in 68, when after... protests at that time de gaulle managed to mobilize the french around him, then most likely he will become a de gaulle in 97, when the then president dissolved the national assembly, thinking that he would strengthen his position, as a result, he ended up for many years in cohabitation, that is, living together with the socialists, and macron is actually threatened with the same thing now, precisely with the socialists or with the national union, marine le pen, look, the last... the latest opinion polls give 35% to the far-right, i.e. lupin, 28% of the alliance of the alliance of left forces, which despite macron's hopes, or rather, how to say, he did not hope for it at all, he wanted them not to unite, but they did unite united, all the left forces of france, give them 28%, and macron's parties give 22%. that is, the scenario here is either cohabitation with the left, which... the crown, well, to put it mildly, hates it, or cohabitation with the right forces, which ideologically, as if, well, should have been incompatible with macron, but maybe before that is go

in 1968, when after the may protests, at that time de gaulle managed to mobilize the french around himhen most likely he will become de gaulle in 1997, when the then president dissolved the national assembly, thinking that he would strengthen his position, as a result he ended up in cohabitation, that is, cohabitation once... with the socialists, and macron is actually threatened with the same thing now. it is with the socialists, what with the national association of marina le pen? look, the latest polls give 35% to the far right, i.e. lupine, 28% to the alliance, the alliance of left forces, which despite macron's hopes, or rather, how to say, he didn't expect it at all, he wanted them not to unite, and they are united, all leftists'. france, they are given 28%, and macron's parties give 22%. that is , the scenario here is either cohabitation with the left, who , well, to put it mildly, hate macron, or cohabitation with right-wing forces, which ideologically, as if, well, should be incompatible with macron, but maybe it comes to that, and here there is already a theory that this is a

detonating a homemade bomb at a hotel near charles de gaulle airport in paris. >>> president biden arriving in france to honor world war ii veterans here in normandy. the president will speak about defending democracy around the world. he will meet with president zelenskyy, and tomorrow, he'll sit down for an exclusive interview with us. >>> tonight, back in the u.s., the major cities on the east coast bracing for potential flash flooding. storm concerns from washington, d.c. to philadelphia to new york ci city. >>> the race for president tonight. the breaking headline involving donald trump. his gun permit revoked because he's now a convicted felon. and the news coming in on the georgia case, put on hold indefinitely. >>> also tonight, hunter biden's gun trial. his ex-wife and ex-girlfriend taking the stand for the prosecution. >>> american amanda knox back in italy years later, hoping to clear her name for good. instead, convicted of slander in an italian court. >>> tonight, boeing launching the starliner spacecraft. its first ever crewed mission to the international space station. >>> in

terrorist who was reportedly badly burned after an explosion in his hotel room near paris' charles de gaulleport. french investigators are now trying to determine if he was part of a wider terror plot. this comes during president biden's trip to commemorate the d-day landings in normandy. cbs' ed o'keefe is traveling with the president. >> reporter: word of this incident comes at the start of president biden's five-day visit to france. it is having no effect on his movements and the fbi is monitoring the situation. reports say the 26-year-old unnamed suspect was involved in an explosion monday afternoon at a hotel near the charles de gaulle airport outside paris. french prosecutors have opened an investigation into the suspect, who is originally from the russian-occupied donbas region of ukraine. reports say the suspect is recovering from injuries sustained in the blast and is cooperating with police. french media reports guns and false passports were also found. the incident comes ahead of d-day commemoration events, a major speech by the president at normandy, a military parade in the stre

it's not me saying it's, it was charles de gaulle himself. they even planned to impose an occupation currency on france. and so that's the reason why. and apart from that, there were a few observers including me. we made the videos that were widely circulated on the internet. the french are being told a false story. the reality is that charles de gaulle himself refused to celebrate june 6th, 1944 to $1.00 said this terrifying phrase. he said in the minds of the americans. it was the prelude to a 2nd occupation. but i certainly will. cartersville not a lie is uh, magneer says some a you a call a problem. so it does overpayment. its a gas used by the bronx own sanction policy against russia. the economic sanction impose on russia by the west have led to several boomerang effect that have significantly impacted to europe and the economy. because europe, particularly the countries like germany and italy rely heavily on russian natural gas and oil. the sanctions have disrupted the supply and that has like to shop increase of energy prices. we buyi

monday afternoon at a hotel near the charles de gaulle airport outside paris.nch prosecutors have opened a case against an unnamed 26-year-old suspect who is originally from the russian occupied donbas region of ukraine. reports say the suspect is recovering from injuries sustained in monday's blast and is cooperating with police. french media reports guns and false passports were also found. the incident comes ahead of the d-day commemorations ahead of a major military parade for the president's state visit scheduled for saturday and a little more than a month before the summer olympics begin here in paris. norah? >> norah: ed o'keefe with that breaking news, thank you very much. also this news back here at home tonight, president biden's only surviving son sat in a wilmington courtroom all day with the first lady sitting behind him as jurors heard vivid and salacious details about his addiction and alleged behavior during a period where he is facing three criminal charges, and i saw photos of the gun at the center of the case, as prosecutors try to use testim

this is what de gaulle did in 1966. then we came back.st how the situation can be solved regarding the security of ukraine, but we will be trustful allies in nato and in the european union. we don't want to change this. and in a word, because we are out of time, but this is important — if you do not win an outright majority, will you work with other parties in a coalition government or not? well, jordan bardella will only accept being prime minister if he can rely on an absolute majority in the national assembly. we have, of course, representatives who are members of the rassemblement national, national rally. we have an alliance now with the les republicains. so this political party seems to be split. but we will rely on those members of the parliament, the french parliament. but we need an absolute majority. otherwise it's impossible forjordan bardella to really be active and to really act. and this is what we want. we know that french people want that the country is properly managed. and for that, we need an absolute majority. mr legge

very interesting it will be, because macron will have a very hard time, which is why he did what de gaulleheir time , they rebooted, tried to reboot the political system, but if in the case of de gaulle it... sy played, he strengthened his political positions, in the case of chirac this did not play out, on the contrary, so macron now has all the possibilities, just to lose even what he has in france, he dissolved parliament in order to try to reboot his career, his political system, hopefully that people who came to vote for the european parliament will vote differently for the french lower house, he sincerely believes in it, no, he hopes for... and the fewer people vote, the less they express their protest in this way, this is a feature of the french political mentality, they say: well, we won’t vote, ugh, and macron’s supporters come and vote, macron now actually hopes for this, that his supporters will come, mobilize and vote, well, or he will somehow force them to do it, so v in germany, what’s happening is that scholz’s party is in third place, there’s total chaos there, i just don’t

in his memoirs, brigadier general charles de gaulle, during the war, leader of the free french movemente german field marshal keital during signing the act of surrender of germany in berlin on may 9, 1945, when it was discovered by a representative. france is among the winning countries. in berlin, france was represented by general dilator, who was received by the russians with great honor and respect; dilator encountered protocol difficulties. as a result, the incident was quickly resolved. on may 9 , it took its place alongside the representatives of the other great powers, just as the french tricolor flag took its place among the other allied flags. in the final act of surrender, the french representative delivered its signature along with those of russia, the united states and great britain. general field marshal keitel even exclaimed, bah, the french are here. the representative of france ended up at that table only by the will of stalin, because the usa and england did not at all... in december 1944, he personally came to moscow , spent 8 whole days here, and received the frenchma

general de gaulle managed to find a common language with the trade unions, suppressed the uprising, and elections. i received a letter from mr. president. mr. chairman, i have the honor to inform you that, in accordance with article 12 of the constitution, after carrying out the necessary consultations, i proclaim the dissolution of the national assembly. signed charles degaulle. his party, having won, became a counterweight to the chaos of anarchy. today the left is again trying to sow chaos and anarchy on the streets of french cities. hooligans beat whips and knocked down the doors of establishments that, in their opinion, provided a platform for the far right. the police tried to disperse the rioters, generously using tear gas and batons. hopes that at some point everything will change for the better, no longer in fashion, the traditional political barrier has been broken called "all together against the far right." the french want radical changes, every third is ready to vote for a national unification, every fourth is for the left, and only 17% still believe emmanuel macron. anasta

thought in historical categories, and not extras who follow someone else’s will and prompting, charles de gaulle lot about this in the post-war years, i remember well and the same way in 1991 during a conversation in which i had the chance to personally participate. as for the united states itself, the ongoing attempts of the liberal-globalist elites ruling there today to use any means to spread their ideology throughout the world, maintain their imperial status, their dominance. only increasingly depletes the country, leads it to degradation, and comes into clear conflict with the true interests of the american people, if not for this... dead-end path, aggressive messianism, complicit belief in one’s own chosenness and exclusivity, international relations would have been stabilized long ago. third, to promote the idea of ​​a eurasian security system, it is necessary to significantly intensify the dialogue process between those already working, multilateral organizations operating in eurasia. we are talking primarily about a union state, the organization of a collective security treaty. fourth,

division, the real french are the maquis, the real french are the normandy neman, the real french are de gaulletures, who to talk to? what about biden? well, how can we talk to this man who almost butted the pope, that is, they could not establish a connection via bluetooth, so he decided to just go hard into the connection, in general, i can imagine the panic in the vatican, that is, this has never happened in the entire history of the papacy. joe biden cannot embarrass himself further on this tour to europe. he doesn't even know. anyone who doesn't know what to do is terrible behavior, no matter if it's the pope or congressmen's wives. joe always gets too close to people and special. strange, he behaves around children, no one likes it, he needs to stop doing this, well, i even, you suggest signing with this person some agreements, to negotiate, i just want to understand, you need to negotiate with him, firstly, he won’t remember with whom, won’t understand what, he’s just dangerous, it’s not good that his wife is not cheating on him, otherwise, he simply gored popyrin. enemies, but you still

de gaulle resolved the issue with radical measures, dissolved parliament, and then called early electionsch he secured an absolute majority. i am ready to serve france again, but above all, this time i need, yes, i need, the french people themselves to say that they want this. jacques chirac tried to do something similar in 1997. the liver of his prime minister allan jupe caused a social crisis and a drop in the popularity of both politicians, and although forecasts predicted a victory for the right , the left coalition won the snap elections, with which the president and prime minister had to cohabitate; analysts believe that the government today has every chance of defeating macron, whose popularity is also extremely low. the french do not vote for their representative in the european parliament or even for their representative in the national assembly. they vote to say no to macron, they may well be the majority, the risks he is taking are enormous. experts note that if the same maneuver brings success to macron, his decision will be recognized as masterful, however, if new elections b

authorities are investigating a monday night explosion at a hotel room near charles de gaulle airport outside of paris. french police arrested an unnamed 26-year-old russian-ukrainian national who was badly burned in the explosion. authorities found bomb-making materials in his room. french news reports say guns and fake passports were found there, as well. the suspect is from the russian-occupied donbas region of ukraine. he's currently being treated for burns at a local hospital. french police say he's cooperating. right now there are barricades and a heavy security presence outside of president biden's hotel in paris. the white house says it's aware of the incident, and the fbi is looking into it. secret service says there are no change in the president's planned movements the next few days. >> he's here to honor the veterans, the men who gave their lives and those who fought bravely to defend freedom. >> reporter: this comes as paris is already on high alert ahead of next month's olympic games. no word on a possible motive or link to any other broader group in relation to that hot

ukrainian russian man is in custody after an explosive device detonated at a hotel near charles de gaulle airport. the blast leaving him badly burned. investigators say they found bomb-making materials in his room. the motive is under investigation. >>> republicans in the senate have blocked a bill that would have protected access to birth control. democrats are highlighting the differences between the parties when it comes to reproductive rights ahead of november's election. here's laura jarret. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> reporter: the bill had little chance of passing, which may have been the point. the right to contraception act would safeguard access to birth control nationwide but failed to meet the 60 votes needed to pass in the senate. just two republicans voted for it. many dismissing the effort led by democrats as a stunt, as contraception remains legal across the county. >> it's not a serious attempt legislate. this is just a show vote in spaegs anticipation of the election. >> reporter: democrats not hiding their intention to focus on reproductive rights heading into no

the peoples were on the same side in world war ii, when french equatorial africa joined de gaulle.oday denisa paid tribute to the unknown soldier. we are grateful to you for working together in the international arena, in general everything is working out for us, our meeting is taking place anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between our countries, you know that we have decided to award you with a state award of the russian federation. there were 195 passengers and 20 railway workers inside. about everything that is known up to this minute, reports from our correspondents, valentina smirnova and elena luzai. the victims of the train accident were brought here in koma to the republican clinical hospital today. two adults, a man and a woman, are in the neurosurgery department, in the building on next door, in a children's hospital in intensive care. an overturned carriage, and then to the hospital, we abruptly returned home, but first found ourselves in the brakes and the carriages began to smoothly descend and turn over, this all happened in a matter of seconds,

this is what de gaulle did in 1966. then we came back.ding the security of ukraine, but we will be trustful allies in nato and in the european union. we don't want to change this. and in a word, because we are out of time, but this is important — if you do not win an outright majority, will you work with other parties in a coalition government or not? well, jordan bardella will only accept being prime minister if he can rely on an absolute majority in the national assembly. we have, of course, representatives who are members of the rassemblement national, national rally. we have an alliance now with the les republicains. so this political party seems to be split. but we will rely on those members of the parliament, the french parliament. but we need an absolute majority. otherwise it's impossible forjordan bardella to really be active and to really act. and this is what we want. we know that french people want that the country is properly managed. and for that, we need an absolute majority. mr leggeri, we have to end there. thank you very

arrested a suspected terrorist who was reportedly badly burned after an explosion near paris-charles de gaulle. president biden and other world leaders, including ukrainian president zelenskyy, are all there, gathering in france for the 80th anniversary of the d-day invasion.

not stop in ukraine. from zero to 250 km/h in just 2 seconds, on the deck of the french charles de gaulleey communicate with gestures, in a few minutes a dozen fighters eject, quelques minutes, une dizaine d'avions de chasse catapulté. two giant ships only 40 m apart, a crucial stage for the successful completion of the operation. the main thing for us in this mission is to maintain stability at sea. the return of the pilots to the mission is a critical moment; they are guided by the voice of the landing officer. a dangerous maneuver, some people have to perform it several times to land. depending on the wind there are certain trajectories that we cannot accept, so we judge. according to the wind parameters, we cannot allow the plane to hit the bridge, we always have the opportunity to send the plane back, so we announce a clear, at the same time we press this button, the red light will light up, for the pilot this means full throttle, mission nato lasts 2 weeks, it was a show of force, directed in particular against russia, the helicopter is practicing evacuation as part of the northern

parliament, and if he expected to be ... in 1968, when after the may elections protests, at that time de gaulle managed to mobilize the french around him, then most likely he will become a shirak in 1997, when ... years in cohabitation, that is cohabitation together with the socialists, and macron is actually threatened by the same thing now, precisely with the socialists or with the national association of marine le pen. look, the latest, latest opinion polls give 35% to the far right, ie lupin, 28% of the alliance of the alliance of left forces. which despite macron's hopes, or rather, well, how to say, he didn't expect it at all, he wanted them not to unite, but they did unite, all the left forces of france, they are given 28%, and macron's parties give 22 %. that is, there is a scenario or cohabitation with the leftists macron, well, to put it mildly, they hate, uh, or cohabitation with right-wing forces, which ideologically, like, well... were supposed to be incompatible with macron, but maybe it comes to that, and there is already a theory that this is a crash test for the far-right, that

ukrainian russian man is in custody after an explosive device detonated at a hotel near paris' charles de gaulle airport. the blast leaving him and bombmaking investigators saying they found bombmaking materials in his room, and it's under investigation. >>> president biden is in france tonight to mark the 80th anniversary of the d-day invasion tomorrow. kelly o'donnell is in paris, and, kelly, the president also thinking about the war in ukraine. >> reporter: that's right, lester. the weight of history meets current crises for president biden who arrived here in france for what is a state visit. tomorrow he will join dozens of world leaders to mark the 80th anniversary of the d-day invasion at normandy. the president will talk about the enduring cause of preserving democracy with europe roiled by the first war on this continent since world war ii, the president will also meet with ukrainian president zelenskyy tomorrow. lester. >> kelly, thank you. >>> a program note, tomorrow i'll interview secretary of defense lloyd austin from normandy on the global challenges america faces here and abroad.

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he thinks he's the latter day charles de gaulle. it couldn't hold a candle to the former general, but there is a kind of people we have a night or now to one of the reasons i said nato expansion was absurd. even though here we're talking about some people who've been and they though for some time, though the french are just reason rejoinders. well, you have to remind me who is here. they do a buzz when you are at the states, the cheapest job with the state department, but you're only in fantasies, phone, but you can't say a word without the imprimatur of attorney blinking to jake sullivan. truly was he just probably true because we picked him. we picked him and we made sure he got there just as we helped pick the car and governments in sweden, norway, fenelon, and elsewhere. been working on it for a long time. i'm not sure they at all represent. there are people who fundamentally, or still for some distance from nato and even they're traveling even with this invasion of ukraine. but we and you're near the gym stoves and burg, just a

he didn’t try to celebrate the landing in normandy, but macron is not de gaulle, as those french politiciansth the course of the current republic never tire of repeating. this has nothing to do with historical celebrations, this is a nato ceremony. the first biggest shame is the absence of russia, although it was russia that gave the most life during the second world war. the second shame is the invitation of zelensky to the presidency of ukraine. calling zelensky president is, of course, a mistake. his term of office has expired, but the west is so diligently turning a blind eye to this that even politicians with common sense are forced to adopt the terminology. and those who lost it from... today's event did not work out, the nato military , to be worthy of the veteran participants , decided to reproduce the historical airborne landing, in the forty-fourth paratroopers also landed in normandy, the organizers hoped to demonstrate to everyone the impeccable training of the soldiers, but it did not turn out very convincingly. pavel krasno, major accident in kemerovo on the bridge over the tom

a great skeptic, forgive me, i will be honest, i can't see yet the personalities of the level of de gauller even reagan and thatcher, the whole western world is now falling into a gerant, especially the united states of america. the two main contenders for the post of superpower, nad hegemon, over people at a very advanced age, these people are not capable of making decisions on a planetary scale level, well, but there is also the fishing of history or the fishing of god, who reacts to it and how do they understand it, is it possible to coincide with both negative and, by the way, positive moments of unpredictability, i fully suspect it. that our viewers have now rushed to look for a sedative that they have at home, at work, or where they watch us there, mr. peter, we have to be realistic, there would be no war if we as a whole community were sober since 1991 , looked at geopolitics, i have a personal the internal drama that i became famous, i would rather be unknown, shouted at everyone...

for the arrest of a terrorist who was preparing a terrorist attack at the french airport, charles de gaullei, there they took a citizen of russia and ukraine, a serviceman of the russian armed forces, he was arrested after he failed, that is, an explosive device exploded in his hands , which he... assembled and found there a huge amount of substances that could be used for the manufacture of explosives, that is, it is believed that this was a mirror act on the part of russia, commentators with more experience and with a deeper understanding the situation, they do not strongly deny it, but they emphasize that it is as if the successive steps of russia, first the americans were arrested, because they were declared the main in... russia, and this is the main such promoter of support for ukraine from the west. now france has taken this, well, honorable place in the russian top news, and that is why they will arrest the french, mr. andriy, look at what the situation is here with that, in fact, accidentally stopped terrorist act, if this dangerous intellectual had not blown himself up, i didn't c

did not let the germans pass, and most importantly, in the forty-fourth year in december, charles de gaulleecause he understood how the anglo-saxons were treating him, so he came for help, and france, which is not participating in the war at all, lost everything in 40 days, suddenly turned out to be among the winning countries, history apparently for macron will not be a teacher, an admonisher, it will cruelly, in the most cruel way, punish this imperfection, at this time vladimir putin held a meeting with the head of mitturtsia, hakan ftidan. vsedan arrived in the kremlin from nizhny novgorod, where he passed brix foreign ministers' summit. putin welcomed tursa’s interest in working in brix and welcomed this desire in every possible way. by the way, we agreed to meet in july. stand with erdogan. i am very glad to see you. i know that you were in nizhny novgorod. we met with the foreign ministers of the brix countries who came to us. on the eve of the brix summit, and we welcome turkey's interest in the work of brix, we will certainly support in every possible way - this aspiration - and th

government , the president arrived in moscow on an official visit french republic general charles de gaulleootage has flown around the world. upon arrival at the airport, the president of france salutes soviet women, french army lieutenant nadezhda lisovets and rosalie fridzon. then the whole country learned about the feat of brave belarusian women after many years of oblivion. belatedly, but their homeland highly appreciated their contribution to the great victory. we sounded glad to the fractions, happy, feel the connection of the hour and heat, just respect. the skin is stored traditionally. syonnya, year albo stagodze tamu, everything that was considered old was kalistsi new. we ourselves do not respect this; we pass on our knowledge and experience directly . geta is our smile, i wave my hand. and with such family, from simple, happy moments, sacred traditions are formed. we are trying to save our products. we appreciate the past for our today. belarus 26. good evening, dear friends, we are pleased to welcome in this hall the guests of honor and the main heroes of this evening, our doct

in the sixties, de gaulle called this the exorbitant privilege of america, but now this reserve is running out. during the pandemic, trillions of money, trillions of dollars were printed, and not only america, now they are also printing a lot. the money supply in the united states of america grows like this. some components of this money supply were classified in 2008 and are no longer published. so there is a pumping of unsecured money in the world economy. but since everyone is very scared to say that the king is naked, gold is inconvenient, the fortress is not stable. they haven’t launched it yet, so the dollar is still alive. do you know how it is? how long does a criminal live? yes, until you shoot him, he will live that long. although russia was forced to go through the path of abandoning the dollar under a super-accelerated program, it was successful, having decided to freeze assets by imposing sanctions, the west assured that it would tear the russian economy to klochia in a few months, that was in the twenty-second year. current us sanctions against the moscow exchange, a stop on

there in general, that is , 322 thousand french fought on the side of hitler’s germany, and charles de gaulles clear who... won, but we don’t we do not deny the feat and the normandy of names and resistance, yes, that is, as the french were, who fought against fascism, but unfortunately, 10 times less than those who fought against their country, by the way, including how many people were repressed there, you need to understand who fought as ss men there, it would be better they looked at it, and who was the last to defend the rest, who were they, they were the french, you know, the germans? was no longer there, but the french remained, so to say that they are the winners, well, you know, it was stalin who insisted on this, yes, that’s right, you’re right, stalin insisted, if not for them. it was britain and macronsha who laid flowers, one tried to take the other by the hand, and there was a whole scandal in this regard, so what are we talking about, they would have quarreled with each other long ago if they had not been friends against us, in this case even here, you see, we are the key basis

with gratitude from the soviet union , general de gaulle remembered france's place on the winner's podiumrmandy landings; in his memoirs he often recalled that france was treated like servants during the war. according to degol, churchel called him from algeria to london, like his butler, announcing the upcoming landing operation, which was not provided for the participation of not a single... french unit. degol considered the landing a prelude to the second occupation of the country, which was being prepared by the anglo-american coalition. ilya kanavin about how it happened. allied countries will unite into a single force. and in one swift movement they would plunge a dagger into the side of hitler's dreams of complete domination in europe. this is exactly the case for western historiography. the normandy landings will remain the main battle of world war ii. a landing operation unprecedented in history, everyone was waiting for it: britain and the usa choosing an opportune moment, the ussr, straining itself, but grinding down hitler’s main forces, the germans, building cyclopean defensi

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and ahead of our parent company nexstar's founder's day of caring kron four's philippe de gaulle reports now from fairfield where it makes a stop every week. >> lifeline for dietary restricted patients whose primary care is with solano county clinics are the food bank of contra costa and solano is mobile pharmacy. bring security to people living food, insecure. we stopped by a distribution at solano county, health and social services in fairfield a big sell since the county partnered with the food bank back in 2018 to launch the pilot program. the mobile food pharmacy has become a staple continuously station that family health services offices in vallejo, fairfield and vacaville. may closer where they might be on medication. >> the people cpl social services that are having the difficulties getting there, their food, fresh fruits and vegetables are always available to anyone who stands in line and says hello. >> the truck purchased the county by he went a nation and for those who need to pare food, medicine, mobile food pharmacy program coordinator rich oliver says. >> patients can simpl

he dealt with people like winston churchill and charles de gaulle, and for that matter, monty montgomery@,rge patton. so the ability to do that, i think, is the great strength that eisenhower brought to this operation. now today, thanks in part to steven spielberg and tom hanks, but many americans think about d-day, as i hope many of them will on this 80th anniversary year, they may conjure up that bit of footage that opens "saving private ryan," where the landing craft or heading toward the beach and the sea spray is heading toward the rams as they go onto that horrible killing ground. i am personally grateful to tom hanks for his continuing interest in the second world war , and to sustain the memory of those events. he not only is a great actor, he is a great supporter of the museum in new orleans where he participates and also provides a lot of support for events such as this. so good for him. what on the other hand, starting with the story of d-day with the landing on all mahal beach or any other beach encourages modern students to overlook what happened in the weeks, months, and ev

the political level he dealt with people, winston churchill and de gaulle. and for that matter, monty montgomery, george patton. so the ability to that, i think, is the great strength that eisenhower brought to this operation. now, today, in part to steven spielberg and tom hanks, when many americans think about d-day as i hope many of them will, and this 80th anniversary year, they may conjure up that bit of footage that opens saving ryan where the craft are heading toward the beach in sea spray is flying past the thoughts and the ramp drops and out they go on to that horrible killing. i am personally grateful to tom hanks for his continuing interest in the second world war and to sustain the memory of those events. he not only is a great actor, he's a great supporter of the museum, new orleans, where he participates and also provides a of support for events such this. so good for him. but on the other hand, starting the story of d-day with the landing on omaha beach or any other beach, encourage moderate students to overlook what happened in the weeks, mon

because kennedy was at a campaign event, i think in river falls, happened to meet guy named pete de gaulle, and he was trying to get to a player because, well, i can give you a ride. kennedy and kennedy's like, all right. well, i guess i'll hop in the car with you. can you just imagine that today? i just love i love thinking about that. i'm across wisconsin together. well, i know we have maybe one or two kennedy stories, but we want to share a quick moment. i want to make sure there's time for that. note. i want to share now. people are thinking, well, please tell me afterward if you do, because i love to hear those stories. yes. one last question. yes. having been a child in what became sort of a kennedy campaign. yeah. a dormitory gave me my parents home. my father was packed. so we lived in madison hills and and with us throughout much of the campaign was a prep school classmate of kennedy named lloyd billings, who was one of one of the kennedy friends who took whatever task assigned to him. and one one note we had bobby kennedy sleeping with. and so i would i would always say it's five