Pavuto, showing up in rochester, new york, to join the fight. he was little more than a teenager. he freely admitted he had no idea what he was getting into, only that he had to get into it. i was foolish enough to ask him as a kid whether he ever considered going to canada to escape. now he had an angry look on his face. then again, my dad often had an angry look on his face after i said a lot of dumb things but i will never forget how he explained why he did what he did. a man of few words, he simply said, neil, it was just something you did, so i did. and that was that. no debate, no turning back. like somebody in his generation, quietly responding to a deafening calling. no fanfare, no easy outs, no way, there was too much on the line so everyone simply got in line for the greater good to do some good. it just seems like such a different world. then you start thinking of the petty rivalries and fights, that dominate our modern world. a far cry from what these
Is that we cannot allow tyrants to succeed we cannot allow democracy to be lost because we fail to stand up, work together, fight together, and make sure that democracy would be protected secretary panetta, it is great to have you on this momentous day. thank you so much for taking time to be with us good to be with you and to have this hour on cnn news central, former trump adviser steve bannon, is heading to well prison. cnn was inside the sentencing hearing moments ago when bannon warned his fate. we re going to take you there live. and it s not what you want to hear when you are traveling killing hundreds of miles above earth, you ve got a leak. we re following boeing s starliner that could dock at the international space station. this hour plus the one neighbor of supreme court justice samuel alito tells her side of the story surrounding that inverted flag that was on alito s property, the spat that led to the hoisting of
The irony of the comments today is goes with what putin said yesterday. once a year around this time he goes to st. petersburg and takes questions for sometimes hours at a time and yesterday he was talking about german weapons being used against russians in russian territory and he had some ominous warnings, too, a lot of his answers where it could possibly go. we ll get into that momentarily as well. in the meantime, it is day four in hunter biden s gun trial that s underway. the dealer who sold hunter the gun in question retaking the stand. also hallie biden is expected to testify today. that trial will continue. we ll keep an eye on it. dana: ceremonies marking the 80th anniversary of d-day underway in france. coverage continues live at omaha beach. as long as people remember the vets are still around the guys feel good about it. some of the memories are good, some are bad, some are happy,
Trump s brass ring. more demonstrably than the other or just say the most extreme things, it s become a venue for really a form of viral performance. art. and it will, it won t continue this way in definitely, i think when trump leaves the stage for good, which i hope will be a november, i think the temperature comes down. but nevertheless, we re seeing what people are really made of congressman schiff, i appreciate your time. thank you so much. more prospection now from john miller, chief law enforcement intelligence analyst, and a veteran and the fbi in new york police department how i mean, is there a real-world threat based on these kind of conspiracy theories? does it actually, is it actually dangerous well, it is because what we saw today and not the first time anderson, i think as congressman, find it out, is the difference between a queue and non conspiracy chat room with the crazy conspiracy theories that have been spawned. a congressional hearing has
Signals to me that he s not going to be talking and focusing as much on immigration, border security, the economy he he went, he is consumed by something that is what he wants to focus on. and by the way, i assume it could affect his sentencing. two, if they lift the gag order and he just goes on tirades against this is fair play for sentencing. i mean, we re six weeks out from sentencing to me, it s going to be a really, really close call. tough call for judge merchan prison are now i think it s 50. 50. whether he does it every time you, donald trump violates the gag order. every time donald trump flagrantly disrespects the judge. that s all fair game. i mean, if i was his learned, i ve said this 1 million times. i just begged him. he kept quiet given campaign, but be quiet about this case, please, for your own good, a gag order is your friend loves to take legal advice. la it was it farah griffin? thank you, both coming up here tonight. it is a big election year move that we just saw today by president biden. and then just hours it is going to go into effect for a moment. most of the the us southern border will be shut down to asylum seekers crossing illegally. it is dividing democrats. we have two different views coming up after a quick break the increase in
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Well, i think two things are important here. first is he has to have the political backbone and to put aside any personal interests he might have in retaining his coalition for the good of the country, which would mean ending the war on israel s terms. and most importantly healing this enormous wound in the country that can only he ll, by the return of the hostages that, that s that s something that he must do and luckily for him in the last 24 hours the ultra religious parties that are part of his colon wishing have said very clearly that they are willing to support any hostage deal and really the only obstacle appears to be the messianic very small parties in his coalition who seemed to be determined to prolong the war no matter what. again, for this sort of zealous messianic reasons but again, at the end of the day, the hard the nut to
President trump through this process because of who he is. we are looking at approaches to what can be done through the appropriations process, the legislative process, through bills in committee and also through oversight. all of those things will be happening vigorously. with that let s get smarter with the help of our leadoff panel this evening. axios political reporter hans nichols and a criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor. hans, i want to start by asking about joe biden s decision to talk openly and aggressively about trumps conviction. you mentioned a debate in his inner circle. any idea why he decided to go for it last night? he probably thinks the politics are good, right? this was his second opportunity to come to the cameras. the first time was last friday and if you listened to what
Hearings like this politicians on all sides of the aisle, grandstanding, playing for cameras and stuff like that. but just in your experience, how does it compare now to what you have seen or we ve all seen in the past well, it is just a whole another order of magnitude of deterioration you know, in the past, you would have kind of a one-off member here. are there who said stuff that was just plain crazy? now, it is just routine and there is this, i think pernicious competition among members of the gop, both as to who can essentially kiss donald trump s brass ring more demonstrably than the other or just say the most extreme things, it s become a and it w , it won t continue this way indefinitely for good, which i hope will be a november, i think the temperature comes down but
Senate before the trump era. you could not say about either party before the trump era. it just wasn t the way it was, and is it your sense that when we are past the trump era, which could be as early as next year, that some possibility of normalcy could return, or are these people too far gone? no. i m actually quite optimistic about the future. i think when donald trump leaves the stage for good, and i hope and pray it is in november, i think the republican party decides to move on, that they ve lost with him over and over again and if not for the sake of our country, then for the sake of their own party they need to move on. there will be others to try to be trump imitators for some time, but i don t think they will have his gift at grist. he is a uniquely talented