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Be that strong. they weren't in favor of a mass democracy. the body politic was something to be restrained in an intricately designed straight jacket, which is why you have the electoral college and mechanisms like the senate. one of the reasons why democracy is frail right now, because it wasn't that strong in the first place. >> nick, i get your argument, and it certainly is true that when there is an advance like the civil rights movement, the election of the first african-american president as the most recent example, there is a backlash. that issue essentially is fought again. but, you kn...

The long arc of time could not diminish for some the emotional grip of d—day. tonight, the acts of remembrance moved to britain's villages and towns, beacons of hope and peace. d—day 80 years on, an enduring power to conjure memories of loss and images of sacrifice in the pursuit of victory. duncan kennedy, bbc news. gareth southgate has the england manager gareth southgate announced his 26—man squad for the euros, which start in germany next week. jack greelish, harry maguire and james maddison are among those who haven't made the squad. england face iceland tomorrow at wembley in their...

For the freedoms that we have enjoyed. you see the supreme court he has now appointed taking freedoms away from americans. we have to really stand in the breach, that is what his speech is about, both at home and abroad, we have to stand in the breach and protect the freedoms, lest we have the kind of bloodshed that we where we lost so many lives and so many of our brothers and sisters gave the full measure of their sacrifice. >> but compared to the economy, compared to immigration, compared to crime, does your own polling suggest to you that this is something that is indeed resonating? and if...

The day had begun at the place set aside for britain's collective acts of wartime contemplation — the national memorial arboretum in staffordshire. veterans and families came to honour the fallen and pay homage to sacrifice. at the going down in the sun and in the morning, we will remember them. the long arc of time could not diminish for some the emotional grip of d—day. tonight, the acts of remembrance moved to britain's villages and towns, beacons of hope and peace. d—day 80 years on, an enduring power to conjure memories of loss and images of sacrifice in the pursuit of victory. dunc...

Transfer news, featuring Youssouf Fofana to Arsenal, Mike Maignan to Manchester City, Ethan Mbappe's future and more from Jonathan Johnson.