max cleland says he has the courage to lead, but the record proves max cleland is just misleading. >> yeah, don't believe that this guy has any courage at all. don't believe that. he's just a guy who gave both his legs and one of his arms in vietnam for his country. yeah, but he's, you know, basically just the same as osama bin laden. saxby chambliss was the republican who ran that ad against u.s. senator max cleland, even some other republicans were disgusted at the time. john mccain told "the washington post" at that time, quote, i've never seen anything like that ad, putting pictures of saddam hussein and osama bin laden next to a picture of a man who left three limbs on the battlefield. it is worse than disgraceful. it is reprehensible. that's what john mccain said about it, and maybe so. but those tactics against max cleland, they worked. republican saxby chambliss ran that kind of a campaign against max cleland, that he was some kind of traitor, some kind of coward, and saxby chambliss won that race and the republicans took max cleland's seat and took control of the united state

he didn't know max cleland. he saw what the grenade blast had taken away but he didn't see the strength and determination that remained in max and grew stronger over time. before his injury, max cleland was the golden boy of his hometown in georgia. he was his parents' only child, a basketball player and tennis player in high school, voted the most exceptional student in his senior year. he could have done anything with his life, but during the internship in a semester in washington in 1963, max cleland decided he wanted to be a u.s. senator. nothing could kill that dream. not even the terrible explosion that took three of his limbs and nearly took his life. after eight months in v.a. hospital, he went home to georgia. in 1970, at the age of 28, he was the youngest elected to the georgia state senate. in 1984, he was the youngest person to head up the u.s. veterans administration, now the veterans' affairs. they first admitted something called post-traumatic stress disorder. max knew it well. he knew the helsink

bound to a wheelchair most of his adult life, cleland was gregarious and upbeat. known for wearing a mickey mouse watch as a reminder, he said, not to take life too seriously. >> max cleland was 79 years old. federal wildlife officials today reversed a trump-era rule that stripped habitat protections for the endangered "northern spotted owl". they said the rule was based on faulty science. it would have allowed logging in millions of acres across california, oregon and washington. as of today, thrill-seekers in new york city can climb up a skyscraper -- on the outside. visitors in body suits and safety harnesses ascend a metal staircase-- nearly 1,300 feet high. at the top, they can lean out over the city's skyline. tickets cost $185 dollars unless otherwise noted judy: still to come on the "newshour". the consequences of climate change fall hardest on developing nations. a new survey shows the divisions among americans -- and within put parties. the husband of the late cokie roberts reflects on her life and legacy, plus much more. >> this is the pbs newshour. jud

call today. >>> max cleland died today.ietnam. he was awarded the silver star. after the war, he turned to politics. in 1970 at the age of georgia's senator. he became a key figure in modernizing the va. officially recognizing ptsd as a pressing health issue and providing care for soldiers and their families. he continued to advocate for veterans' rights as a senator through 9/11 and the beginning of the iraq war. in a speech at the 2004 democratic national convention, he addressed his wartime experiences. >> i was 25 years old. my body was broken and my faith was shattered. i was angry. in those days at war. saddened that veterans were not getting good care. and frustrated that people in power were not listening. those were difficult days for me. and they were difficult days for my country. but i ultimately realized that although i had lost a lot, i still had a lot left. >> max cleland was 79. >>> "all in" starts now. >>> tonight on "all in," new subpoenas. tonight, the story of donald trump's white house enforcer and how

bound to a wheelchair most of his adult life cleland was gregarious andq.n fr wearing a mickey mouse watch as a reminder, he said, not to take life too seriously. >> woodruff: max cleland was 79 years old. a remarkable man. federal wildlife officials today reversed a trump-era rule that stripped habitat protections for the endangered northern spotted owl. they said the rule was based on faulty science. it would have allowed logging in millions of acres across california, oregon, and washington state. on wall street, stocks retreated on news that wholesale inflation is still rising at record levels. the dow jones industrial average lost 112 points to close below 36,320. the nasdaq fl 95 points. the s&p 500 slid 16. and, as of today, thrill-seekers in new york city can climb up a skyscraper-- on the outside. visitors in body suits and safety harnesses ascend a metal staircase, nearly 1,300 feet high. at the top, they can lean out over the city's skyline. tickets cost $185. and some of us won't be doing that. still to come on the newshour: the consequences of

former georgia senator max cleland has died. cleland lost his right arm and both legs to a hand grenade in vietnam. he went on to hold office in his native georgia and served as head of the v.a. before his action to the congress. max cleland was 79. >>> when we come back here tonight, we're tracking that new coast to coast storm tomorrow, from the northwest into the rockies. rain, snow and winds gusting up to 70 miles per hour. and this system is headed to the northeast by thursday night into friday. we're going to time this out. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. what makes new salonpas arthritis gel so good for arthritis pain? salonpas contains the most prescribed topical pain relief ingredient. it's clinically proven, reduces inflammation and comes in original prescription strength. salonpas. i

arlington got us to thinking about my friend max cleland.ive grenade which cost him three of his limbs. max cleland came home to the states with a purple heart, bronze star, sill vr star and one arm. with the help of the magicians at walter reed he put himself back together. a u.s. senator from georgia, later defeated by a disgusting gop smear campaign that he was somehow not tough enough on terrorism. the attack ads showed him next to imagery of osama bin laden. after his defeat, which laid him low, cleland was named va secretary. as an enlisted man grievously injured he had this way of talking to fellow veterans that fancier washington types never quite mastered. max cleland has died at the age of 79 and we have lost an actual patriot, one tough guy who leaves behind his own chapter of our american history. we're back with a final word right after this. lower carbon. and to get there, the world needs to reduce global emissions. at chevron, we're taking action. tying our executives' pay to lowering the carbon emissions intensity of our oper

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. >> max cleland has died at the age of 79. during an event in 2000, the former senator and veteran talked about his autobiography. it describes his experience in combat during the vietnam war where he lost both legs and arm. the memoir describes his rehabilitation and recovery. as ambulance driver in the italian army. and saul action so much so that he was involved in a mortar explosion, which almost cost him his right leg. he returned home to be welcomed as a war hero, but he never felt he was a war hero. he was full of shrapnel. he lost his first love. a recent book has been written, hemingway love and war translated into a marvelous movie in which he gets wounded and winds up in hospital and falls in love with his nurse, which i can understand. a farewell to arms is about that true life story. ultimately, his first love rejected him and he came home, turned to drink and became a great author. but a farewell to arms seems to capture the seeming futility of war and the extent to which war as hemingway says, the word breaks is

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my friend and colleague, united states senator max cleland, a triple amputee, knew cost of war more than anyone could know it and went on to champion dignity and care of wounded veterans throughout his life. we lost all three of these incredible veterans in the last several weeks and our hearts go out to their families. these are stories inspired generation after generation of americans who stepped forward to defend our nation. today we pay homage to the dedication to all those who have earned the title of american veteran. it is an honor that not only small percentage of americans can claim, and one that marks those who are able to claim it as brothers and sisters, it's a badge of courage that unites across all ages regardless of background, because to be a veteran is to endure to survive challenges most americans will never know. you come through trials, brave danger and depravagz, face down, tragic realities of war and death. you have done it for us. you have done it for america. to defend and serve american values, to protect our country and our constitution against all enemies and t

>> max cleland was 79. >>> "all in" starts now. >>> tonight on "all in," new subpoenas. tonight, the story of donald trump's white house enforcer and how he is the staffer that made january 6 possible. >>> january 6 committee chair bennie thompson on what the subpoenas mean and what happens next. >>> the right wing planned to use culture wars and covid to destroy public education in america. >>> as aaron rodgers attempts to end his pr nightmare -- >> i made comments that people might have felt were misleading. >> i will talk to the surgeon general about his new plan to combat vaccine misinformation when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the house committee investigating the january 6 insurrection released another round of subpoenas today targeting a number of high profile allies of former president donald trump. this comes on the heels of the big round handed down yesterday. we will talk to the head of the committee doing all this in just a moment. today's most recent group includes some familiar folks. former press secretary kal

senator max cleland. turned pain into purpose after he lost his legs and right arm to a hand grenade in vietnam. the georgia democrat was 79 years old. he was a great american and a wonderful patriot. may he rest in peace, and may his memory be a blessing. thanks for watching. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next. more of trump's inner circle served subpoenas wanted for what they know about trump on the day of the insurrection as top republicans tonight refuse to condemn a republican congressman who posted a video depicting violence against congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez in president biden. plus, the judge in the kyle rittenhouse case dismissing a charge against the teen as the prosecution rests, did they make their case? >>> and quarterback aaron rodgers speaking out, addressing the backlash after claiming he was immunized even though he 't

and my friend and colleague that was mentioned already, the united states senator max cleland who as a triple amputee knew the cost of war as anyone could ever know it and went on to champion the dignity and care of americans and wounded veterans throughout his life. we lost all three of these incredible veterans in the last several week, and our hearts go out to their families. these are stories that enspire generation after ginration for americans to step forward and defend our horror an today we pay homage to all that those who have earned the seattle of american veteran. it's an honor that are only a small amount of americans can claim and one that marks those able to claim it as brother and sisters, it's a badge of couple that unites across all ages regardless of wrk ground because to be a veteran is to survive the most challenges americans will ever know. you've come through the tiles and testing, brave dangers and deprivations face down, tragic realities of war and death, and you've done it for us. you've done it for america to defend and serve american values, to protect our

to remember and honor the life of former georgia secretary of state and united states senator max cleland. he was a political giant in georgia dedicating his life to service of others. a disabled war veteran of the vietnam era he worked tirelessly to help the v.a. administration to help fellow shoulders. he tried to help our veterans most in need in suffering from mental disorders. as a pharmacist i am able to personally work to make lifesaving medicines more easily available. his dedication and service to his community and country will not go unnoticed. i'm thankful for max's lifetime of dedicated service and i know his legacy will live on forever. my thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends, and all who knew him during this most difficult time. mr. speaker, i rise today to reflect upon the closing of the great owingle thorpe speedway park in georgia. it opened in march of 1951 and has hosted some of the most exciting weekends for race fans ever since. sadly it will be closing its operations for good. the speedway has become a home for employees and fans alike such as darlene, w

. >> max cleland has died at the age of 79. during an event in 2000, the former senator and veteran talked about his autobiography. it describes his experience in combat during the vietnam war where he lost both legs and arm. the memoir describes his rehabilitation and recovery.

that the senate agreed to relative to the death of the honorable joseph maxwell cleland, former united states senator from the state of georgia, senate resolution 451, signed sincerely, cheryl l. johnson, clerk. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from pennsylvania seeking recognition? >> madam speaker, by direction of the committee on rules i call up house resolution 795 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the resolution. the clerk: house calendar 45, house resolution 795, resolved, that upon adoption of this resolution, it shall be in order without intervention of any point of order to consider in the house the resolution house resolution 789, censuring representative paul gosar, the amendment to the resolution presented -- printed in the report on the committee on rules accompanying this resolution shall be considered as adopted. the resolution as amended shall be considered as read. the previous question shall be considered as ordered on the resolution and preamble as amended to adoption