we're already seeing this develop up on capitol hill now.
who at the very least experienced january 6 actually say to themselves i want to -- a, i want to vote for the guy again, or b, i want to give money to the guy. how do democrats deal with that sort of vibe among what seems like is still a very substantial number of voters? >> yeah, i mean, i would say with silicon valley there are a lot of ceos that are brand name ceos in silicon valley that you are definitely not going to see show up in san francisco tonight for the trump event. i think that we heard a good reason, trump will do their bidding. whatever that may be in terms of people who are showing up tonight. i think there is a calculation that biden is going to do what biden is going to do in terms of their -- in terms of policy and whether or not they donate to him is not going to make a difference because biden has integrity and it's worth a flier on trump. it's a cynical thing. also some of these people are
>> counsel for the government counsel for the defense and the seven defendants who are on trial after learning of these allegations, the judge in the case ordered all seven defendants to be held without bond, and then they sequestered the remaining jurors. >> so i ask you again movie or reality. now if you thought reality, you would be right because this happened to a real juror sitting on a real jury deciding a real case in minneapolis, where seven defendants are on trial get to the non-profit feeding. our future that was allegedly used to skim that what quarter of $1 billion. >> i told you about cnn legal commentator tim predatory is back with b now, this reads like a movie for so many reasons, and they're reporting that this a second juror now has been dismissed according to cnn affiliate care in minnesota, that they are learning about the bribe. so what happens now in a case like this, year the prosecution you
400 mark. figs its own would be crossing the 400 mark-— its own would be crossing the 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned. — 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned, there _ 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned, there will - 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned, there will be - 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned, there will be a - 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned, there will be a lot | concerned, there will be a lot of navel—gazing as to why they got this outcome. they didn't get that landslide victory they were really hoping for. what are people saying about that, where have they gone wrong? so where have they gone wrong? sr one where have they gone wrong? 5r one key state in india where the results were very critical for any political party is the state of uttar pradesh, and northern india. why is this state important? letter a, northern india. why is this state important? lettera, it's the most populous state in the country, b, it is the state which sends the maximum number of lawmakers to the indian parliament — all of 80 lawmakers. so whichever party does well in the state has a big say in how the political verdict is likely to shape up. and in the last election, out of the 80 seats in uttar pradesh, the bjp had 162, a resounding victory for the bjp in this state. this is one state where the bjp�*s seats has have to to nearly 30 seats.
on extreme left and extreme right. and i see extreme thinking on all sidestrem of the political spectrum. both sides are problem for me b because both sides think the other side is culty and both sides aren't talking to each other. which is why i love your boo tn because you're willing to have those conversations. >> well, thank you very much for the booke thosersation. essh we endorse your book scarred. congratulations on escapingyearo this horrific cult. and thank you for blowing the whistle. thank you fo scaping ther going to the fbi. you're very brave and we're glad you're out of it. and yogoin tu can tell your sto. >> sarah, thank you. thank you so much fo r having. apprec >> appreciate it. any time. >> jtimeefatherebrat our movement this father's day's right back. -lasting choose advil liquid gels for faster, stronger and longer lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels because advil targets at the source