He will be where ronald reagan immortalized the boys as you were talking about. the president will begin his state visit in paris alongside macron. this is a critical visit ahead of his visit to italy next week for the g7 as well when he returns to europe for that. there s some real divisions between the u.s. and some of its allies right now as it relates to the situation between israel and hamas in gaza. there s unity as it relates to ukraine. i m struck by another fly by in the distance, red, white, and blue, not just the flag, the u.s. colors, but the colors of the french flag as well. all of that the backdrop to what these are some of the most powerful days. i have fond memories of being here the first time ten years ago alongside tom brokaw who introduced the greatest generation to so many americans
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You re quite right to say that younger people often don t understand that people are sick of forever wars. d-day and this anniversary reminds us of what war in its most fundamental way is about. biden has to convince americans that the sacrifices being made by the ukrainian people, the modest sacrifices the united states is making are worth it because being connected to the world is not only important for us, it s inevitable. we can t separate ourselves. that s what that s what world war ii taught america. the eu has elections today and depending on who gets elected there could be a change in policy toward europe and ukraine. what is at stake right now in this moment as we are coming up on our election in november and donald trump who has had a very different stance toward ukraine and now with the eu changing leaders and influence makers? so russia is basically
President. but that s not solving the problem, taking money helping 1 group and then saddling everyone else with the bill. that can you brag about beckley. what are you talking about we anyone with student loan debt, it is because you know what happens. a lot of people went to prison. got rid of the whole finance group because of what they did to saddle students with debt. that is what was done and that s what remember. neil: congressman what s the real parent that followed a lot of debt you re right way too much debt the administration is forgiven. the fact of the matter is it s piled up under this ministration. debt has piled up under this ministration and prices are soaring under this administration. so i understand this and tatian
Was five years old on d day. her village amongst the first to be liberated in the early hours the morning. translation: i went to sleep under german rule and woke up with the americans. danielle s mum made her a star spangled dress out of us service men s parachutes found in a field. she became a symbol in pigtails of their everlasting gratitude. translation: if it hadn t been for the americans, l what would have become of us? since the second world war, europe has relied on the us to have its back in terms of security. these brave men helped forge the transatlantic alliance their president today said it was stronger than ever. but with us elections around the corner, europe knows it can t take anything for granted. katya adler, bbc news, normandy. as well as a service of remembrance
So hard for is fracturing. normandy resident danielle boucherie was five years old on d day, her village amongst the first to be liberated. translation: i went to sleep under german rule and woke up with the americans. danielle s mum made her a star spangled dress of us servicemen s parachutes found in a field. she became a symbol in pigtails of their everlasting gratitude. translation: if it hadn t been for the americans, l what would have become of us? since the second world war, europe has relied on the us to have its back in terms of security. these brave men helped forge the transatlantic alliance. their president today said it was stronger than ever. but with us elections around the corner, europe knows it can t take anything for granted. katya adler, bbc news, normandy. and katya is on normandy
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. the freedom and peace they fought so hard for is fracturing. normandy resident danielle boucherie was five years old on d day. her village amongst the first to be liberated in the early hours the morning. translation: i went to sleep under german rule and woke l up with the americans. danielle s mum made her a star spangled dress out of us service men s parachutes found in a field. she became a symbol in pigtails of their everlasting gratitude. translation: if it hadn t been for the americans, l what would have become of us? since the second world war, europe has relied on the us to have its back in terms of security. these brave men helped forge the transatlantic alliance
He s been incredible. govern burgum has incredit. mark i don t rubio has been great. j.d. vance has been great. what is factoring into his decision. when i talk to trump sources, they say there s no front-runner. there are flavors of the week, if you will. he s still vetting a number of people. when you talk to people, they give you an idea of what and doug burgum keeps coming up. he won t steal the spotlight, which is big to trump. he s someone with some seniority, but he knows his place, and that is the biggest part going into this whole thing. congressman edwards, who are
On coalition parties that don t share his hindu nationalist agenda. the election was seen by many as a referendum on narendra modi s decade in office and opposition groups, led by the congress party, performed better than forecast. claiming victory, here s what the indian leader had to say. translation: today s victory is the biggest translation: today s victory is the biggest in translation: today s victory is the biggest in the translation: today s victory is the biggest in the world. - translation: today s victory is the biggest in the world. this . the biggest in the world. this is the biggest democracy in the world, and this is the victory of this democracy. and this is on india s constitution, a very big win. earlier, i spoke to our south asia correspondent yogite limaye for the latest. this is a significant loss of seats for the bjp party what s been the response to it?
Negatively impact of the marginalized and underserved, so now the answer is to withhold vital information from those with less money, fewer resources? so the bullet still flight, but it s a more empowering and less racist if you don t know where they fly. commonsense is getting get tree into the forest vibes. you know kind of seventies shot in the city but you don t hear about it, did the victim make a sound? let s bring in of the author of what s killing america, seattle talk radio host jason ranz, in fox news political analyst, who is who s 18-year-old brother kids judgement christian was killed ago in chicago. we re so sorry for that, i want to go to you first. what do you think of these crime alerts not being sent to residents because some woman believes they are you know, hurting perspective? i have tell you, with over 600 people murdered last year,