presenting both awards tomorrow is senator mccain's son jack. jack, welcome back. we are waiting vladimir 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and doctorate site at 5:15 p.m. tomorrow, also right here. to emphasize the point about unbreakable relationships between security and democracy, tomorrow morning right after receiving the prize, vladimir will moderate a conversation of fellow heroes, people like him who put everything on the line for democracy in their country. from iran, venezuela, belarus, and hong kong. none of our inspirational programming exists without the support of our generous partners. first among them is the department of national defense. thank you. and the atlantic canada opportunities agency. the president is here, thank you. we wouldn't be here without you. i want to thank club hfx, the pro-democracy business club that supports our work. nancy southern, the atco chairman and ceo, i want to give you a special shout-out for your long-standing and generous support. [applause] thank you, boeing, for your steadfast support. alan heidi are here and although

the mccain is certainly never lost his home and for nowadays that has been reloaded. the management of his old house has changed and he's got a new room really live. i can do my own things now i can think i can do i once. i think the 2nd thing, you know, when you don't have foss, this is tough. so by now i can do my own things. and then because of my support to medication was yeah, things are looking up. but having been through the london housing system before, because it knows it's unlikely to last for the secure pass by london is luck of the house. thinks that change in the end it minutes. you'll just have to focus throughout the order since i left, you know, you've done, you can be homeless tomorrow. you don't know. i'm anyways, i left on this, but for now i can say i'm, i'm sitting, i'm focused, i'm happy with the place to sleep. so said he can once again dedicate all his energy to fulfilling the dreams he's carried with him on his journey from otwell. yeah, i'm really pretty for that this semester to me. i'm really for the day if i'm going to looking for was didn

it's a big got protection that he felt he had to take any chance to leave. mccain is still loans for his homeland. yeah, i me see so much so much. yeah, i, i missed my friends. i missed my from the everything is i can say like, my city that i, i, i really miss the 3 years on from his departure and with asylum. finally granted, mckayla is now looking forward. he has a room and a supporter to commendation house in north london and his enjoying life in england . he has been welcomed into the attend community in the city and found plenty of friends to football. 55, you must be kind. the oldest types of the head to the best if you wants to voice one's indication. this kind of system is very helpful for benefits. you like me. this is why i really appreciate that one of us can see. even in the tough times he never stopped fathering history. mckayla was in the youth team of one of each of his talks. ups for me is for 20 is not my life since i was a kid. and it's left with what and then might adjust my coaches. they would respond to my father don't, don't look and stuff is to tell him to teas

the olivia had paid off in south korean mccain. it was top score as england qualified through the groups. sage then helped his team b. so usa and indonesia, and the knockouts, his teammate, says, and the appreciated his contribution. i liked him as a person as a moodle. why? even so big time i put in the clinic to finish off, let's get into a professional team. we can also gained a lot from the bonds formed in korea. i made many friends here. i engaged is a lot of mission. this is the wonder force on that for it can hear me stories the about the latest, the past future. they have amazing background, you know, they made it this 5 so you're really proud of them. and then i love many things from this terms i can face a huge expanse them, and so i'm very excited on the pitch. it all came down to the final against mexico, the most successful nation of old time and the tournament. the mexicans got off to a fly before doubling the indeed, soon after. that's england. recruit as mckinney got them up and running. his gold seems to mention wi

that is when top republicans, mccain got his party's nomination eventually. top republicans said it was bad to be on the wrong side of the law for a corruption case, or be convicted, or go to prison. we can get into how it's a little different in this maga era, but that warning from senator mccain came from someone who saw that from within. and that unchecked corruption will grow. it does not just sit at some level where a few people are self-dealing when they get away with it. when more politicians and politicos and hangers on and lobbyists and business types find out they can profit off of direct corruption, which, in some ways, is quote unquote easier than going out and earning an honest buck, they do more and more of it. back in the 50s come what i showed you there was the swamp monster from that movie, creature from the black lagoon. we can leave it up, you can see the special effects might be a little bit different. maybe you find that visage of that swamp monster more comical than scary area because it has been 75 years, and we have updated our ability

s world food program cindy mccain last week and began by asking about the situation in syria and how her organization is getting food to those who need it most. >> well, our deliveries so far have been very smooth, but we need more delivery options open, which is what this was eluding to. more importantly, we have been able to get 70,000 people fed this month so far, but we need more. more importantly, we need the funds to do it. that's where we're lacking. you know, wp never left syria, we've always been in there, but now we need more routes, more ability to get not just more trucks but more people in so that we can help in the best way we can. >> the u.s. still has some sanctions on syria but they do let in u.n. humanitarian aid. there was a call in congress, a bipartisan one this week, for the united states to lift some sanctions. are you experiencing u.s. sanctions getting in your way at this point? >> not really. we've been able to, as you said, we've been able to move our goods through our food -- our food items, et cetera, through and get it through in a safe and quick manner

, which he stood by even after mccain died. i mean, these are things that he has stood by. so we'll see how that plays out as well. but again, as i said, they're watching both the allegations. they're watching both trump. this is the transition team as well as how the senators are reacting to hegseth this is clearly going to be how trump reacts to hegseth. >> all right. thank you very much kristen. and of course, they should watch every word that andrew has reported. and they have when whether it was kamala harris's comments on on trans all of those things were found by kfile. outfront next, breaking news. fear and confusion consuming a key u.s. ally after south korea's president declares martial law. and tonight concerns that north korea may be about to take action on this chaos. plus, elon musk's plan to gut the government is quickly taking shape as a democrat now gets on board. wait till you see just how much government waste our harry enten has uncovered. also tonight, a bizarre twist in the search for a missing woman. a 30

imagine john mccain right now and what he would be doing.ointments like the secretary of energy whose a guinan from colorado. i am in colorado and i did not know this guy but i call to my political friends and across the board democrats and republicans say he's a really good guy. a lot of viewers are not going to agree with where he is on climate change. he is a decent guy. is not a felon, criminal, and a pretty decent pick from what i am hearing. >> not a criminal. not a felon. suite, but if he runs a fracking company and he doesn't seem to be even open to the idea of climate change, where will that put us? >> it's another issue. >> not a felon? >> we are in the -- the key point is it's a 60% issue. the american people care about climate change and they tune donald trump saying if the gas lobbyist give him $1 billion they don't have to worry about tish $1 billion they don't have to worry about lobbying. this will bite him. hunter biden we had record oil and gas production and they were moving on nuclear and these other areas. it is and abou

for sunday's "face the nation," i spoke with cindy mccain, the head of the u.n.ld food programme, who told us from syria to the famine in sudan and gaza, it's important the world pay attention to those were going hungry. >> food security is national security, don't ever forget that, because if people are insecure from a food reality, they are not going to behave well. they start to migrate. wars begin that way. conflict is a part of all of this. the countries that are affected right now, the big ones that we look to, are all affected because of conflict. >> margaret: we'll hear more from cindy mccain this weekend, and i'll also speak to incoming trump national security advisor mike waltz. tune in sunday for "face the nation." people in the northeast, already digging out of several feet of snow, face another chilling challenge. more on that and your forecast coming up. on that and your fort coming up. ♪far-xi-ga♪ ♪far-xi-ga♪ ask your doctor about farxiga. after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home

when john mccain gave his thumbs down, after saying for ten years that he wants to repeal and replace, and he came out and he put his now-famous thumbs down, let me just tell you, if we find something better, i would love to do it. but unless we find -- but one thing i have to say, i inherited obamacare. or anything else you want to call it -- it's got about 20 names. i inherited it. and i had a decision to make with health and human services. i had a big decision to make. do i make it adds good as we can make it or let it rot? >> and a lot of political people said, let it rot. and let it be a failure. i said, that's not the right thing to do. and i had very good people in the medical area that handled that. i said, what do you want to do it. they said, we have an obligation to makeke itas good as we can, and we did. we made it as good as we can make it. instead of making it bad where everybody would be calling for its repeal, i made it so that it works. >> but you did try to overturn it, sir. >> well, it's lousy. >> you did have your justice department try to direct the supreme court

>> i'm reminded of john mccain. his motto was comfrey over party.r that donald trump is not only going to find the most loyal people he can, but he's going to make it -- blood is thicker than water so he's going to get the blood is absolutely loyal as he can by appointing these people who are family members, and john can tell you a little bit about the chris christie prosecution of charles kushner. which is too crude for me to even say on television. it's just incredible. chris christie was prosecutor in new jersey so this is one of the most loathsome crimes he ever prosecuted. >> yet he got the gig. tiffany's father-in-law is a middle east advisor and now we are looking at kash patel as potentially head of the fbi. what does this tell you about donald trump's pics? as i think back to right after he won, all the people in kind of his wall street university and is about to pivot to the middle, this is about his legacy. we are not going -- that's not where we are. what is your take? >> anybody who believed that wasn't really paying attention. what we

busy how things play out many times about don't mccain that for us to sell it. and a lot correspondence, a nicole that has reached damascus. she's been updating us on what she has seen her of the past 5 years celebratory. the to try to show you as much as we can of the syrian capital capital. and this is, this is the radio which is now under the control of the opposition. there's a lot of celebratory gunfire. that's why we're wearing. yes, this is the serious state television. there's nobody here. everyone's left the controls, the narrative. there was no free press in this country. well, sorry, i know position fights as have release prison. this is capturing the capital on announcing the full of the outside regime. these are some of the nicest images coming to us from damascus position 5 to say they have freed all the prisoners who was unjustly detained under the rule of assets. on friday the you and released the report documenting semantics, torture and abuse across over a 100 syrian government detention facilities. kenneth ross is the former executive director

the late senator mccain once said, you know, russia is a gas station with nuclear weapons. way any good chekist would. and what he has is a nuclear arsenal, so he'll threaten to use it. but in my view, there isn't a rational reason... there isn't a rational benefit for him or for russia to gain from using nuclear weapons other than scaring people. and if you're scared, you know, then we've lost. over the west, or that they can use against the west. abundant energy, oil and gas and nuclear weapons. the late senator mccain once said, you know, russia is a gas station with nuclear weapons. so what putin has he will use the way any good chekist would. and what he has is a nuclear arsenal, so he'll threaten to use it. but in my view, there isn't a rational reason... there isn't a rational benefit for him or for russia to gain from using nuclear weapons other than scaring people. and if you're scared, you know, then we've lost. ambassador sullivan, ukraine has outmanned and outgunned. definitely outmanned. winter is coming. it's grim. ambassador sullivan, ukraine has outmanned an

and that was back when top republicans, mccain, of course, got his party's nomination eventually, top republicans said it was bad to be on the wrong side of the law or a corruption case or be convicted or go to prison. we can get into how it's a little different in this maga era, but that warning came from someone who saw that from within. and that unchecked corruption will grow. it doesn't just sit at some level where a few people are self dealing when they get away with it. when more politicians and politicos and hangers on and lobbyists and business types find out they can profit off direct corruption, which in some ways is quote/unquote easier than going out and earning an honest buck, they do more and more of it. now, back in the '50s, what i showed you there was the swamp monster from that movie, the creature from the black lagoon. we can leave it up, you can see the special effects might be different. maybe you find that visage of that swamp monster more comical than scary because it's been 75 years and we have updated our ability to make scary moves and special effects. althou

bush, john mccain, mark mckinnon. he's the creator of paramount's the circus mark, it's monday, so it's wonderful to see you thank you for being here. what's your response there to what trump said? because i mean, honestly, there was a significant difference in tone and approach when he was asked directly about the biden family and when he was asked about january 6th. >> listen casey, good morning. i think the best stance is to expect the worst. um, there's two approaches here. there's the bobby mcferrin the musician's approach, which is don't worry, be happy, which i think a lot of people did in 2016. and or to take to adopt the john mccain approach, which is his philosophy, was it's always darkest just before it goes completely black and trump campaigned on this notion that i will be your retribution. and what he said also in that interview about is going after the people on the january 6th committee that should send chills down everybody's spine and listen trump doesn't really have a political ideology. if he has a

and you quote john mccain, you write, quote, as my old pal john mccain used to say, it's always darkestore it goes completely black. tell us more about why you used that phrase. looking ahead to the second trump inauguration. >> well, thanks, casey. you know, in 2016, i made the mistake of thinking that donald trump would be would moderate, that he'd be sort of a bipartisan guy. and then because he went to the obama obamacare instead of a, you know, an infrastructure bill, which i think could have created a whole different history, it became very partisan right from the jump. and so the and i said at the time, you know, he's not going to be as bad as his opponents think or as good as supporters think. this time, i think i go in with eyes wide open just to say, listen, if you're worried about what trump is going to do, you probably should be worried. and if you're excited, you should be excited because he's going to do what he said he's going to do, and it's going to be on steroids. he's got you know, he's learned a lot from the last time around. he doesn't have the broken toys departmen

the menu keeps mccain, and thank you so much for joining us. here in germany, it is crunch time for the in baffled trunk. so it will actually it's in a special session of parliament, but we will be bringing to you live shots is facing a vote of confidence that he hold off to the collapse of his governing coalition. he is widely expected to lose paving the way for new elections in february. now, cold show shots, his social democrats headed for the seat by the conservative opposition. but the far right and the policy is also ready to go on the attack. so unlikely to get enough support to govern the anti immigrant. you're a skeptic. policy sees the selection as a chance to push it for gender. so if you to give them a draft to pull them in the for the vote in just a few moments. in fact, it looks like he is about to start speaking minded president of the going to stuck . ladies and gentlemen, it is this big, this time in the history of germany that a german chancellor has used article 68 to ask for of the confidence twice. it was my successes who w

i want to access dick luger, john mccain and john wicker my partners in getting these laws enacted. as a result not only enacted, but they have been very effective. despite setbacks and opposition, we never gave up hope and today, corrupt leaders fear the sanctions. the safety of human rights defenders have benefitted from these laws. over and over again my work as a legislator, i've seen the importance of never giving up. across my years in congress i saw what i thought it would be a dream come true. i've seen the soviet jews liberated from the former soviet union and the berlin wall torn down. and former communist controlled countries now n.a.t.o. allies. and political prisoners released to freedom. it's great to see my friend, vladimir free from being imprisoned in russia. as formerly the czech republic said only one thing i will not concede that it might be meaningless to strive in a good cause. each of you can make a difference. never give up hope. dr. martin luther king, jr. said everybody can be great because everybody can serve. as my friend and classmate in the house of rep

i think the john mccain story is particularly interesting because here's a guy who had an atrocious experienceere in prison, and yet he has been among the most vocal supporters of normalizing relations. >> it took several trips to vietnam, and so he could see vietnam in a different light. it's no longer a war. it's a country with people. >> have you been out with returning veterans from. >> oh, yes, all the time. >> they often want to go to the area that they serve. >> oh, yes. >> they often even meet with the people they fought. yes. b-52 pilots come to the areas, they unloaded their bombs. yes. what is that experience like? what do you see when they come? >> extremely emotional. extremely emotional. people burst into tears. the memory i kept of you for the five years ago was an enemy. i did anything and everything to protect my life and to protect the people in my platoon. but today, when i see you again, not as an enemy, as a person. everything just disappear. all the bad feelings disappeared. and now you actually know how. oh, are you married? you know, how many children do you have? you k

cycling. chito accost, few is in place to prevent losing as vital fuel supplies run short the menu this mccain, and welcome to the program. investigators in russia say a suspects has been detained over the mother of the top russian general eagle carrillo and an aide. and it was back national has been arrested. and according to the russian investigative committee, he confessed during interrogation to planting a bomb and decimal using it for ukraine security service. outside of a most go apartment block on tuesday, a ukrainian official has it message, ukraine's responsibility for the assassination keypad. this week, it's used carillo's of being involved in the use of chemical weapons during russia's war efforts. as i spoke to disease, read it very chase harry rossetto and asked him what else is known about the suspects? yes, you said it's according to the russian intelligence, or this is the, the suspect isn't it was a big citizen that he's name hasn't been eaten. so far, he said she was recruited by the ukrainians special services and he was promised $100000.00 and a trip to bonham with the eur

i'm on you cooper's mccain and i'll be back at the top of the hour with more into international headlines. i hope you can join me for that in the meantime. thanks so much for watching the daily news. the why do having does not get drunk? why do gravitational waves squeeze out bodies? how much do we need per day? press stop hans praying for help find the offices get lost on dw science, outtake talk channel it could be the biggest climate fraud and german history.

the full of the syrian regime and how it benefits from the outset of special off on the money keeps mccain. and welcome to the program, a theory. and this continued to celebrate the full of the outside regime. the country now has a new and from prime minister mohammed elbow. she had previously given them the small revel controlled area in syria's north west. he takes over from the previous prime minister, whose being working with the rebels to coordinate the transfer of power since the full of the government of a share is tossed with forming a transitional government. he says it's time facility and com, or lucky w stella mina is in the syrian capital, damascus. just told me more about mohammed alba, sharon how syrians have been reacting to his appointment? yes. so before i bus year became the new prime minister. he headed this year and salvation government and it slipped a and there he was also the minister of development and humanitarian affairs. so he does have some experience in politics and he's also has very close ties with h t s. but before he was not well known as syria outside of i

john mccain.e fought for 10 years on repairing, replacing, for 10 years, and then he voted against . nobody understands. >> during the campaign you said you had concepts of a plan. do you have an actual plan? >> we have concepts of a plan. >> do you have a fully developed plan? >> let me explain, we have doctors and health care companies looking at it. obamacare stinks. it's lousy. there are better answers. if we come up with a better answer, i would present the answer to democrats and everybody else and i would do something about it. but until we have that or we can approve it, but we aren't going to go through the big deal. i'm the one that saved obamacare, i will say. i did the right thing. i could have done the more political thing and kill it. i tried to starve it to death. from a legal standpoint. >> you did try that with your legal department. >> but from a physical standpoint. host: in a recent interview, donald trump set obamacare is lousy. gallup conducted a recent poll. 54% approve of t

>> that is one of the reason why favor abilities are in the double digits maybe and john mccain would say why so high, why so high? but i will tell it from my perspective, i assumed i would be voted, you would assume i would be voting, america assumes the senate votes. harry reid was majority leader and we were not voting literally , it was finally cleric macau school -- mccaskill said it was a voting insurrection. i did not come to sit in a chair and glorify this job if we are not legislating, debating, talking about the issues of the day. everyone criticizes c-span, i think when the cameras came in congress -- god -- the -- the institution plummeted in terms of favorability because all they saw was an empty chamber, nothing. i went to gary and said can we just vote? i said i'm the most vulnerable democrat and if i say i will vote everyone should be willing. one of the problems in the senate is they do two things. myopically focus on protecting the executive if the executive is of their party and protecting their majority because when you get things done 51% are happy and 49% are unh

i think the point is that it undercuts the john mccain brand. she kept evangelicals from leaving the party. i take your point. but i think she weirdly helped mccain with some parts of the electorate. >> i remember being at the rallies in the fall of 2008 when john mccain could not a room. >> and she could. >> right. but i think she accelerated what has been happening. which is, college-educated voters leaving the republican party you look at 2008. you see a huge of up in that number. >> i think i would take that trade. >> they have taken that trade. >> if we also take it, the impact on a race. i think it did mess with his brand and make people question his judgment. i also think she constantly threw that campaign off message. i think day in, day out they were responding to things she was doing and having to defend come deflect, all of it. any time your campaign isn't on message -- which they had a hard time doing because of obama. >> what they have won that election under any circumstance? >> we don't know. >> before we go too far down the 2008

they took me to meet everybody from john mccain sitting in his office, obviously to harry reid who was here then. but my journey to go see ben cardin was different than any of my other meetings because we sat down and he asked me about myself. before i knew it, we were talking about judaism. now, it was an amazing conversation to me, because i did not realize how deep his faith was, how knowledgeable he was of the torah, something i've been studying for decades as a non-jew. i found this incredible connection to him around the principles that he spoke about at the top of his speech, p prince -- this idea of living a good and moral life. but what was amazing to me over the last 11 years that i've been in the senate is that maybe some joking from time to time about jutism, but we -- judaism but we haven't had much of a discussion the torah than that day. he's never invited me to a minion, never prayed together, i traveled around the whole world but that first conversation was the most we ever talked about his religion and his faithfulness. but what's amazing to me is even though we haven

i think i was at mccain advisor and we were talking about trade.e often does, said something really, really brilliant about the role of the economist theom trade debate because he said if an economist wrote ast free trade deal it wod be one sentence. but the trade deals have thousands and thousands of outside lawyers. as economists talk about trade we can talk about what trade it looks like in our model. that could be interesting for academic purposes. we think of this or that deal and so he was then being humble about his ability to discuss i andthink at the time the questin he was asked. maybe something else. you ask me about it trade deal is so with things that come out of the trade deals. the things revealed to you that make no sense. and the negotiators of a bob lighthizer. he is really good at this. really mindful economics. we think some of the economic impact of this or that. which is hard to tell but good trade deals. >> george from. >> host get back to the answer of your first questions. we talked about phase two of tax cuts. you talk abo

[cheers and applause] - even after the 2008 election, mccain loses. obama wins.alin. - palin really reemerged attacking obamacare. they really tried to focus on the idea that healthcare would be rationed. would be limited. sarah palin talked about death panels, as if people would have to stand in front of this little group of undoubtedly far-left physicians and healthcare people who would decide, you know, "no. sorry. you have to die." - those two words will not be found in any of those thousands of pages of different variations of the healthcare bill. no, "death panel" isn't there, but he's incorrect, and he is disingenuous. - sarah palin was really a pioneer in that she was really the first politician to spread disinformation like death panels on facebook. you could skirt the established media, go to facebook, go to the internet, and get your message out that way. - let's be clear about one thing. we're not here to rebrand the party. we're here to rebuild a country. [cheers and applause] - after that with palin, all hell broke loose. americans had a well-establ

[inaudible] >> mccain has voiced this. it's that with continued losing american lives as a fill strategy. either adjust strategy or pull the troops out. i totally agree. if there was up late to adjust rank i would be jumping on the table saying get our servicemen and women out because they are not on the winning track. the reason i'm here is because we are on track. the minute we stop wishing that and i'll stop saying we need to keep fighting but i really believe and history and counterinsurgency principles support the approach we're finally taking with more troops in baghdad and iraq. >> our next phone call comes from appleton, wisconsin, republican line. >> good morning. thank you for being on c-span. i'm so glad to see someone out from the military from the veterans side who so articulate and seems to really know the situation. i spoke with one of my cousins who is in the 82nd airborne and is been a two tours over to iraq and the frustration is incredible on his part and all of his buddies that we're not hearing more of

i want to acknowledge john mccain roger wicker, my partners in getting the laws enacted.a result not only have been enacted but they've been very effective. despite setbacks in opposition we never gave up hope. today corrupt leaders fear the sanctions. the safety and human rights defenders have benefited from these laws. over and over again my work as a legislature, i've seen the importance of never giving up. her crossbow using congress to see what i thought would be a dream come true. i've seen sovietli jews liberatd from the former soviet union. the berlin wall torn down, former communist controlled countries now nato allies. political prisoners released to freedom. it's great to see my friend is that reform leader of the czech republic said there is only one thing i will not concede it might be meaningless described good cause. each of us can make a difference, never give up hope. doctor martin luther king jr. l said everybody can be great because everybody can serve. my friend and classmate in the houseof representatives along wy classmates representative john lewis

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and it wasn't until 1998, after 12 years of lobbying by senator john mccain, that bill clinton promoted him to full four star general. but with that promotion came in my life, one of the most emotional moments in our family, because in order to get the fourth star, which they're acknowledging, we did not get in the 60s, okay, so there's no confusion here. we're going to the white house grounds to get it from the president. so we know the regal nature of this. but in order to get the star, we had to sign a piece of per that said we would not get any financial compensation from the years back, or if he lived the years forward. you didn't just write this book. you've gone further. yes. so part of my mission was when i heard the story, to go back and follow their tracks, to tell those institutions where they lived and they worked, and they were assigned the story. and after i shared the story and worked with west point, we cut the ribbon. in 2017 on the benjamin o. davis jr barracks, the largest, most expensive barracks building in the history of the campus. amazing. ben used to always say

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i want to acknowledge senator dick lugar, john mccain, and roger wicker, my partners in getting the magnitsky laws enacted. as a result, they have been, not only been enacted but they have been very effective. despite setbacks and opposition, we never gave up hope, and today corrupt leader fear the magnitsky sanctions. the safety of human rights defenders have benefited from these laws. over and over again my work as a legislator, i have seen the importance of never giving up. i've seen the soviet jews liberated from the former soviet union. the berlin wall torn down, former communist-control countries now nato allies and political prisoners released to freedom. it's great to see my friend vladimir khara mrsa --sthis only one thing i will not concede that it might be meaningless to strive in a good cause. each of us can make a difference. never give up hope. dr. martin luther king jr. said everybody can be great because everybody can serve. as my friend and classmate in the house of representatives along with my house mate representative mfume, as the famous philosopher from baltimore babe ru