people from all over the world, it s really something, what they re remembering. david: onofrio sa carry. he was determined to be here for the 80th. you came back five years ago, you re back here today. how important is it that people remember? oh, you got to remember. we fought for freedom. and we got to have the younger generation to help us now. we re dependent on them. david: in normandy today, the commemoration ceremony for the veterans who landed here on d-day. president biden we cannot let what happened here be lost in the silence of the years to come. david: while back on that beach, alan kinder, who told us that all of this has been a gift, because he s been able to talk about the war again. and in doing so, become closer to his grandson, justin. your grandfather has told me what a gift to have revisited
place in history. especially in his second term, he talks a lot about putting himself on his continue continue wum with other presents and trying to remind people that thinks may look different after the fact than they do in the heat of the moment. george w. bush when his approval ratings were tanking, they frequently said this will all look different in ten years time and that s true. he paid tribute to the veterans at normandy today. there is a bipartisan agreement in the senate we want to note to move forward on veterans affairs reforms. some new money and authority to hire and fire people. we ll see if that one can pass the house. but washington is sort of working at least on one issue this week. we ll see how that goes. let s move to what would be a big day for our economy and the