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my d day tribute. heroes of the greatest generation. rare photos from 68 years ago. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. our big story. we ll talk to the man who ran the pentagon twice. with presidential politics heating up, battles raging across syria, who better to talk about this than donald rumsfeld. we ll talk about the cause closest to his part. his support for the american wounded warriors. debbie wasserman schultz joins me for the failed wisconsin recall. she ll tell me what thee thinks went wrong and why she says the vote will send a message to scott walker. we ll begin with donald rumsfeld. he was secretary of defense under gerald ford and george w bush. he s the author of known and unknown memoir now out in paper back. mr. secretary, welcome to the show. thank you very much. good to be with you. let me start, sort of your reaction to wisconsin. what does it mean? we re five months today away from the election. what does it really mean in the bigger
house and the wall street. i ll talk about america s choice, 2012. plus, only in america, my d-day tribute for heroes of the greatest generation. rare photos from the historic day. 68 years ago. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. tough talk from the man who ran the pentagon twice with presidential politics heating up, battles raging across syria and tensions mounting between israel and iran, who better to talk about this than donald rumsfeld. on this d-day anniversary we ll talk about the cause closest to his heart, support for the woundewoun woundestwoun woundewoun wounded warriors. and then debbie wasserman schultz will be joining us and why it sends a message to scott walker. we have big questions for donald rumsfeld. he was the secretary of defense under ford and he s an author. welcome back. thank you very much. good to be with you. let me start with your reaction to wisconsin. what does it mean? five months away from the election. what does it really me
moment for america s middle clast. the main street message for the white house. america s choice 2012. plus only in america. my d day tribute. heroes of the greatest generation. rare photos from 68 years ago. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. our big story. we ll talk to the man who ran the pentagon twice. with presidential politics heating up, battles raging across syria, who better to talk about this than donald rumsfeld. we ll talk about the cause closest to his part. his support for the american wounded warriors. debbie wasserman schultz joins me for the failed wisconsin recall. she ll tell me what thee thinks went wrong and why she says the vote will send a message to scott walker. we ll begin with donald rumsfeld. he was secretary of defense under gerald ford and george w bush. he s the author of known and unknown memoir now out in paper back. mr. secretary, welcome to the show. thank you very much. good to be with you. let me start, sort of your r