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worth, worth having, but it's something that you have to, you have to work on. you have to fight for which is absolutely true on russia's war in ukraine right now, mr. secretary, president biden just said that putin is, and i'm quoting him now, is not a decent man. >> he's a dictator when defending his decision to let ukraine strike russian territory with us weapons. only near kharkiv not far from the border with russia. what is the red line in ukraine right now? how far is the us willing to go in letting kyiv strike deeper into russia with us weapons when deemed necessary. >> well, if our policy using long-range strike a weaponry to go into russia as hasn't changed. but what we have done is provided ukraine the ability to counter fire, to fire back at those those russian troops that are firing at them. and to
it's emerged the conservative party accepted a further £150,000 from the businessman, frank hester, days after he was accused of making racist and misogynist comments about labour's diane abbott. rishi sunak came under intense pressure from other parties to return mr hester�*s donations — which included one of £5 million made injanuary — when the row erupted in march. mr hester allegedly said that ms abbott "should be shot" and that she made him "want to hate all black women". the conservatives said he had "apologised and shown contrition" so the matter was resolved. the green party has launched its plans for the nhs. it wants to deliver an extra £30 billion a yearfor the health service in england by 2030, as well as an extra £20 billion for social care. they say they will raise the money by asking the "very richest" to pay more tax and extending the windfall tax on oil and gas companies. we all value our nhs, - and the green party is the only party being honest in this election
even ones who didn't some of them. they did approaches. i think the minority leader, mr. brian color, if i'm not mistaken, his name he did came in, apologized for the behavior of his colleagues but just to the point that they had to they can even come to themselves to the terms that reality assess that they had to control themselves to believe a lie and abandon truth again, we went out there to make it a statement is on the floor and we would just watch see seeing how they're going works and they or honore other people especially kids that were there being honore and be represented by their colleagues that they brought in and they applauded. they stood up and cheered those people. but when it comes to us they didn't you are now out
you stop that war? how do you prevent russian aggression of the most heinous kind? and its curious when listening to biden because in one one way with you're going to write a history of nato he's been a president big time promoter of nato is whole light. p is almost mr. atlantic alliance. as precedent, you had nato enlargement, sweeten just recently being added. yet the specter that nato could be unraveled all that you might have. a more isolationist american president, meaning donald trump, who sees nate to is for suckers. so there's a tension here, but biden is coming trying to reassure or western allies were reassured, nato certainly do by lateral relations with france. and also try to convince people but don't make the assumption that trump's coming in and nieto's on the decline interesting your general kim and what are your
to make sure that israel does have what it needs to defend itself against his still-viable threat by hamas. and hamas is deliberately making it that much more difficult. that's part of their strategy. you have no interest in the safety and security of the palestinian people. mr. sinwar started this war. mr. sinwar can end this war what he needs to do is accept the ceasefire proposal that is on the table right now. and that has been transmitted to him by qatar in qatari officials. >> but if hamas is, as you describe, and they do not care what happens to their civilians. why would he ever agree to a ceasefire proposal? why would he ever yahya sinwar agree to anything? i mean, israel is i think it's fair to say becoming increasingly isolated in the world even if the united states and europe is not abandoning them, other countries are and some in europe are and if they don't care yeah, yeah, sinwar and the leaders of hamas and they look
supplying weapons to ukraine is a dangerous step. >> he says, any country that does so as quote directly involved in war against russia. what do you think putin would actually do to retaliate against the u.s. or do you think this is just bluster? >> well, i believe is just bluster. >> briana. i have not kept track of mr. putin's the number of times mr. putin has said this is going to cause some kind of catastrophic effect, and he's implying the use of either tactical or strategic nuclear weapons. but he has been saying this for the past two plus years. so i think the biden striation realize that it's a bluff and it's a bluster and he won't do that because he knows what might happen if he does. so i think it is continuing bluster and it's the very fact that he is now become increasingly a war criminal based on the kinds of tactics that he's using and going after ukrainian infrastructure and ukrainian civilians. i think mr. putin is trying to put up a veil of domination and it's not working very well. >> it was such a moving
folks who participated in de day or were part of the struggle during world war ii, which was really a struggle between freedom and fascism and it was a great cost and great sacrifice and many lives lost. and we honor and uplift them. today and always. and recommit to freedom and democracy and the principles that they fought. so valent, we, for to make sure that we can keep them alive mr. >> liter, this commemoration and columns as an uncertain future looms over the west to be quite frank about it, there is a ground war raging now in eastern europe, and there is a presidential campaign that very well rel, reelect a man who has questioned nato which is really the security foundation that these men at d-day fought and
>> now that's a great idea, nailed it good morning. you were alive in the cnn newsroom, america hill in for jim acosta 80 years ago today, the course of world war and democracy changed forever president biden joining other world leaders at this hour as they mark this milestone anniversary of d-day, the allied invasion of normandy. >> you see there of course, the french president emmanuel macron, as well as ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy. this morning, mr. biden meeting with a handful of the last remaining us veterans stormed those beaches, are parachuted behind enemy lines. as the men today, they're all around 100-years-old, making this anniversary, especially poignant as a world pays tribute to this greatest generation the man who, fought
civilians out of the battlespace before for conducting significant maneuver. and i don't think accomplishing objectives and protecting civilians are mutually exclusive endeavors. i think you can do both. we've demonstrated that i think you have to do that. i think that the way that you ensure long-term access is by making sure that you take the other civilian population, strip them away, eventually stripped them away from hamas. and demonstrate that hamas does not equal the palestinian people. but we have to, they have to take care of the palestinian people, flow more aid humanitarian aid into the space and make sure that we're doing the right things to take care of them as you know, mr. secretary, when it comes to rafah in southern gaza president and biden told cnn in an interview, he won't supply the weapons to israel if israel goes into rafah. >> now israeli troops are in
suffered substantial losses at homo oha beach, some 2,500 american troops died on d-day in all nearly 4,500 allied troops it's confirmed dead as the years pass, the number of men who survived d-day is shrinking the few that remain making the journey to the shores of northern france this week to pay their respects joining me now from normandy, france is democratic house minority leader hakeem jeffries, who has traveled there to mark this occasion mr. jeffries, leader jeffries. thank you very much for being with us this morning. let's just start with your reflections, especially as you see what is left likely to be for these men. the last major commemoration of this day what's a serious, it's a solemn, it's a very sober day. >> and it's been an honor to have the opportunity to shake hands with and talk with some of the folks who the heroic