since then, i have repeatedly asked hillary clinton to explain to me the real reason why my son is dead. i m still waiting. heather: really rips at your heart strings when you listen to that and you know the pain these families are going through. but jesse, the court had to rule in terms of what was legally right and just, correct? right. the law i wish sometimes could watch up with common sense. here is the problem. kent was making a point earlier. with defamation what really hurt their case it couldn t show harm. how were you not able to obtain a job after this because of what you said? how is your reputation damaged in the community? how is your life affected in a way that would not have been if you didn t make those statements? moving forward if they appeal this case, if they refile it, really focus upon how you were hurt and you may see some success. heather: let s not forget four lives were lost in
organization that will have the remnants of isis and some parts of al qaeda as well. we ve some of it around the world now. heather: as history would teach us. it tends to happen. thank you very much for your insight. thank you. ed: meanwhile, on this memorial day president trump about to pay tribute to the fallen as we await his wreath laying ceremony at arlington coming after the commander-in-chief spoke to u.s. troops in italy over the weekend. president trump: every single day you protect the safety and security of the american people and provide a symbol of hope, freedom, and justice. ed: north korea does it again. test firing yet another ballistic missile. a live report on the latest provocation from the regime still ahead. that s next.
states tapping merkel s telephone. the idea that they were perfect relations with the united states and germany and europe and damaged by trump is not true. for others at home it s a reminder as to why he was elected in the first place. thank you for joining us, byron. we appreciate it. a whole lot happening in washington this week. republicans pushing back on records that jared kushner tried to establish secret communications with russian officials during the presidential transition. makes no sense that the russian ambassador to report back to a channel that we re monitoring. the whole story line is suspicious. i ve never been more concerned about all things russia than i am right now. what should we make of these reports? will robert mueller be able to get to the bottom of it? new developments out of manchester, more raids, more arrests as we get some new pictures of the bombing suspect.
they re tired. the republican congress their poll ratings are under 20%. ed: you re saying you want the president to succeed and saying you want people to work together. charlie, have democrats shown any willingness to work with this president so far? almost none. there is a lot there to refute but let s focus on one key point that i think you pointed out rather well. the democrats would rather see donald trump fail than see america succeed is what it comes down to. they would rather play political games. it s true. chuck schumer is doing everything he possibly can to pass an agenda infrastructure that democrats for eight years under obama said we love infrastructure. trump proposed it, they don t want to touch it. they want tax cuts and now they don t. they can t have it both ways. all these different things under obama and all of a sudden they oppose them. there is a lot there to refute. the american people are behind this. ed: look what former vice president joe biden said thi
it? it s to be as good as those we remember particularly on this day. i think the work of project hero is a way that we honor all those who have served in a unique way. since its founding in 2008 you brought attention to those heroes suffering from their time of service. not all of the wounds from war are visible. and project hero s efforts to create community around cycling has healed hearts and healed minds across this country. and we commend the organizers and commend the sponsors. it is heartbreaking to think today that as many as 1 in 5 veterans has ptsd and over 340,000 service members received traumatic brain injury. it makes all the more important