harris. the vice president has been a partner. you have heard him say that multiple times. today marks the 70th anniversary of d-day. i got in on the planning of d-day i have been waiting for. this sorry, sorry. steve: we re having our own fox square diner segment. brian: we brought the diner to fox square. [cheers] why do you fill me up butter cup, baby just to let me down led me around [applause] i need you brian: do you know what i m realizing not many people use the term butter cup anymore. it used to be a popular term. you see in those marilyn monroe movies. john wayne movies. butter cup. you hear it used sarcastically toughen up butter cup. ainsley: my dog s name is rosy tiny butter cup. my daughter named her. she came with the name tiny. and she wanted to keep tiny in there but she wanted to add a butter cup. steve: fantastic. brian: we wanted to add the paris baguette to fox square. we wanted to make this whole place a diner. it s success
and it was pretty much hand-to-hand combat. you know, he said we stayed cold, hungry, it was miserable. scared for our lives. and he lost most of his friends, you know, in his company that he went in with. but this is not the same military we had back then. brian: i know. got reinvent that military and mindset of winning wars. you must appreciate deception. if the germans knew where we were coming in, it would have been a problem. it was all about deception. if you read about d-day it was about taking gamables. you know, god was on our side with the wea weather. weather was huge factor. take your hat off to the people 79 years ago that stormed that beach it was a bloodbath. the movies you see depict what went on. ainsley: my mom went with their friends and she said they just wecht there is a big american flag flying there thank you so much. steve: u.s. senator, folks.