Today was bought by an american from denver, timothy davis, and he uses it to house veterans who come back here to normandy. he takes care of them. he brought an american facilities for them. he has healthcare for them on site so they can be here. because these men want to come back. they feel that they left brothers behind here. and they want to bond with them. they want to walk the cemetery and they want to come back here he makes dream comes through after that extraordinary arrangement. brian: take the beach. another troops. 100 tons of military equipment. and their mission was simple. take back france. and they would. august 25th, 1944. paris was liberated. hitler would be dead. april 30th, 1945, commissioner suicide. they believed may 8th. germany would surrender. everything would change rapidly within a year. steve: i see a news flash,
brian: generation same word in english and french. going back and forth jewing jazzer size. steve: martha you were saying? able to make the first time. most of the them the first time ever they have been back. now you have them 80 years later perhaps for the very last time. interested in what pete was saying about the boys. you know, they were boys. that s why reagan talked about the boys of pointe du hoc. the next line is the men who scaled the cliffs they did become men in this. extraordinary men watching this play out today. brian: we understand defense secretary lloyd austin is going to be making his way to the stage right now after emmanuel
Neighborhood, area we were going to where they would say, you know, here is the ied attacks. here s the sophisticated attacks that have happened. here is the network of insurgents that control that area. i don t care who you are, get spidey sense what are we going into here? what is tomorrow going to look like. i don t care how are. when you get a sense that the enemy is primed, there could be an attack. there could be an ambush where you are going, you are next level. imagine what the boys of june 6th thought. you re about to open a second front against the best war machine the world has ever seen in nazi germany. impossible odds. brian: they are waiting. peter: place you have never been to. brian: and they are waiting. pete: and they are waiting. fortified. boys nowhere near as trained as our modern military is. lawrence: they are kids. pete: they are kids. good luck. steve: with a rifle. pete: with a rifle. they had they believed in their
Landing craft on to a beach into enemy fire because he has chosen to lie about his age so he can go serve his country? i mean, and that s a product of families, of churches, of an education system that poured into those young men. lawrence: that s right. pete: so they understood service is something greater than themselves. we have to ask ourselves this right now. can we muster that same fortitude. brian: scribbled anti-american phrases in stanford. pete: can we muster that. that s a key question. if a republican can t muster that how do they defend themselves? ainsley: lloyd austin you saw him on stage. steve: he will be speaking in english. ainsley: video presentation after that. and then our president will speak. reading of the watch. the taps. gun salute and flyover. steve: somebody there right now is our own martha mccallum, the host of the story you see in the afternoons
Naturalize new citizens and always very moving to naturalize somebody who is already wearing uniform of this nation, who signed up for the u.s. military as resident and becoming a citizen after having put on the uniform of our country, what an example. pete: i was in charge with my company of helping guys wearing our uniform become citizens and nothing cooler. ainsley: that is amazing. steve: that is great. brian: do you worry about our school system teaching we are an exceptional nation. i do worry about that. i got that education in social studies 50 years ago, i was a senior in high school. the basics, our local congressman came to our high school, i thought that was such a huge deal. i do worry about whether or not 17 and own year olds today are getting even the same basic civics education someone on the
Lowell introduce enough reasonable doubt to sway one? that is a possibility. there is phenomenon called jury nullification. i know it well. steve: you are the judge, it means they sat there, listened and sounded like he was guilty, but they find him not guilty. judge jeanine: selection was one of the most important parts of the trial. eight or nine of them have someone addicted to drugs or overdosed, they know the pain visited with drugs. if they feel the prosecution proven beyond a reasonable doubt, make no mistake, they already have. how many cases do you have the defendant saying, i went into the depths of crack addiction,
Doing drugs at the time. yeah. abbe lowell is a great attorney, his defense is kind of ridiculous and proven by the fact guy who sold them the gun who forced him quickly to get in and get that gun, he said, i don t make extra money if i sell a gun or don t sell a gun, that kind of took that away. there is issue, why was he really user of or addicted to and what did he think? it doesn t matter what he thinks and prosecution made it clear through zoey, the exgirlfriend, he recognized he was still an addict. that put a gut punch in it. steve: sounds like they got the goods onim had, will abbe
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steve: over last two hours and 45 minutes, we ve been watching the 80th anniverse yee of d-day. we are waiting for president biden and first lady expected to lay a wreath over the american cemetery in next couple minutes. bring in fox news contributor bill mcgurn who once upon time was white house director of speech writing for gw b. what did you make of what our president said to those who gathered today in normandy. first, let me give context. i was living in belgium when reagan delivered the 40th anniversary speech and in europe after clinton gave the same speech 10 years later.
Metropolitan has to a child what looks like forever of crosses and grave markers to give them a sense of what has been paid for them. we can all do that. steve: department of homeland security, and general counsel at the air force and department of defense and you have worked with these people and lloyd austin, you work with him. what happened back then, 80 years ago is personal. you have two uncles who were tuskegee airmen. yes, and another was in famed golden 13, first black officers in the united states navy. a grandfather who fought in world war i. ancestors that fought in the civil war and american revolutionary war. and my son wears uniform of our nation, as well. steve: life of service. ainsley: beautiful. life of service, i like to