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the freedoms of _ but seemingly not. you think the freedoms of the - but seemingly not. you thinkj the freedoms of the veterans but seemingly not. you think. the freedoms of the veterans of the freedoms of the veterans of the reference that they fought so hard for is fracturing. yes and n0- _ so hard for is fracturing. yes and n0- i _ so hard for is fracturing. yes and no. i think— so hard for is fracturing. yes and no. i think it's— so hard for is fracturing. jazz and no. i think it's been under great stress but at the same time what russia has done is make a terrible mistake a couple of years ago and nato quite frankly was on the rocks and was looking for a lacking public support through the member nations and the european union writ large in vladimir putin, i give him tremendous credit, he reinvigorated nato with the invasion of ukraine and i think we see an increase in united europe realising they have an enemy to the east and it's sad to say that. most of us admire russia and its history but they've taken off in the wrong direction and europe has come together, beautifully, with this the help of the us to go ahead and repel
>> ainsley: thank you. >> happy doughnut day. >> brian: what is national doughnut day. do you tingle? >> steve: tingle? >> i do tingle, actually. [laughter] [laughter] >> brian: what does it mean to you? >> it means everything. so it has such a deep feeling about it because people don't know that the doughnut day actually is from salvation army when they came world war i and that's how it became the doughnut lassies and the whole part of it. and then in 1938. they invented -- they created the doughnut day because honor of veterans. that came to a whole meaning with giving and love and support with it. who doesn't love doughnuts? >> steve: one of the expressions we use all the time and i didn't realize until i was doing the research on salvation army. but, you know, we refer to some of the guys from the second world war, first world war as doughboys and so commissioner where is that from? that. >> comes from the salvation army
to bow down to dictators is simply unthinkable! applause. were we to do that, it means we'd be forgetting what happened here on these hallowed beaches. us veterans were presented by president macron with the legion d'honneur, france's highest honour. modern—day geopolitics loom really large over these d—day commemorations, but the world leaders gathered here don't mean any disrespect. those valiant veterans who have managed to come here to normandy know all too well the dangers of aggressive nationalism and the politics of hate.
voice in the rhetoric coming out of former president trump. and his idea of isolationism backing away from nato is friends would put it scares the hell out of me. and it's time to do this on this stage in the front of these veterans who made this may be the last trip to one of these anniversary of meetings they will go to the big bivouac in the sky no, on that america is still free in a democracy which so many of their friends, 9,000 of net, normally, you'd be lives four. so i think this speech tamar is very important for president biden, the give and the world needs to hear the need to be reminded indeed, the weight of this moment is certainly upon us and i'm sure the president does feel this at a time like this. >> and yet there are polls that show that more americans believed that the united states is providing too much assistance to ukraine compared
democracy from pointe-du-hoc, which is the land at the 100 foot cliffs that army rangers scale to destroy german artillery positions that they were using to fire on omaha and utah beaches on d-day, president and biden, i'm told by a senior administration official is expected to discuss the bravery of those young men focusing on the world war ii veterans, the example they said, and what we owed them now in our own democracy, of course, there will be parallels drawn to president ronald reagan's speech and 1984, marking the 40th anniversary where he delivered the speech flanked by world leaders at that same site, he focused then on the boy's of pointe-du-hoc an official say they're prepared for the comparisons. are kayla tausche but she in paris were a scalar. thank you very, very much joining me now the us secretary of defense, lloyd austin, he's joining us from the american cemetery in normandy, france on this d-day anniversary, mr. secretary, thanks so much for joining us. and of course it's a very
fox news has donald trump clearing 50% in florida. in arizonas, in nevada. this is huge news.hu arizona and arizonona, 7% of those who say they're very motivated to vote favoy thatr trump by double digits. it shows joe biden in state after state has a gender gap problem with men. trump's beatinblemg joe biden b5 points among men. all we hear all day long is the women's vote. suburbanrban wom. fine. but there's a real gender gap an biden'sand it's gender gap with men in that arizona poll. that many people are sayings that trump is the best on the issues to handle the issues and bring them for that they care most about. and let me just say y very d-day something something very quickly about d-day. i was there five years ago with president and mrs. trump. he gavhe an incredible speech. people can pull it up. he spent his time meetinh.g thoa veterans. he spent his time meeting with world leaders. i was there. i wansn with ls in those meetings,joe joe biden showed up last night and they called the libidep and we don't know what he did.what h and so there's there'se
message was not lost today. it is going to be even harder tomorrow. >> what did you think of that speech? to michael's point, you heard the president over and over, sort of warning about how vulnerable democracy is. >> we have certainly seen that vulnerability here in the united states, based on what we are seeing coming up this next election. what we have experienced on january 6th a few short years ago. and it was such a contrast in character between president biden as commander in chief right now and when president trump had commander in chief, avoided visiting any grave sites of world war ii veterans, in fact, calling them losers and suckers because they died in war. it still boggles the mind that somebody who is responsible for whether or not the united states is going to war would treat veterans in that manner, and treat veterans while in europe.
battle monuments commission that takes care of the cemeteries all year long. just extremely moving and dedicated to democracy, not only in what happened 80 years ago and the commemoration of that event, but what might happen in the future? and it's been terrific having had experiences multiple times at normandy, both on memorial days and d-day celebrations. it just brought back a lot of memories of the young men. i will say that i used to meet their who were veterans of this fight yeah. >> they had some of those young men jumping into the beach. it was pretty amazing to watch. you have to go back and see it. it was some pretty extraordinary visuals, general, it's great to have you general hertling. thank you so much always a pleasure, brianna. >> thank you very much. >> now, for our next dramatic testimony today in hunter biden's trial his late brother's widow, hallie biden, taking the stance speaking about her romantic relationship with hunter and the gun, that's at the center of the trial, plus new murder charges
served in world war ii feel proud about it? and reagan and told everybody in america, you have a veteran, you have a hero, a somebody who served in either of the world we're ii, korea, vietnam, in your community, telling them to stand up, tell them, thank you. it started a wave around the country. i think you're seeing joe biden doing that now, try to remind people of his love of the veterans of america, but also our armed forces it's always great to have you come on to kind of set the stage for these big moments are really appreciate it thank you all right, so we do have some breaking news this morning when i want to get two once again, us job growth coming in hot in may 272,000 jobs were added last one's really blowing past expectations. rahel solomon back with us, break down the report for us we're hell. yes. so let's put that 272,000 and perspective as you pointed out, kate, right. so that's where we are we were expecting something closer to write about this, right? 180,000. so we surpass