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And staff writer at the new yorker , susan glasser. katty, let me begin with you, reflections of what we ve seen so far in normandy with the president of the united states speaking alongside the french president yesterday, macron, and then, today, going back to pointe du hoc in normandy, at that spot that is sacred ground, actually, for so many people in europe and the united states, where those young men climbed the cliffs and began the liberation of europe. just your reflections on what we ve seen and, including, by the way, the meeting today with president zelenskyy. i think a couple of things, willie. obviously, there s the big speeches, right? there s president biden, king charles spoke, as well, president macron, but more than anything, for me, it s those images of these men. is this going to be the last time we see some of these elderly veterans? they were 20 back when they stormed those beaches. some were 17, 18 when they stormed those beaches. every time we have one of these
England with live, that s what it meant to him, right? britain would live the commonwealth of nations and the empire would live. hitler s fate was sealed. mussolini s fate was sealed. as for the japanese, they would be ground two powder. i went to bed and slept the sleep of the saved and thankful. this was the moment right? eight where it s sort of the beginning two of the establishment of the world order that the us has enjoyed now for decades, yeah. when you look at those speeches yesterday, biden and king charles and emmanuel macron, we tell this really simple story of like the allies were a great partnership. we ve always had this special relationship. and when you get into the the history, that s not really true. the first couple of years of this war britain is standing alone churchill feels that he is holding the line alone trying to pull roosevelt against the isolation as politics of the u.s. and the 1930s and it s really the first couple of years of this war in 1941, 1940 to 1943, are the us and great britain,
White house, you know, all that sort of administrative stuff that gets in the way of controlling the veterans movements. so we had five years ago, he s dying to talk to us and he s a really amazing person. so he brings tears to your eyes and he s really beloved here in the french countryside. i ve seen the french journalists here he s been with the descendants of those people who they liberated and telling stories and just trying to make sure that what happened 80 years ago is not just a memory and is not lost on you because right now, as i said, it is vital. i so wish i was there. christiana, i m so glad you are there and i ll be watching. thank you so much, christian amanpour yeah. as you just heard president, biden and other world leaders will be in normandy, also britain s king charles and his first overseas trip since being diagnosed with cancer today at a ceremony on britain southern coast, he paid tribute to d-day veterans here s cnn s max foster a
Royal wave from 19 9-year-old british world war ii veteran d-day soldiers who are still here to tell their stories, revisiting their pass as a lesson for the future some even traveling across the sea from portsmouth in england to mark the 80th anniversary of the us led landing in normandy, france they were joined by british royals and a handful of world leaders who celebrated their allied efforts urging the next generation to listen to those who came before role is not purely passive it is our duty to ensure that we and future generations do not forget the service and their sacrifice the ceremony, the first major events since king charles is cancer diagnosis saw him
it was a significant day that turned the tide. the 6th ofjune is the date action the memories of generations as the day, and he on bbc news, we will keep you updated attached. joe biden will be arriving, as well as prime minister rishi sunak, king charles and many other world leaders. i will be back with business today in just a moment. hello there. having just had one of the wettest and dullest springs on record, i m sure if you got 12 hours of sunshine, you d take it. that s exactly what we had on wednesday through the isle of man. a chilly day, but a beautiful day in terms of sunshine. slightly different story further north and west
As well as king charles. there will be about 200 veterans mostly from the us, britain, canada and france. this 80th anniversary is focusing minds on the need for unity in the face of new conflicts. 0ur europe editor katya adler reports. les america. the americans are back in town. and it s feeling like the 1940s. from all over europe, the young and a little less young, clad in world war two allied military uniforms, celebrating and commemorating soldiers who landed here on d day to liberate nazi occupied france. these men changed the course of history. 99 year old donald cobb s modesty is humbling. i don t feel like a hero. i mean, wejust did what we were told. i m happy that we were able to help. 80 years on, they are
Even traveling across the sea from portsmouth in england to mark the 80th anniversary of the us led landing in normandy, france they were joined by british royals and a handful of world leaders who celebrated their allied efforts urging the next-generation to listen to those who came before role is not purely passive it is our duty to ensure that we and future generations do not forget the service and their sacrifice the ceremony, the first major events since king charles is cancer diagnosis saw him side-by-side with his wife, queen camilla who shed a tear amid the somber occasion as well as his son and heir, prince william. they re rare families show of force a representation of unity amid a time of global division charles
Seen french journalists here he s been with the descendants of those people who they liberated and telling stories and just trying to make sure that what happened 80 years ago is not just a memory and is not lost it s two on you because right now, as i said, it is vital i so wish i was there. christiana, i m so glad you are there and i ll be watching. i ll be watching. thank you so much, christian amanpour yeah. as you just heard, prison biden and other world leaders will be in normandy, also britain s king charles and his first overseas trip since being diagnosed with cancer today at a ceremony and brynn southern coast, he paid tribute to d-day veterans. here s cnn s max foster a royal wave from 19 9-year-old british world war ii veteran d-day soldiers, who was still here to tell their stories revisiting their pass as a lesson for the future some
Not a decent man. he is a dictators. again, drawing lines between what the us stood up to those 80 years ago today to what? president biden and my crow was it believes it is standing up to us and its allies. i should say, standing up to today was it in both charles, you who is in charge of us monuments around the world. he was a member of congress, a republican member of congress, some 14, 15 years ago from hawaii. one of the former republican members of congress who ultimately endorsed president biden in 2020. again, i do believe there is likely some symbolism there. this is not a political trip, this is a trip that obviously present biden is taken as head of state to commemorate the us involvement in the allied invasion of normandy in 1944. but there are obvious political implications here in the united states and there is very much a domestic audience everything you are seeing today, and we ll see over the next few days, let s get to our senior white