good monday morning to you. craig melvin here on this memorial day. we are watching president biden and vice president harris and the official party depart arlington national cemetery in what has become an annual tradition. today, we remember the sacrifices of our men and women in uniform who gave their lives for ours. we just heard president biden marking this somber day at arlington national cemetery. the president speaking after the traditional laying of a wretch, saying a prayer at the time of the unknown soldier. this is part of what we just heard from president biden. here on these gentle rolling green hills and across america and around the globe lie buried
country, to do something, to honor their country and tieing in the current events like when it comes to voting rights and equality as a country. you could certainly see this painting a picture of the big bigger, broader role. general austin there, vice president harris, president biden there at arlington national cemetery last hour. this, of course, the tomb of the unknown soldier, that symbol of service and sacrifice and mourning and memory of laying of the wreath there. annual tradition. shannon, the president seemingly had an inflection point in his presidency, as we head into the summer months. give us a sense of his