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Him in. steve: we have that soundbite. let s play it. not only a brother i lost a lot of friends a addiction, drugs, alcohol. there are also addictions, also, frankly, that would be nice if people would do things and live certain ways. they are not able to break it. i have had friends that are so strong. my brother was a strong person. i have had friends that were so strong, so powerful, they couldn t stay away from a glass of alcohol. they couldn t stay away from a drug. they had to have a drug. but, you know the way that you solve the problem? don t have them. lawrence: always tell when an issue is personal to the former president. because, you know, the talking points go away. he spoke from the heart. and, you know, this was an opportunity for him to take a shot at joe biden or hunter biden and talk about the family. and talk about it. but he goes, no, it s addiction. and i have been hit personally. ainsley: i m not bragging i never had alcohol because my brother just told me never try
Lives. ainsley: they lois so many friends. steve: i think that s probably exactly right, brian. it was so bad and they didn t want to relive it. but, nonetheless, and to earlier point, they didn t really talk about what they saw why are they interest today? you see some of the there are less than 200 survivors at this point. brian: all right. steve: come to honor their fallen comrades. others want to enjoy the pageantry one last time. brian: we re going to take a short time-out and we re going to come back. the ceremony is a little bit behind schedule. steve: 15 minutes. brian: we re going to try to cover it all. you are watching fox & friends. it s good to get some fresh air. fresh air? hi guys! bill, you look great! now that i have inspire, i m free from struggling with the mask and the hose.
ainsley: she has been covering this the past few days. what an emotional event to go to. steve: no kidding. very shortly the official party entrance will occur and you will see the leaders come in. there will be a c-130 flyover. and then the national anthem of france and united statessened invocation. we are going to hear from president macron, our secretary of defense lloyd austin and then the president. our president is beginning a four-day visit to france. there is going to be the speech this morning. and then back tomorrow at pointe du hoc army rangers skilled the cliffs against germans. brian, when you brought up that speech that ronald reagan gave 40 years ago, it is regarded as one of the greatest speeches by an american president on foreign soil, ever. you know, it was written by peag peggy noonan who works for the wall street journal and was a speech writer for the president then. what is interesting and you were
It. always tell kids he said, quote, if you never have a drink, you will never have a problem. i thought that was great advice for us to tell our kids when you have children one day. steve: absolutely. if you look at the two people running for president right now, joe biden and donald trump both say they have never had a drink. brian: that would be bad news. ainsley: biden hasn t either? steve: part of the story. brian: that would be bad news for my family and legacy we have 100 years of bar owners. no offense. a different thing. you know where abuse is and you maybe can do it casually. steve: it can be very troublesome and it can destroy lives. all right. 25 minutes before 1 chock in the afternoon. let s go back live right now to normandy, france. can you see the stage set up for the 80th anniversary of the d-day ceremony. ceremony about to begin. c-130 flyover. can you hear the orchestra is playing. in attendance some of the men who were there 80 years ago
We ve seen the news reel. they were running toward german machine gun deaths where they were getting slaughtered left and right. and, by the end of today, 80 years ago, 4415 allied personnel lost their lives, including 2500 and 1 americans. martha: that s right, steve. you know, it is remarkable, how many of these men are here with us today. there are over 100, maybe close to 200 world war ii veterans who have been brought here by various organizations, you know, american airlines, dealt tax the greatest generations foundation they make it as easy as possible for these veterans to make the trim. they can bring a family member with them. they have a place to stay here in france. they re transported from one place to another. but we have just watched something truly remarkable. you talk about the fact that they landed on these beaches 80 years ago today.
let s listen what was in your heart what do you remember. infantry only 12 weeks training. they knew we were going into this battle we got 17 weeks training. martha: once you made it up the beach and you lost a lot of people you knew on the ship, right? yes. martha: what was that like for you. i will just say this, on the 1st day the 29 division and the first division had casualties 5720. i will say that again. 5720 casualties out on the first day. ainsley: hard to believe he is 104 years old he is so lucid. martha: he is remarkable. came over on the queen mary, ainsley. and a group of them came over on the queen mary, which obviously was one of the big transport ships bringing americans over to fight here. and they were dancing every night. steve is really into dancing and
The president is spoked to speak 6:29. taps. flyover at the beginning of the ceremony and one at the end. at the end the president and the first lady walk through the cemetery. brian: why would the 45th president who wants to become the 47th president going to the west coast today? steve: money. all about money. the former president is going to have a fundraiser at the home of david sacks. is he a long-time friend of peter thiel, elon musk, he is a really rich guy. they have a fundraiser at his house. they expect to raise something like $12 million. as it turns out, david sacks, according to the times today, came into the orbit of the former president they were having the dinner, the former president was, with j.d. vance in washington in the month of march. and vance said hey, i want you to meet my friend david sacks. as it turns out, it sounds like they are quite aligned politically, and now they are going to be having this