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Pointe du Hoc

Pointe du Hoc

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Oct 23, 2026

Jon LovettHOST
10:40
Nothing is more manly, by the way, than bragging about being able to get through a speech on a fall day in the American South with only a light jacket.
Jon LovettHOST
10:49
Like the men who took the cliffs at Pointe du Hoc.
Jon LovettHOST
10:55
And then Trump returned to one of his favorite recent topics, the body of Ohio Senator John Husted, who of course has absolutely no connection to North Carolina.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:06
So he's over here.

54 MINS LATER

Jon LovettHOST
64:38
I'm also sorry that I spent so many time, I played that Trump sound where you go bleh.
Jon LovettHOST
64:43
I played it three or four times and that probably is too much.
Jon LovettHOST
64:46
And then the writers do wanna know, why did I change Normandy to Pointe du Hoc? Why did I do that? And you know why? I'll tell you why.
Jon LovettHOST
64:54
I'm gonna answer your question.
Jamie DimonGUEST
2:23
There are flags up there from the USS Constitution, which is the Revolutionary War boat.
Jamie DimonGUEST
2:28
One of the flags is from the top of Pointe du Hoc, June 6, 1944.
Jamie DimonGUEST
2:32
And there's a picture up there.
Jamie DimonGUEST
2:35
The range is still taking prisoners.
Ed ClementsHOST
31:20
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Ed ClementsHOST
31:20
Pointe du Hoc-
Jeff WardHOST
31:21
I'm sorry
Ed ClementsHOST
31:21
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Mark FastosoPANELIST
47:00
Um, that's good.
Mark FastosoPANELIST
47:03
I, I know every time you guys talk about the Marines like this, I think back to, we had an episode where someone asked, "Why didn't..." You know, there was supposed to be Marines that landed at Pointe du Hoc.
Kevin HymelHOST
47:14
Yes.
Mark FastosoPANELIST
47:15
There was, like, 50 of them, and at the last minute they got pulled out, and w-what we were saying is, "Man, could you imagine if those 50 Marines had landed on Pointe du Hoc? There would be, like, books and documentaries and everything about how the Marines took Normandy."
Kevin HymelHOST
47:25
We would never hear the end of it.
John C. McManusHOST
47:26
Nor there'd be.
Steve SchmidtHOST
8:14
Not a mean place.
Steve SchmidtHOST
8:17
One of the greatest heroes of the state, James Earl Rudder, is the man who led the Rangers ashore at Pointe du Hoc.
Steve SchmidtHOST
8:24
He returned to Texas.
Steve SchmidtHOST
8:25
He was a Democrat.
Steve SchmidtGUEST
9:35
Not a mean place.
Steve SchmidtGUEST
9:37
One of the greatest heroes of the state, James Earl Rudder, is the man who led the Rangers ashore at Pointe du Hoc.
Steve SchmidtGUEST
9:44
He returned to Texas.
Steve SchmidtGUEST
9:46
He was a Democrat.
Elizabeth SaundersGUEST
20:10
Lots of presidents and secretaries of state have given speeches that are like exploiting some historical.
Elizabeth SaundersGUEST
20:16
Think of Reagan at Pont du Hoc.
Elizabeth SaundersGUEST
20:18
Right.
Elizabeth SaundersGUEST
20:19
The boys at Pont du Hoc.
Elizabeth SaundersGUEST
20:21
stirring oratory and is really about a fight between good and evil.
Elizabeth SaundersGUEST
20:25
Right.
EricHOST
7:21
Mm-hmm.
Tyler OxleyGUEST
7:22
And, well, they fought in China, Burma, and India, but the Ranger battalions by and large were in Europe, you know? We talk about them climbing Point du Hoc and all that kind of stuff, but over time there's been this, kind of this merging.
Tyler OxleyGUEST
7:34
You know, you wanna keep those, those traditions and all that together.
EricHOST
7:38
Hmm.

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