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Hot wars across the globe. it is striking, as katty said, to hear him apologize to president zelenskyy there, but also to avow further commitment. aides have told me in the past that they see every time the president is with zelenskyy, any time volodymyr zelenskyy is in a high-profile moment, certainly this would count, americans grow more supportive of ukraine. americans largely have backed the u.s. effort to help out kyiv. most republicans do, too. there s still a majority in both houses of congress of republicans who want to keep helping ukraine. they see putin as such a threat, not just to that nation but to europe writ large. there are some influential members of the gop, donald trump chief among them, who are skeptical of donald trump s cause. it ll over shadow the meeting, the president s speech, and then when he returns for the g-7 in italy and meet with leaders who have expressed deep fears about donald trump s return. as the president wraps up
Reagan, it was in the post vietnam era for president biden. it is because of his pledge to end forever wars. and the current fights that are ongoing and ukraine and in gaza, they also were just months so away from reelection and talked about the power of democracy and the the need to defeat isolationism. i want you to take a listen to them and now we ve learned that isolationism never was and never will be an acceptable response to tyrannical governments within expansionist intent isolationism was not the answer 80 years ago. and is not the answer today. clearly biden s messaging here in normandy already, echoing that of reagan, we expect more of that today. peggy noonan, who, you know, is reagan s speech writer, back in 1984, she wrote this in her memoir about the purpose and the goal of reagan s speech back then, she said, i wanted american teenagers to stop
Talked about freedom and that it is worth defending. interesting to harken back to the voices and visions of the people who were there doing it in 1944 and suggesting that they are speaking to us this day to continue what they that they not just started but made sure lasted. gillian: the president, too, alluding to the major wars ongoing today. the war between israel and hamas in gaza, the war putin s war on ukraine, the president saying what we were asking of the western world today of our citizens is not so much to scale a cliff as we did back then 80 years ago but asking them to do everything we can and they can these country s governments to support the men and women in uniform doing that overseas. en cap sue lateing the biden
Policy has been so roiled in the aftermath of america s luck longest wars in afghanistan, iraq, it just is a completely different moment. so the foreign policy is not president biden s ticket to reelection, it s his love, the chairman of the foreign relations committee obviously as vice president, traveled around the world as much or more than any, but it is such a different moment at molly and i want you to weigh in and when second about how the republican party is changed but you talk about the parallels. 40 years ago, a president running for reelection. at that point when ronald reagan gave that speech 40 years ago, it had a very very big effect yes, on him domestically in his race, which he ended up winning in a landslide, is numbers mine up. now, i don t know that that ll happen for joe biden because people aren t voting on foreign policy. if you look at the polling they seem to trust donald trump more on foreign