w. william good croft is generally debates are not the biggest thing that voters are looking at when determine their candidates, especially in recent election cycles which have become more, more polarized. and people tend to make up their minds and not really be able to change them. that said, as we know these elections are extremely close, they come down to not just swing states, but swing counties. so even losing a few 1000 votes here and there, because of the debate could be a massive change could, could call it for the president, whoever over the next candidate will be. well, one fact that does remain is that americans poll after poll are massively, i'm interested in either candidate. we're talking a lot about how joe biden is, is unfavorable among americans. but donald trump is not well liked either of these or 2 candidates that nobody, i should say nobody but a lot of people just don't want. and yet the way the us system is set up. these are the candidates you're left with. the big question then is for the democrats at least, uh, what about a plan b for bud? yeah, well, it's probably not

voters and people who are not as attracted or attached to this very western centric narrative w's williams and pro, thank so much for that analysis. we are going to go back to fronts now to correspond to the sonya falling because she's standing by for us in the account in normandy. sonya, there are about 2 hundreds surviving veterans. they are taking center stage today, of course, that these commemorations. can you tell us more about how they're going to be participating in this era many as well. i think we, we still very somebody moving images audio at the american symmetry where a french western micro on, you know, awarded francis highest onto the visual and don't know too many of these american veterans. many of them in wheelchairs who may belong to the hill of the bulk of them about the 200 veterans. what attending to the most of them are from america. many of made the sponsor plotting jody with their relatives and medical teams and assistance in attendance. so, so it's been very moving images of use that of course the veterans like you said, have really taking center stage of instead

w. william blue cross here in the studio. and william a big speech and a historic location. what stood out to you from what we heard from joe biden today? it was shorter than i thought. and she didn't have any real one liners. i would really expecting some kind of, you know, take away sound bite that something very easily quotable, somebody like what we heard in the state of the union. we didn't hear a lot of that today. he waved in and out. we kind of heavy historian and chief with the, with the president, kind of which is something kind of become a thing for joe biden. recently, he was at the us holocaust memorial and much of his speech. there was just kind of giving a history lesson about the holocaust. so he's this has become a pattern for him of a spending a lot of his, of his talk time. literally just going through historical facts, which of course, 80 years later of since the day a bite and probably sees is very important cuz it's become, it's been so much time that it's actually important just to remind people of what actually happened that in itself is a political s

now the w report, william blue croft is here in the studio with me to talk a little bit about what is happening today in normandy and william. that stuff's about let's start with point to hock where today's speech is taking place. tell us a little bit more about the significance of the location. this image is actually a really good one that we have if we can switch cameras. great, exactly. and again, my big head out of the way. um, cuz you can see print to hook sticks out into the english channel and it's on a cliff. and so i have these perfect observation and firing lines onto both utah beach and omaha beach on each side of, of the coastline there. and so the germans had put big guns, big artillery pieces on the top. you see where the memorial is now. that's where those guns were and they could have easily fired down upon both beaches. utah in omaha which were 2 of the most difficult of the 5 the day beaches where the americans landed. and were some of the heaviest casualties were. and so commanders ally commanders who they had to neutralize that site. and although they've been pound

and the w reports of william blue cross joins me now in the studio some more on what's happening in normandy. welcome, lillian, and what stood out for you in particular. and what we heard from president biden today because he was quite pointed in certain remarks, wasn't right, he's continuing a theme is administration, which is a very simplified view of the worlds that puts democracies versus i'll talk proceeds or democracies versus authoritarian systems. and world war 2 is the perfect parallel to be able to make that very simplified case. indeed, a, in particular, because the day was this very salient, singular point in time, that really was, you know, 150000, mostly men storming beaches into one of the most deadliest and dangerous combat situations ever seem to liberate you're up. and many of them pay the ultimate price for that. of course, history has a way of smoothing out the complications and smoothing out some of the less, the less nicer bits of history, right? democracies aren't just good and i'll talk these aren't just bad. even at that time, world war 2, the democracies were talkin

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williams, scott jennings. he's a cnn senior political commentator and former special assistant to president george bush, w bush and cnn politics, white house reporters stephen collinson is here. >> gentlemen. thank you so much for being with us this morning. stephen collinson, i want to start on the big picture here because i really do want to spend some time with what donald trump had to say about his supporters potentially having a quote, unquote, breaking point. i mean, we are seeing are politics become incredibly just incendiary and i think the would immediately came to my mind and what shift was referencing in part was what donald trump said in the debate back in 2020, which was that his supporters should stand back and standby. let's let's watch that what do you want to call them? give me a name, give me a surprise, just like me to condemn proud process and right stand back and yeah, it's for whereas be advisers probably about 300 frau voice, their marching eastbound. >> and this 400 block of kind of independence actually own the ball towards the united states capitol and we also had a proud boys tell th

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