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super pac announcement of the 70 million was there narrowing of the map of where they're going to target those resources, wolf, while there are seven states across the country that i'll see the book of activity. they circled pennsylvania as the, as the state that they believe will be determined in this election should democrats actually prepare to defend against this well, there's a couple of things. one, i know the campaign is ramping up. they have staffing hundreds of staff in the battleground states that david, including pennsylvania, because that was the deciding i state last in 2020 this is why democrats continue to talk about democracy for a lot of voters, democracy feels like this opaque experience. it might not always work for voters of color are voters younger voters, and their interaction with it feels distant, but democrats should continue to talk about this, but break it down in trump's words, democracy is when somebody who was against you uses their first amendment right and then you prosecute them. that's what we're talking about when we say democracy is at risk. so i think they need to continue to talk about that. they need to
those oral arguments in courts of appeals, arguing 30 minutes per side per party. this is really extraordinary. i will say, though. the two amici requested oral argument representing amici who supported donald trump notion, there was an amicus brief filed on behalf of jack smith side of this. and as people said, you know, if the other guys are going to get to argue, then we want to argue, too. and judge eileen cannon did grant that. we will have someone arguing, as well, who is supporting jack smith. >> again, i am straining to sort of communicate this to nonlegal people. i think legal people are like, every time cannon does something more or less, legal people are like okay, this is a weird one. she is running her own little supreme court there on this constitutional issue. she is a district court judge. here's a look at 2018, and other federal judge was a trump appointee, holds constitutionality of mueller appointment.
think she's rehearsing for a higher position and that's really troubling you. >> do you think it's a nefarious explanation well, if not, i think that that's one explanation. >> one explanation is that she's inexperienced. the other explanation is she is really legitimizing arguments these are arguments with respect to the special counsel that had been rejected by the supreme court over and over again. however, justice judge cannon is living in a world in which the supreme court has not been valuing its own precedent. so she's giving it the old college try, which no other judge in her position would have done, right? other than one of the other things that was put off for this hearing, rather than dealing with the various challenges to the classified information, rather than dealing with discovery issues. she's basically leapfrogging over the kinds of things that a judge who really meant to take this case to trial would do. >> and then legitimizing
sayyed and i have to say i married my co-counsel. so i'm i'm perhaps should be disqualified from this conversation judge gardner. >> i appreciate your frankness i don't want to hear more, but another time, judge. thank you. jeff tube and norm eisen as well, coming up next while the former president may no longer be able to stick to his guns, at least not the ones who just got a license to carry new york. and later devastating testimony of hunter biden firearm trial from people close to him about the drug abuse they witness a new group. does assignments in my bag. luck bunch of groceries, add is cheese and greece just contemplate always hustling eyes on me a new group does
essence, the same thing and make sure that tyranny doesn't really grab a foothold. aware, it shouldn't grab a foothold and that's really anywhere on earth we're talking so much about what this means today in the broader context, right? the diplomacy that we're seeing it play the very important speeches, but there is also such a personal element to this. and it's very moving. these ceremonies are so moving not just because of what they represent, right? what could have been where this not successful, but also because of these gentlemen who we you see gather their average age of 100. this is likely one of the last milestone anniversaries, which will have veterans who were there on that day at those ceremonies. and i know there's a personal connection and your family as well, just let's talk about that moment. if we could, because i think this is what really hits a lot of americans in the gut and really inspires that gratitude for veterans across this country to see these gentlemen who, as we know, this greatest generation, they didn't talk about what
very touching as well, how the 6th ofjune had in many ways been ordered every day and the baker had got up and started breaking his day and suddenly all this noise and confusion and everything changed. —— ordinary day. arromanches is the town close to all that was to remember d—day and it is close to mole beach and is also where the harbour was built, this vital piece of infrastructure which allowed materials to pour in in the weeks of the normandy campaign that followed and since then there have been commemorations and it is a town heaving with people that have come to rememberfrom heaving with people that have come to remember from all over heaving with people that have come to rememberfrom all over europe, many brits but i have seen dutch and belgians, many dressed up in their costumes, with their enthusiasm for dressing up in world war ii out which seems to keep on unabated if not to get more and more popular and
who also won't be making the trip to germany. curtis jones, jarrell quansah, jarrad branthwaite, and james trafford. albeit for different reasons — it's maguire and grealish who are the headline omissions. harry has made some progress, but it has been complicated and we definitely would not have had him in the group stages and there were too many hurdles to get through without really being clear on where we make it to. given that we have not got a clean bill of health across the rest of the backline as well, then that became, we need to cover in players who are fit and ready to go from the start. so another really difficult call. you know how i feel about harry maguire and what he has done for england and what he has done for me as a manager. of course, they give us something different as well.
things work now, that's where we need those allies and general kept me. thanks very much. douglas brinkley, thanks to you as well. also taking part in today's d-day ceremony, the us defense secretary lloyd austin this morning i had a chance to speak with him about the anniversary in the crisis. the world faces right now, including the war in ukraine on russia's war in ukraine right now, mr. secretary, president biden just said that putin is, and i'm quoting him now, is not a decent man. he's a dictator when defending his decision to let ukraine strike russian territory with us weapons only near kharkiv not far from the border with russia. what is the red line in ukraine right now? how far is the us willing to go in letting kyiv strike deeper into russia with us weapons when demon necessary well, if our policy using long-range strike a weaponry to go into a
campaigning for joe biden obviously pennsylvania as a critical state here, but i wonder because we've heard former president trump talk about revenge and retribution. >> you've been very vocal when it comes to opposing him. do you worry at all that he may target you because of how you have criticized him look, when i first began to speak, i was being neutral balsa and things about what happened, about my experience, about what i did, what we did on the capitol but giovanna is not the one offering pardons for the same people who attacked the lord well, if foresman officers and myself, i was injured a sustained multiple injuries on that day, too severe enough to require surgeries and years of mental health and physical therapy joe biden is now the one thing that he's going to suspend the constitution. >> he's not the one standing up his rally in telling the people to rise up to listen, a
war in europe. and of course, donald trump, the republican nominee, has questioned the security foundation that built that piece in questioning nato. how are those questions looming over this event today as world leaders gathered to mark this occasion, it probably with the absence of president putin, the soviets of c a four in the war as well, and made a huge contribution and lost many lives as well. and he has attended these events before, but obviously not this time because the current war in europe is being perpetrated. of course by russia. and he was actually speaking about that yesterday, talking about how this idea that the us has allowed ukraine to use its weapons to fire into russian territory putin suggesting that could be seen as direct conflict with the way west he may respond with using nuclear weapons and also, we may respond actually other