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john m mccain has not t done th. th his life, what he did was support wars from not only iraq, but also libya. he called john kererry delusionl for trying toto make a nuclear iran and the ran -- through his lot in with the mek, the extremist group in iran. ofalso was a good friend mohammad bin salman and the saudis. shere was a gala for the saudi in may when the crown prince was visiting. they had a special award for john mccain. he supported the saudi bombing in yemen that has been so catastrophic. i think we have to think that those who have participated in war are really heroes if they spend the rest of their lives trying to stop war, not like john mccain who spent the rest of his life supporting war. amy: norman solomon? >> we really have to fall to mass media of the united states, not just the last few days, but the last decade pretending that somehow by implication almost that john mccain was doing the people of north vietnam a favor as he flew over them and dropped bombs. you would think in the figure feet livi

. >> mccain's daughter bridget adopted from bangladesh became the focus of one of the campaign's most vicious attacks. >> they were accusing john mccabe mf fathering a biracial child out of wedlock. >> by march, the straight talk express ran out of gas. >> i announce today on this fine arizona morning and in this beautiful place that i am no longer an active candidate for my party's nomination for president. thank you. >> mccain threw his support behind bush and helped him defeat democratic challenger al gore to become the 43rd president. although he was a loyal republican, mccain bucked bush on numerous issues. >> mccain was taking issues on tax taxes, on health care, on guns, on the environment, that were at odds with the bush administration. >> during the bush years, mccain scored perhaps his biggest legislative achievement, when mccain-feingold was signed into law in 2002. >> there were times when you thought it was never going to end, but quite honestly, john was so much fun to work with, i didn't mind. >> by 1994, john mccain the maverick was more popular than ever before. his national profile continued to rise. in 2005, he ambiti

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mccain's passing. >> jenna is live in oakland. it seems veterans can admire m.>> that's the case. some people feel that johnccain was a voice for veterans. others didn't feel he went far enough. they say he should be respected for his service. >> the names of those troops who died in vietnam are curved -- carved in stone. bill hodges said for himself and other veterans signing up to serve was like handing the government a blank check for their lives. >> we should respect him for the fact that he did serve. >> as preparations are made, people are reflecting on the service and role as a veteran. james mat mattis said mccain set an amwartime, you look at his example, that is what think you'll see. >> veteran organizations called on president trump to honor mccain, some feel he should have done more. >> maybe we should do the praise now and the cry teeing afterwards i don't think he went far enough. >> he will be more admired as time went by because of what he endured and his willingness to serve. >> he said while he didn't see eye-to-eye with mccain as a fellow veteran it hurt to see him dispar acknowledged fo

john. honestly seeing him down range, i never traveled with a colleague who was better to our enlisted or heard arder on our m generals. john mccainen that served in the youthful of the united states and he was a champion of our armed forces throughout his career. in every generation, there are those who put country first, who prize service ahead of self, who summon idealism from a cynical age. john mccain was such a man. today, he lies in the place where he served to the last, the congress of the united states. soon, he will go to rest on the grounds where he served first, the united states naval academy. the eyes of the american people will be upon him as he goes. and so, to, will their prayers. for him, and especially for his beloved family, gathered here today, and we will pray that those who mourn shall be comforted. so we mourn with those who mourn and we grieve with those who grieve, but we do not grieve like those who have no hope. because john mccain, like millions of americans, held firm to that hope from an old hymn that became a tile of a book he wrote some 20 years ago. faith of our fathers. the full stansa of that hy

john mccain. but it's been a day of presidential pivots on the gh m sounding more conciliatory. >> we very much appreciaterything that senator mccain has done for our country. >> allen martin on what it took to get president to utter those words. >> reporter: as tributes poured in from around the westmoreland there one person who appeared unmoved. >> do you have any thoughts at all about john mccain? >> the president ignored questions about mccain today. and it wasn't until veterans groups brought pressure that the white house lowered its flag for a second time to honor mccain. the president issuing a proclamation that all public buildings and grounds do the same. a georgia republican urged the president to drop his long time grudge with the war hero. >> anybody who in any way tarnishes the representation of john mccain deserves a whipping. most of the ones who would do the wrong thing about the john dut to do the right thing when it was their turn. >> at the capitol his senate desk was draped in black. >> we can try as he did to put country before party, we can try as he always did to speak truth to powe

m lidera las encuestas. ante el fallecimiento del senador john mccain, el gobernador de arizona tendrÁ que nombre su sucesor carolina: en el puesto de gobernador en la florida, tambiÉn estÁ en la mira de muchas personas. alan putnam era al favorito en su partido reportero hasta que recibiÓ el apoyo del presidente trump. por el lado demÓcrata, hay cuatro contrincantes. borja: vamos a marchar hasta el estado del sol. la contienda por el es que ni que deja libre la republicana ileana ros-lehtinen, estÁ compitiendo por nueve republicanos, entre ellos marÍa elvira salazar. muchos buscan esta nominaciÓn. ver en las primarias pero sÓlo para el puestoe carolina: elecciones muy importantes. faltan unos cuantos meses para elecciones de medio tÉrmino. borja: es importante destacar que estudiantes de la escuela de parkland, han tuiteado hablando sobre estas elecciones primarias y lo fundamental que es que la gente participe, independientemente de su ideologÍa política. ese perdÓn para todos qiue tenemos -- que tenemos que participar. carolina: ademÁs, con el tema de control de armas, que estÁ en la mano de los legislad

john mccain. a lot of activity over the next couple of days. we appreciate everything that m senatoain has done for our country. thank you very much. >> meanwhile, senator mccain's finatten statement included vailed, parting shots at p. president trum we'll have more on that letter in a few minutes. ♪ >>> today, a week of remembrance services will begin toonor aretha franklin. franklin's bodily will rest at the museum of african-american history in detroit. the public will be allowed to pay respects. on thursday, several artists are scheduled to perform at a concert. artists are set to sing at that service. a> here's a look our top stories this morning. a man is rekcovering after bein stabbed on a metro bus. metro transit police say three nen and the victim started fighting when o pulled out a knife. the man who was stabbed, is in stable condition. >>> a d.c. courtroom had to be cleared after the shouting matcn erupted bethe families of a murdered girl and the two men accused of killing her. quentin michaels and kwan thomas were in court yesterda police are looking for inform

capital open for an extra hour l helping t to accommodate all the by.t wanted to come four of john mccain's children m there to say theiron thanks.er other momen powerful moment tha indy ned in prate, mccain returning to the hotel h thanks supporters and mcskcain staffers and at the end they all sang happy birthday to john an cain on whatg happ would have b his 82nd birthday. >> that must have been a moment. peter, thank you very much. tha >>> also this morning, a w of word is heating up between ting president trump and u google arr the president accused the tech giant of rigging its search results.nbco hallie jackson has details on that.t. morning. >> reporter: good morning.g. president trump is staying away from specifics, but hiing new te regulations may be in the works for google, the latesattle for a president who has seen plenty of them. this time google is fighting back.gl atis morning president trump e leaning in to t tough talk about big tech accusing those companies of bias against conservatives. the president tweeting this ween video showingge images of go google home page supposedly taken

john mccain lies in arizona state m. their respects this morning. rob: allows, no waterslides and no children. is it a good idea or bad for business? we are sharing your comments. ♪ heartburn and gas? ♪ now fight both fast new tums chewy bites with gas relief all in one relief of heartburn and gas ♪ ♪ tum tum tum tums new tums chewy bites with gas relief >> thousands will pay their respects to john mccain today. the american petri will line state appears in the state capital ahead of the memorial service tomorrow. jillian: ray bogan joins us as final preparations are underway to honor mccain at the us capitol. >> reporter: it would have been senator mccain at 82nd birthday and in a couple hours he will lie in state at the arizona state capitol rotunda. 's motorcade is expected to arrive at 10:00 am local time with his wife cindy and family. the national guard captive team will senator mccain into the rotunda and then there will be a ceremony inside, governor doocy will reside. arizona senator jeff flake will offer benedi

john. let's look forward. clearly they had a tense relationship but he wasn't the only one with a tense relationship with john mccain. >> pchls m'sair, saying he deserves to have an attorney general the president can trust, indicating the president's beef with sessions goes on his decision to recuse himself with the russia investigation. >> it's much deeper than that. >> what else are we missing? >> we won't with say on this show but it's a pretty deep breach. here is what i'm suggesting. he's not the only man in the country that can be attorney general. he's a fine man. i'm not asking him to be fired, but the relationship is not working. >> reporter: graham not giving a time line for when a move could take place, indicating a new attorney general would have to be highly qualified and be someone who would commit to the senate they would allow the special counsel robert mueller to wrap up their work in that investigation. that's the latest from arizona, now back to you. >> all right. peter, thank you. coming up, john mccain in his own words. lessons we can all learn from his life of service. >>> the president has declared a victor

mccain emerged from all of that as an entirely differene on. and dedicated his life to public service. that eerience really made him who we honor today. >> m, we know johnd of yours. private? he like in what was he like in those moments when there were no cameras around? >> he was full of mischief. he often recited my book, the greatest generation, when he was running in new hampshire. at one appearance he made, somebody stood up and said you know tom brokaw is at the back of the room, and joh immediately said, yeah, i know, he's a leading bolshevik inhe washington press corps. it brought down the house, obviously, and what was always striking to me is when i would have private time with him, he would b as critical of his party as he was of the democratic party. because he had the largeob ctive in mind. it was not just a partisan tug of war. he felt we had to do what was best for this country, whatever your party registration happed to me. great internationalist. he felt very strongler about a continuing its place as the leader of the free world. and obviously, he clashed with the current president over that very often. i must say also about what's goin

saying because john mccain was diagnosed and then died from the exact same disease that joe biden lost his son to, this brain cancer. but i just want to clickly mention one thing that the congress mngressman said, instead of learning of john mccain over the years, that was the moment he grew up. because he was a hot dog before that. he, and you know this from studying naval history as well, he just wanted to have fun, romanticize the idea of being in the military and having the life of a fighter pilot. he admitted that. then this horrible tragedy where so many people died, 100 people died, of his comrades, and he got serious and woke up. and unfortunately, one of the next missions that he flew was the one that he was shot down and captured. >> and he did a wonderful one-hour documentary for our viewers here at cnn, thank you for doing that, dana. and i know we'll be speaking tomorrow, you'll in arizona. i'll be here. elaine, talk a little bit, give us a final thought. >> sure. john mccain always said that he served in the company of heroes, that he wasn't a hero himself. and i saw him use his humor and his serious side that you talked about to describe that one shootdown that was

john mccain? >> reporter: after repeatedly ignoring questions on john mccain and raising the white house flag with a nation still in mourning, president trump last night makin his first comments on mccain's service. >> we veryh m appreciate everything that senator mccain has done for our country. >> reporter: the feng was ally lowered again amid pressure from veterans but it wasccain who got the last word, delivered by a long-time aide. >> americans never quit. we never surrender. >> reporter: mccn's final thoughts on america's greatness and president trump without ever mentioning him by name. >> whe weaken it w we hide behind walls, rather than tear them down. >> the senate won't be t without john mccain. >> reporter: his colleagues, emotional. >> farewell, senator. farewell, john. >> reporter: remembering mccain maverick. >> he was unafraid to take on presidents. he was unafraid to take on his own party. >> reporter: washington's official good-bye begins friday. vice president pence will represent the administration and speak at that sper moceremony h friday. racie potts, nbc news, washington. >>> the first official service is tomorrow in arizona. senator mccn will lie in state at the arizona state capital i

john mccain did for this nation. he was a great leader. the institute of the u.s. senate is in boston, edward m. kennedy institute for the u.s. senate. that is a place where john mccain will be celebrated. there is not a doubt in my mind. they'll recognize the important role he played as one of the lions in the senate and, certainly, a maverick of note who made a difference. >> andy, you reference that there are many people in washington and around the country this morning who are honoring the life and service of john mccain, including people who work at the white house. we put together some of the reactions here. staffers, employees, senior advisers to the president, all tweeting or making comments, praising john mccain as a hero, praising his military service, talking about everything he's done for this nation. you were also a part. something that's interesting here, when you look ahead at the eulogies for john mccain, you see the comments from staffers there, george w. bush and barack obama. two former presidents. two former political rivals. they'll be eulogizing the senator. former president

just hours after the president refused to say a word abo mccain, ignoring ten shouted questions from one porter. >> m president, any thoughts on john mccain? mr. president, any thoughts on john mcr?cain, >> everyone is moving. >> rorter: still the white house's actions speak volumes. initially raising its flag while others across the capitol remained at half-staff, later reversing course after veterans grou urged the president to reconsider. the president also taking heat from members of his own ny isak message. >> anybody who tarnishes theon reputaf john mccain deserves a whip going. i'd say to the president or anody in the world, it is time to pause and say this was a great man. >> reporter: mr. trump in a statement noting his differences on poly is and politics, but acknowledges he respects his service to the country. mccain never one to back down from a fight getting in a last word adeut the presint without ever mentioning him by name in a farewell statement read by a trusted aide. >> we weaken our greatness when onfuse our patriotism with tribal rivalries. we weaken it when we hide behind alls rather than tear them down. >> re

and when john mccain first came to congress, m udall, most people never heard of. esident. >> john reached out to bring him into the fold and he did, and john mccain never forgot that that is how it is supposed to work. he tried to pay that forward working with others like paul wellstone and russ feingold and others. really only way we'll be able to restore the legislative process to address the many issues and problems we have. neil: you know, that means, getting beyond pettiness and who am i to speak ill of john mccain or ill of the dead period, but many have been shocked at, sarah palin, for example, wasn't invited to funeral. a number about former close operatives, nicole wallace, anchor at msnbc. do you think that showed a side of him that still very much a problem in washington? that people can be petty? they can hold grudges? >> i don't know. i don't think so, neil. i'm to really not sure about that our focus right now is saying good-bye to someone who meant a lot to this country. i don't know what to make of who was and wasn't there. i think people have come

mccain m meghan mccain writing about her love. maggie rule, abc >>> senator dianne feinstein tweeted that john mccain was a leader, a public servant and a patriot. house minority leader writes, he was a patriotic, courageous hero who served his country above all. east bay congressman eric swalwell said, we remember senator mccain as a selfless patriot. >>> b.a.r.t. police want to find the person responsible for injuring a 40-year-old m the macarthur b.a.r.t. station. two people got into a fight that turned physical. the injured man suffered a cut on his hand. this happened at the same station where 18-year-old nia wilson was stabbed to death last month. b.a.r.t. police say it appeared to be a random attack on wilson and her sister, who is recovering from her injuries. the suspect in that case could face the death penalty if convicted. >>> a driver is under arrest after this deadly crash in san francisco. investigators say a car hit a motorcycle near 23rd and arkansas streets just brday aft. the man on the bicycle died. the driver of the car took off. officers were able to track down the suspect a short time later. >>> counselors w

that's the die m-- the opposite of what john mccain represents. >> john meacham, thank you. our thoughts and prayers to john mccain. dr. torres, stick around. we have health news in the next half hour. >> you bet. >>> as we mentioned, the white house staying quiet of john mccain as he is dealing with the michael cohen saga. the cfo of the trump organization has been given immunity. chief white house correspondent hallie jackson has more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sheinelle. what we are learning now about the top money man at the trump organization adds a new layer to the legal questions surrounding who knew what and when about the controversy hush money payments. the president back in washington this morning after a swing state stop in ohio. >> we have to work every day from now to november. >> reporter: midterm political drama heating up. the legal drama center stage and the trump's company money man in the spotlight. nbc news learned allen weiselberg was granted immunity to help prosecutors and the case against the former lawyer. according to sources familia

administration, mccain criticized the administration over russia and the president's press conference in helsinki with vladimir putin m. he has been critical of the news media. the president did not see johnccain as a friend. he was deeply frustrated with john mccain voted no on refuting the affordable care act. after that the president wanted john mccain to resign. he said he is not in washington. the two men have not had any sort of meaningful interaction. john mccain has agreed with the president on a number of fronts. he voted for gorsuch, the tax bill, supported more defense spending. when the president was in fort drum last week to talk about the defense bill the president did not mention john mccain even though he was signing the john mccain bill. the two have a checkered relationship to say the least. one interesting part is that a long time friend of the president told me that back in 2008 president trump actually liked john mccain and supported him in his presidential bid, said he was different and a maverick. once the president entered the arena and the two men began d u disagreeing -- >> what do we know about how john mccain viewed the state of the presidency? >> one of the al

john mccain will lie in state today in the u.s. capitol as reflt on rblelife.d colleagues and a night o m h al sce today. ♪ all my friends good morningm the studio 57 newsroom at cbc news headquarters here in new york. it's good to be with you. i'm anne marie green. >>> well, at least seven people were killed in a horrific crash with a greyhound and passenger truck in northwest mexico. the bus was headed to phoenix when the semi crossed into the path on interstate 40 the front of the bus was smashed, part of the side was torn off. danielle nottingham has more. >> reporter: drivers along new mexico's interstate 40 captured some of the first images of the wreckage, an onbelievable sight the front end of the greyhound bus was ripped off, who imthe cargo bed of the tractor-trailer was separated from the cab and turned on its side the contents spilling out onto the y. oh god, that was a woman. god bless them. >> reporter: the collision happened near the arizona border. greyhound says the bus was headed from albuquerqmal t from phoenix. rescuers worked to free passengers. >> it was a disaster. people were, you could tell people were distre

>> can we change gears and take a moment with a greatamerican, senator john mccain and the news today that he's going to stop the mical side his battle because this glioblastoma are awful and he is such a amazing man that has suffered and has done tremendous stuff for us. >> the treatment kills you. >> of course. >> the cure, if you can survive the treatment, you can beat this. but, you usually don't survive the trtment. >>sn't that what senator kennedy had, as well? >> yes. john i mccain fought harder than most. not a surprise, right? this guy has been through a lot worse in some ways. you know, every decade there is an unofficial lion of the senate. for the last decade it has been mccai i define it as the person who sort of speaks for the institution. and speaks for sometimes the integrity of the country and that's, you know, john mccaingr bed that mantle and did it well and, you know, it's been e such a h this year. we had a lot of our institutions get tested and a l is attacks on the press or whether it's been attacks on the justice department or attacks on the political system. there has been a durability to

where he expressed condolences to m >> not any direct praise to the service of john mccain in the militaryate. >> right. >> just to be clear what you just said there, it was the president who nixed releasing that kind of statement? >> correct. >> directly? >> yes. it was john kelly, sarah sanders and others crafted the statement. there was widespread agreement in the white house that something needed to be put out through official channels and the president did not want to do it. now we've seen a bit of a change of heart in the past 24 hours -- >> yes. >> -- you know, there was a statement this afternoon where the president said he did respect john mccain's service, even though he disagreed with him. that was the best compliment he gave. but it was more than we've seen previously. and then tonight at dinner with evangelical leaders president trump just gave a little bit more praise, saying he respected his service -- >> so, josh, the question is, how did he get to this point? do you have any reporting on how this evolved from the no you reported over the weekend, to the now releasing the k

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john mccain. the brokenness was his ballast. he never lost the joy that time can dull or the edge that political life often sands away. time-to-time,m found myself on the receiving end of john's candor, happily so. i remember thinking more than once, yeah, he really does talk like a sailor. [laughter] but you see, with john, it was never feigned disagreement. the man did not feign anything. he just relished the fight. he showed us that in the arena, the honest back and forth, that is where the cause gets bigger, that is where the triumph is all the sweeter. brokenstronger at the places. the highest office that alluded him, he attained what is far more enduring, the abiding affection of his fellow citizens, and an example for future generations. so i think ahead now do the day when so many will bring my own children, or perhaps their children, to that hallowed lawn in annapolis, i think about what i might say to them. this is one of the bravest souls our nation has ever produced. however you choose to do your part, i hope you do it the way he did, with energy and urgency, playing for keeps, never back on your heels, never letting pri

the alternative vision of what our politics could be like, also a m meditation of what we want in our political leaders, what john mccainhat tradition of service and sacrifice, of principle. the contrast is unavoidable whether it's explicit or implicit with the narcissist in the white house. you know, watching this, you go, this is an -- it didn't have to be the way it is now. there were alternatives out there. so, i think it as this week goe on, hopefully there will be a little bit of shaming of some of the republicans in the senate who have to ask themselves how do they want to be remembered, what do they want their career to be about? do they want to make emulate someone like john mccain? or do they want to go into the history books as constitutional potted plants, rubber stamps of the president. >> worried about their next election. interesting today, andrea mitchell interviewed h.r. mcmaster, the first interview he's done since he was fired from the white house, also a good friend of senator mccain. and he called him a unifying force. let's listen to that. >> i think what senator mccain has become and will remain i

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john mccain. his longalime polit adviser read a farewell letter to the country. here it is in part. >> thank you. i have made mistakes. i hope m love for america will be weighed favorably > we areelped liberate more people from poverty than ever history. do not dispair of our present difficulties. we believe in the promise and greatness of america. farell fellow americans. god bless you a god bless america. mccain will lie in state followed by a memorial service in phoenix. on sunday mccain will be laid to rest at the u.s. naval academy ande will be overlooking the river next to his classmate and long time friend, chuck larson. he graduated in 1958. >> now to a frightening safety incident on our metro. a train with about 70 people on board literally came apart on the tracks. it was near thecclain stop. nobody was hurt. metro trying to figure out it happened. they sent news 4 this image. the transit agency said the fiftand sixth rail cars separated. inspection was done on a number of metro railar >>> coming up, neighbors hit tht reets on plate patrol. >> here is a look at what's next. >> are you living in county but you don't h

. >> yes, on saturday at the m memorial service, the 43rd and 44th presidents of the united states will be standing to give a euology. this is back in april when john mccainas planning the funeral himself. this is a lesson in civility, you can agree and be agreeable be the rivals. you can sort of have a common purpose. of course this message unspoken in all of this is that the man in the white house was not invited, as well as sarah palin is not invited. he is trying to reclaim some brand, if you will. by not having explain at the service as well, at the wishes of the family, he is trying to put something back in the bottle that he helped create back in that 2008 campaign. that's when this vitrial was beginning. having former rivals speak for him, that was a attempt. >> sarah palin was always very careful what she said about john mccain. >> a heated debate ahead of new york's gubernatorial primary. how governor cuomo and cynthia nixon got under each other's skin. olay total effects. the power of 7 benefits all in one bottle. without costing $100, $200 or $400. enriched with vitamin b3 complex, for beautiful skin. olay. it's a revolution in sleep. the new

john m serv wk. the senator died saturday after a battle with brain cancer. former president george w. bush has been asked to speak at mccain'sbama scheduled to be there. here are the plans to honor mccain this week. on wednesday he will lie in state in the arizona state capitol that would have been his 82nd birthday. his memorial service is scheduled at the baptist church. >> we learned this morning president trump nixed issuing a statement praising the heroism and life of senator mccain. according to the "washington post," press secretary sara sanders and john kelly pushed mr. trump to issue an official statement lauding mccain for his senate service and wanted the president to say he was a hero. instead, president trump opted for a short tweet saying, my deepest sympathies and respect go out to the family of senator john mccain, our hearts and s e house, flags at the white house were lowered to half staff this weekend after mccain's passing, but as you can see this morning, they are back to full staff. >>> back in the east bay, firefighters quickly stopped flames from a fast-moving grass fire from reaching any buildings. a

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'm a strong democrat for years. i thought john mccain was a great person and i'm calling because he's an honorable man. he understands true bipartisan and had respect for president obama. that means a lot to me. the man was honorable. that's all i have to say. i'm sorry he died. host: robert from charleston, rhode island on the republican line. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. yes, it's ashame that he passed away but i'm not sorry he's gone. he really thought too much of himself. he thought too much that he was above everyone else and that his decisions were the right ones and they really weren't. when he pulled that stunt over to england to get the goods on that dosesier on president trump which was phony, that was terrible. over to england but worse off, he was a terrible candidate when he ran for president. he was -- you see movies of him. he didn't know how to talk. a lot of times he looked like a deer caught in the headlights of cars. he thought too much of himself and that's what bothered me all along. host: we would lik

m 2020 last night, right? we'll leave it there. more from our a-team coming up. thank you, gentlemen. >> jon: memorial services for john mccaince in arizona today before the late senator's body is flown to joint base andrews. 15,000 people paying their respects yesterday. many of them waiting in 105 degree heat at the arizona state capitol. doug ducey and other lawmakers gave mccain a touching tribute. >> imagining arizona without john mccain is like picturing an arizona without the grand canyon. it's just not natural. >> i consider it is great privilege to have served with john and i will miss him as a friend and as a strong force for america in the world. >> jon: hillary vaughn joins us from phoenix. >> the scene outside the capitol was remarkable. thousands pouring into the rotunda to pay their respects to a great american hero, a man who carried the hearts of arizona and the nation. many lining up starting at 6:00 a.m. standing in heat and some drove hours from out of state to say thank you and goodbye to an american hero and to many a friend. >> i'm here because i do not want his vision to die with him. i know there must

million worth of uh 60 m black hawk helicopters and 13 new navy warships along with 2.6% pay raise for troops. that's the largest in nearly 10 years. the bill is named for senator john mccain a statement senator mccain said i am particularly humbled that my colleagues chose to designate legislation of such importance in my name. serving on the senate armed forces committee has been incredibly meaningful experience since my first days on capitol hill i thank my colleagues for supporting this much needed legislation the president is scheduled to leave bed mentser. the vice president will greet the president and air force one at fort drum. the ceremony is scheduled for 2:30 this afternoon and, of course, you can watch it right here on fox news channel u. steve: you are darn right about that. all right, rick. thank you very much. ainsley: thank you. brian: rick leventhal out in new jersey. what do democrats stand for other than stopping president trump? nancy pelosi ain't so sure. >> democrats are for the people. it's not that we don't know what we stand for it's how we convey the message. and every day we have a fight. brian: and she was just getting started. ainsley: plus no

john mccain inherited his determination, resilience, and tenacity. it was built into his dna. children, in john's who carry on his spirit of megane, doug, andy, cindy, jack m a jimmy, and bridget, may god bless you and keep all of you. your father is proud and so is the state of arizona. in may, angela and i had the honor of visiting with john and cindy at their cabin. before lunch, the senator broke the ice by sharing what was weighing on his mind most of all. breaking into his signature grin, he said my biggest whether tos deciding run for reelection in 2022. dying as has been observed 50 years earlier, was not in his plan. john mccain was a fighter and he called on us to fight with him. for american values, for the ideals and character of a free people, for justice and opportunity for all. for each other and this blessed and bountiful country. none of us were ready for this. we never would have been ready for this. john mccain often set of americans, we never surrender. while we grieve today, as a state and nation, john mccain's fight for america is not over. it is a fight all americans are obligated to continue on his behalf. as we march forward with t