Each nation pulled its weight. Each nation bled. America will lead, and we must. But capable allies must be right there with us. Shoulder to shoulder, in the breach, when it matters. In the years since these beaches, much of the west, in some places, in some quarters and in some capitals, grew comfortable. We forgot that freedom is not free. We forgot that peace is not wished into being. It is bought with purpose, with honor and with strength. (09:47–09:58)
CLAIM
Asserts that parts of the West have become complacent since World War II.
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