The Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces on D-Day came from a pacifist family and rose to become America's most famous General and future President. My interview with his granddaughter Susan Eisenhower @MSNBC https://t.co/ssdBSRNZU9

— Andrea Mitchell (@mitchellreports) June 6, 2019

Opinion: Trump’s words on D-Day are at odds with his actions https://t.co/6Qm3lMVJyy

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 6, 2019

Visited the grave of my friend’s father and witnessed a remarkable ceremony. The letters on the white crosses almost disappear in the brightness of the stone, so a soldier fills the indentations with sand from Omaha Beach to bring the name forward. It sent shivers down my spine. pic.twitter.com/e2G8KvvALt

— Jackie Speier (@RepSpeier) June 6, 2019

D-Day in numbers:
• 7,000 ships
• 132,000 men on the beaches
• 23,000 airborne troops dropped behind enemy lines
• 12,000 Allied aircraft & 10,000 vehicles

On D-Day alone, 4,414 Allied troops were confirmed dead. #DDay75thAnniversaryhttps://t.co/TDkSAZ9zCK

— CNN International (@cnni) June 6, 2019

'A sense of perspective'

As the D-Day commemorations come to a close we reflect on what our veterans did for our country and those who did not make it. https://t.co/qRDndMEMtC pic.twitter.com/tiMfMdFJDg

— ITV News (@itvnews) June 6, 2019

#DDay75thAnniversary
This Graphic is a useful reminder of the percentage of the 1939 Population killed in each nation/state of the European Continent by the end of #WWII pic.twitter.com/Lc3aLoRJtd

— Mark Anthony France (@MarkFrance62) June 6, 2019

The Soviet Union would like a word https://t.co/BcYBnR31ek

— Daniel Radosh (@danielradosh) June 6, 2019

While participating in D-Day celebrations, on sacred ground, with graves of soldiers in the background, the coward with fictional bone-spurs deemed it appropriate to attack Mueller, a decorated war veteran who was awarded a Purple Heart. Trump is a disgraceful embarrassment. https://t.co/xtXUhGrtzu

— Ana Navarro-Cárdenas (@ananavarro) June 6, 2019

This is totally true, though probably not his intent. https://t.co/d7EMSuvEEu

— Scott Lincicome (@scottlincicome) June 6, 2019

WaPo: U.S./Mexico close to a deal to avoid tariffs. Mexico has proposed sending 6,000 troops to its southern border w/ Guatemala and what sounds like a modified version of a “safe third country” agreement. Unclear how close or if it will satisfy Trump. https://t.co/RmJhkCtW4k

— Robbie Whelan (@RWhelanWSJ) June 6, 2019

Obstruction of Justice 101. Now on audiotape! https://t.co/7QlCtysjud

— Malcolm Nance (@MalcolmNance) June 6, 2019

Welcome to the Hotel Emoluments,
Such a lovely place, such an angry face,
Any time of year, you can find bribery here. https://t.co/kZ1TpDpyUF

— Ronald Klain (@RonaldKlain) June 6, 2019

120 military vets have signed a letter warning that Brexit threatens peace and friendship in Europe

“Nato does not keep the peace in Europe – it keeps peace for Europe. It is the EU that keeps peace in Europe, because when you trade, you do not fight"

❤️https://t.co/5rZaJxnhlF

— Best for Britain (@BestForBritain) June 6, 2019

Our public conversation is barely credible. The Tory leadership candidates compete with each to laud a No Deal Brexit. Meanwhile Ford is set to close its Bridgend plant. British Steel is insolvent Manufacturing slumping. A full scale political and economic crisis is unfolding.

— Will Hutton (@williamnhutton) June 5, 2019

with all due respect: you fucking nerds, you absolute dweebs, it's a school night, Peterborough will still be there when you wake up, just go to sleep

— Marie Le Conte (@youngvulgarian) June 6, 2019

All the more important to get the narrowing down right – the 90 minute Channel 4 leadership debate is on June 16th at 6.30pm https://t.co/GiSt25Q4Pp

— Krishnan Guru-Murthy (@krishgm) June 6, 2019

Dom Raab has refused to rule out proroguing Parliament to ensure Britain leaves without a deal on October 31

This is what senior figures in the ERG have been demanding – get round MPs by simply pushing the nuclear button and proroguing

— Steven Swinford (@Steven_Swinford) June 5, 2019

Dr. John, iconic New Orleans musician, has died https://t.co/jkDEhEfjdY via @KeithSpera

— Elizabeth Crisp ⚜️ (@elizabethcrisp) June 6, 2019