Kerry: Each and Every American Stands With France Today

The transcript discusses the solidarity between France and the United States in confronting extremism and upholding freedom. It highlights France's historical role in democracy and the power of free expression. The text emphasizes that while extremists may attack these values, they cannot eradicate them. The commitment to freedom and a civilized world remains strong, and acts of terror only reinforce this resolve.

What does the speaker imply about the nature of the confrontation mentioned?

In what way does the speaker believe acts of terror will affect the commitment to freedom?