President Biden will commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day in Normandy, emphasizing the connection between the battle for freedom in World War II and the current effort to resist Russia's invasion of Ukraine. He will highlight the importance of a rules-based international order and the need for freedom-loving nations to unite against dictators. The visit will include speeches at the Normandy American Cemetery and Pointe du Hoc, underscoring the sacrifices made in the past and the ongoing mission to fight for freedom. The president aims to convey the dangers of isolationism and the imperative to safeguard democracy. The visit is intended to emphasize the stakes for Europe and the world if resolve falters in the face of aggression.