you know president mike kroll really tried to well this commemoration he's been on a weeklong tour through friends with mixed results but here sunday in paris he definitely managed to put his stamp on the ceremony he was stressing that the world possibly was at a turning point he was condemning nationalism promoting multilateralism and all that while a presidents like donald trump invited me a poutine looked on who have a different stand of course on these things so he used what the french call the gone to air the great war to try to connect it with a message for the present and the future. w.'s chief europe correspondent max often in paris thank you very much now to learn more about this weekend's and tenor head tour website www dot com for a special series delving into the history of what was then called the war to end all wars. in history shows the story of the first world war two different perspectives by peter green from the eastern european perspective from the african perspective from the perspective of the arab world. t w dot com slash w w one. now in poland today's date has even m

germany leading the european union for this friday a week ago we saw machall in paris side by side with kroll during the commemoration of me through the end of world war one what else can we expect from today's events well it was very touching the meeting between a. chance mr mccraw last week of one she rubbed her forehead up against his cheek and they were silent hand in hand and the real question now is can this turned and as i say between france and germany europe is looking very very frayed at the edges of the moment is facing an awful lot of very very tough challenges not least. populous in europe and the break city is in britain and the question is can the turndown between france and germany give give europe a new direction at this point in time and i'm sure that emmanuel mcroy is going to talk about that today won't call last week echoed micron's call for a european i think we'll hear any more about that today i'm sure we will have to carry a point out of the whole top. about the european army she talked to breakfast in a very lukewarm senshi said yes theoretically a very good idea i c

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a kid named nick kroll. you, i, john mullany.son on. as we ate -- it was the funniest table i've ever sat at. >> jimmy: it was a lot of fun and you were the funniest one at the table. i think it's a great message is that, comedy is stronger than politics, folks. [ cheers and applause ] [ gong ] thank you, jeff. oh, jeff's on vacation. anyway. it was great. >> thanks, brother. >> jimmy: your special is very funny. "fake news, real jokes" is downloadable now and you can see dennis on tour with mark steyn february 22nd in reading, pennsylvania, and february 23rd in syracuse. we'll be back with the milk carton kids! >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel bye. the best or nothing. st or nothing. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank melissa mccarthy and dennis miller. apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next. but first, this is their album "all the things that i did and all the things that i didn't do." here with the song "younger years" - the milk carto

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succession of world leaders come down that red carpet as in the tasha said they were led by president mark kroll and chancellor merkel walking through the rain heading then to abbas to take them to the commemoration worth telling you and i think this won't play out very well domestically for him the president trump was not amongst them he canceled a visit to the to a cemetery or whether u.s. war dead twenty four hours ago because of the rain and because of his security he's not traveling with the other world leaders he's traveling in his armored limo as is president putin and prime minister netanyahu they're making their own way because they don't walk out in the same way and travel by bus as the other world leaders do at the end of the commemoration and all of the thoughts about one hundred years ago what the french have decided is to use this occasion to leverage the future and peace in the future something called the paris peace forum which is taking place after they've had lunch here at the elite and the french i think want to push the idea of multilateralism of international cooperation of

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one hundred ten thousand people were dumped in sites across the country during his rule and now as kroll panel reports from forensic teams are carefully digging deep into the ground to recover remains. of the old bones give up their secrets hands tied in front shot by firing squad dumped in mass graves up to six meters deep most here were suspected leftists condemned to die by military judges between nine hundred thirty nine and nine hundred fifty six the first half of general franco's dictatorship now all forensic archaeologists and anthropologists are trying to match remains to names and return them to surviving relatives and we met out later when i'm ashamed that in this country there is still so many musgraves to be examined this is a question of human rights and here crimes against humanity have been committed this is about democracy it's been forty three years since franco died and so it's very difficult to comprehend why there's never been a coordinated effort by any government since then to exuma identified tens of thousands of victims of his regime in part it seems due to lack o

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