andriy, did anyone in france hear that such a new normandy nemet has appeared and will shoot uavs inkraine from the territory of the russian federation? well. i have not heard and of course, i have not monitored the french mass media now, so to speak, the second tier, those that are somewhere on the edge of visibility, but anyway the official media are busy right now, of course, this is the olympics, the closing of the olympics, and if there is any international information, then it is primarily the situation with the exchange rate breakthrough, and it is being discussed, this is the main subject... studying the situation in russia's war against ukraine, if you look at it from this overview, but one thing is known, well, well, well, there is no shortage of freaks, and in france, where, according to various sources, there are around 800,000 people from the former soviet union, well, it is true, along with those ukrainians, who left the former soviet union in that period or later, then among them there will be freaks, there will be those who will come. and from other countries in franc

so anyway, my my job today is to talk about the navy's role in the invasion, the normandy beaches and, in particular, about one episode, which i used for the title, which is on the screen, and here's why susan inspired me this morning by saying, imagine what it would be like if. you had to conduct a complicated operation without any elected support or backup. so just live up to that expectation. none. my slides made it here today. so i'm. i'm going without a net and we'll see how that works out. but the quotation that i used for my title was the navy of saved the day or words to that effect comes from omar bradley who a pretty credible source. who was so grateful for the support that the u.s. navy in particular but royal navy ships as who pretty much did save the day at least i'm going to argue that on omaha beach. before i do that, let me make a couple general observations that almost everybody, this audience and probably everybody in audience is very sensitive to. but i to to reiterate to them, to remind us all of the broader context of this. first of all, the invasion of nazi europ

from the normandy neman regiment, everything was common, a common enemy, a common goal and common graves the land on which they fought and... died equally sacred for both the french and the soviet people. we flew alone in the skies, we lost fighting friends, but those who had to live need to remember them and be friends. we have forgotten how to enjoy little things, be surprised, feel the connection between generations, and simply notice. but every day is made up of traditions. today, a year or a century ago, everything that is considered ancient was once new; without noticing it, we pass on knowledge and experience through generations. it's in our smile. wave your hand. in such a native in our opinion , real traditions are formed from simple happy moments. we are proud of the heritage of our ancestors, we value the past for our present. belarus 2. president of belarus alexander lukashenko got acquainted with the progress of work to eliminate the consequences of the july hurricane in the mozyr region. the southern regions suffered more from bad weather. others to this day require the clo

the allies, who at the same time were conducting an operation in normandy and it was going with difficulty, at first could not believe what was being reported in the reports. the red army literally sweeps away the strongest army group advancing hundreds of kilometers. the whole world saw confirmation of this already on july 17, forty -fourth. if we are talking about '. they began shooting communists and soviet workers in the very first days, drove jews in the ghetto, in december they shot them. our apartment became a safe house, and underground groups gathered there, when the threat of arrest hung over the whole family, they went into the woods, yesterday's boy took a rifle in his hands and became a real partisan. our brigade destroyed railways, derailed trains, set up ambushes, smashed police garrisons, in general, did not give the germans any peace. if it were not for this march of soviet soldiers , it is unknown whether the allies would have achieved their goals in normandy, so operation bogart entered in history as one of the most successful during world war ii. pyotr deryagin, ekateri

in the same skies they fought french pilots of the normandie-niemen regiment and soviet pilots. we presented them with our best yak-1 aircraft. where do you fly now ? the veterans of the normandie-niemen regiment had everything in common, a common enemy, a common goal and common graves. this land, on which they fought and died, is equally sacred for the french and for the soviet people. we flew alone in the skies, we lost our fighting friends, but those who were destined to live must remember them and be friends. hello, time obliges us to keep our finger on the pulse, so we traditionally begin with military-political situation. so, what is our border? near it there are 10 battle tactical groups of nato countries, with a total of more than 2,000 people, of which. what do these battalions and tactical groups represent in general, in order to understand them and what are they doing there?

russia was not invited to the celebrations dedicated to the operation in normandy, the exploits of the french are being hushed up... phenomenon, but these days mark 80 years since the liberation of paris from the nazis, it was this event that the great general de gaulle considered more important than the landing of the allies, but the french themselves, the participants of those legendary events, their descendants have not forgotten, they are not women who do not remember their kinship, quite the contrary, they remember and honor, and this is precisely confirmed by our correspondent, yana podiman, and you see, there's a wall, a bunker was torn off, do you understand? what is it, what an explosion it was. aleron and the untold story of the liberation of france. director stepan reshetnikov, working in the archives, came across memories of an island in the atlantic. it was liberated from the fascists by the soviets. the resistance essentially liberated paris, the allies were on the way, on the streets of the french capital for a week. there were battles, 600 barricades, tens of thousands

the french pilots of the normandy-niemen regiment and soviet pilots fought in the same skies. they died in the same skies. we fought with them on these wonderful planes for 3 years against a common enemy. what are you doing now, my french brother, where are you walking now, where are you flying? the veterans of the normandy-niemen regiment had everything in common, a common enemy, a common goal and common graves, this is the land on which they fought and died. equally sacred for the french and for the soviet people. we flew alone in the skies, we lost our fighting friends, but those to whom you put them, we must remember them and be friends, hello, with you the project is all clear with marina karaman, let's talk about complex things, simple. language today about what is commercial timber, how not to go broke building a house, and is it true that in belarus forests are mercilessly cut down, let's go! alexander lukashenko signed an amendment to the decree on the maintenance forestry and timber sales. the primary document is number 437. it was signed on november 23, 2020. it out

the allies, who at the same time had an operation in normandy and it was going with difficulty, at first could not believe what was being reported in the reports. the red army literally sweeps away the strongest army group of the advance of hundreds of kilometers. the whole world saw confirmation of this already on july 17, forty-fourth. but if we talk only about captured germans, the belarusian operation is. 158,000 people, by the way, of which 57. on july 17, forty-fourth, stalin ordered to carry out in moscow, here on the garden ring, they walked, these orians, representatives of the super race, well, what a pitiful sight, here they wanted and what happened? in belarus, during the years of occupation, the largest partisan movement unfolded, entire districts remained uncontrolled by the germans, when operation bagration began, the partisans supported the red army at all stages of leonid. eremin met the occupation as a boy and almost immediately joined the underground movement. in the very first days they began shooting communists and soviets workers. they drove the jews into the ghetto

normandy, but then the ideological heirs of german nazism, the leaders of the kiev regime, were invited. this decision outraged many french citizens, who remember history very well, untold. it seems to me that we must fight with all our might against the distortion of history and restore the truth. personally, i was shocked that russia was not invited to the ceremony dedicated to the normandy operation. this is an insult to all the soldiers, all the civilians who died for the liberation of their people in the fight against... the nazi invaders, if you listen to the americans and their allies, they are the only ones who liberated france and europe, without the partisan spirit, patriotism and bravery of the russian army, europe would be much more difficult, or even impossible, to rid the russian navy of nazis. the new small missile ship amur was accepted into the russian navy. the ceremonial raising of the st. andrew's flag was held in kaspiysk. the kalibr cruise missile carrier was designed by engineers from the almaz central marine design bureau. the ship embodied the entire power of ou

of the operation is, firstly, the defeat of entire army groups and ... there was an operation in normandyand it was difficult, at first they could not believe what was reported in the reports. the red army literally sweeps away the strongest army group advancing hundreds of kilometers. confirmation the whole world saw this already on july 17 , 1944. but if we talk only about captured germans, the belarusian operation is 158,000 people, by the way, 57,000 of them were ordered by stalin to be carried out on july 17, 1944, along the garden ring in moscow. to shoot communists and soviet workers, they drove the jews into the ghetto, and in december they shot them. our apartment became a safe house, and underground groups gathered there, when the threat of arrest hung over the whole family, they went into the woods. yesterday's boy took up a rifle and became a real partisan. our brigade destroyed railways, derailed trains, set up ambushes, smashed police garrisons, in general, did not give... it happened and it seems impossible, one day the german hans reichert came out to the partisan detachme

and in an event where the allies could have only invaded normandy, because of the soviet advances on the eastern front. i mean, the, from the russian side, you know, is like the napoleon napoleon, the germans denazi's. and now we have nato. it's all part of the same, seamless view of history. richard. well, the western way of making war and like point, particularly to the british and to the americans, is to show, provokes the other side that the other side will react in such a way that we can then point the finger at them and blame them for starting the war, this was the way the spanish american war began was, remember, the main. it's the way the united states army wiped out to native americans because they would. uh, so uh, pressure the native americans killing off there is the buffalo, that when the native americans reacted they would go in and they would decimate and destroy the villages. it was the way the united states provoke the japanese into an attacking before world war 2. and is quite obvious to what we're trying to do. all right, and commentators say this over and over aga

i mean, if you, if you look at the, how joe biden soiled, the normandy, come member ration, apparently he sold it in more than one way. all of that are viewers the decide on that. but do you mean, you know, when he's a cheering on the death of a russian soldiers, a 100, at an event where the united states and the soviet union were allies and in an event where the allies could have only invaded normandy because of the soviet advances on the eastern front, i mean the, from the russian side, you know, is like the poll it napoleon, the germans, the nazis, and now we have nato. it's all part of the same, seamless view of history. richard. well, the western way of making war and like point, particularly to the british and to the americans, is to show, provokes the other side that the other side will react in such a way that we can then point the finger at them and blame them for starting the war of this was the way the spanish american war began was, remember, the main, it's the way the united states army wiped out to native americans because they would. uh, so uh, pressure the native americ

. >> i believe i asked you this in normandy of the 75th anniversary of normandy.u don't like to really talk with this but most people across the country see you as an important critical figure of district time for the country. they think that in they want to know that you believe there something more than this. >> i do. 1 of the reasons our country has lost sort of everything, has lost so much is we don't have religion to the same extent. you look at the charts. there so sad. just going bad and the democrats were violent and ruthless to religion during covid. what they did during covid people weren't even allowed to meet outside and they were 10 feet ae big field. they would arrest everybody. they were horrible. that was a very bad time for organized religion but religion gives you some hope." from got i'm going to have. >> speaker-08: do believe in heaven? >> i do. if i'm good i'm going to heaven and if i'm going to someplace else. but it gives you something that is so good for country. we lost a lot. >> when you pray what you pray for? >> our country. i pray for

western europe. 6 months after the tehran conference, the allied soldiers landed on the beaches of normandyas the beginning of back-breaking defeats for nazi germany. it was also agreed with stalin's insistence. after the war, a part of poland's territory should be added to the soviet union, and in return a part of the territory. the tehran conference brought nazi germany to its knees only 18 months later. the participants in the tehran conference also discussed the establishment of a world organization. roosevelt in tehran specifically his plan to form organization the united nations explained to stalin: an organization led by the united states, the soviet union, great britain and china. during the last two days in tehran, marshall stalin, mr. churchill and i, looked ahead, ahead to the days and months and years that will follow germany's defeat. we were concerned with basic principles, principles which involved the security and the welfare, and the standard of living. the iranian government's negotiations with the soviet union did not yield results either. red army not withdrawing from ir

western europe. 6 months after the tehran conference, the allied soldiers landed on the beaches of normandy biddy was the beginning of back-breaking defeats for nazi germany. it was also agreed with stalin's insistence. after the war, a part of poland should be added to the soviet union and a part of germany should be given to poland. stalin promised. then he brought nazi germany to its knees. participants in the tehran conference on establishing the world organization also negotiated. in tehran, roosevelt clearly outlined his plan for the formation of the united nations to stalin. large and small critical to that was to get them into the united nations, get stalin to agree to uh to be in the united nations. at the end of the war, britain withdrew its forces from iran . but it quickly became clear that the shah's concern about stalin was not misplaced. after defeating iran in the war, the soviets gave more priority to the oil issue. it sought to protect its interests and the red army refused to leave iran. negotiations between the iranian government and the soviet union it did not work eith

also visited the famous green hall, where the seventeen-hour negotiations of the leaders of the normandyfour countries took place, from the trained eye of a professional. despite the accelerated deadlines, the quality did not suffer, today those who controlled it in many positions were able to personally evaluate the evolution of the palace, from the project to the inhabited space. all the stones that we see here passed through our hands, recognizable names. i know very well remember balticк brown and gold venice - this is the stone that hangs on the facades, we tested them, we issued protocols, thereby guaranteeing quality. perfectly preserved, everything looks great, yeah, so, well, we are proud that we made our contribution, our contribution. a specially organized route to the independence palace today brought employees of bkm holding, known as belkomunmash - this is a leading manufacturer of ground-based urban electric transport in the cis countries, they produce both wheeled and rail equipment and service charging stations. 51 years of our enterprise ... this year and in this way we

i mean, normandy the , the invasion of normandy wasn't courageous compared to this. >>normandy w you know, the thou process going into this of the delawares , you know, they took 39 days to decide t to do cnn.y it's not like they went in to go into 60 minutes orhi less landings is l. >> those are the guys that we're at. - missioand mission control speo less time figuring out how do you get a man onto the moon than it took for them to figure out they could do a tapedwith t interview with tim walz and dana bash. imthey look the democratsba installed as their nominee. think about this. stalled they installed the onlyl in america afraid to do a cnncn hit. >> the only one. the, by thehe nomine way. it's like it's like a lottery ticket. you can't fight. you can walku can't find around. d.c. and just bump into liberals who are dying to do cn n here. d >> the only one afraid of cnn. so there's only one debate agree scheduled. arguer she's onld toy agreed toe debate, and she's still arguing about the details. doe you think she does another debate or are we going to see anothe

in the same skies fought french pilots of the normandy neman regiment and soviet pilots. on which theydied is equally sacred for the french and the soviet people. we flew alone in the skies, we lost our fighting friends, but those who were destined to live must remember them and be friends. gurevich semyon shlomonovich, commander of the telephone and cable platoon of the 107th guards communications company, guards lieutenant, went to the front in july 1941. guards lieutenant semyon gurevich especially distinguished himself during the crossing of the dnieper river. on the night of september 25, 1943, guards lieutenant gurevich with four signalmen under enemy fire on a boat in the float crossed the dnieper and, having laid a cable line, established communication between the regiment's command posts and the division. when on september 27 , 1943, a group of hitler's machine gunners infiltrated. semyon shlomonovich was awarded the title hero of the soviet union with the order of lenin and the gold star medal. what meaning do modern icon painters put into their works so that it would not be

- normandie.ve you ever heard of a white man taco? >> i prefer my tacos on women. [applause] >> having said that. >> greg: yes. >> yes, i have on several occasions. i find it funny that he could sit there and let somebody say something super racist. this whole thing about only white people like mayonnaise is not fare. you do not get the get the market on mayonnaise. >> i love it. >> i like mayonnaise. i even like on my broker. a little bit of mayonnaise? mixed with ketchup? you make the secret sauce which is thousand island would do not tell my kid that. he should have came back. here is the think we are so tired of these fake meanings. you do not have any chemistry together. if you two came to my house and i had a table with two glasses of water you would have to say they were both poisons. it feels like murder. you should fire back. what kind of tacos do you eat? curry and watermelon? oh, no. white people, stop taking this [beep]. >> greg: ricky, do you think that mayonnaise is specifically a wh

two months ago, the allies landed in normandy and tied up.n island was under the nazis, ammunition was stored here. captured russians soldiers stole a map of the unit from the germans, copied it and passed it on to the allies, disabled the guns, blew up the ammunition depot. the conversation went like this: volodya, i will build a long-long fuse that will smolder without emitting any smoke, after - 20 hours, when it starts to explode, well, like a russian soldier cannot help but perform feats when he understands that something important depends on him, former russian subjects, escaped soviet prisoners, they did not simply join the ranks of the partisans, resistance often began with them. even the name of the rezistan movement first appeared in the newspapers and leaflets of the russian migrant boris wilda, and the song partisan, which later almost became the anthem of france, was also composed by our compatriot anna marly. the resistance, in fact, liberated paris, the allies were approaching, there had been fighting on the streets of the fren

landing on normandy beachheads to support amphibious operations operations. and managing enemy prisoners. war everywhere from italy to south pacific. but none of the corps often performed as engineer was and fought as infantry. they were instrumental, achieving the first bridgehead across the rhine. the famous bridge at romagna. a presidential citation recognizing the emperor's extra gallantry. there reads in part this sector was, the target of 24 hour day artillery air and even v-2 attacks, unable to take cover under murderous fire, the mvp's remained at their posts on the ridge. though casualties among them mounted day. it was the cool, capable direction of the military police, which ensured the crossing of troops and supplies vitally needed to establish the bridgehead. lake up the bridge opened with almost never sent display of courage and devotion duty during those crucial five days that the bridge standing. remarking was surely one of the corps his finest hours hours at peak strength in world war two, over 200,000 men were serving as m.p. is proving many

in the same skies fought the french. pilots of the normandy neman regiment and soviet pilots. they died in the same skies for the freedom and independence of our homeland. yes, it's me, the french called me captain tatyana. our friendship began in forty-second year, when 14 french aces came to us together with russian pilots to fight against the common enemy of fascism. we gave them our best planes, yak one, on these beautiful planes, we fought with them for. and for the soviet people, we flew alone in the skies, we lost our fighting friends, well, and those who were destined to live, we must remember them and be friends, la-la-rigo, la-la-rigo, the most current event in the world of sports. the belarusian youth track and field team won a total of 25 medals in a match against the russian team. work and discipline give results. this is the principle by which dynamo shinnik bobruisk works this off-season. hard training , exciting competitions. when you lift cup, for the very first time, this is probably the most. emotional moments, of course, and now there is a new season, we ne

against this background, even the landing in normandy, the house in berkley, the apartments in san francisco and ukland, condo in washington and her and doug elmhof, family nest, $ 5 million mansion in brentwood california, everything is fine there, only the neighbors grumble because the street is always blocked by secret service agents, wall street journal reporters collected for me. dissatisfied, it is very annoying to be their neighbor, the street is always blocked, i will vote for her if she agrees to sell her house, in washington, harris and her husband have official housing, the naval observatory, the official residence of the us vice president, they often arrange there receptions, but the guest list for three and a half years has never included kamala's eighty-six-year-old father, who, as it turns out, lives just a mile away in the neighborhood, who knows, maybe... left-wing economist donald harris is being deliberately hidden from donald trump. his aggressive marxist views, formed in academic circles in the sixties. where the first debate will take place on september 10, which furthe

and yesterday i bluntly announced this to the russian leadership in normandy at the 70th anniversarycelebration. crimea is and will be ukrainian. point. and as soon as the eu. will make the appropriate decision, the signature of the ukrainian president will instantly appear under this fateful document. we we have no right to delay signing the economic part of the agreement. the same applies to the fastest introduction of a visa-free regime for ukrainians with the european union. in the summer of 2014, flight mh-17 was shot down by a high-tech anti-aircraft system of origin that no one doubted. it was delivered from russia and used by russian specialized military crews. despite the international resonance and indisputable evidence, the russian propaganda machine persistently continued to spread lies. international a team of specialists put their best efforts into a thorough reconstruction of the wreckage, piecing together a terrible puzzle. penetrating elements that pierced the plane were also found in the bodies of three crew members. who were sitting in the cabin. factory fragments

that would be there look we can survive joe biden fumbling around normandy. we can survive trying get up a a flight of theirs or barack obama we could survive these people we cannot survive an electric dumb enough to elect the same people that do the samehe thing. and they get worse. like this guy is crazy so far left he soon the nuttiest things ever. a lot of things he said then was moderate republicans are saying now. i think it would be there would be more despair. they would run a campaign to a bunch of people like us who have never seen a hardship of never had to worry about our next meal and they would not be able to relate because it was so different and the stakes were so much higher that i cannot imagine him walking in here and seeing what have you done to my country? >> thanksr you for coming out fr do think israel will go after hezbollah?n, >> it got a lot going on you're talking to the north in lebanon? they've got a lot going on obviously from a different direction but i would not begin to predict that. we can sit back and criticize about militar

the americans, with the support of the british , entered the main land of europe in the normandy invasionn the north of france. in asia, japan had besieged the asan region of india, but was finally forced to retreat . in the pacific, america was able to defeat japanese forces in the islands.

as you may or may not know, he spent the night with the troops the night before they deployed to normandy and they were walking around and talking and there is a fairly famous picture where he is talking to another soldier number 23. they made a poster step out of that one and he ended up taller than the soldier. not really sure how that happened. but anyway i said your picture has been on my father's desk, my grandfather's desk and a postage stamp. i never saw my grandfather so intense. he said what was he talking about. we were talking about saginaw. he walked around and put everybody at ease and just tried to make it as easy as possible but still that came back to the expression. one place where the quick and the dead walk together and i was not announced or anything like that. i was wondering how the troops ever got up the bluff. a veteran came up behind me and said he just started talking. he said i wanted to clear the woods really and out of my unit of 15, only five survived. it now only three are in the camp tribal. i said wow and the person i had been with dropped back to give me

thing to think that more people died on a single day normandy than died in the entire iraq war of 20 years. and when you sit back you think about that you have 430,000 americans died in world war 54. total 4 million total people died that day. that's 3% at the time of the world's population gone in a world war and. you can't say it enough. you can't look back. you can't teach history enough about that. but unfortunately, it's being stripped out of our culture today. it's anything that is not popular anything that's not politically correct, anything doesn't fit a progressive narrative is being pushed further and further and further out of our curriculum. and that's why i wrote this book. it's, you know, not it's not a hard read in. the sense that it's short stories about pivotal people. some you've heard of, some haven't heard of. and it it doesn't allow people to whitewash history, you know, and everybody's heard the story. some of the key founding fathers, george washington, ben franklin, places like that, they they did fantastic things. people behind them also did amazing things to

as allied forces make landfall on the beaches of normandy, their paths converge over questions of fatee, and the futility of war. many members of the velshi banned bookclub will already know the name of the novel i just summarized, because today's feature is not just a total prize winner, or acclaimed literary work, or contemporary classic, or "new york times" bestseller, "all the lights we cannot see by anthony doerr is beloved. centered in world war ii, it is a master class in nonlinear storytelling, not only do the chapters shift their focus between murray lowe and werner, finally converging with with the battle of saint-malo in 1944, the entire novel jumps back and forth through time. the result is enveloping and intensely suspenseful. while "all the light we cannot see" is set in world war ii, it is not a holocaust book, rather grapples with morality, human connection, and faith when confronted with the shattering brutalities of war. "all the light we cannot see" is one of those books that cannot be aptly summarized with just plot points alone. the little group literal writing sty

even the normandy landings pale in comparison, apparently that was the democrats' way of thinking. the republicans, on the other hand, have a rational way of thinking, a long weekend ahead, and so harris's first interview will quickly be forgotten. but in the fall. housing prices will start to creep up again. we must do everything possible to make buying a home more affordable. she stands here and says that on the very first day she is going to solve the problem of affordable housing in our country. but the first day for kamla was 3 and a half years ago. what the hell have you been doing all this time. her housing problem has long been solved. a house in birtley, apartments in san francisco and oakland, a condominium in washington and her and doug elmhof's family nest, a $ 5 million mansion in brentwood california. everything is fine there, only the neighbors grumble because the street is always blocked by secret service agents, wall street journal reporters collected the opinions of the dissatisfied. it is very annoying to be their neighbor, the street is always blocked off, i wil

kelly: case and i -- chase and i were together in normandy. he chose to jump out of an airplane. i chose to wish him luck. we are on this mission now. i don't know about that. if you look at us and we have a conversation, there's not person on this conference that's identifying just as a republican or a democrat. we're identifying as members of congress on a task force with a task to restore the faith and trust and confidence the american people have to have in our system. so with that being said, jason crow, who is co-chairing this with me, please, jayson. -- please, jason. mr. crow: i'm jason crow from colorado. i want to thank congressman mike kelly for welcoming us to his district and setting a tone of bipartisanship on this task force. i want to thank the people of butler for welcoming us to their community. i know there's been a lot of attention and scrutiny on this community since july 13, but they've been very gracious and welcoming during our visit here. i want to thank the pennsylvania state police and the sheriffs, butler county sheriff's department for hosting us and

unlike all. other european leaders, take at least macron of normandy on the anniversary of the eventsed with the defeat nazi germany, the prime minister of slovakia robert fica was not afraid to invite a russian delegation and russian journalists to his country to his residence. in 1938, britain, germany, italy and france became participants in the munich agreement. by feeding hitler the sudetenland of czechoslovakia, london and paris hoped to divert the aggression of the nazis from themselves and direct it to the east, towards the soviet union. after the occupation of prague , a puppet fascist regime of jozef tiso emerged in slovakia. this catholic priest persecuted and killed communists, jews, gypsies, orthodox. after hitler attacked the ussr, he sent slovaks to fight on the eastern front. there were cases of them going over to the red army, but the anti-fascists were gathering in the rear, in slovak cities, behind the bratislava. at the time of the uprising , there were still 9 months left until the liberation of slovakia from the nazis, it was a long journey with huge losses, whic

interview, seating a nanny named tim next to her walls, doesn't that speak of courage, even the normandy pales in comparison, apparently the democrats had this line of thinking, the republicans have a rational line of thinking, a long weekend is coming, and therefore the first interview with harris will be quickly forgotten, but in the fall housing prices will start to creep up again. we must do everything possible to buy a home... for $5 million in brentwood, california. everything is fine there, only the neighbors grumble because the street is always blocked by secret service agents, wall street journal reporters collected opinion of the dissatisfied. it is very annoying to be their neighbor. the streets are always blocked. i will vote for her if she agrees to sell her house. in washington, harris and her husband have official housing, the naval observatory, the official residence of the us vice president. they often hold receptions there, but the list of guests for 3 and a half years has never included kamala's 86-year-old father, who, as it turned out, lives just a mile away in the n

did american boys die in normandy, in korea and, in valley forge for this? listen to the answer to those questions. it is another voice. it is a quiet voice in the tumult of the shouting it is the voice of the great majority of americans. the americans, the non shouters the non demonstrators, they're not racists are sick. they're not guilty of the crime that plagues the lab. they are black and they're white. they're native born, foreign born. they're young and they're all they work in america's factories they run america's businesses. they serve in government. they provide most of the soldiers who died to keep us free, they give drive to the spirit of america. they give lift the american dream. they get steel to the backbone of america. they're good people. they're decent people. they work, they save, and they pay their taxes and they care like theodore roosevelt. they know that this country will not be a good for any of us to live in unless it's good place for all of us to live in. and this i say. this, i to you tonight is, the real voice of america in this

did american boys die in normandy, in korea and, in valley forge for this? listen to the answer to those questions. it is another voice. it is a quiet voice in the tumult of the shouting it is the voice of the great majority of americans. the americans, the non shouters the non demonstrators, they're not racists are sick. they're not guilty of the crime that plagues the lab. they are black and they're white. they're native born, foreign born. they're young and they're all they work in america's factories they run america's businesses. they serve in government. they provide most of the soldiers who died to keep us free, they give drive to the spirit of america. they give lift the american dream. they get steel to the backbone of america. they're good people. they're decent people. they work, they save, and they pay their taxes and they care like theodore roosevelt. they know that this country will not be a good for any of us to live in unless it's good place for all of us to live in. and this i say. this, i to you tonight is, the real voice of america in this