and welcome to hannity. and tonight, part two of my exclusive interview with former president trump. that s momentsf my exc. hea we re going to hear about an important update from president trump update fs searco much more of that s straight ahead. but first, today marks the 80th anniversary of d-day. thenow, in the early morning ho of june six, 1944, whilee of the tide of normandy ran red with blood, thousands of brave younge ra men, american men, far away from home, storming the beaches in northern france amid a hail of gunfire. no cover whatsoever.gunf ir2501 americans lost their livs that day. but it was not in vain because this marked the beginning of the end for mar. nazi germany and adolf hitler. and less than a year later, the wad thr in europe was final over. today, president biden was in normandover. y to commemorate day the solemn day. it was important for the president to b, itortante t. but now, unfortunately, as per usual, it wasn tbu up, joe.jectv he seemed t
park two of my exclusive interview with former president moments away, will hear about an important update from the vp surge, and so much more, straight ahead. first today marks the 80 the anniversary of d-day. in the early morning hours of june sixth, 1944 the tide of normandie ran red with blood. thousands of brave young man, american men far away from home, storming the beaches and northern france amid a hail of gunfire, no cover whatsoever, 2501 americans lost their lives that day. but it was not in vain, it marks the beginning of the end for nazi germany and hitler and then a year later the war in europe was finally over. today president biden was a normandie to commemorate the solemn day, it was important for the president to be there but unfortunately as per usual, it was injective joe, he seemed completely out of it. biden struggled with where to walk, where to sit, where to stand even appeared as oftentimes and generally uneasy during the entire trip. s fox news rep
and i think it s an achievement that president trump should trump it when he s out there because talk about an indiscriminate epidemic pick the drug crisis affects everyone and gentlemen, 18 to 45 euros in this country, the number 1 killer is fentanyl, think about that for the moment. this affects everyone, we called the crisis next door and by the way his brother died at the age of 42 alcoholism. and for the president to express that many times in the dining room to other victims of drug crises. he also would say, it s not a moral failing. if the disease. and we did so much that was accomplished that he accomplished i know focus again, i hate to tell everybody but hunter biden s father is never gonna focus on the drug crisis and speaking, let me just say this. we sell real evidence and heard real evidence in the courthouse in delaware this week as opposed to new york conclusions in search of evidence. everywhere you looked there was evidence. and his own voice in his own
and i think that s an achievement that president trump should trumpet an achi wht he s out out there, because talk about an indiscriminate epidemic. the drug crisis affects everyone. and, gentlemen crisi, 18 toin 45 year olds in this country right now, the numbeountryrk one killer is fentanyl. think about that for the moment. this is thisabt moment. affects everyone.or we call to the crisis next door. and by the way, he s hisy the brad jr died at the age of 42 of alcoholism. and for the presidene agt expreo that many times in the state dining room to other victims of drug crises. the drug crises he also would say this is not a moral i failing. it s a it s a diseast s noe. and we did so much that was accomplished. he accomplished. i know he s going to focus again. i hate to tell everybody, i hateverybodye hunter biden ser father is never going to focus on the drug crisis seriouslya .s and speaking of hunter biden, let me just say this. we saw real evidence, heard in the courthouse in de
communities, addiction was seen as a choice. and therefore if you end up incarcerated or dead, somehow you made a bad choice. and now that it s spread to wealther potentially whiter suburban rural communities, it is now seen as a disease, which it should be seen as, but we do have to recognize the racial inequities and the injustice of where we came from. how is it then, kate snow, that how we view addiction has changed? again, i want to be careful here because i m certainly not trying to diminish the crisis of communities in this country. we ve had drug crises in america that have been just as bad, if not worse, by some measures. and the attitudes then just don t seem to be the same as they are now. first of all, i think the numbers are quite a bit higher now. yes. than they were. but as the doctor said, you hear this when you go to any of the places across this country. people, society, has changed the