Republicans would say, yeah, let s move on. so my concern, it s the people. and is that one or two rogue actors out there who may follow some of this rhetoric and do something very dangerous. it s interesting, david chugging year, or cnn political director. it s really fasting all of this is happening as there is a massive fundraising success story happening for trump and his pack and its allies. what a super pac just raised, what another 70 million just in may on top of the campaign s hundred and $40 that was raised in may yes. we saw some of this last year with the indictments, this fortification of the republican base and a surge of donations to trump entities, some of which he uses to pay his legal bills for his political efforts we re seeing it on steroids after the conviction on 34 counts 141 million with the rnc and the campaign combined last month that s just unheard of. and over a third of that was raised in the 24 hours after the conviction. same thing from the super pac. what i thought was most interesting about the
Invasion of france, that began the liberation of that country and of europe and the world from nazi tyranny joining us live from walpole, new hampshire to reflect on this momentous day is the award-winning director and filmmaker. ken burns, who of course produced the war. it s simply called the war, the definitive documentary outlining what happened in the course of world war ii. i can, i m so grateful to have you on the program. i just like to start with your reflections as we see what are really our final remaining veterans, those courageous men who stormed the beach that day casey thanks for having me. this is one of the most important days in american history. it s certainly one of the most important days in world history. this is the greatest cataclysm in the history. of the world more than 60 million people were killed. this is the greatest invasion in the history of that. and we began our film at the end of the 90s to err in 2007 because
steve: over last two hours and 45 minutes, we ve been watching the 80th anniverse yee of d-day. we are waiting for president biden and first lady expected to lay a wreath over the american cemetery in next couple minutes. bring in fox news contributor bill mcgurn who once upon time was white house director of speech writing for gw b. what did you make of what our president said to those who gathered today in normandy. first, let me give context. i was living in belgium when reagan delivered the 40th anniversary speech and in europe after clinton gave the same speech 10 years later.
A lot to digest here and a lot both for the loftier messaging that the white house had been crafting for recent weeks, but also really tangible messaging for both allies and adversaries around the world of what s present now, biden stands for and what the world leaders standing shoulder to shoulder with him stand for as well. john kayla tausche again in enormity, where the president moments ago laying a wreath along with the first lady jill biden, kill. thank you very much. joining us right now for more on this on this de is retired army general david petraeus. of course, a former cia director and former commander of us central command general. thank you so much for being here. i want to lean on your experience and also, you re also a student of history. you re the, we ve talked about, your recent book that was have alleged conflict and how you studied military conflicts from 45 to basically 1945 to ukraine, as we re talking now, how do you reflect on the parallels that we heard
Lover, the dreamer and me we are joined now by ron howard, the legendary director, filmmaker and producer he has got a new project out. jim henson: idea man. kermit, the muppets, summit sesame street and a whole lot more. thanks for being here. a pleasure. you tell jim henson s story. we learned that some of what he was making was not necessarily only going to be designed for kids. most of it did in the beginning. although, boy it. it s interesting, he wasn t interested in puppets. he was a young creative guy in mississippi. then moved closer to washington. and he just loved television. and he just wanted to find a way to get on television. we have these hilarious interviews that orson welles did on all people, and out of it, you learn that he never even
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Administration, the probes and jury process was respected. present a lot of that to respect the rule of law when his appointed cia director betray us face a problem over leaking classified information to a woman he was seeing. there were debates about how to balance the military public service with that offense unlike trump, he accepted responsibility to cooperate with authorities and he did reach a probation deal where he pled guilty but did avoid prison. unlike top republicans that you just saw, then president obama and vowed to respect that verdict in process. even though, having your hand- picked cia director convicted is not the greatest look. obama knew that then just as johnson knows this is complicated now. that does not mean you chuck the entire constitution in the garbage, especially if you are self-proclaimed constitutionalist. the evidence matters because this is how our justice system is supposed to work. the history matters right now because it shows this is a different and dangerous new phase. it is not just politics as usual
On the panel today susie boniface, daily mirror columnist, also known as fleet street fox martin breen, deputy editor in chief at belfast telegraph and anand menon, director of the uk in a changing europe, and professor of european politics and foreign affairs. great panel along side tonight, we will get to them shortly. first, the latest headlines. the head of the un agency for palestinian refugees says israel gave no warning before an air strike on a school in gaza that s reported to have killed dozens of people. the israeli military says the school contained a hamas compound, and insists that it took steps to reduce the risk of harming civilians. ukraine has ordered the evacuation of children and their guardians from those parts of the eastern donetsk region it still controls.
Contradictory message coming out of the israeli government. nearly a week on, netanyahu has not endorsed the outline he laid out and some far right members of his government said they are deeply, deeply opposed. you know that the u.s. says that he did endorse it when it was accepted unanimously by the war cabinet. there s a disagreement on that. the cia director was touching base with qatar and egypt yesterday and then left probably returning home. then it was being presented again to hamas. the pressure is on with probably a lot more pressure is going to be necessary. events like this can t help. raf sanchez, thank you so much. the court watch. the prosecution s case in the hunter biden trial could end as soon as today. we will have all the highlights in a few moments. you are watching andrea mitchell reports on msnbc. tchec
Country that have drug president trump through this process because of who he is. there will be a reckoning on november 5th. bell? again, i come back to the second term looking like with a party that is so willing to trash the entire system. and now promises vengeance, basically. promises we will do to them what they tried to do with us. other republicans say that. the guardrail that somewhat held in the first term that presented the worst things that trump wanted to do. who thinks they will hold in a trump second term? who thinks he will have anyone, attorney general or fbi director or white house counsel that will stand up to him? who thinks the republican party and congress will stand up to him? that is very, dangerous. we are listening to bill kristol but it might have been