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democracy. so it is not just that he is a convicted felon, that we are going to emphasize. it is that he is a convicted felon who has already threatened every global alliance who will implement a national abortion ban, who will eliminate our government civil service, who will politicize and use our most top-secret intelligence information for his own benefit, who will pardon his buddies and also roger stone, who, by the way, had information that a potentially criminal information against him. and he will try to prosecute his enemies. all of this is straight fascism. it is not democracy. and the fact that a jury of 12 found him guilty and of 34 felonies, is part and parcel of the entire ethos of donald trump, which is that the law doesn't apply to me, i am above
and that ties into the authoritarianism. the criminality. the misogyny. the desire to do the bidding of vladimir putin. because they are one of a kind. it ties into everything. and explains everything that donald trump is. a morally bereft debraved human being who should not be any position of power. >> part of the problem is and i talk to people all the time, who say i like his policies oen this or that. you know, george and i have very different policy views. but it is irrelevant if our democracy will not exist. so i say this all the time. i disagreed with many of george w. bush's policies but i always knew and believed that he cared first and foremost about this
hello and welcome to the programme. world leaders — and some of the last surviving veterans — have taken part in ceremonies in france to commemorate the 80th anniversary of d—day. onjune 6th, 191m — along sword, juno, gold, omaha and utah beaches — tens of thousands of troops took part in the largest ever seaborne invasion. it helped drive nazi forces from france, ahead of germany's eventual defeat the following year. today, president macron hosted a centrepiece event close to omaha beach; us president, joe biden, warned that democracy in europe was once again under threat, in the wake of russia's invasion of ukraine. unlike 10 years ago at the 70th commemorations, russian president vladimir putin was not invited. our europe editor, katya adler,
after a judge ordered him to report to prison by july 1, to serve his sentence for contempt of congress ban. and now on the brink of joining a growing list of trump inside editor's who have been, or who are currently behind bars welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm will blitzer, a urine in this situation room our top story tonight, president biden where's the american heroes who stormed the beaches of france 80 years ago in defense of freedom and delivers a warning to the world that democracy is engraved danger. again. see their senior white house correspondent, kayla tausche is traveling with the president. she's joining us live from paris right now. kayla, the president, sent a message tailored for this moment. amid war overseas and his reelection campaign right here at home well, if it was a
>> nice to start with that way. good morning, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. wonderful to have you with us. >> president biden returns to normandy, france today to deliver a speech on the power of democracy from a site separating the omaha and utah beaches. >> that is where american soldiers scaled cliffs to secure positions against the germans on d-day a key turning point for for allied forces in world war ii. yesterday, president biden was on hand for the ceremony commemorating the 80th anniversary of d-day and we watched him meet with the fewer and fewer of the living veterans who stormed the beaches on that day. and of course he offered praise for their contribution to world history you must remember the fact that they were heroes here that day does not absolve us from what we have to do today. democracy has never guaranteed every generation must preserve it defended, and fight for it
concert series. and janice dean is joining us from saratoga ahead of the belmont stakes. so, ladies and gentlemen, hour two 6 "fox & friends" starts right now. and, remember, mornings are better with friends. >> brian: get dressed. ♪ fox news alert right now. president biden is meeting with ukrainian's president zelenskyy in paris. as ukraine looks for more support against the latest russian offensive. >> ainsley: once that wraps up. president biden will fly out to an historic site in normandy, to deliver a speech on the importance of defending freedom and democracy. >> steve: peter doocy is live in pointe du hoc france where it looks like a postcard behind you. >> peter: this might be the most breathtaking back drop for any presidential speech since ronald reagan used it 40 years ago in remarks about the time war that have proven to be timeless. over my s shoulder the lectern s
anderson, first of all, thank you for having me on this incredibly special day 20 years ago, i was standing in the very place where president biden was watching president bush and then french president jacques chiraq go through the same exercise of remembering perhaps the greatest day in history and aap president represented the united states of america on the world stage and reminded us once again that democracy is at risk both home and abroad. and he was very forceful about it and he was very clear. and he said many, many times that democracy is not free. you have to defend it you have to fight for it. and if we don't do that, then basically the burden falls and blood is spilled from youngest men and women who defend us and for anybody that has been over there, are seeing that have been omaha beach and seen the height that those kids scale to preserve freedom, you just your heart. not only breaks, but you sit an awesome wonder and one of the things the president has been trying to say to us, this is now his seven speech on the subject to talk about this tomorrow. there
>> thank you so much for having me. >> you all knew that something's worth -- were worth dying for. one's country's worth dying for and democracy is worth dying for. let us make about who are dead. let us show them by our actions that we understand what they died for. >> trace: on this 80th anniversary of d-day, we want your reactions to president reagan's words 40 years ago. are we as a nation still honouring the brave young men who were willing to die for democracy and for their country? does this kind of patriotism still exist or has it gone away? let us know your thoughts. we will read your responses coming up next in the nightcap. turn shipping to your advantage. keep those expectations with reliable ground shipping. thanks brandon. with usps ground advantage®.
we also have cutting edge dna evidence. so all of that has to be vetted by the court motions needs to be made. experts need to come in and testify, so we have a long way to go. we're prepared. >> these are allegations. we look forward to proving them i'm in court. >> while you were speaking, there was a screenshot of all the different types of evidence and devices. i mean, it is mind boggling and bone chilling to even hear these allegations district attorney raymond tierney, thank you for joining us this evening. >> thank you. >> ahead president biden, meeting with d-day vets in france as he prepares to deliver a big pitch on the global stage, his case for democracy at a time of extraordinary uncertainty next are chelation was not the answer 80 years ago and there's not the answer today
we are awaiting president biden arrival at an airport south of paris, heading to normandy to deliver a speech on importance of delivering democracy and freedom. >> ainsley: an hour ago, president biden wrapped up a meeting with zelenskyy. >> brian: peter doocy is live in por port-a-hawk, overlooking the english channel. >> peter: and president biden was speaking so softly, the press room thought it said it was for a new electrical grid. white house officials had to step in and say, no, it is normal munition used to defend an electrical grid, that is the president was getting at. he said he is sorry for