Time by alito and thomas and their ilk unless democrats try to tackle this. well, especially as the court is backing like four or five terms of blockbuster cases into one term. we re talking right now there are 29 pending decisions that we re waiting for from this court, i think 16 of which are major cases. the fact we haven t heard boo about any of those 16, mark, i mean how do you read the court s silence right now, the fact they re going to effectively jam these decisions in the last remaining weeks of june? because the court s out as of july 1, right? yeah, the supreme court has its own deadline usually arbitrary when it ll get out its own opinions. so they are going to pack in so many block busters into the next three or four weeks of news cycles in the hopes i am certain of having them get lost to the public as we approach july 4th.
Cases. the fact that we haven t heard boo about the mark. how do you read the court s silence right now? the fact that they are going to effectively jam these decisions into the last remaining weeks of june. the court is out as of july 1st, right? the supreme court sets its own deadline. usually arbitrary for when they will finish eating out opinions. it is typically the end of june, at the latest, early july. they are going to pack in some the blockbusters into the next three or four weeks of news cycles in the hopes, i am certain, of having them get lost to the public, as we approach july 4th, especially peer people start tuning out. and this is the grand strategy of this court. the conservative justices are greedy for these cases. i want to be clear that they had taken up a bunch of issues. they did not need to resolve. they have prematurely waited into major cases because they are going to use them as vehicles to shift the law to the right. they are packing and all of these barn burners into a
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Oh, my gosh. what an amazing thing that would be, sandra. sandra: we can only imagine the emotions they re going through. i know that he sent out a note that they were deep in prayer just before all of this. as you can imagine. but wow, what a way to commemorate. john: it looks like they went down on static lines. i think i saw them attached to the aircraft. yeah, they are on static lines. but wow, can you imagine how much fun that would be? sandra: incredible. john: you ever had a chance to go to normandy? sandra: i have. i was 17 years old and it left a big mark on me. john: that s one of those places you go and you never forget it. sandra: visit he can someday. the coast guard, meanwhile, john, were watching this. they conducted this daring rescue, incredible footage. it was in the gulf of mexico after eight people, including at least one child, were left clinging to a floating cooler. medicines carpino is live in atlanta on this story for us. what exactly happened here? seven adults and a child distressed off the coast of
This. does that tell us anything? what do you make of that debate? well, that s the great about robert kennedy, nobody s clear who he hurts more. the reality is he s taken a big piece out of both of them. if you want to know who he s threatening, just see who he s attacking him. at first it was biden and then it was trump. that s the remarkable thing, he s an anti-vaxxer with appeal on the right and a pro-environmental with appeal on the left. what s really remarkable is we have a presidential election where we have two nominees in three quarters of the country find those two nominees very acceptable and a guy who says that a worm has eaten part of his brain is getting 16% of the vote. so it s the choices here are really tough for american voters, and mark makes a great point. i ve been affiliated before with trying to get third-party ballot access. the system is really rigged against it.
He said not only do you not understand what world war ii is about, you embrace the values that we fought against. i mean, you cannot be clearer than that, and one of the things that the polls show is that maybe people are not enamored of joe biden, maybe they think he s old, but the people who have distaste for donald trump are just not going to vote for him. and even people who don t like biden very much are so repelled by trump that they re going to vote for biden anyway. i think drawing the contrast, and you couldn t have drawn the contrast more clearly today to have president biden in pointe du hoc talking about democratic values and donald trump talking last night about attacking his enemies. so mark, in that same piece, susan glasser also asks this. does anyone remember trump in helsinki in 2018 tripping over himself as he took putin s word over that of american intelligence agencies or trump in france for another set of world war commemorations later
Adversaries can inflict enormous damage on the united states through both old traditional means, but also by electronic means, and we re having a very hard time coming together just to defend ourselves let alone our interests overseas, ana. and mark, president biden we know chose the location of this speech, pointe du hoc very carefully because of reagan s famous remarks 40 years ago there, amid a struggling re-election campaign, and the new york times put it like this, quote, if there is something audacious about mr. biden, a staunch democrat who was no friend of mr. reagan s in the 1980s, summoning the spirit of the republican legend, it speaks to the up is down, black is white nature of politics in today s america. mark, remind us why reagan s 1984 speech was so impactful and what it means for president biden today. ana, one of the central
Actually at one of the events with joe biden, one of the fundraisers in new york that is referenced in the story. it was in front of a group of latino doctors at the at a hotel in manhattan and he must have spoken 43035 minutes within those 35 minutes, he confused the name of the german chancellor. he said the wrong name i think that if you start nitpicking and taking out of context and looking for errors. i m not sure any of us would pass that test. and so that s the one instance i can attest to. the guy spoke fine for 30 minutes. he made one slip-up and they re focusing on that. if that s the kind of thing that they are basing this this entire article on then. and frankly, it s very misleading. and i d like to say that we probably could get the same number so slip-ups for donald trump and practically for anybody else, including us. but we are sure mark, reaction the gate though, that it is a real concern for voters
steve: peter, we saw some of the veterans. i know maybe one of the most famous modern movies about d-day was saving private ryan, which actually was not shot in france. it was shot in ireland. tom hanks is there today, right? peter: yeah. he was walking around. he sat for a couple introduce down the pathway. it was interesting. it really hammered home how veterans focused this anniversary is is he like one of the world s most famous actors. he is sitting there and people say there is tom hanks and they kind of continued along to get into a position to see the ceremony. ainsley: is he very involved with the military. is he one of the ambassadors with the elizabeth dole foundation she provides nurses and assistance for veterans after they come home. brian: thanks, peter. bring in the host of the story martha mccallum, done specials about world war ii. martha, your thoughts on the 80-year mark? martha: well, good morning, everybody. and it s great to be with you.