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  • Опубликовано: 5 июн 2024
  • Actor Tom Hanks sat down with CNN's Christiane Amanpour as celebrations for the 80th anniversary of D-Day, marking the beginning of the end of World War II, are underway. #CNN #News

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  • @MikeBarbre
    @MikeBarbre 13 дней назад +1733

    Jeezus, CNN. That's NOT the headline this interview warrants. Good grief.

    • @matrox
      @matrox 12 дней назад

      Its more effing Clinton News Network Fake News!

    • @theadventuresofsaltyjrover
      @theadventuresofsaltyjrover 12 дней назад +113

      They gotta get views somehow

    • @metamon2704
      @metamon2704 12 дней назад +15

      @@theadventuresofsaltyjrover the managed to get you look.

    • @davidmiska
      @davidmiska 12 дней назад

      Tom Hanks fighting for his Hollywood life with this response. Completely deflects the question. Good man for not entertaining stupid question with politics on such a day. The Dem party and biden are obviously the bigger threat to democracy with all their wild corruption

    • @michaelcorazzini6869
      @michaelcorazzini6869 12 дней назад +42

      Sure it does. Democracy is at stake

  • @RA82828
    @RA82828 15 дней назад +1803

    My pop just died two months ago at 103 years old. He served in WW2 and was so proud of it, he spoke of it often. I miss that old man so much.

    • @sevendegrees
      @sevendegrees 15 дней назад +15

      ❤❤❤❤

    • @ezzmayy
      @ezzmayy 15 дней назад +38

      I'm so grateful he lived 103 years. Alot of people don't make it to 21. I send you my sincere condolences and well wishes. 💖💖💓💓✨️✨️

    • @RA82828
      @RA82828 15 дней назад +23

      @@ezzmayy awwww thnx , you would've loved him, everybody did

    • @randybolin7409
      @randybolin7409 15 дней назад +23

      Vote blue my friend Biden cares about our people sorry for your loss

    • @yahsdaughterawaken4886
      @yahsdaughterawaken4886 15 дней назад +5

      ❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @daleh1234
    @daleh1234 5 дней назад +75

    I'm a Vietnam vet and I am not a hero. But I did answer my country's call; I did my job well as an electronics repairman; and I'm proud of it. You don't need to be a hero; you just need to be a patriot and love America and what it stands for.

    • @ivycutler1907
      @ivycutler1907 3 дня назад +5

      Thank you for your service and you are a hero 🌹🇺🇸

    • @morisn
      @morisn День назад +2

      Sir, you're a hero and don't let bigotry weaken that sentiment.

    • @user-hz4ei3ql5x
      @user-hz4ei3ql5x День назад

      Ur not a hero thank you

    • @charleshermann5108
      @charleshermann5108 День назад +2

      U r definitely a here my friend! I lost many friends in Vietnam! Very sad that our country was so ignorant! 🇺🇲

    • @charleshermann5108
      @charleshermann5108 День назад +2

      Hero

  • @acukaj
    @acukaj 2 дня назад +44

    It's been over 20 years now that i haven't watched 10 minutes of CNN. This time I did it out of the curiosity and some sort of trust I had on the integrity of Tom Hanks, waiting for that response. He answered in the most diplomatic way. Not disappointed.

    • @rappodon
      @rappodon День назад +6

      exactly my thoughts

    • @onlybassfishing1813
      @onlybassfishing1813 12 часов назад

      Not only that it's the truth, we've survived some truly horrible administrations that predate any of us alive today. We survived the ones that are under strict criticism from the polarization among our politics today. The right? Hated Obama, but the country is still here. The left? Hates Trump, the country is still here. The right? Hates Biden, the country is still here. Nixon, Truman, Carter, the Bushes, Clinton, Reagan, JFK, LBJ? We have 45 presidents, 248 years, a damn civil war. We are still here. Tom speaks the truth with that response through and through. Diplomatic or not.

    • @99tdtdtd
      @99tdtdtd 12 часов назад

      Totally agree, but, he’s covering his ass good because he’s on the Epstein list and DJT is going to release all names.

    • @melgibson3287
      @melgibson3287 11 часов назад

      Diplomatic = propaganda and rhetoric lol we literally stole millions from Holocaust victims

    • @conniearcher3462
      @conniearcher3462 5 часов назад +1

      Agree.

  • @lisam.willson1679
    @lisam.willson1679 17 дней назад +643

    To those who were there eighty years ago, THANK YOU! GOD BLESS YOU. 👍

    • @louannwilliamson-yp6kc
      @louannwilliamson-yp6kc 16 дней назад +16

      Yes. Totally true!

    • @infinitemonkey917
      @infinitemonkey917 16 дней назад +4

      And Zeus too.

    • @MockOverdrive
      @MockOverdrive 16 дней назад +1

      BE CAREFUL, SAYING "GOD" 🌄 MAY OFFEND LIBERAL DEMOCRATS 🙄 YET BELIEVING IN A BIG, FAT, ALIEN 👽 NAMED "LORD XENU" IS TOTALLY ACCEPTABLE TO THESE "SCIENTOLOGY" DEMOCRAT ACTORS/ACTRESSES 🤣 🤣 🤣

    • @ksteele13
      @ksteele13 15 дней назад +1

      To those of you 80 years ago. You’d be 100% ashamed of what your country has become under Joe Biden and the democrats.

    • @devenn4605
      @devenn4605 14 дней назад +1

      God bless you too!

  • @forlaw3625
    @forlaw3625 15 дней назад +1363

    My uncle, 18 years young, died on D-Day at Normandy. He was small & weighed down by his pack
    Like many others, he was killed in the water, never even reaching the beach. People fail to understand the brutality of D-Day & the truly selfless sacrifice that many young men made on that day. Every year, my mother pulled out his final letter to her. She would read it with tears running down her face.

    • @lindamarshall9724
      @lindamarshall9724 14 дней назад +106

      Deep respect to and your family 😢from England uk

    • @sheme4225
      @sheme4225 14 дней назад +63

      I can feel the pain of a mother...

    • @nathanarkwood1173
      @nathanarkwood1173 14 дней назад +48

      Hmm, that is heavy on the heart. Same for me, deep respect for your family.

    • @sandeedobberstine5591
      @sandeedobberstine5591 14 дней назад +9

      Although I give thanks for your family’s sacrifices, I don’t appreciate being told that people fail to understand the brutality of D-Day, and the sacrifices made. How dare you! Yours was and is not the only family affected and that made sacrifices. 🇺🇸

    • @Philippinescammersexposed
      @Philippinescammersexposed 14 дней назад +26

      And the politicians who sent them there sacrificed nothing

  • @mamawfrancy
    @mamawfrancy 8 дней назад +34

    My dad was in WWII & we lost him to dementia right before his 98th birthday last year. This inspiring video brought me even more appreciation for the men we lost then & the last of the WWII veterans we're losing today. Thank you Tom Hanks for your insight appreciation & utmost respect for all our veterans including my dad.

  • @U.S.President
    @U.S.President 6 дней назад +56

    My grandpa passed away in 2004, as a Chinese Nationalist soldier, he fought bravely in the Pacific theatre.

    • @davidcarature1296
      @davidcarature1296 5 дней назад +1

      My father was in the Philippines in 1942 he enlisted with he was 28 in the army.

    • @Ryan-on5on
      @Ryan-on5on 5 дней назад +12

      Too few Americans know that (Nationalist) China was involved in WWII, let alone the horrific military and civilian casualties suffered by that nation in its 14-year war against Imperial Japan. I say this both as a History Major and as the grandson of a U.S. Navy veteran who spent the war years patrolling the Caribbean on a sub-chaser. Regrettably, he was already fading fast when I was born in the late '90s, dying on Christmas Eve 2001 from complications of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. He was only 79 at death, but a decade's worth of poor health had mostly deprived him of body and mind. By all accounts a most humble man, on the (very rare) occasions when he mentioned the war, I've been told my grandfather always made a point of saying how the real heroes were not him or his younger brother, a Marine wounded at the bloodbath of Saipan, but the myriad guys who never made it home to their parents, children, or wives. This modesty was widely shared by my grandfather's peers, a now mostly dead cohort from whom latter generations could benefit by taking a lesson or two.
      A major flaw of WWII curriculum, at least as it is taught in American secondary school, is that it concentrates largely on the origins and playthrough of the Allied campaign against the Axis Powers in Europe and gives short shrift to the near-ten years of Japanese imperialist aggression in the Pacific Basin that cost the lives of millions and motivated the Attack on Pearl Harbor. I was fortunate in this regard to have had teachers who strived to ensure their students understood the "full picture" of history and took great pains to avoid any of us coming away with a U.S. or Euro-centric perspective of the Second World War. I hope you know that your grandpa was as much a hero as the brave boys and men who stormed the beaches of Normandy! More effort should be given in this country to commemorate the military dead of the other non-aggressor nations.
      Best,
      Ryan

    • @MrLocomatt
      @MrLocomatt День назад +2

      Taught me something today. These men suffered so much and I think we forget. I really do. Cause if we remembered all the bad stuff we would learn from our mistakes and stop doing them. Some say that makes us human by why do humans have to not try and learn from their mistake. My kind has. ♥️ is ❤❤

  • @5StoryWoodWorks
    @5StoryWoodWorks 12 дней назад +987

    I applaud Tom Hanks for not taking the CNN bait on such an important date. He left the spotlight on the heroes of D-Day they were there to honor. Well done sir, thank you.

    • @YxYzYx
      @YxYzYx 12 дней назад +18

      He’s a weak coward afraid to speak truth

    • @virglyd
      @virglyd 12 дней назад +36

      That was my thought exactly! It seemed to me that she was heading there in every question she asked and if we could tell, so could he. I'm sure he is in total agreement with her politics but he showed real class in sticking to the important subject at hand. She lost whatever class or journalistic integrity she may have once had long ago

    • @TylrVncnt
      @TylrVncnt 12 дней назад +26

      @@YxYzYxlol, ok well the world is just *dying* to hear the carefully nuanced and esteemed opinions of the enlightened one called YxYzYx..

    • @PatriciaMcNeill-mu5jy
      @PatriciaMcNeill-mu5jy 12 дней назад +6

      RIP Kappy

    • @user-ih4rp7mp7e
      @user-ih4rp7mp7e 12 дней назад +12

      He is a disgrace to the movie industry.never watch movies again.

  • @drlucy1137
    @drlucy1137 День назад +2

    My dad was there . He was a medic, 20 years old. He was the most patriotic man I have ever known and he raised us the same way. They truly are the greatest generation. Thank you to all who served and those currently serving.

  • @raduconstantin9015
    @raduconstantin9015 2 дня назад +7

    My grandpa fought on the eastern front.
    Part of the German-Romanian forces that took the fight to Stalingrad.
    It did not end well if you know what I mean, Russians took him prisoner, shaved his head, beat him to a pulp and forced him into hard labor at a prison camp.
    He made it out alive after the war ended and died in his own bed in 2010.
    Rest in peace grandpa I miss you.

    • @jenniferunderwood951
      @jenniferunderwood951 9 часов назад

      Not every German chose to fight for the reich. They were conscripted.

  • @user-mp3jy4qu9s
    @user-mp3jy4qu9s 19 дней назад +1425

    Thank you Mr. Hanks for speaking so eloquently for our beloved veterans.

    • @JosephVanceDude
      @JosephVanceDude 19 дней назад +5

      Another paid PR spokesperson right here
      Edit: take note of users with name_name_number usernames. These are assigned….the others are just unfortunately gullible and have been to think that anyone who says words which disagree with the “important people” words they memorized as rules is scary and a bad person. Pity these poor simpletons…
      Also, looking at the comments below of whom was triggered…it’s appreciated when the thin skinned zealots reveal the motives and biases within the virtue signals, gas lights and other immature local fallacies with which they have no choice but resort.
      It’s hard times keep up when no one is telling them what to think…
      Then again, at least the Biden campaign has a few dozen brainless simpletons to do stooge work and make it appear as if ANYONE in America cares for the current criminal in office.😂🤣

    • @richinoable
      @richinoable 19 дней назад +1

      Another kneeling serf 👇 ​@@JosephVanceDude

    • @edwardrichardson7076
      @edwardrichardson7076 19 дней назад +72

      And curses on the Felon who calls them losers!

    • @joshlight6892
      @joshlight6892 19 дней назад +44

      @@edwardrichardson7076 he isn't a felon and he never called them losers. You people run on so many lies

    • @user-hk9ye5wx4e
      @user-hk9ye5wx4e 19 дней назад +26

      ​@@JosephVanceDude Grow up

  • @CurriedBat
    @CurriedBat 19 дней назад +3058

    Rest in peace William ‘Bill’ H. Cameron, Canadian Naval war hero of D-Day. He was 100 years old, mere days away from this special reunion. Your service shall never be forgotten.

    • @davidwilliams1086
      @davidwilliams1086 19 дней назад +88

      If you can please thank his family for his service, from us Americans who appreciate his sacrifice, and the sacrifice of so many others.
      I wish I could say words to them and all the others.

    • @oldpossum57
      @oldpossum57 19 дней назад +53

      Deepest sympathy. When this segment showed the cliff at Omaha beach, I really chocked. Up. The young men at Juno beach who fought so bravely against the best of the German infantry and tank cavalry, May they never be forgotten
      Would all of our leaders respect the sanctity of that sacrifice and swear to achieve peace by negotiation.

    • @LyonsM
      @LyonsM 19 дней назад +28

      I’ve never heard of him but he must have been some fella. Give his family our (Americans) condolences.

    • @michellem-s1108
      @michellem-s1108 19 дней назад +18

      God rest his soul.

    • @janepepper5936
      @janepepper5936 19 дней назад +15

      Rest in peace brother 🙏 🎉

  • @RetroRides_Classics
    @RetroRides_Classics 2 дня назад +12

    Australia played a significant role also

  • @theviolinvoice4173
    @theviolinvoice4173 День назад +5

    Props to Tom Hanks for not letting this become a divisive interview and instead talking about being a more perfect Union. "America, America, God mend thine every flaw." Thank you to all those who have served our country in any way, including all the women who raise and educate the next generation. What you teach your children about our history and democracy is important.

  • @kreiner1
    @kreiner1 19 дней назад +1266

    I have loved Tom Hanks for 40 years, I have so much respect for this man.

    • @justiniswebb9
      @justiniswebb9 19 дней назад +1

      I think Trump's got him beat, by farrr.
      Biden 2024​@@FindMissingKids268

    • @williamwinn948
      @williamwinn948 19 дней назад +18

      I love Tom Hanks been watching him since I was a kid in the 80s same with Robert De Niro not so much anymore

    • @albatros12
      @albatros12 19 дней назад +12

      Time to grow up and get a job, little kid

    • @simonr9870
      @simonr9870 19 дней назад +26

      @@FindMissingKids268 that is a lie, it was proven over 4 yrs ago he never was in the flight logs.

    • @kreiner1
      @kreiner1 19 дней назад +17

      @@albatros12 I'll work on that boomer

  • @longhaulblue
    @longhaulblue 19 дней назад +1400

    Hanks is one classy American. Smart, witty, eloquent, charismatic, a heart of gold. A gentleman in the truest form of the word. A mensch.

    • @Dennis-tf2cs
      @Dennis-tf2cs 19 дней назад

      Maybe..... until you pull back the cover and expose the woke, bought and paid for Dem who rode on Jeffery's Plane...... you can figure out the rest.

    • @charanjitsidhu4733
      @charanjitsidhu4733 19 дней назад +33

      @longhaulblue• HEAR ! HEAR ! THANK YOU MR TOM HANKS , STAND FORWARD, AMERICA NEEDS YOU . WONDERFUL STATEMENT, LETS HAVE HANKS FOR PRESIDENT.

    • @cassettekid151
      @cassettekid151 19 дней назад

      Definitely a mensch.

    • @user-ze9ns4hu8m
      @user-ze9ns4hu8m 19 дней назад +41

      He seems sensible, like just a regular guy. I guess he is, but he's a good actor to

    • @bonita5527
      @bonita5527 19 дней назад +28

      Brilliant man ❤

  • @karphin1
    @karphin1 8 дней назад +13

    Thank you Tom Hanks, for mentioning Canada re D-Day. Canada is so often forgotten as participants in some WWII events.

    • @margaretstruthers2056
      @margaretstruthers2056 4 дня назад +1

      and Australia. Both my father and maternal grandfather fought in WWII.

  • @vester7457
    @vester7457 7 дней назад +32

    Tom Hanks looks dignified, clean cut, short haircut, white shirt, dark suit. So refreshing to see a Hollywood celebrity looking TRADITIONAL AND DIGNIFIED

  • @djjazzyjeff1232
    @djjazzyjeff1232 14 дней назад +235

    MY Grandpa was one of the last living WW2 Vets, died at age 96 in 2022. He even got Covid in 2020 and beat it! That man was tough as leather.

    • @stud105
      @stud105 13 дней назад +3

      My nan had covid three times, so what??

    • @user-vq8gm7fp7d
      @user-vq8gm7fp7d 13 дней назад +3

      "tough as leather, hard as krupp steel....."
      Uncle Adi
      Greetings from the painter land.

    • @hickoryhippie
      @hickoryhippie 13 дней назад +7

      One of the last living WW2 vets?
      There are over 50,000 WW2 vets still alive....

    • @LindaMcneal-rg9wy
      @LindaMcneal-rg9wy 13 дней назад +3

      Did he get vaccinated ?

    • @mi1400
      @mi1400 13 дней назад

      well metaphorically on surface there is good amount to agree but @2:30 just stop there tommy! u know there was tug of war between England and US whether it will be East India Company who will occupy there or a US entity. In history says UK/England managed to "fend" off US in that competition.

  • @NeilHazeldine
    @NeilHazeldine 14 дней назад +605

    My grandfather lost 5 brothers. He left my father and uncle as toddlers. He was captain of a mine sweeper. He was a hero.

    • @aw5832
      @aw5832 14 дней назад +16

      Awesome! My Grandfather was an electrician in the Army stationed in Germany during the war. He brought home some weapons previously owned by Nazis. Swastika marks on them and everything. Never got the story how they were acquired

    • @aw5832
      @aw5832 14 дней назад +14

      My other grandfather was stationed in Italy. He was given multiple metals but threw them all in the ocean on hus trip home.

    • @Philippinescammersexposed
      @Philippinescammersexposed 14 дней назад +9

      Yeah and the politicians enjoyed their lobster and caviar with their bougois friends

    • @BlackStump172
      @BlackStump172 13 дней назад +6

      The pain and grief that hit your family must have been hard to bear .

    • @BlackStump172
      @BlackStump172 13 дней назад +4

      ⁠@@aw5832Yes , I can understand that .

  • @trezegol2007
    @trezegol2007 День назад +3

    I have the need and necessity to let it sink in that these kind of reunions with the remaining veterans are going to be among the last ones for the years to come... Even if we have to accept that it is the natural aging factor setting in, I feel sad and proud at the same time for all the honors the french government and the international delegations have put in this one specific commemoration! As if they wanted to make it more special than on the other occasions, I believe everyone felt the need to give these last surviving men the due honors and respect!!

  • @bmariak6218
    @bmariak6218 4 дня назад +22

    I salute Tom’s patriotism and respect for our beloved veterans and troops. I appreciate his ability to keep the importance on the memory of D-Day. He really is such a nice guy! It’s not a time for politics! Drop it CNN!

    • @DebraJammis
      @DebraJammis 4 дня назад

      So Hanks wants more poverty, more illegals, more abortions, more wars and more kids having their genitals mutilated-the Biden agenda.

    • @LCAPLS88
      @LCAPLS88 3 дня назад

      @@DebraJammis Are you really that stupid? For sure.

  • @krisw7534
    @krisw7534 15 дней назад +591

    My dad was the radio man on the front lines with the Polish army. He was fighting along British soldiers in the Battle of Monte Casino. Which they eventually won. I felt so bad for him having to suffer what he did. He was shot in his shoulder, bitten by a scorpion, lost friends. He suffered as most of his friends with PTSD but nobody gave that suffering a name back then. War is suffering and heart breaking. I consider my dad a hero, God rest his soul. He died at 69 from multiple strokes.

    • @joemcelroy8097
      @joemcelroy8097 15 дней назад +41

      We are all Thankful for your fathers service and sacrifice, may he rest in peace

    • @paulaleigh9438
      @paulaleigh9438 15 дней назад +30

      Your Dad is a hero. Thank you for sharing. It's so important.

    • @yahsdaughterawaken4886
      @yahsdaughterawaken4886 15 дней назад +16

      Your Father was/Is definitely a hero. God rest his Beautiful Soul! ❤

    • @Newsblaze
      @Newsblaze 15 дней назад +17

      That's amazing, @krisw7534 My father was a British sergeant, in the 4th Indian Division, in Signals, like your dad, and he was at the bottom of Monte Cassino too. He also died at 69. It is amazing what those young men did, heroes all.

    • @anthonybatissa1417
      @anthonybatissa1417 15 дней назад +10

      He was Stung by a Scorpion & they did have a name for PTSD back then, in WW1 it was called "SHELL SHOCK" & in WW2 it was called "BATTLE FATIGUE" & they just kept inventing Euphemisms to describe the same condition! Btw in the Korean war it was called "OPERATIONAL EXHAUSTION" & then finally during the Vietnam war in became PTSD.

  • @bogofusion
    @bogofusion 19 дней назад +1275

    Mr Hanks is surprising me through this cogent interview. My father was in the landing force and I’m realizing, perhaps for the first time, what a hero he was. He was 19 years old.

    • @meo21626
      @meo21626 19 дней назад +30

      So young!

    • @KenPassey-hd2mc
      @KenPassey-hd2mc 19 дней назад +23

      👏👏👏💗💗💙💙💙

    • @user-bu1ew9sq1u
      @user-bu1ew9sq1u 19 дней назад +20

      💙💙

    • @189hosp6
      @189hosp6 19 дней назад +33

      I, in particular doff my heart to your father and the rest of WW11 heroes. May the Lord rest their souls.

    • @colinrichmond3302
      @colinrichmond3302 19 дней назад +19

      Wow! ❤😮 Bless you and your family 😮

  • @brucejenevein7368
    @brucejenevein7368 День назад +1

    Thank you Mr. Hanks. It is a service to us all to so gracefully recognize the morality of these people. My deep gratitude to you.

  • @kimcleminson8200
    @kimcleminson8200 7 дней назад +1

    What an eloquent man wish he was a politician he speaks such sense

  • @brucesteele3052
    @brucesteele3052 19 дней назад +1212

    Hanks knows his history.

    • @picassodamelio3728
      @picassodamelio3728 19 дней назад +6

      Well he shouldddddd🥰

    • @seymorefact4333
      @seymorefact4333 19 дней назад

      Russia had the HUGE CASUALTY. The US came in last minute and acted ever since like they are heros. More like cowards. Without Russia...US had a good chance of LOSING ANOTHER WAR!

    • @suggadeg
      @suggadeg 19 дней назад +45

      He most certainly does not. Hanks knows how to tell a story.

    • @Tony-md7dk
      @Tony-md7dk 19 дней назад +33

      ​@@seymorefact4333without the US the world would have lost the war, including Russia.

    • @picassodamelio3728
      @picassodamelio3728 19 дней назад +2

      Link on

  • @jockewing6530
    @jockewing6530 14 дней назад +309

    I would - as a German - like to answer all American commentators that I am personally so thankful that there have been so many honorable people to free Europe in 1944 / 1945. I personally cried in the Normandie for all the the people who died there.
    Thank you that you have ended this horrible Nazi regime.
    And now please do it in your own country and in the world again.
    Democracy is in danger - round the globe.
    We are all humans not a nameless crowd of cattles.

    • @TheVirginGary
      @TheVirginGary 13 дней назад

      And there it is, CNN🤡🤡🤡 pretending were in the same situation as in 1944.

    • @TheVirginGary
      @TheVirginGary 13 дней назад +21

      This time it is us that are the bad guys, or to be more specific and truthful, it is the Deemcats.
      I never should have said it is us.

    • @kralikkral5560
      @kralikkral5560 13 дней назад

      As another German I support this opinion absolutely. But I guess we are both WestGermans, and the most horrible thing is that we have all these mentally damaged Germans in EastGermany now, which support the dictator Putin because they were raised by criminals, calling themselves communists.

    • @SPECTORMANZ
      @SPECTORMANZ 13 дней назад +5

      @@TheVirginGary, please clarify, you have Democrat in your Handle.

    • @burtan2000
      @burtan2000 13 дней назад

      ​@@TheVirginGary The world is grey. America, though awful, is still the best chance the world has to continue this unprecedented era of peace and prosperity. We are The Lesser Evil.
      The democrats are kinda like that. The Lesser evil. The least bad choice. Bc the bad choice, the worst choice, just so much... i can't even list it all and you discount all these overwhelming facts, claim them all as conspiracies or lies or idk what. But the pary of "law and order" has their boy CONVICTED in a fucking COURT OF LAW on obvious charges of a crime he obviously committed but none of ya;ll really understand so you claim it wasn';t a crime. Well, if it wasnt a serious crime, tehy couldn't charge anyone with it.
      If it wasn't 34 counts of serious crimes with an EXTREMELY strong case, you could never charge a former president with them. But they did, and they convicted.
      When ya'll see a convicted felon, you say things likle they don't deserve AC in 100 degree heat. They are barely human to you. But you're boy gets CONVICTED and none of you think it's real.
      I acknowledge it;'s easy to assume it's politically motivated. Trump has openly stated that he would use powers that don't belong to POTUS to persecute rivals. And he did.
      2/3 or 3/4 of GOP believe the election was not free and fair. I've looked and asked and have noit been shown a single piece of evidence to turn over more than literally a handful of votes out of a few hundred million. As usual the initially miscounted votes for the entire nation was nearly a net zero/. Even if all votes miscounted initially and re-applied in Trump's favor all in Michigan where it was closest, he'd still be THOUSANDS away from winning Michigan. Even if he WON michigan, he'd still not have enough electoral votes.
      Convenient that allll the votes that you guiys think wer miuscounted or whatever were all in Trump's favor.
      If the dem's are so incompetant, how were the able to pull off this insanely complex, widespread and impactful conspiracy without a single shred of real evidence being left behind?
      In 2016, Trump basically said every state that voted for him, didn't have any voter fraud, but those other states! Oh boy! they all had millions of illegal immigrants casting votes for clinton!
      How?? How'd they do that? Why did so many people then go and vote GOP for the other races on the tickets? Why did the results match the polls so closely other than of course a few thousand in a few counties which won Trump the WH despite receiving 3 million fewwer votes overall (something tump disputes again without evidence).
      The vast majority of illegals live in the four big states: Cali, Tex, NY and that other place, America's swampy dong: FLA. CA and NY are firmly blue. Tx is firmly red. Only Florida was even up in contention.
      SO why woudl millions of illegals RISK EVERYTHING to vote in an election where their vote wouldn't change anything (othjer than in FLA where Trump won,. therefor no fraud was possible, per Trumpism #1328)? It doesn't make any sense; there's no motive.
      Ya'll so certain that 'me more money, economy good for all 340 million!" which is not actually the case and just fails even common sense. But many conservatives feel that the economy was much better under trump bc they had more money to spend before covid.
      It's widely acknowledged thta thte first yr or so of a new Admin's rule, the economy is still essentially functioniung off the previous admin's policy. And we had been steadiyl booming for like 7 or 8 yrs when Triump took over. In Obama's terms., the Dow went from a low of less than 8k (not long after he took office) to almost triple that - about 22K - soon after he left.
      Obama was handed a devistating deficit - not entirely Bush's fault considering Great Recession. That had turned into a healthy surplus when he finished.
      What did tTrump do wiaht that surplus and booming economy? The absoliute last thjing any Econ minor would say to do: he CUT TAXES, causing a massive $1 TRILLION/YR EXTRA DEFICIT. Most of htose cuts impacted only (or primarily) his rich friends and himself since he was still runniung his companies and didn't divest shit.

  • @josevicentemartins9085
    @josevicentemartins9085 5 часов назад +1

    I was a young Sergeant of Special Operations , Ranger, in my 21 to 23 years old in Angola, defending the Portuguese Empire against local movements trained in Moscow, and cubans.
    I don´t know wether I was right or wrong, for Angola , Mozambique , Guinea people are far more worst living than in the portuguese times, but at the time, I thought I was doing the correct thing , serving and fighting for my country.

  • @demetriuscooksey7147
    @demetriuscooksey7147 6 дней назад +1

    Holy cow, what an articulate, charismatic man.

  • @nicres
    @nicres 19 дней назад +233

    My veteran Dad just walked by, heard Tom talking about the boot repair battalion, and he said “it takes 6 persons doing their duty behind the scenes per 1 fighting soldier…” He’s a walking history book and an overall treasure 💙

    • @lindanorris2455
      @lindanorris2455 19 дней назад

      Your dad is the treasure not a usa actor. Mr. Hanks is nothing but a highly paid actor, a player and a fkaer. He is and was a FAKE SOLDIER! UNLIKE YOUR DAD WHO FACED GERMMAN BULLETS AND CANNON FIRE!

    • @edmccahill5005
      @edmccahill5005 19 дней назад +6

      Back up a few steps everyone......now COMPARE Tom Hanks to Donald Trump??? On 2nd thought..........?

    • @jerlewis4291
      @jerlewis4291 19 дней назад +3

      It takes more than 6, in WW2 it took 12, in Iraq it was 11. it's called Tooth to Tail.

    • @nicres
      @nicres 19 дней назад

      @@jerlewis4291 thanks for the supplemental information!

    • @CJRM-om9os
      @CJRM-om9os 19 дней назад +1

      Thats interesting. Tell you dad, God bless him and thank him for his service.

  • @hagalaz70
    @hagalaz70 19 дней назад +1992

    I was born almost 30 years after D-Day in Germany and I am forever grateful that these people, from a continent far away from Europe, took the decision to say: "We need to step in to do something!"
    I bow may head to all these men that gave their life to help Europe to be free. You did the right move!
    Thank you and glory to you!
    I hope and pray we have such fine people today to defend our liberty again, in every corner of the world!

    • @user-op2vi3nu2m
      @user-op2vi3nu2m 19 дней назад +13

      And at home!

    • @zuzanazuscinova5209
      @zuzanazuscinova5209 19 дней назад +19

      Now pay for your own defense free rider, lol.

    • @okletmesignup
      @okletmesignup 19 дней назад +77

      @@user-op2vi3nu2m say... just wondering what you mean by that, your user name sounds strangely like a Russian bot and your comment sounds strangely like you're supporting a second insurrection when Trump loses again.
      ... just saying

    • @done.6191
      @done.6191 19 дней назад +119

      @@zuzanazuscinova5209 dumb response. (NOTE: As the reply of this comment may have been missed by some, I am refering to Zusana's moronic response, not the OP),

    • @frankh.2669
      @frankh.2669 19 дней назад

      Very dumb. The name sounds like a Russian pro Trump troll.

  • @katrinawolff5251
    @katrinawolff5251 2 дня назад +2

    To compare the making of a movie to what our men went thru over there is a narcissistic joke! Those were real MEN.

  • @chrisshaw6451
    @chrisshaw6451 2 дня назад +1

    We should ALL be thankful and greatful for their service, no matter what they did, or where they did it, they all made huge sacrifices for our future! 👍❤️

  • @user-tr9qr1jm3c
    @user-tr9qr1jm3c 19 дней назад +1793

    I'm a 66 year old female Army veteran and I applaud Tom Hanks for reminding us why we sign up to serve in the U. S. Armed Services. HOME of the FREE, BECAUSE of the BRAVE!

    • @floydwoody6467
      @floydwoody6467 19 дней назад +52

      Well said young lady.👍🏻

    • @user-hr1zi4ww6w
      @user-hr1zi4ww6w 19 дней назад +27

      As a former Leatherneck I agree!
      FJB!

    • @virginia3222
      @virginia3222 19 дней назад +26

      Thank you for serving dear!

    • @frankhavnoonian3774
      @frankhavnoonian3774 19 дней назад +26

      Not enough words to thank you for your service.

    • @ecbrown6151
      @ecbrown6151 19 дней назад +19

      Thank you for your service! Respect!

  • @cnoto4466
    @cnoto4466 19 дней назад +410

    I'm a US Army vet, was in the 82nd Airborne during the first Gulf War, the "line in the sand". I did my 4 years, got out, and graduated from college. Before I started my first job, I took time off and went to the beaches of D-day. I tried to imagine on that day what it would have been like to jump in. I was alone and remember the train ride to the stop. I was shaking with nervousness. I read the books and lived a bit of the life of a paratrooper so my imagination was running away from me. It was a balmy rainy day. I arrived at the station with a paper map in hand as Google earth didn't exist then. I hailed a taxi. The driver was an old Frenchman who was a young boy during the invasion. I spoke a bit of French and he spoke a bit of English and he gave me the grand tour. It was one of the most memorable experiences of my life. Thank you to all the vets to gave themselves up to the cause. If I had a chance, I'd do my time all over again and if I lived in that time, I'd do that too. Long live the spirit of America!

    • @cancangirl2888
      @cancangirl2888 18 дней назад +19

      I had to stop the clip temporarily to read your comment. It was moving, especially coming straight from Biden’s D-day speech. I cannot even imagine the sacrifices made by your bravery and those of others who landed in Normandy that fateful day. The world thanks all of you for your sacrifice and bravery so that we can live in an oppressive-free country. Love from the UK sir!

    • @geekmeee
      @geekmeee 18 дней назад +2

      Funny, most Vets I’ve met don’t want to talk about WWII 🤔
      Can you say? Arab Spring
      Or Chat BOT GPT

    • @beaverdam1199
      @beaverdam1199 18 дней назад +6

      Hell yeah brother thanks for your service! My mother served in the RAN onboard HMAS Sydney during desert storm 91

    • @mrs.padmeskywalker9329
      @mrs.padmeskywalker9329 18 дней назад +6

      Thank you for your service!

    • @lynetteeades9010
      @lynetteeades9010 18 дней назад +5

      Thank You for everything you did for our country. God bless you. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

  • @bradpriebe9218
    @bradpriebe9218 7 дней назад +2

    I'll give him credit, he didn't get particularly political even when he was given the opportunity.
    Gotta love the throw back to Castaway too 😂

  • @MegaJJ1968
    @MegaJJ1968 День назад +1

    I regard Mr. Hank's Statements as very respektable and honorable. "You are the journalist. I am just an actor and read books. And met actual veterans here."
    My best greets to you from Cologne, Mr. Hanks.

  • @lyndam1276
    @lyndam1276 19 дней назад +393

    I cared for a Canadian veteran and he just passed at 106 years old. His recall was outstanding and he taught me everything about the war. He was interviewed and published a few times. He changed me !

    • @tonyjones1560
      @tonyjones1560 19 дней назад +21

      It’s definitely a bonus to talk with these guys. As a teenager I met an old Army general whose very first combat action, as a second lieutenant, was Omaha Beach on D-Day. Half his platoon never made it out of the water. He said that between 6 June 44 and 6 May 45, his platoon was basically wiped out three times. He was one of four guys that got through the war relatively unscathed…which meant he got two Purple Hearts without losing a limb, a basic physical function or his life. I have to add that I knew some Vietnam veterans, mostly Marines or Green Berets, who had survived some harrowing experiences, mentioned out of respect. But that old general, long gone now, still stands out.

    • @sandrahossman2089
      @sandrahossman2089 19 дней назад

      It’s sad and United States. They’re trying to take ann Frank’s diary out of library and out of school curriculum , no teaching about the holocaust. The reason reason is it causes depression and sadness among anyone reading those and learning about what happened in the concentration camps. My thought is they should feel sad and be empathetic for what happened during World War II. If we don’t teach it it’s going to repeat itself. It’s crazy. They don’t teach about slavery in the Civil War because people feel bad. It’s called empathy. I hated reading Anne Frank diary. It made me sad. I went to her home and Amsterdam and it bothered me all day. What she went through. She died. That’s the point it’s supposed to bother you

    • @ritacatalinich
      @ritacatalinich 19 дней назад +8

      That must of been an amazing experience & a sad one too, these men were young boys & they went to fight in a war , that generation doesn’t exist anymore this can you imagine most 14 or over wanting to go to fight for freedom now days some are too lazy to dress in the morning & sit in front of a computer playing games all day what have we done to the human race 😞. I am afraid we have ruined the world by giving & having every at our feet , we live in a world that when your finished with something we throw it away & get another, this goes for food clothes phones just a throw it away , our society is a spoiled one , this is why the generation of these men who were young & had to fight in horrible conditions & see horrid visions don’t exist anymore & never will be again , so you were lucky to hear someone tell you what that generation went through & you will be able to pass it on the lesson you learned by listening to such history . I cry when I see these old veterans & imagine what they suffered ❤

    • @lyndam1276
      @lyndam1276 19 дней назад +10

      @@ritacatalinich very well said Rita. When Tom Hanks was interviewed and he said do the math … he was right. Soon these vets will all be gone, we owe them so much. Blessings to you !

    • @dianebannister4591
      @dianebannister4591 19 дней назад +1

      Lyndam, what a wonderful privilege you had.

  • @deborahtrimble2452
    @deborahtrimble2452 19 дней назад +1203

    My uncle was a medic on Normandy Beach. He never married but worked to take care of his widowed mother and youngest sisters and brother. I think he never recovered

    • @user-fm1sy5xd6v
      @user-fm1sy5xd6v 19 дней назад +60

      My dad was a medic that work in a hospital got a purple heart work like heck to save the young soldiers to bring them home to there family he would be so ashamed of our government he barely talked about the war but said he was so happy to fight for his country

    • @KenPassey-hd2mc
      @KenPassey-hd2mc 19 дней назад +30

      So much respect to him 💗💗💗

    • @bogtrottername7001
      @bogtrottername7001 19 дней назад +42

      I believe they all carried their pain with grace.

    • @sillybilly121212
      @sillybilly121212 19 дней назад +53

      My grandpa was a medic there too. He never talked about it. We only found out after he died and found his army records. We knew he was in the war but were told to never ask him about it, and he never ever brought it up

    • @KenPassey-hd2mc
      @KenPassey-hd2mc 19 дней назад +75

      @@sillybilly121212 my father was a prisoner of war in Burma. I never knew until he died in 2012 when I read his diaries. He never said a word about it. These folks are real heroes!! Not the Republicans who think they are heroes. Much, much respect to all our fallen 💗💗💙💙

  • @cathygregory9014
    @cathygregory9014 8 дней назад +2

    Tom Hanks is so much more than an actor and producer. He’s simply a great humanitarian, historian, human being. Thanks for sharing this episode.

    • @TonyKing-wc9be
      @TonyKing-wc9be 8 дней назад

      😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 YOU REALLY BELEVE THAT . HO WELL

    • @CriminallyBlonde
      @CriminallyBlonde 5 дней назад

      Do you know him personally??
      Just curious bc ever since he randomly moved to Greece there have been some damning claims & insidious things that have come out regarding him, unfortunately.
      He was on the Lolita multiple times so you can catch my drift. Such a bummer, he’s a great actor, not so sure about his character since I don’t hang in his inner circle

  • @allanhughes7859
    @allanhughes7859 День назад

    What a great man he is and how humble. Who said actors were not or did not have to be bright in my experience most think very hard about most things as this man has done without emotion !! Well done and said Mr Hanks !

  • @johnolsen7073
    @johnolsen7073 19 дней назад +349

    My dad served on Sword and Juno beaches, operating the landing craft. He wanted to visit the beaches again but had to cancel due to PTSD. He was Norwegian serving in the Royal Navy. After the war he could never steer a boat in a straight line on the sea. I think D-day had a part in that. For all men that served there THANK YOU FOR MY LIFE.

    • @BlurredUniverse357
      @BlurredUniverse357 19 дней назад +15

      I can't imagine what he went through. Those that survived... just wow.

    • @brendagoodspeed443
      @brendagoodspeed443 19 дней назад +10

      Thank God for Honourable Men like your Father✨🙏🏻✨

    • @OGFrylock
      @OGFrylock 19 дней назад +2

      ​@@brendagoodspeed443he helped make pride possible 🏳️‍🌈💅🏻

    • @JoshuaFatman
      @JoshuaFatman 19 дней назад

      ​@@OGFrylock Pride comes before a fall 🎉

    • @aleksandarjokic2918
      @aleksandarjokic2918 19 дней назад

      @@BlurredUniverse357 heroes usually die, one in a million survives, by some mistake. If they were on the front line and survived, then they thought rationally, took care of themselves a lot, never took any risks, and simply succeeded.Those who survive were usually in positions that were not particularly dangerous, cooks, coders, various drivers, anti-aircraft defense, staff soldiers, military police, etc., etc. When they survive the war, as each year passes, it seems more and more to them that they were especially brave in the war and the deeds they did in the war become more and more brilliant, clear, and decisive. Those on the front line,how to say ,first line, die a lot, a lot, a lot. The rest of them are mostly "damaged goods "for life, they generally find it difficult to fit into the family, they find peace strange, they have become addicts of adrenaline and nothing can compensate for that feeling, the birth of a child is there somewhere, definitely even stronger (for a normal person), but even that lasts for a short time. And in war, that excitement, that fear,or a burst of courage lasts for days, weeks, months....there are alternate bursts of nice excitement, strong, and "bad" excitement, even stronger. And that feeling ,when, after everything, you understand that you are still alive, is indescribable.That euphoria can last for days.It is the observation of a no - hero who survived.

  • @happykt
    @happykt 11 часов назад

    FYI, I love Tom Hanks and a week and a half ago watched Band of Brothers, followed by The Pacific, both produced by Tom Hanks. My uncle died in the Pacific, near New Guinea. He was in the Army Airforce and was engaged to Australian woman when the plane he was in, had mechanical problems. I think about him often and look forward to meeting him in the afterlife.

  • @johnbennett7065
    @johnbennett7065 8 дней назад +1

    Well spoken Mr Hanks,with true sincerity and belief.Hold true to those values.

  • @user-hw6np3sp3t
    @user-hw6np3sp3t 11 дней назад +164

    He did not take the bait. He gave a balanced and astute response regarding the world changing battle and its relevance in current times. Bravo!

    • @JeffGlaser
      @JeffGlaser 9 дней назад +1

      I'm shocked but please

    • @gahtsno1
      @gahtsno1 8 дней назад

      he is clever/wise enough and knows very well, that the reality lies far beyond the official picture. But to talk about that you need a real Person Interviewing who studied history and has real time to discuss worldviews and to stay reflected, even it hurts awfully.

    • @jemma_19988
      @jemma_19988 8 дней назад +1

      He was good in his day but forrest Gump was a long time ago

  • @psmith2026
    @psmith2026 13 дней назад +38

    Thank you , Tom Hanks. Daddy said ,"I don't need to watch 'Saving Private'. I was there. "
    He was first wave. Silver Star, 4 bronze stars, and more. He could have gone home after his 2nd purple heart, but he stayed and found his was back to his company. He was helped by and worked with the French underground on his way. Fought at Battle of the Bludge. Helped liberate Dachau. A hero. He came home to "save lives instead of taking them" by becoming a skilled medical doctor, OBGYN/ surgeon, and more because he was a country Dr and had to do everything. He passed at age 99 July 2023.
    Dr. Tommy Macdonnell
    Red 1 company A, haftrack sharp shooter gunner. One of his medals was for saving over 1000 men on the beach that day, even after he was shot in the butt. ❤
    Thank you❤

    • @JAMMAJ-cq2bl
      @JAMMAJ-cq2bl 12 дней назад +3

      ❤🙏

    • @gloriaharper2572
      @gloriaharper2572 12 дней назад +5

      A wonderful brave man. Thank you for telling of his part and bravery in the war to save the world.

    • @marciedlin1026
      @marciedlin1026 11 дней назад +4

      Bless you and your family. Thanks for sharing xoxoxox

    • @kipjohnston2184
      @kipjohnston2184 День назад

      God Bless him and all who gave their all!

  • @Swickaz
    @Swickaz 5 дней назад +1

    What a well spoken, and educated man.

  • @scottnra
    @scottnra 9 часов назад +1

    He didn't take her bait lol

  • @craig2548
    @craig2548 19 дней назад +685

    My father was a Vietnam and Korean Vet. I never in my life saw my dad cry until I took him to go see saving Private Ryan. Dad never opened up to me and told me what happened. I only knew that it was, catastrophic for him. I miss him so very much 😔😢

    • @robinblackmoor8732
      @robinblackmoor8732 19 дней назад +59

      That happened to me. I was in the movie theater and there happened to be a bunch of veterans in there. I heard crying during that movie from a lot of those men. Heroes every one of them. Anybody that serves is.

    • @todddillon613
      @todddillon613 19 дней назад +16

      Amen!
      🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

    • @leavanwinkle1740
      @leavanwinkle1740 19 дней назад +24

      My Dad was a Marine WWll. The best thing for the vets were the VFW’s the whole country was involved they could get together and feel safe and proud. Now what do we do for our Vets?

    • @Olscotia1
      @Olscotia1 19 дней назад +29

      I'm deeply sorry for your lose my dad was in Korea he had all his teeth blown out he spent two years in a Tokyo hospital but survived it. I remember him nightmares 😢 when I was a kid . I will never allow myself or my children to forget my dad's service and your fathers service for us to be free. This Canadian/AMERICAN STANDS WITH YOU USA 🇺🇸 WE HAVE YOUR SIX GOD BLESS YOU 🙏

    • @edmccahill5005
      @edmccahill5005 19 дней назад

      We owe it to your Dad & all the others who fought for DEMOCRACY to get to the polls in record numbers & eliminate this ruzzian threat AND this MAGA cult from our Govt.! They claim to have 48% of the vote. That leaves 52% up for grabs for the rest of us! We have 5 months to GET IT RIGHT! Get busy America, there's lots of WORK to do!!!

  • @joanjulia53
    @joanjulia53 15 дней назад +200

    My dad fought in WW2 and received the bronze star. He died in 1980 and I thank him and all our vets and mlitary for alowing us all to live free in America...God bless them all..❤

    • @micperez819
      @micperez819 14 дней назад +10

      Respect to your dad and all he did for our country 🫡

  • @markcole6460
    @markcole6460 День назад +9

    The title is about as misleading as most of CNN’s News. I was very interested in what Tom had to say and respected his ability to navigate off topic questions.

  • @braddasseymusic
    @braddasseymusic 4 дня назад +1

    Tom Hanks is one of the absolute best actors ever.

  • @lawrence3242
    @lawrence3242 19 дней назад +423

    I spent 25 years between the marine corps and the army over 5 years combat duty. I was a Vietnam vet. Retired from the military 1992. I am not ashamed that I listened to every word Tom Hanks spoke. And yes I cried some. Thank you for your feelings and honesty.

    • @lindas-k5766
      @lindas-k5766 19 дней назад +24

      Thank you for your service.

    • @darlenesutton7248
      @darlenesutton7248 19 дней назад +13

      Thank you for your service ❤

    • @jamescolvin575
      @jamescolvin575 19 дней назад +1

      Cried? Really? Hanks bloviation was tiring.

    • @kathyclements3727
      @kathyclements3727 19 дней назад +9

      Thank you for your service!!!

    • @kevinwhited984
      @kevinwhited984 19 дней назад +21

      @@jamescolvin575my god you lack critical thinking skills. 😂

  • @mr.v3061
    @mr.v3061 19 дней назад +1168

    After watching this entire interview i conclude:
    This was totally worth my time. What a smart man! Respect to him!
    Let's remember the lessons of the past. We must stop Putin from achieving his imperialistic ambitions

    • @larrycasper4381
      @larrycasper4381 19 дней назад +39

      What a non answer, he wanted to say Trump threatens democracy, but didn't want to offend Anyone

    • @seanmccoylmt
      @seanmccoylmt 19 дней назад +48

      Couldn't have said it better. Love it when actors show an ability to communicate intelligently about things other than themselves.

    • @ajc5479
      @ajc5479 19 дней назад +30

      @@larrycasper4381 Trump will be offended

    • @peterharris38
      @peterharris38 19 дней назад +69

      Stop trump 💙💙😎

    • @JosephVanceDude
      @JosephVanceDude 19 дней назад +1

      It’s embarrassing for leftists that these clowns need to be promoted and paid to endorse Biden. Even more embarrassing is the paid PR campaign of comments such as the one to which I am responding.
      Hanks is a piece of garbage, too. Not unlike DeNiro, LONG rumored for his shady BS and called out by many, and his giving an endorsement is about as useful as Kevin Spacey doing so.
      Seriously, who are these morons being paid to endorse Biden and make it seem as though ANYONE cares about him (beyond the 35,000 mindless drones still slightly watching MSM).
      Thank you for reminding us of and reinforcing the valuelessness of Hanks and Biden. Cheers!

  • @gretahelphrey7842
    @gretahelphrey7842 8 дней назад +1

    I admire and love Tom Hanks. He speaks to my family’s experience. My uncle died in Normandy. His mother, my father and all his surviving nine sibs grieved for their young son/brother their whole lives. Every American family made a sacrifice to defeat fascism, and their families still remember and grieve.

  • @3bouldersurban653
    @3bouldersurban653 16 дней назад +198

    I still can’t imagine the magnitude of it! The sacrifice of those young men.

    • @mylanmiller9656
      @mylanmiller9656 15 дней назад

      Most of these people where Patriots that thought they were fighting for a reason. In the World today it is hard to see who is the true villein. Putin is bad, but Biden is no hero!

    • @tomanypeople9388
      @tomanypeople9388 15 дней назад +7

      Does TOM HANKS know he will one day be nominated for PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.?

    • @cindifranck72
      @cindifranck72 14 дней назад +3

      ​Tom Hanks would be a great President of the United States!

  • @gregaldworth1200
    @gregaldworth1200 19 дней назад +603

    As a Canadian, watching what is unfolding in your country, I really wish Tom Hanks was THE voice we could hear more of.

    • @jimmyjames6487
      @jimmyjames6487 19 дней назад

      His voice was heard on Epsteins island many times.

    • @oldpossum57
      @oldpossum57 19 дней назад +81

      @@daviddovnino7585 Hey. Mr Trudeau is far from the most inspiring PM. And he can be fairly criticized. But he is no dictator. Dictatorship in Canada is pretty unlikely, given the structure of a Westminster style parliamentary democracy, and the division of powers between the federal and provincial/territorial governments.
      On this day of all days, please accord Canadians the respect we accord you.
      I think political discussions benefit from avoiding hyperbole.
      Many of us are also not impressed with the leadership of the parties that hold the second- and third-largest number of federal seats.
      I remind Americans that a NATO country has invoked section 5 only once in almost 80 years. That was the USA. Canada and the other NATO nations had your back. Canadian special forces were in Afghanistan beside your special forces long before anyone else.
      Let us decide how to govern our nation. We are reasonably well informed as voters. Talking heads at FOX have no insights to share.

    • @johnandrews3568
      @johnandrews3568 19 дней назад

      @@daviddovnino7585 you have no F'ing clue what's going on in Canada. Trudeau was democratically elected by the majority of voters across the country. NOT a dictatorship... a DEMOCRACY. And woke? if that means inclusion and doing the right thing to help your fellow human, yep, that's Canada. Welcome everyone, regardless of gender, religion, race, or anything else.

    • @NickYankee
      @NickYankee 19 дней назад

      @@daviddovnino7585 Trudeau isn't the problem. Your cult membership and loyalty to misinformation and fear based outrage is.

    • @keithhyttinen8275
      @keithhyttinen8275 19 дней назад +5

      If Dumbst somehow wins, you're going to have Schicklelgruber right across your border. And the tanks will roll. To take Ottawa! LOL

  • @CHRISMESCALERO
    @CHRISMESCALERO День назад

    Everyone get off your phones and write Tom Hanks a letter especially if your Veteran and thank him for paying respects 🙏 you don't have to agree with anything that he said. But remember he was there on Sacred ground of our Warriors of Heaven to PAY respects **since you or I could not be there to do it**

  • @tracypatterson14
    @tracypatterson14 8 часов назад

    As I listened to his comments commentary on D-Day recognition of thst period. Was heartfelt.

  • @cmillerphotos
    @cmillerphotos 19 дней назад +272

    My dad wasn't in battle, but my ex-father-in-law was. He was a communications officer and went through THREE landings. He said he landed once, established the communications equipment, went up to the next beachhead and did it again. Three times. He MADE us watch Saving Private Ryan because the he said the battle scenes were the most realistic he'd ever seen. My father never talked about the war, but he did. I learned so much, and gained so much respect. I had no idea. "The Greatest Generation." They deserve that title.

    • @todddillon613
      @todddillon613 19 дней назад +5

      Forever!
      Amen!!
      🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

    • @lindanorris2455
      @lindanorris2455 19 дней назад +3

      LOVE LIVE THE USA SOLDIERS FROM ANZIO BEACH HEAD!

    • @SandraG-ul4td
      @SandraG-ul4td 19 дней назад +3

      @cmillerphotos, You can be so proud of your father in law , he performed a part for sure. RIP Sir
      I'm proud of my father in law as well. He also was delivering the important information, mail etc. Only by motor bike, there is a name for all defence information givers. RIP George Edward Gibbs. Take care @cmiller & thank you for your compassion & story of your father in law 💙❤️😥💔

    • @edmccahill5005
      @edmccahill5005 19 дней назад

      We owe a great deal to your Father & All the Brave Souls who hit that beach in 44 !!! Now we're on the verge of giving up the DEMOCRACY they fought for? We've got 5 months to turn this MAGA cult around & send them ALL packing ( or in jail, whichever comes first! ) They claim to have 48% of the vote. That leaves 52%, time to get busy AMERICA & make some MAJOR Changes!!! In Honor of these Vets Best Wishes to all & Good LUCK.

    • @carolinebcollier
      @carolinebcollier 19 дней назад +2

      ❤ They absolutely earned that title. My grandparents’ generation. I miss them terribly.

  • @driftwolf
    @driftwolf 13 дней назад +426

    My grandfather fought in WW2. He was drafted in France when his wife was pregnant. He fought, held the line, and was captured at Dunkirk.
    Spent 6 years in a Nazi P.O.W. camp.
    Only met his daughter when he got home. She was 6.
    He was a broken man. The French government completely ignored the veterans. They got no pension. No assistance. No help. Lots of memorials for foreign soldiers, but the French who fought were deliberately forgotten. By everyone.
    He never really spoke about it.
    He died years ago now. I miss him.

    • @xpsxps1339
      @xpsxps1339 13 дней назад +32

      That sounds horrible. My grandfather died in the concentration camp. I have never met him. They took him when my father wasn't even 3 years old...
      All wars are terrible and we all should be against them, against any violence, fascism, hatred, and all those things that separate us!
      As kevincerce5056 wrote: "God Bless all that served."

    • @derekhough-jm9gc
      @derekhough-jm9gc 13 дней назад

      He was a fool for going

    • @wk8000
      @wk8000 13 дней назад +15

      So sad to hear how the French treated the veterans!

    • @americathefree3708
      @americathefree3708 13 дней назад +19

      So sorry for your loss. But that blood is in you! Be proud, you are blessed to have that man in your family.

    • @markneilson8272
      @markneilson8272 13 дней назад +21

      My father's brother died on the beaches of Normandy. 16 years before I was born. My dad talked of him from time to time and that is how I got to know my uncle.

  • @Svensk7119
    @Svensk7119 5 дней назад +1

    It was Saving Private Ryan that made stop regretting never having been to combat...

  • @markclason2717
    @markclason2717 6 дней назад +1

    Huzzah and kudos to Mr. Hanks. Well said.

  • @alexnpax
    @alexnpax 19 дней назад +253

    My father was a corporal in the 82nd Air Borne USAAF. My mother was a sergeant in the Marine Corps. Thank you for honoring all those who were committed to doing the right thing.

    • @Disher12345
      @Disher12345 19 дней назад +14

      Your parents are real heroes, and we would not be free if it weren't for heroes like your parents. We owe a debt that we can never repay. I only hope my life will be worthy of the sacrifice so many made. If they are still with you, please thank them from me.

    • @RealJackHQ
      @RealJackHQ 19 дней назад +6

      Thank you and God Bless your father and mother. 🙏💗🙏💗🙏💗🙏💗🙏💗🙏💗

    • @i_noah_guy18
      @i_noah_guy18 19 дней назад +4

      Bless your parents for their service, but I’d like to politely point out (from a fellow veteran) the 82nd Airborne was never part of the USAAF. Any All American (their nickname) would tell you that.

    • @alexnpax
      @alexnpax 19 дней назад +5

      @@i_noah_guy18 my mistake...Dad was in the 82nd, 101st and was in North Africa, France, and Belgium. He was medically evacuated to Iceland in 1942 and was returned to service after.He said little of his service (especially to his youngest daughter) and I didn't know of his purple hearts (2) when he was alive. I learned bits and pieces from my older brother. His service records burned in the 1970's I've just started to research. The mistake is mine.

    • @dianeseber5615
      @dianeseber5615 18 дней назад +2

      ​@@alexnpaxbless you and your father❤🙏

  • @snowboard_coach
    @snowboard_coach 19 дней назад +379

    He's like the Mr. Rogers of this generation. Truthful, empathetic, hopeful, intelligent. The world would be a better place with more people like Tom Hanks around.

    • @legaleeblonde4310
      @legaleeblonde4310 19 дней назад

      Would they? He's an Epstein p3rv.

    • @lindanorris2455
      @lindanorris2455 19 дней назад +11

      NOT FOR ME HE IS NOT. HE IS AN ACTOR AND NOTHING MORE THAN THAT.

    • @wiggy3333
      @wiggy3333 19 дней назад

      Ummm he is all tied up with the Epstein’s and the Diddy’s. His money and higher ups have just protected him thus far,

    • @rm-ih1ns
      @rm-ih1ns 19 дней назад +1

      @@lindanorris2455 well, there th TWO of ya go
      prey" tell l a d y a n d what "more" are you
      your 'take' opiniOn another human has shared his ~ which apparently
      many ManY here apreciate, honor aNd agree - again fo th mOst part ~ canadiana enjOy

    • @relicman
      @relicman 18 дней назад +6

      @@rm-ih1ns What kind of paragraph is that lol?

  • @ralucabogdan6032
    @ralucabogdan6032 День назад +1

    I also thank with deep respect all the Americans and Europeans who gave their lifes so that Freedom and Justice prevails in Europe.

  • @allensharp-to4cq
    @allensharp-to4cq 2 дня назад +1

    Good on you Tom for not allowing her to hijack the historical celebration of the most important day in the 20 century.

  • @mattmaxwell7772
    @mattmaxwell7772 19 дней назад +287

    My dad was a captain & an MD in the Canadian army and was part of D-Day. I can only imagine the horrors he witnessed. He would never talk about what he went through. God rest his soul.

    • @philipnestor5034
      @philipnestor5034 19 дней назад +22

      Your dad is part of the Greatest Generation! Men like your dad saved us!

    • @researcher707
      @researcher707 19 дней назад +6

      My dad also fought at D-Day! Those horrors that he lived thru also never entered the kitchen table too much in my times?? I know why by witnessing the histories that have been written.

    • @Tiredashelljoe107
      @Tiredashelljoe107 19 дней назад

      You weren’t shit tho

    • @diane9247
      @diane9247 19 дней назад +3

      Bless him. 💐

    • @mnomadvfx
      @mnomadvfx 18 дней назад

      @@philipnestor5034
      "Your dad is part of the Greatest Generation!"
      No. Just no.
      If they were so great the war wouldn't have been necessary in the 1st place.
      You can't have it both ways.
      If the US hadn't been so cowardly isolationist in 1939 then Hitler and Stalin would never have crawled out from under their rocks (yes Stalin also invaded eastern Europe in 1939), WW2 would have been largely prevented, and the Cold War couldn't have even happened, because Soviet Russia would never have the opportunity to annex all of eastern Europe during the 2nd front of WW2.
      So no, not so great.
      They did what was necessary at the time, just as their parents and grandparents did in WW1.
      The greatest generations are the ones that actually managed to hold onto peace - it's a shame that such a path is not even celebrated.

  • @Th_nk2025
    @Th_nk2025 19 дней назад +179

    My great uncle Hollis Russell landed on the beach that day, on the boat he met two twin brothers with Russell as their last names. They could not swim, my uncle helped these guys but unfortunately one was killed in the water and the other brother made it to the beach but was shot down. He said they were some of the last boats to land and he could not believe how many of our soldiers were "stacked up like wood" bc they were being killed so fast. Knowing this I can't imagine the Bravery of these men to keep on heading straight into overwhelming gunfire. The Greatest generation to ever live, how Brave and Honorable these men are. We civilians have no idea how hard that would be, knowing the chances of you making it to shore was slim. Thank you to ALL of these Brave men.

    • @timl.b.2095
      @timl.b.2095 19 дней назад +6

      My father landed two days later, on June 8. He said there were still bodies rolling in the surf.

    • @mikehawk4714
      @mikehawk4714 19 дней назад

      You want a cookie?

    • @KenPassey-hd2mc
      @KenPassey-hd2mc 19 дней назад +5

      So much respect . Thank you for sharing . It's funny but you find you don't want to share until you get older. Then you begin to appreciate what heroes they were . Who are our heroes today ?

    • @googleyeyed5814
      @googleyeyed5814 19 дней назад

      @@mikehawk4714 Sign up, punk. Any branch of the military, you cowardly keyboard warrior.

    • @Th_nk2025
      @Th_nk2025 19 дней назад +4

      @@KenPassey-hd2mc I'm only 43 my grandfather was the oldest and died at 101 in 2008. His 3 younger brothers including Hollis were all in the military, my grandfather couldn't join bc he had to take care of his parents and run a dairy farm alone. But somehow all 3 brothers ran into each other on the streets over there. When they finally came home, both parents had died. What are the chances they would randomly run into each other?

  • @tashasmith6179
    @tashasmith6179 11 часов назад

    He avoided the question in a round about way

  • @BalakeHart-nh4xh
    @BalakeHart-nh4xh День назад

    Both my dad and step dad were WW2 vets..both passed on

  • @lilzajane
    @lilzajane 19 дней назад +304

    What an amazing thinker... Not only has he coloured the fabric of our lives in his movies, he perfectly describes what we all hope America is and will continue to be. Thank you Mr Hanks!

    • @SammiJoReviews
      @SammiJoReviews 19 дней назад +10

      I really hope Tom Hanks is right. Sadly, I don’t know if I have the same faith in Americans coming together as they did in 1944. I believe many would answer the call. I just wonder if enough could be shaken awake in time to make a difference.

    • @biffalobull2335
      @biffalobull2335 19 дней назад +3

      @@SammiJoReviews
      Me too
      We have to elect Trump in November or it’s over

    • @robertk617
      @robertk617 19 дней назад +14

      @@biffalobull2335 That was your take away? Comprehension must not be one of your strong points.

    • @johnathandavis3693
      @johnathandavis3693 19 дней назад +6

      @@biffalobull2335 Thanks Vlad!

    • @doubletappinhillbilly
      @doubletappinhillbilly 19 дней назад

      ​@@SammiJoReviewsI wonder the same as I watch millions of illegals poor into America & biden sending billions of dollars & train loads of bullets & bombs to start WWIII with Russia.

  • @greywolf4330
    @greywolf4330 19 дней назад +213

    Is there any doubt why Tom Hanks was awarded the Medal of Freedom!
    Grounded, articulate and intelligent 👍

    • @saythankyou111
      @saythankyou111 19 дней назад +1

      👽👀🐉

    • @thehistoryoftheworld
      @thehistoryoftheworld 19 дней назад +2

      Uh, an actor who I turn towards for historical interpretation and moral clarity.

    • @keithliscott1020
      @keithliscott1020 19 дней назад

      America has provoked more wars and got more people exed than any 20 Hitlers.

    • @harmankardon478
      @harmankardon478 19 дней назад +5

      full of himself and totally out of touch....

    • @billbaumiester6764
      @billbaumiester6764 19 дней назад +2

      @@harmankardon478So give us your take about June 6th, 1944

  • @ckbama17
    @ckbama17 6 дней назад +1

    He delivered that with class, and managed to dodge her BS political hook she tried to use. Thank you Tom for making it about the people who sacrificed for our country on June 6th, and not partaking in the political trash talk

  • @MartyPadget
    @MartyPadget 3 дня назад

    Never better said. No politics involved. Precise. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

  • @Gerardus1970
    @Gerardus1970 19 дней назад +186

    What a thoughtful, articulate, intelligent and well spoken man Tom Hanks is.

    • @TheRawdawg
      @TheRawdawg 19 дней назад +8

      Yeah a great man always conflates making movies and reality. 🤣

    • @myshepspud1
      @myshepspud1 18 дней назад +3

      You forgot dashing and polite. ;). Just playing.

    • @allthings2allmen
      @allthings2allmen 16 дней назад +2

      Word shower for a Hollywood darling, who knows how to shower words.

    • @leslie5882
      @leslie5882 16 дней назад

      Are you a bot or stupid?

    • @silverwolf6866
      @silverwolf6866 16 дней назад +3

      he is an actor. How did you expect him to speak? It's like being shocked an electrician knows how to do wiring.

  • @swansong04
    @swansong04 19 дней назад +192

    What an intelligent , articulate , conversation Mr. Hanks. Thank you.

    • @goettling
      @goettling 19 дней назад +2

      what an intelligent....

    • @patbrennan6572
      @patbrennan6572 19 дней назад +8

      If only there was a test that had to be passed before running for any government office. Bye bye GOP, bye bye MAGA.

    • @juliatepe5760
      @juliatepe5760 19 дней назад +4

      Gives me hope.

    • @lindanorris2455
      @lindanorris2455 19 дней назад

      MR. HANKS HAS NEVER, EVER PROPPOSED BETTER TREATMENT FOR VETERANS. HE HAS NEVER, EVER PROTESTED TO THE USA GOVT. THAT THEHOMELESS BE TAKEN OFF THE STREETS, HOUSED OT CARED FOR HE IS JUST A GLAMOUROUS LOOKING GUY WHO ACTS OR PLAYS @ BEING A SOLDIER HE IS HIGHLY PAID FOR HIS WORK AND PAID MUCH MORE FOR HIS ROLE AS A SOLDIER THAN ANY ANY USA SOLDIER HAS EVER BEEN PAID. LET'S WAKE UP HERE!

  • @dennyclosser8456
    @dennyclosser8456 2 дня назад

    My father was in the 544 combat engineering group went over before D-Day to try to get some land bridges and floating bridges up before D-Day hit. City spent 2/3 of the time underneath his bulldozer trying to not get blown up from artillery while they were trying to get some of these bridges into place. He did not speak a lot about the war, I believe because he did see so much killing. But he spent his years there throughout his tour all through Normandy and into Belgium and all over Western Europe. I have maps of his route and I long to get the sum of the towns that he helped free.. bless everybody even remotely involved in that bloody war may their memories never be forgotten

  • @ViceKnIghtTA
    @ViceKnIghtTA 3 дня назад +3

    Her: "finally, without mentioning, Donald Trump.."
    Also her: *mentions Donald Trump*

  • @philipturnbull
    @philipturnbull 12 дней назад +370

    Why in the hell would you bring up trump on this anniversary of D- Day, thank you Hanks for not taking the bait, Shame on you Amanpour.

    • @luizverdecanna8023
      @luizverdecanna8023 11 дней назад +5

      Over 5 million hits in a week, YT sells hits.

    • @oso9809
      @oso9809 11 дней назад

      She is disgusting.

    • @bartvermeer5104
      @bartvermeer5104 11 дней назад +19

      Trump says he'd be a dictator , joking it's only for a day. It's not that weird to think back of what happened in 1930s when someone said that and some other Trump phrases.

    • @johnhurley4700
      @johnhurley4700 11 дней назад +18

      When you use president Trumps name use a capital T and wasnt Hanks on the Lolita Express with Weinstein?

    • @johnhurley4700
      @johnhurley4700 11 дней назад +17

      Why in the hell would you ask Hanks about D Day he wasn't in the military oh I get it he played a soldier in a movie lol.

  • @RT_-fj9ht
    @RT_-fj9ht 19 дней назад +301

    I'm an immigrant to the US. I moved here 2 years ago. I appreciate all of the people who died to protect democracy.

    • @stevelangstroth5833
      @stevelangstroth5833 19 дней назад +18

      We have a republic, not a democracy.

    • @MAGADestroyer24
      @MAGADestroyer24 19 дней назад

      @@stevelangstroth5833 MAGAt cultist

    • @timsolomon8352
      @timsolomon8352 19 дней назад +13

      Republic. You apparently didn't read what it takes to become a US citizen.

    • @lindas-k5766
      @lindas-k5766 19 дней назад +35

      ​@@stevelangstroth5833- "RT..." did not refer to _USA democracy_ -- your correction was inappropriate.

    • @lindas-k5766
      @lindas-k5766 19 дней назад +25

      ​@@timsolomon8352 - "RT..." did not refer to _USA democracy_ -- your correction was inappropriate.

  • @lamartruth
    @lamartruth 9 часов назад

    Close your eyes and tell Me you don’t hear a cowboy toy.

  • @darlatomac5693
    @darlatomac5693 19 дней назад +34

    I thought I couldn’t love Tom Hanks more, but I was wrong ❤️ What a treasure. Thank you Tom for all you represent and do for us.

    • @Bushkangaroo59.
      @Bushkangaroo59. 19 дней назад

      Are you in for a major “disappointment!”

  • @shanencribbs8592
    @shanencribbs8592 13 дней назад +215

    Despite this being a CNN interview, I appreciate Tom Hanks’ perspective. He didn’t fall or get baited into a “this side or that side” conversation. He spoke of humanity in general and kept the focus on the reason for this event. Thank you Tom ❤️

    • @Shadesight
      @Shadesight 12 дней назад +7

      He *did* talk about the dangers and threatsbof fascism, isolationism - and in terms of things to be avoided. He just wasn't *inflammatory* about it. When "one side" us "America First"ing, you don't suppose it was an *accident* that he mentioned Charles and Madison Square Garden?

    • @bedazzlejuju
      @bedazzlejuju 12 дней назад

      @@Shadesightexactly! Thank you.

    • @lancefielder
      @lancefielder 12 дней назад +6

      Amanpour tried multiple times to bring Trump into the conversation in order to bring about comparisons, as is CNN's M.O. the last eight years. Hanks took the bait on this tactic but didn't chew on it enough to be castrated over it.

    • @deliabarrera1546
      @deliabarrera1546 12 дней назад +9

      that lady is crooked one sided ,"so call journalist "

    • @shanencribbs8592
      @shanencribbs8592 12 дней назад +6

      I do get that there was a little, maybe just a hint, of an undertone with Tom, as stated in the comments here, but he didn’t say enough to really get into it. At least it was a more pleasant and respectful response than what we normally hear from CNN guest interviews. I respect & understand that everyone feels differently and has different opinions and perspectives. I just don’t like when people (especially celebrities) are outright hating and disrespectful with a lot of nonsense. I am ok with people who have different opinions than me, when we can agree to disagree with respect for each other as human beings. So that’s why I admired this response from Tom. Whatever he feels about one side or the other, he kept the conversation fairly neutral, not spewing hate towards anyone and kept focus on the event.

  • @victorterrazas2049
    @victorterrazas2049 7 дней назад

    "The good deed that we practice with the neighbors..."--- I think that is the most important thing I have heard Tom Hanks say, ever!

  • @onelioperez
    @onelioperez 18 часов назад

    I just got ripped off, fooled, bamboozled.

  • @user-oc6wn5qk1n
    @user-oc6wn5qk1n 19 дней назад +360

    This interview gives me hope that this country WILL survive as " a more perfect union " Thank you , TOM !

    • @spvillano
      @spvillano 19 дней назад +5

      Yeah, that sounds like something I've said often enough. It never said to preserve a perfect union, but in order to form a more perfect union.
      We've only one major impediment, an observation made by an ally, "The Americans will do the right thing, after exhausting every other possibility".
      Words I'm sure Tom is also well aware of.

    • @patj4952
      @patj4952 19 дней назад +3

      I was thinking the very same thing. We'll make it.

    • @ericracine6305
      @ericracine6305 19 дней назад +2

      He maybe a bit optimistic, future will tell us.

    • @DegenerateToo
      @DegenerateToo 19 дней назад +5

      Then you see an interview with a MAGA supporter…. 😂

    • @PaulaMion
      @PaulaMion 19 дней назад

      @@DegenerateToo WHAT??? TRAITOR T RUMP WILL BE IN PRISON!!!

  • @victoriagrove5344
    @victoriagrove5344 19 дней назад +130

    Thank you, Tom. My Dad was in that war in the infantry, age 17, and was seriously injured and even missing for a while (Okinawa) but was the only one of his squad to come home. His mother told me he was never the same emotionally after that. That generation understood the importance of protecting the Constitution. Many quit high school, lied about their age and willingly signed up because of their love for our country. Bless them all.

    • @lindanorris2455
      @lindanorris2455 19 дней назад

      TOM HANKS WAS NOT STANIDNIG ALONGSIDE YOUR DAD. MR. HANKS KNOWS NOTHING OF ACTUAL WAR OR GUNS OR CANNONS.

    • @kthstefani
      @kthstefani 19 дней назад +2

      My dad was also at Okinawa. 6th Marine Division.

  • @julioperes4430
    @julioperes4430 14 дней назад +430

    She tried to make Hanks to talk crap about Trump and failed miserable, I respect Tom for that

    • @eugene2876
      @eugene2876 13 дней назад +44

      He saw what deniro brought on himself and wisely thought f@k that!

    • @Dougarony
      @Dougarony 13 дней назад

      No respect for the pedo Island Traitor.

    • @cichlisuite2
      @cichlisuite2 13 дней назад +25

      @@eugene2876 Yes, possibly more a reflection of the ugliness of the behaviour of MAGA trolls than of Hank's political views. But I'm sure Trump supporters will over-interpret the lack of condemnation or criticism. Who would want to wade into that for the sake of making a comment that might not have all that much impact on the end result anyway?

    • @eugene2876
      @eugene2876 13 дней назад

      @cichlisuite2 why label people maga trolls? Half of your country support republicans and more support a safe prosperous America. Weird how dems are so hateful

    • @adriennerango1519
      @adriennerango1519 13 дней назад

      @@eugene2876Awesome that trumps disgusting, violent supporters won’t hesitate to ruin anyone, no matter how wholesome or beloved, for their Orange Quarterback.

  • @jbinmt53
    @jbinmt53 6 дней назад

    My mom is 96. She lived it.

  • @Museum-zg6tz
    @Museum-zg6tz 2 дня назад +1

    John C McCormick 6th armored division 1926-2011 WW2

  • @kevincerce5056
    @kevincerce5056 13 дней назад +187

    My Father landed on Omaha beach D-Day June 6th 1944. He wouldn't watch Saving Private Ryan. First town Sainte-Mère-Église, on to St Lo, in his words they got the shit kicked out of them in St Lo. He Fought in the Battle of The Bulge where he carried two wounded GIs under heavy fire to safety, he received the Medal of The Silver Star award in May of 45 for doing so. He passed away 12/2002. Forever my hero! God Bless all that served.

    • @vickiealcorn5767
      @vickiealcorn5767 13 дней назад +9

      God bless you and your dad. He was a hero ❤

    • @sharonoverton9897
      @sharonoverton9897 13 дней назад +8

      RIP..SIR..THANK YOU FOR YOUR COURAGE..

    • @DG-kq8zf
      @DG-kq8zf 12 дней назад +2

      My uncle said the same thing of saving private Ryan. And asked all of us not to watch it because it didn't represent the truth about war. He said many times that "no man left behind" was their code and the only way.

    • @psmith2026
      @psmith2026 12 дней назад

      What company was he with?

    • @alee9961
      @alee9961 12 дней назад

      A true Hero!

  • @simontunkin7422
    @simontunkin7422 19 дней назад +277

    What an intelligent , articulate and interesting man . He's far more than just a brilliant actor.

    • @theresag8100
      @theresag8100 19 дней назад +6

      It's what has made him such a great actor ~ his humanity and his intelligence and continual learning! ❤

    • @kab2599
      @kab2599 19 дней назад +8

      IMO he’s one of those people who could have chosen any path in life and would have been successful.

    • @lindanorris2455
      @lindanorris2455 19 дней назад

      AND WELL PAID FO RHTIS EVENT TOO!

    • @drumcode420
      @drumcode420 19 дней назад +2

      @@lindanorris2455why are you using capitalized letters in your response?

    • @IanBell-vx1eh
      @IanBell-vx1eh 18 дней назад

      Yes also a pedo

  • @user-gw9xl4lk6r
    @user-gw9xl4lk6r 2 часа назад

    You are so right thank you for your service

  • @ralucabogdan6032
    @ralucabogdan6032 День назад +1

    I just love Tom Hanks, he is so levelheaded, compassionate, wise, restful towards the veterans. If I were an American, I would vote for him if he would run for presidency

  • @IgnaciaHusser
    @IgnaciaHusser 19 дней назад +413

    HANKS IS ONE CLASSY AMERICAN. SMART, WITTY, ELOQUENT, CHARISMATIC, A HEART OF GOLD. A GENTLEMAN IN THE TRUEST FORM OF THE WORD. A MENSCH

  • @danieldomachowske9871
    @danieldomachowske9871 19 дней назад +33

    To these (and ALL) veterans: Thank you, thank you, thank you.❤️❤️❤️

  • @tomb4087
    @tomb4087 2 дня назад

    he does not give it crap.. Unless the dollar becomes worthless he is insulated from any harm