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♪ america, my home. ♪ [ cheering and applause ] >> laura: i'm going to cry. >> so beautiful. it was so beautiful seeing all of the people come out form of these villages that were liberated 80 years ago to think the 82nd airborne and the last remaining vets, the -- the estimated there's about 200 of them who can make it to this year's celebration. for all likelihood will be the last commemoration of this kind of for these veterans. god bless them all. >> laura: the answer to the call and some of them did not have to be called, they just went and they knew they would not come home and they went anyway and there was no debate about whether america was where the saving and here was worth saving. thank you for that, thank you for making me on this crown camera. that's it for tonight!
to hostilities and the withdrawal of troops from gaza as part of a cease—fire. it includes an initial temporary cease—fire. washington is still pushing for an agreement between the two sides. cia director william burns met senior officials from mediators qatar and egypt and the qatari capital. earlier, ispoke qatar and egypt and the qatari capital. earlier, i spoke about the war and efforts was cease—fire with laura, a former senior policy adviser at the middle east state department. let's start with the cease—fire proposal. this is being pushed by the us, the white house. what you think is keeping. the steel from progressing? the way is throu . h steel from progressing? the way is through the — steel from progressing? the way is through the fall. _ steel from progressing? the way is through the fall. the _ steel from progressing? the way is through the fall. the word - is through the fall. the word permanent for cease—fire, if we're being honest, there will never be a really permanent
permanent end to hostilities and the withdrawal of israeli troops. announced by us presidentjoe biden, which includes an initial temporary cease—fire. cia director william burns met senior officials in egypt on wednesday in the qatari capital. i spoke with laura, who previously served as and adviser on the is really state department. there are few key _ really state department. there are few key problems. - really state department. there are few key problems. in - really state department. there are few key problems. in the l are few key problems. in the middle east, the only plan that will work is one part plan. this is usually a matter of trade—off. here, the pain we
focus on china and russia. we don't need to start a war with iran and the middle east. it iran and the middle east. it seems like the conflict continues to grind on. we heard joe biden saying during that speech when he laid out the proposal that he believes hamas no longer poses a threat to israel. t no longer poses a threat to israel. ~ �* , no longer poses a threat to israel. ~' �* , ., ., israel. i think there's a real slit israel. i think there's a real split opinion _ israel. i think there's a real split opinion in _ israel. i think there's a real split opinion in the - israel. i think there's a real split opinion in the idf - split opinion in the idf whether they actually could launch for them... and the october the 7th. the president said they can't. integrating is at the same as defeating. the question is what you replace it is. the idf says they need a military plan, but more portly, they need a political goal. they can't take ground and retake it. they acknowledge they are in the whack a mole phase and they are turning their sites in the north. the reason is to the north. laura,
thank you _ reason is to the north. laura, thank you as _ reason is to the north. laura, thank you as always for - reason is to the north. laura, thank you as always for your | thank you as always for your time. ~ ., . ~' thank you as always for your time. ~ ., ., ,, i. time. wonderful, thank you. this is bbc— time. wonderful, thank you. this is bbc news. _ let's ta ke wales's first minister loses a confidence vote in just 77 days after he took office. the vote is not binding and he's not obligated to resign, but it leaves him under significant pressure. he insists he can still do thejob. pressure. he insists he can still do the job.— pressure. he insists he can still do the job. still do the 'ob. i'm going to carry on — still do the job. i'm going to carry on doing _ still do the job. i'm going to carry on doing my _ still do the job. i'm going to carry on doing my duty. - still do the job. i'm going to carry on doing my duty. i'm| carry on doing my duty. i'm fiercely— carry on doing my duty. i'm fiercely proud to be the first minister— fiercely proud to be the first minister of wales and have the opportunity to serve and leave my country. he opportunity to serve and leave my country-— opportunity to serve and leave my country. he won the welsh labour leadership, _ my country. he won the welsh labour leadership, but - my country. he won the welsh labour leadership, but it - labour leadership, but it didn't stop questions within his party. he denies any
all americans need to ask themselves this question. as we head into the election, are you willing to send your sons and daughters to fight on the frontlines against russia? that is what these people want. >> it does. it mystifies me why anyone would be thinking aboutic taking any action that would move us closer to that and you see it happening on almost a daily basis right now. just hours ago, vladamir putin came on and said you are using american weapons to funnel through ukraine to attack our soil, we'll do the same thing and use our weapons to your enemies to attack you on your soil or on your interest somewhere in the world. there is no reason to think he is bluffing on that and why would we want to find out? >> laura: we have video, i want to play this comment from bli blinken.
>> raymond: he always needs a traffic cop. they should have an usher at his side. one event, getting off a plane in france and they called a. d may be for dementia, not to worry, kamala harris is spreading joy and cheer on late night. she's a barrel of fun. >> i want to start with reproductive rights. >> yes, that is where people come in with your right to elect the people in united states congress who will fight and protect your freedom. >> trump has made it pretty plain he is going after his enemies should he be re-elected. >> all seriousness, you are right to bring this up. he's clear, he will weapon ize department of justice against political enemies. >> laura: i thought this was
sexual desires. george lucas was at con, and said "star wars" world was created for children. why lay over all these sexual agendas on essentially a space offer for kids. leave it alone, hans solo and chewy were not having an affair. leave it alone and let us have the sweet memories we had as children. >> laura: c3p0. what are we seeing here? what else? >> jimmy: too much. finally, i want to share something uplifting from normandy, we were there on the 75th anniversary, now is the 80th anniversary. this is world war ii vet don graves kicking off the celebration in france. >> god bless america, my home sweet home!
biggest question in this, why now? why is "wall street journal" writing this article, stating the obvious? somebody tries to push biden off stage right. switch and come up with somebody new. i think it is too late. they boxed themselves in the corner, biden, obama and clinton triumph verant, now they have a weak president going into the fall election. make this point, if they were to replace biden, he's a terrible messenger, the policies would stay the same. change the messenger, the policies remain the same. put together sentences, this is destructive policies. >> laura: ari, that is salient point. we've been chronicle ing biden' decline since 2020.
he made this comment five days ago and trickled out in "new york times" about u.s. weapons being used to bomb inside russia. change in u.s. policy. >> over past few weeks, ukraine came to us and asked for authorization to use weapons we're providing to defend against aggression and russia forces on the russia side of the border and attacking into ukraine and that went right to the president and he's approved use of our weapons for that purpose. >> laura: first of all, did biden sign that with a purple cra crayon. how big is that for people watching tonight? >> i cannot tell you what a horrible idea this is. there is no upside and potentially huge downside for the united states. what has been happening there, ukraine side has been using