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message is going to be received by a war-weary electorate who heard from president biden back in 2020 that he planned to end forever wars like the war in afghanistan, where the us withdrew in 2021, albeit in a chaotic the way. and since then, two new hot wars have begun. the war in ukraine that is now inching toward the three-year mark. and the war between israel and hamas, which while only months-long at this point is still far longer than anyone in the biden administration had expected it to last. and there's frustration among the electorate about how long these wars will continue to i asked and how long the us will continue funding the defenses of these country. there also is expected to be an implicit nod to the future and the risk of isolation depending on the policies that some of these countries may pursue. we don't expect president biden to named donald trump by name either today or tomorrow in his speech from pointe-du-hoc, which is the point over looking at the beaches here that cliffs that