the loss of john mccain, who i think was a great american, great american hero in the military.can hero in the political process and frankly great american hero on a personal level to people who knew him well. it is on those three levels i sense the loss and expressed my feelings of sorrow for him having passed and my expression of feelings of sorrow for his personal family who lost him and for a country who lost a great american hero. >> you're not alone, governor. so many people feel that way. so many people echo that today and that's why it is notable that the president doesn't. >> well, i'm here to talk about my friend john mccain. you appear to be here to talk about something that you think you can exploit. i find that rather unpleasant. >> governor, again, we don't have to try to exploit something. this is a fact. this is a truism. >> why are you dwelling on it? >> i have given you my comments. i have given you my comments on it and i'm here to talk about john mccain. >> fair. and just reject your premise that this is something the press has created. it has been customary,

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brought in the imf thinks that somehow, going to -- >> does not save -- >> framed this as the great american stock market. just just said the graet american growth story. the economy is doing well. s&p is less than just about 1% away from a record high. not that what's taking place over there is unimportant or could have some spillover effects on some banks. not that you would do it right this moment, but take a look at some of these things that have been unsettled as a result of what's taking place. how do you view it i know you're buying some things in the u.s. market >> i am. i think if the euro exports we want down, that would be .1% off of gdp that is a big, big number. so i say it's big because it's small. it doesn't make a big difference and we're worried about potential contagion from italy and france and spain but i feel like a broken record, i talk about fund mamentals all the time and i list ton what company managements have to say. even multinational companies that have exposure to the euro zone and china you're doing quite well. you don't have 85% of the companies in the s&p 500

it's a a relaunch of a great american name. >> you are adding on to what she was saying. >> well, our philosophies are so close that we just work so well. >> but financially as a been a good year for liveright? >> it has been an extremely good year for liveright. people say i'm so sorry you're in publishing. how are you doing? it always surprises me because we'rwe doing great. how are you doing? i mean, there is in this country i don't care how polarized it is, evil everywhere walk with books. we had a book which won the pulitzer prize issue, the gulf by jack davis which is elected by people along the gulf from florida to texas, and every event jack davis has soldotna. thesthese are people, they don't care what party you are on. they know that jack has written a brilliant book and they feel they need. >> i shot up for the upper midwest. we had the "l.a. times" book prize-winning, "the death and life of the great lakes" by dan egan which has galvanized the midwestern states. we are working in the heartland and in the south. >> exactly. one of the things, you don't publish only for new

proud of our country, you are proud of our history, and honor the nfl, you always and cherish our great american flag. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: it was just announced by espn that rather beautiful,ing our beautiful national anthem in defending our flag, they decided they just will not broadcast when they play. [crowd booing] pres. trump: and we like that. so while the players are kneeling, some of them, not all of them, you are all proudly standing for our national anthem. thank you. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: the espn thing was

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. >> family and friends paying respect to a truly great american, a great american patriot. someone who will be severely missed here in washington, d.c., and arizona, around the country, indeed, dana, around the world. we saw an emotional experience, especially for the family, which is totally understanding, at a sensitive moment like this. >> i mean, completely understandable. you know, you saw his two sons in uniform. his daughter meghan. his daughter bridget. he has three other kids. he has seven kids altogether, doug, andy and sidney as well were the first after cindy mccain to come up and pay their respects and say good-bye to their father. this is difficult, but this is the first. this is the first of what we will see day in and day out until sunday when john mccain is laid to rest, as he says, in his latest book, where it all began. the river that goes through annapolis where the naval academy is. >> for the next several hours, people in arizona will be able to come to that casket and pay their special respect to this great american. s.e., i know this is a sad moment

what we know is that john mccain was a great american. ld trump in his death can only ascribe to be that great. right now he has a long way to go. >> rick, in the good-bye letter, the farewell letter that john mccain wrote, what do you think his main message was in it? >> his main message in his entire career was american exceptional. i find it remarkable that bakari sellers and your brother who doesn't think america is great -- >> you're so petty. >> play straight. >> who's calling who petty, bakari? >> i'm calling you petty, rick. >> you've been trouncing me since we got on this program. >> god forbid you be better, rick. make sure you lower yourself. >> i'm not lower yourself. >> you are. you're talking about my brother not thinking america is exceptional. >> he said it. >> he said it, he was wrong and he corrected it. god forbid our president try it, god forbid you try it. >> i think donald trump corrected himself quicker on this mccain situation. quicker than your brother did. >> hold on a second. did you hear the president say he was

the clinton house museum is really the great american story, like so many others. it is a great example of the best of american ideals. people can start from nowhere and work hard and engage in public service, and they can do what it is they set their mind to. when you get a chance to spend time in the same place that other people have lived, you get to absorb some of that energy and think about how people got started in their lives and where they would later end up. our visitors really love that idea. they like standing in this place where these two powerful people, really smart people, spent the early days plotting out their life's course in a house like this. >> you can watch this and other programs on the history of communities across the country at c-span.org/citiestour. this american history tv only on c-span3. eastern, night at 8:00 historian john furling talks jefferson, pain, munro and the struggle against the old order in america and europe. back andy could come see america today and see that the most important play on broadway now and for the past several

, fox analyst, great american, good friend. i have to say, i'm sort of getting in the swing of these things. we're coming into the midterms. got about 100 die 100 day to goe president is in full campaign, i think, mood and attitude. >> well i think he loves to campaign. he's a very effective campaigner, as he's endorsed people. i think nine out of the last ten people he's endorsed, including ron desantis, have won their primarprimaries or certainly mod forward. the primary in florida is not until august. desantis has moved from the back of the pack to first place. we have a governor's race there. lou: just for a second, we should point out, desantis was running behind in that race. >> way behind. lou: until the ft stepped u pred up and said desantis is the man, my full endorsement and the next thing he's got a double digit lead in the race for governor of florida. >> against a formidable establishment candidate who is expected to be the nominee. critical state for us. most important state in the end of the day. and it's a state

the clinton house museum is really the great american story, like so many others it is a great example of the best of american ideals. people can start from nowhere and they can work hard and engage in public service and they can do what it is they set their mind to. and when you get a chance to spend time in another place where people have lived, you get to absorb some of that energy and think of how people got started in their lives and where we they would later and up. -- end up. our visitors love that idea, they like standing in this place where these two really powerful, smart people spent their early days plotting out their lives course in a house like this. announcer: you can watch this and other programs on the history of communities across the country on c-span.org cities tour. american history tv , only on c-span3. >> the c-span bus has arrived in hawaii for the 39th stop of our capitals tour. we are on the island of wahoo, visiting honolulu, with the help of our spectrum cable partners. >> we are excited to be in with thespecially here spirit that we can share with the histo

and yeah, so this -- you know, it's -- like i say, i don't think it's about the great american novel. but it is about adding, you know, a picture of america in a permanent way. >> you mentioned one of your favorite writers, is there an asian american genre? >> i don't think there is an asian american genre. you have done your homework. when i think about what they meant to me, it was really kind of an example of what was involved in adding this volume to the library of america. and that is that, you know, they took such different tacts, when you think about the jewish writers, you know, they all -- they were all going at kind of the same problem, but in such different ways; right? some take a more soulful kind of approach. some reject the idea that you must only be a writer, that writing is part of your social activism. out in the streets, protesting all the time. others manage to make their names synonymous with henry james. i think it is something that we really don't appreciate today, you know, kind of what it took for this jewish american girl to make herself the person that every

so there is a way like us i don't think it's about the great american novel but it is about adding to our picture of america in a permanently. >> host: you mentioned one of her favorite writers, the jewish ghetto experience. is there an asian american genre treader at him know there's an asian american genre but i do know there is a way in which, i was influenced by the jewish, you know that. but when i think about what they meant to me, is really kind of an example of what was involved in adding this volume, the library of america. and that is that they took such different -- balogh, roth, cynthia, grace kelly, my very dear grace kelly. they were all going at the same problem but in such different ways. bella took a hybrid meaning no ethnic markers. hard to tell if he was jewish in many ways. with all of his jewish but he does going to make an ethic white which is what do that. we are all the exact opposite. it's like i am jewish, and neither is in-your-face, america. much more soulful kind of approach. grace pauly rejects the idea was only be a writer, the writer is not part of your

i prefer great american. >> as the son and grandson of military men and work your yourself. >> and a the navy, one who is in the marines too. >> your thoughts on memorial day? >> the great honor of my life was to have the great opportunity to have served in the company of heroes. i am the luckiest guy you have ever interviewed and we'll ever interviewed. i am the most fortunate man on earth. i think god for it every single day. thanks for having me on again, chris. i love her spirited discussions. >> too -- me too. >> sandra: the cohost of benson and hearth and julian turner. at least he left us laughing there. in such a sad few hours that we have seen since the family announced his death yesterday. he did make us laugh. >> he absolutely did. the only thing i can say is that if he decided to retire and enjoy a quiet peaceful life, no one could have faulted him for what he went through. >> what he did not do. >> but he felt called to serve more and he did. >> sandra: he did, even in the final 18 months of his life, he kept fighting. he still stayed politically involved as well. >> abso

and that she held the complexities of what it was to be a great american artist.o be a black woman. and what it was to be someone that was both in secular and spiritual life, what it was to be someone who -- she literally said black people gave her money so she used her money to help black people be free. when you are that -- speaking to the boldness, it wasn't just the boldness of her art. we got to hear something come out of her mouth that no one else had heard and stirred us in that way. there is no equivalent to aretha franklin. >> an amazing trailblazer. >> yes. the soul. >> i know you will stick with us, as is david and joe. thank you so much. we have so much going on today because america is celebrating two incredible american titans, here in detroit and in washington, d.c. with john mccain. we will be right back from detroit in a moment. >> i will take over from here as we see the live images of the motorcade arriving at the nation's capitol. we expect to see the casket with john mccain in it lie in the nation's capitol in that rotunda where there will be

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the possibility of losing such a great american. -- susan: on the campaign they didn't mention immigration. how important will immigration be this fall? the second question is dismantling ice, is it an effective campaign position for democratic candidates? neera: my view is we should ice.m we have had a mechanism of enforcing immigration laws for decade, after decade, after decade. ice is a little out of control, but it should be reformed. the question of immigration, let's be blunt. campaign aftern what in are running consider racist ads. attacking latinas and gang members in places we have seen no gang activity at all. they will use immigration as an attack line against democrats. ways to state the democratic position, to have comprehensive which mean reform, strong borders and a path to citizenship, that is ironically very popular with the american people. it is important to fix this going forward.the family separation policy is a vital one. what we will see on immigration is the effort to divide more americans. jerry: i will circle back to the midterm elections. what is the key voting

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gordon wood, great american historian, has written a lot about the american revolution, wrote a book, friendship and rivalry of john adams and thomas jefferson. one of the most famous pairings in american history, they were very close, they were together as dignitaries, ambassadors to the united states, colonial in the united states and then, of course, became rivals to the presidency, ran against each other, got very bitter in election of 1800 and didn't talk or communicate for a number of years and then they resumed correspondence, one of the founders of america and position in philadelphia. and that blossomed until enduring friendship until they died, they both died july 4th, 1826, within hour, great coincidences in american history. this is that story and it's really a joy to read and there are a lot about what made them tick, both of them admirable figures and both had flaws. the final book i wanted to highlight although actually there's more i didn't bring, and that's called the 3 lives of james madison and james madison as political figure and he ended up being a very different

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i think he is a great american. he is a great global citizen.e stands for what america is supposed to stand for. i had the opportunity to visit in hanoi, where he was imprisoned for many years, and anyone who sees what he went through and where he went through it understands what a great american hero he is. liz: indeed. a great american hero. james bacchus, thanks to you. appreciate you coming on. >> any time, any time. liz: watching from the stands, closing bell about 18 minutes away. goldman sachs and jpmorgan getting in the ring. up next, charlie gasparino on fresh details as to why one of the biggest names in banking has decided to remain a spectator in the tesla privatization cage match. charlie is breaking it next on "countdown." alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. fidelity. pah! thano, no, no, nah.k. a bulb of light?!? aha ha ha!

i think on this sunday morning we can say john mccain, you were not only patriot, a great american andamerican hero. >> sandra: he referenced back to his mother, she is still with us. she's 106 years old. he was certainly obviously a war hero, a politician with a long career, a successful career in politics but he talked about his family being the most important thing in the world to him. >> of course and those of us who know it had the chance to work with megan when she was here at the channel know just how tight his bond was not with her but with all of his children. marie pointed out that a really important part of his legacy is that he was a national security hawk. a defense hawk. i think it's important to point out that he was not a warmonger. far from it. he spent a lot of time advocating for better support for service members, veterans and their families but he had a very healthy appreciation, especially later on during his tenure in the senate for the limits to the use of military force. i was think about afghanistan, he lobbied president obama really hard for increased troop p

we'll never ever stop fighting for our families, our freedom, tore our great american -- or our great american flag. right? because we are americans. and our hearts bleed red, white and blue. we are one people, one family, and one glorious nation under god. and together as a nation we'll make america wealthy again. we'll make america strong again. we'll make america safe again. and we'll make america great again. thank you, ohio. thank you. [♪] jesse: president trump speaking to an overflowing crowd of thousands in lewis center, ohio. he's there to support troy balderson in tuesday's house election. and it was hot out there. president trump: even thought it's 110 degrees in this crazy room, if you can take it, i can take it. in all fairness to the hvac engineers and contractors. this room was not designed quite for this crowd. and you people are hot. so if anybody wants to leave. leave. there is a lot of people out there who want to get in, but don't leave. it is rather hot. you walk out and lose about 10 pound. you say that was very good. that beats going to a gym, right? it's hot. s

let's go into the primary states and we will have a great american family tour and we will get together and we'll talk leave, day care, what's be going through the american family and why aren't we doing it because everyone else has done it. they thought that was great. we went on a great american family to her through the south. crowds than any of the candidates. we recommended that everybody sign on the back of their checks the day had donated not to be cashed until family leave had passed. we were really trying to stir people up. we met with editorial boards and all sorts of people. nominee, the first one,e bush, george bush said that he was forward with it. there were like yeah, this is great and i'm thinking -- we are making progress year. this is fantastic. so, we come back, we get a packed. it gets to bush's desk and he vetoes it and i'm like -- excuse me, didn't you say? he said important concept. not as a law. i was beyond frustrated. but one of the states we , our family toin her, it was in arkansas. and guess who the governor was? it happened to be bill clinton. we when bill

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. >> with your work, she's a great american woman.nducted into the rock & roll hall of fame. respect was a mantra, too. that was really progressive. no woman was talking about being satisfied sexually and charged and bossed up at that time. you have the feeling aretha franklin was in charge of aretha franklin's life. that was the core of feminism. >> where do you think she got that from? >> a combination. i think president clinton laid that out, the idea she was born in the church and civil rights, gives you this combination of americanism and freedom. we are really supposed to be the land of the free and the home of the brave. she was very brave. she's very brave. again, this idea of her and senator mccain as true american heroes and patriots and she was literally an american, a great resource, you know, a treasure. and, he is a great american hero. so, these two lives let us look at who we are. and look at the best of who we are, even when we are complicated and we don't agree. there's certain things that strike us. >> i love listen