bret: thanks, judge. a appreciate you too. breaking tonight. following two major stories. brand new fox polling on the presidential race showing some key states flipping sides. we will bring you that but, first bret: this is the 80th anniversary of one of the most military campaigns in world history it. changed the world. the allied invasion of normandy, france set the stage for the defeat of the axis powers in world war ii. president biden one of several global leaders at a special commemoration today in france. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has highlights tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. jacqui: good evening, bret. 25 heads of state gathered to commemorate d-day but the stars were the world war ii veterans, many more than 100 years old who the president credited with saving the world. drawing parallels between u.s. efforts to stop the infamous nazi dictator of the 1940s with the fight against russian aggression today. you wan
Forces to strike within russian territory. we re not talking about giving them weapons to strike moscow. to strike the kremlin, to strike just across the border where they are receiving significant fire. jacqui: putin suggested it amounts to direct participation in the war before, again, making a veiled nuclear threat. for some reason the west believes that russia will never use that. biden never named his 2024 rival, former president trump but highlighted their policy differences, lauding the important of alliances like nato. isolationism was not the answer 80 years ago and it is not the answer today. framing the sacrifice of those who fought and died at normandy as a living thing. democracy is never guaranteed, every generation must preserve it. defend it, and fight for it. that s the test of the ages. jacqui: today the u.s. announced another $225 million in military support for ukraine you, including ammunition that they can use to strike over the russian border. a
Mid-air, crashing to the ground, with u.s. officials now saying it s likely prigozhin was killed. prigozhin and putin close allies before the mercenary boss and his men marched on moscow. putin calling that a stab in the back. today, the russian president initially offering what he called his sincerest condolences to the families of all ten victims onboard the plane. but then calling prigozhin someone with a complex destiny, and making a veiled reference to that mutinous march on moscow, saying the wagner boss made, quote, serious mistakes in life. tonight, new details on what may have caused prigozhin s plane to suddenly plunge from 28,000 feet. the associated press reporting that a preliminary u.s. intelligence assessment found the crash was intentionally