they had 80 of these arranged in thear ark around omaha beach. they said it sounded like tearing a piece of paper inho half, that is how fast the bullets left the muzzle. i won't make you do the math. it works out to 2,200 bullets across omaha beach every second. that's almost more in the air than air. it was so intense some of the troops balked at leaving the landing craft at all. there was one that dropped and killed the first floor right there in the rank just outright killed them and smacked cleaning and climbing off the ramp and the wall of kicking up water and surf and the soldiers just froze and the navy stood up and called out come on, fellas, get out i've got to go get another load. and they did. they had artillery and was pretty busy blowing up the landing boats and the larger kind of an alphabet soup of the amphibious crowds involved and the ship infantry even if they were successful depositing, they were blown up right there along the beach and what that meant was the beachfront itself was crowded and smashed up and burning ships and

they spread out along omaha beach. two of them along with the british destroyer supported the army rangers who were sailing to pointe du hoc west of omaha. and we've all seen photos of that. such an astonishing scene. if you've notit been there, go quickly because it's eroding fast and if you want to get a sense of have a look at the time and just try to understand the psychology of the men who made that klein, you should go. mccor joined by the harding took up positions near the center of omaha beach and five others led by the the squadron flagship frankford. with sanders on board steamed the eastern end of the beach near. these were the beaches green and easy. the destroyers took up positions. 800 yards off the surf line. now, given that gradual slope of the beach, they were pretty shallow center. in his official report, there were times when we had less than one inch of water under our keel. they were so close they were being by rifle bullets. these dozen or so destroyers constitute, only a tiny fraction of. these s

it works out to 2200 bullets across omaha beach every. second, that's almost more bullets in the air than. air. the fire was so intense some the embarked troops balked at leaving the landing craft at, all as one landing craft dropped its rank ramp machine gun bullets killed the first four men right there in the front rank, getting ready to leave just outright killed them and smacked, clinging, clanging off the ramp on the wall and kicking up water and surf in front the boat and the soldiers just froze and navy coxswain at the stern stood and called out plaintively. come on, fellas get out. i got to go get another load. and they did. the germans had artillery, of course, and it was pretty blowing up the landing boats and the larger lct is kind of an alphabet soup of amphibious craft involved or lct landing craft tank as opposed to the lsd landing ship tank and the l i's landing ship infant tree. and as they did, if they were successful on deposit ing their men and equipment ashore, they were blown up right there along the beach. and what t

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debate in omaha. again, work for that vote as others have done in the past, including president trump and president biden. >> have you received any communication from x president trump directly? has he attempted to talk to you? >> i don't talk about private conversations. i can say that people have reached out through phone calls and emails and both sides really have worked hard, but they have been 90% professional and polite and i would say both campaigns were 100% professional and polite and we had good conversations. i tried to tell people, tell me why i am wrong. teach me something i don't know, but since 2016 when i ran i have been consistent on this issue based on the idea that i think this is better than winner take all. better for our democracy. let people vote. also how about the green dot? it is an economic boost to the city of omaha. come and talk to the people of the second congressional district and work for that vote and that potential win. >> i know that trump said you were wrong about

have a debate in omaha. again, work for that vote and work for that win as others have done in the past including former president trump and president biden. >> have you received any communication from former president trump directly? >> my policy for the last eight years, i don't talk about private conversations. i can say that people have reached out through phone calls and emails and both sides really have worked hard, but they've been 90% you know, professional and polite. i would say both campaigns were hundred percent professional and polite and we had good conversations and i was try to tell people you know, tell me why i'm wrong. teach me something i don't know , but since 2016 when i ran, i have been consistent on this issue based on the idea that i think this is better than winner take all. it is better for our democracy. let people vote. the idea of the red dot, blue dot, how about the green dot? it is an economic boost to the city a phone call but also have them work for the dot. come have them t

the blue wall plus the blue dot of omaha that reaches to 70. if she does not win any other states across the sunbelt. so that's why it matters. but at this point, it looks like the law will not change this year. >> jake, jeff zeleny, nebraska zone. thank you so much. let's bring in another nebraska and he's one of the republicans pushing for this change to the brass because election law congressman mike flood of nebraska, thanks so much for being here, sir. we appreciate it. so one of the holdouts as jeff just noted, state senator mike mcdonald of omaha, he wrote this statement today that included in part quote, after deep consideration it is clear to me that right now 43 days from election day is not the moment to make this change. he goes on to say, nebraska voters either party, should have the final say on how we pick a president. does that mean the efforts over? >> well, it certainly disappointing that it would be a pretty large setback last week, i was in the governor's mansion when we had that meeting with lindsey graham governor pillen,

cnn's jeff zeleny explains these blue dots are popping up on lawns across omaha, signs of a campaign.e're not only every vote counts, but we're every electoral vote is critical be debated back-and-forth, and we went for said, well, i think history is kinda cool and it turned out to be a huge win earning conversation. saclay, we had no idea that conversation. then that's the important part because as soon as you start the conversation, you'd have a full conversation. >> ruth hybe nar brown and her husband, jason, are suddenly having more conversations about the blue dot symbolizing a democratic island in a sea of nebraska red, and the state's unique way of dividing electoral votes with plausible that we could have a tie. and a whole notion of oh, my vote doesn't matter. it's really tossed out the window because this could be it. this could be the deciding factor for all of the pathways for kamala harris and donald trump to reach the white house. the race for 270 electoral votes could come down to nebraska's sprawling second district. and here's why if harris carries the three blue wall

june 16, 1944, lst landed on omaha beach delivering tanks, troops, and supplies. ship, they landed in portsmouth and resumed resupply missions. they earned a degree in chemical engineering had a long career at the atomic energy commission. [applause] retired army colonel frank cohen was joined -- was born in germany, 19 25, escaping to the u.s. with his parents at the age of 13. he served in the battle of the bulge, in the rhineland central europe and pains, meeting russians at the alder river. he later served as a guard for nazi prisoners tried in the second nuremberg trial. he has served in the military for 35 years, including tours in korea and vietnam, that was before retiring from his role as chief of staff of the military district in washington. [applause] with us in spirit are all of our world war ii veterans, including our dear friend the late hermann site check, who landed -- syche k, who landed on d-day. we are grateful to have his family with us, along with all of our veterans. please, remain seated while we prepare for the visual wreathlaying at the fr

my cd47 landed on omaha beach.hough a number of planes were shot down, and that particular danger was not very worrisome at the time. our real concern was to get those wounded boys on the planes and into the hospital. we came in low, landed on perforated steel planking that had been placed on the sand. the engines were revving as letters were pushed through the door, and we were back in the air before several of the litters were properly hung up. the boys i brought back to england were injured horribly. but not one of them on any of my flights died en route. not one of them. other nurses were not so fortunate. june 1944. >> president franklin delano roosevelt's prayer for d-day. radio broadcast, 6 june, 1944. almighty god, our sons proud of our nation, this day has set upon a mighty endeavor, a struggle to preserve our republic, our religion, and our civilization, and to set free a suffering humanity. lead them straight and true, give strength to their arms, stuckness to their hearts, steadfastness in their faith.

on june 16, 1944, lst landed on omaha beach, delivering tanks, troops, and supplies.as repaired in port and resumed resupply missions. postwar, jim used the g.i. bill to earn a degree in chemical engineering and had a long career with the atomic energy commission. >> [ applause ] retired army colonel frank cohen was born in germany in 1925 and escaped to the united states with his parents at the age of 13. he was drafted into the u.s. army and served in the battle of the bulge and met russians. he later served as sergeant of the guard for prisoners, tried in the second nuremberg trial. colonel cohen served in the military for a total of 35 years including tours in korea and vietnam before retiring for his role as chief and staff in the military district of washington. >> [ applause ] with us in spirit are all of our world war ii veterans including our dear friend who landed in the first wave on utah beach on d-day. we are grateful to have his family with us as we remember him and all of our veterans. please remain seated while we prepare for the official replaying the

because the idea is that omaha is this blue dot, right? that it goes for democrats.e were talking about this in the break because it really did come down to this one member of the state legislature in nebraska who was under immense pressure. he had been a democrat. he's now a republican. they were trying and it convince him, hey, change this law in nebraska they thought a couple other people would follow him if he did that and he came out. he said, no, i'm not doing it. so this is apparently off the table. >> is it and what are the dynamics here? well, if it worked, but to be a tie goes to the u.s. house and each state delegation in congress votes by itself, which mean, for instance minnesota is at 44 tie in their delegation. tim walz's home state might not even vote for them, even if the people did. but i think in the end this is a bad idea. i didn't like it in 2021, democrats were changing election rules in the middle of the election. i think it's a bad idea to do it now, last year i could have been for them but i think now it's a bad idea. >> well, one thing i jus

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back in the dundee neighborhood of omaha, the blue dots are in such high demand. jason brown ran out of spray paint orders are stacking up. he said and not only from democrats, but from independents who may decide the election doesn't mean, oh my god, i've become my democrat. >> no, you're voting for what you feel is right for the future. so nine weeks before the election for all the talk of the blue wall states of pennsylvania and michigan and wisconsin, that is not enough to win the white house without the blue dot here in omaha. that is because the electoral votes are divided here by congressional district, only nebraska and maine have this process republicans and some tried to change it. democrats embrace it, but the bottom line here is the harris campaign and the trump campaign have all their eyes on nebraska for that one electoral vote. if this race is close it certainly could matter jeff zeleny cnn, omaha jeff, thank you. >> taylor fritz was hoping to do something no american man has done in 20 years at the u.s. >> open, that's next you're in the cnn newsro

and in omaha and work for it. so that's been my consistent position since i was elected in 16, started serving in 17, always willing to listen to people, try to understand their viewpoint, but sometimes i think people say, you know, nebraska nice and they look at that as a weakness. it's not, we work extremely hard can we play by the rules? so we're inviting everybody in to come in, play by the rules, work hard. we have both campaigns going strong in the second congressional district, and i think that's great for democracy i also think that president trump and i think vice president harris should come in and have a debate in omaha and fight. sometimes it's the blue dot, red dot i talked about the green dot. let's fight for the died. so well, you know, i think it's interesting as you laid out, right, you're not making the point that oh, it's about how much time is left and all that sort of thing. >> it's actually a much more macro principled point of view that you have about democracy and the role of your state. so

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so if they went to omaha, obama won omaha in 2008, biden won omaha in 2020. they get a share of the electoral votes, for example. so what that means practically, the kamala harris people are positioning themselves that if they lose georgia and they lose pennsylvania, states where gun violence has played heavenly. even if they lose those states, they could still get to 270. the difficulty, perhaps for donald trump. that will put a lot of pressure for him to win north carolina and arizona. this is a state-by-state, county-by-county play. what gets lost are the tragic developments that we saw today and moving forward. and also i think it will spill over and adds to the component of what is happening down ballot where they are seeking the house, trying to hold the senate. and republicans have a favorable map in the senate, facing an uphill battle. what happens will become important even though both candidates will have a lot of resources. >> all right, professor david, thank you so much. >> nice to see you. >> nice to see you too. again the presidential debate is

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how could north carolina and omaha, nebraska factor in?tate for donald trump? >> for donald trump it all depends i think, thanks for having me, about the blue wall. we start with that first. if kamala harris wins the three states pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan she has currently according to the polls up between one and two points in each of those states. if she wins those it is over. if she loses pennsylvania she is up by one, a virtual tie. if she loses, donald trump can win pennsylvania then the pressure is on harris to find another pathway. there are multiple pathways here. one of the obvious ones that's been getting a lot of recognition as you said is north carolina. pennsylvania has 19. north carolina plus another state plus georgia plus nevada or plus arizona. >> okay. it's always a chessboard when you try to figure this out. she wins either north carolina or georgia and keeps pennsylvania. is that it? does she win? >> i think the conventional wisdom is if she wins pennsylvania she can win the rest of those states. wisconsin an

in omaha could be the deciders. what led folks connected to donald trump talking about that electoral college vote. >> what are they trying? >> lindsey graham, senator from south carolina, was in nebraska yesterday. listen to a sound bite. to talked to julie tsirkin on capitol hill. he said he wasn't there for changing the way nebraska delegates out its electoral votes now. if you win the congressional district in nebraska's 2nd, that could go towards, as it did in 2020, towards the democrats. that could be a deciding vote. listen to lindsey graham. he said he did talk to members of the legislature about changing the state law in the final 47 days. >> i hope they will allow winner take all. i hope the people in nebraska will understand, this may come down to a single electoral vote. i don't believe a harris presidency is good for nebraska. apparently the delegation last night, the members of congress and the two senators, urged a change. it will be up to nebraska. we will see what they do. >> donald trump himself th

back in 2020, joe biden narrowly won that congressional district, cd2, right around omaha. this is what has led over the course of the last several months the trump campaign to hone their attention on potentially trying to change the state law in nebraska with the republican governor and republican members of the legislature to make a last-minute effort to change the law to make nebraska a winner take all. so effectively, in the scenario, it's 269 electoral college votes for kamala harris to 268 for donald trump, well, instead of that extra one going to kamala harris and giving her the election with 270, it would make it a 269-269 tie, which would then toss the presidential election to the u.s. house of representatives to be decided by the state delegations, which currently are favored among republicans. and so that's where i want to let you listen to lindsey graham, the senator from south carolina, who was in nebraska yesterday, and while he said that he was there for discussion around foreign policy and domestic affairs, he did acknowledge that some conversations focused

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