because i had advisors around me who weren't telling me what to do. so we've got to work with his advisors quite frankly to get him comfortable. because if you put a specific plan on the table you have to be able to defend it especially with the media. maybe he is not ready to defend it right now and i'm okay with that. the fact he is recognizing we have to throw out the tax code, that is major progress. so i'm not frustrated at this point. martha: very interesting. herman cain, thank you very much. good to see you, sir. we'll see you soon. >> thank you, martha, martha. all right. martha: martha, martha. bill: that is clever. martha: once is not enough. bill: today marks one of america's most defining moment, june 6th, 1944. it was d-day on the western shores of france. 5,000 ships, 13,000 aircraft backed up 160,000 allied troops as they landed along the beaches of normandy to take on the nazis. by day's end the allies lost more than 9,000 soldiers but