this is for a reading. —— james mccain. is james mcclean. this is for a reading. -- james mccain.ert louis stevenson, under the wide and starry sky, dig the grave and let me live, gladly live and gladly die, and i lay me down with the wheel, be this the verse you gave to me, he lies where he longs to be, always the sailor home from the sea, and the hunter home from the sea, and the hunter home from the hill. fanfare # my country, ‘tis of thee studio: now at the pulp it is the marble joseph lieberman —— studio: now at the pulp it is the marblejoseph lieberman —— is the honourable. a man who referred to john mccain as his ego. —— amigo. to all of the honoured guests who are here, becoming john mccain's friend is one of the great blessings of my life, being asked to pay tribute to him today is one of the great honours and for that i thank the entire mccain family and i also wa nt to the entire mccain family and i also want to thank them including his mother, his brother, his sister, the seven mother, his brother, his sister, the seven wonderful children, for the love and support you

in the second spot on the list is the restless wave, a memoir by it the late senator james mccain. the russia hoax by greg jar t of fox news, who argues into the investigation of interference. in third according to the times is the -- and her introduction to formal education at the age of 17. and in third, for the journal is the russia hoax. up next, for the "new york times" is journalist craig unger's report on donald trump's relationship on putin. for the "wall street journal" it's strengthfinder 2.0 on the gallup oapgz. in 5th, according to the "new york times" is fox news jeanine pirro who defends president trump. in liars leakers, and liberals. on the "wall street journal" list it's mark manson's advice on leading a happy life. the "wall street journal" continues with magnolia table. the "new york times" has the guide to rulings by the writers of the political -- the "new york times" places swedish physician happens on human progress, in the seventh position. terra wefsover's educated spot on the "wall street journal"'s list. on the times list neil degrass astrophysics for peo

we are going to hear from meghan mccain and james mccain.ourse from both former presidents bush and obama. we are going to hear from former senators and current senators, long-term friends of his. it's a whose who of paulbearers. he collected an eclectic group of friends and allies, bob kerrey. >> he did. i mean warren beatty he is sitting there. you would think warren beatty, yet when you think of the movie he did, "bull worth," john mccain could be bull worth every once in a while. >> and i'm sure he thought of that, too. >> mr. and mrs. bush. >> i love it that the community you spoke of after 9/11 was managing to bring al gore and bill clinton back together. i was sitting -- >> for those just joining us, they laid a wreath at the washington memorial. she was accompanied by white house chief of staff john kelly. a moving tribute as senator mccain made his way from the capitol to the vietnam memorial, and now at the doors here at the national cathedral. >> and i think we saw a former vice president cheney. this is someone in the george bush

. >> president trump vented about the russia probe, james comey, andrew mccain and strzok and lisa pagewitter. do you believe this is an abuse of power by the president? >> it's one step in the abuse of power. this president has gotten nervous recently. all investigations begin on the periphe periphery. this has gotten very close. his only private attorney and national security adviser. his campaign chairman have all pled guilty. one implicated him. he has at least four top people close to him who are cooperating with the mueller investigation. the president's recent tale is really full of sound and fury signifying absolutely nothing, but creating a great risk for our country. the president has put his own legal security ahead of the security of the country. >> do you think this move could actually backfire for the president? some of these documents obviously may not work to his favor. many of these documents, the fbi, they obviously classified these things for a reason. >> think that's absolutely right. we have seen this happen before with the president. he has made wild accusations of

asking a single solitary question accepted as truth for the representations of people like james comey, andrew mccainrod rosenstein and sally yates. now we know we weren't telling the truth. they were deliberately misrepresenting the facts, they were concealing vital evidence, deceiving the judges and perpetrating a fraud on the court. this is what's wrong with secret starar chambers. it's gotec to be corrected in se form or fashion. the abuse of power now is rampant. this is what happens. >> jason: the concern is when you author, they don't expressly say or tell the judge that the clinton campaignn is funding this, you have to use a decoder ring to figure out -- and then on top of that for judicial watch to find out there was no hearing. tell me about andrew weissmann. when catherine herridge is reporting why is he so important and what bruce ohr is doing and informing him along the i way? >> bruce ohr has now implicated the lead lawyer in robert mueller's special counsel team. he was in on the russia hoax. that was framing donald trump for doing things that he never did. wiseman knew that christoph

la viuda de mccain colocÓ una agenda james matheus y el jefe de gabinete un momento con ciento de personaslores fue solamente el inicio colocaron detalles, mensajes en honor al senador republicano, tambiÉn acudieron veteranos como michael que viajÓ de new jersey para ser participe de la ceremonia para mÍ es un gigante de mi Época y querÍa estar aqui en este dÍa, no importaron las preferencias polÍticas y el idioma, los latinos reconocen la batalla que en vida dio en el congreso. >> espero que haya gente que continÚe con el legado que ha dejado para seguir avanzando con el tema que creo que es muy importante para todos nosotros porque estÁ hecho de inmigrantes. >> en las calles algunos los siguieron en sus telÉfonos o bien en los camiones instalados por las televisoras. >> en washington, javier vega, noticias telemundo. >> nos vamos a otras cosas, hoy la comunidad de jÓvenes soÑadores evaluaron sus posibilidadeses que permitiÓ que el programa daca siga vigente, ademÁs como una ventana de mas tiempo para renovar sus permisos pero esta decisiÓn aÚn no es el punto final en esta dura batalla po

here's a look at the golden gate bridge. ( john ) here's a look at the richmond bridge. ( james ) senator john mccainied in maryland over ( john ) here's a look at the bay bridge. ( john ) here's a look at the san mateo bridge. ( john ) here's a look at the golden gate bridge. ( john ) here's a look at the richmond bridge. ( james ) senator john mccain was buried in maryland over the weekend, following days of public ceremonies honoring his life. andrew spencer has more on sunday's funeral. u-s senator and retired naval officer john mccain was buried sunday afternoon; laid to rest next to his naval academy classmate and life-long friend, admiral chuck larson. ...cindy mccain...saying goodbye to her husband of the last 38 years.the final ceremony for john mccain was held inside a chapel at the u-s naval academy in annapolis, maryland -- with hundreds of midshipmen attending the service, along with close friends and members of john mccain's family, including his 106-year-old mother, roberta.after the ceremony, pallbearers carried the casket to a caisson waiting outside, and the body was taken to a buri

pows in a north vietnamese prison, the hanoi hilton, to include john mccain and admiral james stockdaleaid he received the poem written with red droppings on a napkin. president barack obama recited it at nelson mandela was funeral. you see, i think this poem serves to remind us that our fate is up to us, to ensure we remain undefeated, that we have to make the choices essential to our soul, the ones we won't regret. in the first stanza he is telling us although he has many hardships, black pits suggests that this was a deep depression he was going through, a spiritual darkness. yet his sole soul remain untou. it also implies that is uncomfortable soul as a gift from god perhaps -- on comparable thereto then describes in the second stanza although his body is ravaged with disease and pain, he remains mentally strong and unashamed. a cruel grasp. he states clearly that despite being tightly held in an awful situation, he didn't give in once or show any signs of weakness. in the third stanza begins to look to the future, take into account all the anger, the pain associated with life on th

i've said this before on your show, lou, but think about this: james comey fired andy the mccain, deputyfired jim baker, lisa page, fbi counsel dethe moted, then left. peter strzok, deputy director counterintelligence, first demoted and then fired. -you ever seen that happen at a federal agency with the top people -- the same top people who ran the clinton investigation, launched and ran the russia investigation. this is how serious it is. we know all the information that's coming out, and thousand we have mr. rosenstein -- who according to "the new york times," and i don't know whether to believe this or not, whether to believe andy mccabe or not because obviously he lied ender oath, but we now have this story about mr. rosenstein telling in front of subordinates he was considering actually recording the president of the united states. come on. it's why i want to ask him questions and get to bottom of it so we can all figure out exactly what happened. lou: congressman jim jordan, great to have you with us, as always. thanks so much. >> thank you, lou. lou: up next, president trump calls

>> 1,000 midshipman filling the sets of the chapel on sunday and where john mccain would be buried next to chuck larsen. jamesattis displaying the flag to his 106-year-old mother roberta and cindy. this powerful image was captured on sunday. cnn's brian todd has more from annapolis. >> reporter: dave and alison, this is a closed ceremony and burial on the naval academy. the day provided two of the most powerful public images among the sendoffs of john mccain this week. one was the image of the crowds gathered on the streets of annapolis, maryland leading up to the gates of the academacade. many were gathered around the gates to pay respects to senator john mccain. another powerful image that the world could see if they were watching was the flyover. the fa-18 jets. flew over our location on sunday afternoon. one peeled off to symbolize a fallen comrade. some questions asked why senator mccain wanted to be buried at the naval academy when his father and grandfather are buried in arlington national cemetery. john mccain, for him, this is where it began. this place forged his character. he had a complicated rela

and here came james mattis to the capital right away to talk to senator mccain.at lahey from vermont. as you see the motorcade making his way down toward the national cathedral. i also saw moments ago, mitt romney in there with his wife. mitt romney of course running for the u.s. senate now in utah. former presidential candidate who was once a political opponent of john mccain. >> think about the two former presidents that will be speaking today and looking back at the contentious times that they had as they ran against each other. at one point, george w. bush called john mccain, clinton like. then the same criticism was thrown back at him and george bush said it was just about as low as you could go. to call him clinton like. these are guys that could go after him. but they were also gracious in defeat. the fact that they were surprised that john mccain wanted the two of them to be there to speak. i think it speaks to the fact that john mccain himself, wanted this to be a list funeral. >> we should point out it is an international event. a saw the foreign minist

just for people at the vietnam war veterans memorial where cindy mccain, accompanied by chief of staff john kelly and secretary of state james mattis by her side lay a wreath in the senator's honor. the memorial a washington's who's who there at the national cathedral, completely orchestrated by senator john mccain, himself, some viewing the day as his final campaign light sendoff. >> after what way to get a last laugh than to get george and i say nice things about him to a national audience. >> you can tell admittedly, they were saying, jeff bennett, yeah, maybe he was doing that, admiral james stavrides, diplomacy analyst, i could not help but note the laugh and the camaraderie, jeff bennett, as you were watching those sitting in the pews, it was republican, democrat, democrat, cent risris centrist. man, womd, old, new -- woman, old, new, they were all there. >> reporter: it was a reminder of true american ideals, true american values. all of the grace notes emanating from the national cathedral. i think it proved to be catharctic for most of america no matter how petty our politics prove to be. i think senator mccain's da

us pows in the north vietnamese prison, the hanoi hilton to include john mccain and admiral james stockdale who said he received the poem written with rat droppings on a napkin. and president barack obama who recited nelson mandela's funeral. you see, i think this column serves to remind us that our faith is up to us. to ensure we remain undefeated. that we have to make the choice is essential to our soul, the ones we won't regret. and in the first stands he's telling us although he has many hardships, black, it's suggested this was a deep depression he was going through, a spiritual darkness . yet his soul remained untouched. he also implies that it's unconquerable soul is a gift from god. he then describes in the second stanza, although his body is ravaged with disease, he remains mentally strong and on change, fell clutch basically means a cruel wrath . he states clearly that despite being tightly held in an awful situation, he didn't get in once or show any signs of weakness and in the third stanza he begins to look to the future, taking into account all the anger, the pain associatedwi

david: yeah, and cindy mccain gave approval to it as well. james, hits or misses?t how all players stand for the anthem, i will like to salute another group of people who will be sitting and standing those are american tailgaters who haven't gotten enough credit for innovations in recent years. david: like? >> you have gone from a few sandwiches and a cooler and maybe grilling, couches even satellite television at some tailgates, it's been exciting. david: we wish them the very best. bill, what do you have? >> hit to britain, charged two russians with poisoning exrussian spy on british soil, was hit with nerve agent and killed british woman who accidentally came in contact with it. the british are not likely to get the two men that they've accused, but britain's security minister puts the blames squarely on vladimir putin and warn that is britain will respond with both overt and covert measures. david: wow, dan. >> well, david, i'm going to get hit to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell who doesn't get that many hits as a matter of fact, he and the senate have r

as pentagon correspondent, you are covering the current defense secretary, james mattis, and he was walking next to cindy mccain yesterday, as well as general kelly walking next to cindy mccain yesterday. they have lost a friend, certainly, there at the pentagon. they have certainly lost a friend in john mccain in his passing, haven't they? >> reporter: they have lost a friend and someone who took his oversight responsibilities of the pentagon seriously. ask yes, there is a close relationship there, and you saw secretary mattis always going down to the hill, talking to mccain, both publicly and privately. but john mccain didn't like injustices. when he thought the u.s. soldiers weren't being taken care of in the field or back home or through the veterans' affairs department, he made sure to hold officials and hold whatever administration, republican or democrat, accountable. and yes, he was well-liked in the pentagon. but he was also a bit of a tore mentor. and he also made sure, day in, day out, they did what congress both authorized and appropriated. and that was something that's very important to him. and it

mccain was released early by the north vietnamese because mccain's father was such a high-ranking u.s. navy admiral. and then the book quotes jamesng trump and saying, "no, mr. president, i think you've got it reversed." and the defense secretary then explained that mccain, who died on august 25th, had in fact turned down early release and was brutally tortured during his fine years at the hanoi hilton. to which trump says, "oh, okay." so tim, it seems that trump had been getting away with that lie around any other circle in the white house until jim mattis is sitting there and has to correct him because truly that isn't the first time trump tried that. >> and remember, this is the donald trump who successfully got five draft deferments sew didn't have to serve in the vietnam war. donald trump, who refused to fly the flag at half mast over the white house after mccain passed away. he's the guy who holds on to these grudges for a very long time. you know, david frum touched on this earlier and john touched on it, is why does anyone serve in this white house? and i think the short answer for the most part is because they're craven.

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james mattis was a pallbearer in a statement he said quote - senator john mccain, a man whose name alone provides a better description of a patriot then all of the words in the dictionary definition. everything i love about america is in this man. another one, commander everett alvarez the first u.s. pilot shot down over north vietnam in 1964. the longest prisoner of war in the hanoi hilton suffering over eight years of torture and captivity along senator john mccain. arthel: real, real american heroes. lucas, i know that you are a naval academy graduate, class of 2001 i believe.what does it mean to midshipmen and the naval academy family for senator mccain to be buried there today? >> senator mccain could have been buried anywhere. as i mentioned earlier, his father and grandfather both four-star admirals are buried at arlington. mccain could have been buried in arlington or in his home state of arizona, pretty much everywhere. the fact that he chose to be buried at his alma mater i am proud to say my alma mater as well. it is a powerful thing. i spoke to shipman and different alumni ea

wrack is taken about strzok, page mccain and others involved in this case and e. reason we know it james baker former counsel at the fbi has turned states' evidence and fully cooperated with the federal general andth fbi i can, i have did he knows is he going to be indicted. >> laura: pretty nextexplosive n friday night. appalling comments from chelsea clinton about abortion and the reboot that les moonves should be most worried about. our fry dale royal seeing you meant. we will head back for update on florence incredibly destructive path. don't move. if your moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio®, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio® works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract, and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio® may increase risk of infection, which ca

but his son james read this wre requim by robert lewis stevenson, which is exactly what john mccain reads father died at that service. and so there was -- there was a real respect for tradition which i think those of us who have known mccain for years and all of us have understand that it was an important part of his life. i mean, after all, he did serve. it was so key to understanding who he is because part of the tradition he lived is people serve alongside each other, no matter what color they are, no matter what politics. if you believe in national service, you believe in service, then you serve. and that's your goal. not self-agrandizement. i think we saw that today. >> gloria borger, david axelrod, dana bash, thank you so much. as we absorb all that took place over the last few days, culminating today at the funeral service at the national cathedral. coming up, more of the emotional and fiery tribute from his daughter, meghan mccain. right there. there you are, mom! that's you? that's you? that does kinda look like our family. what are you wearing? ancestry now has over 300,000 yea

mccain's family said. absolutely. we are going to end off on the goodies, i don't know how many of our viewers remember them, james, youandem, there we are, goody, goody, yum yum, gone, the tandem, a 3—person tandem, you can see it now, that is up for sale at an auction. james, you were telling me you were a huge fan of the programme. i am going to go and bid for different reasons, because the goodies were light entertainment in the 70s that we can still talk about and they were funny and they have been... i didn't think they were that funny. they were like monty python cast off. i'd like you are selling it. they weren't as cultured but it was equally as funny, i would argue. the only people when i've interviewed them, i'd ask them to autograph something in my many years in journalism. i hold my autograph something in my many years injournalism. i hold my hands up, i don't really remember them but actually on a slightly different note, the tandems are soaring in popularity, they are all over a bay, i recently bought one and cycle to paris on that. what was that like? cycling a long distance. it is quite tough, i was at

mccain's american military service. yes several of the president's daughters were on hand. including ivanka, john kelly and defense secretary jamesattis. the senator was sent off in scripture and song. with opera star renae plemgs rendition of danny boy. ♪ oh danny boy ♪ ♪ >> he will be laid to rest in a private ceremony at the u.s. naval academy in annapolis, maryland. >> the more will have a final resting place on a grassy hill at the u.s. naval academy cemetery in annapolis maryland, next to long-term friend, chuck larson. in the shadow of naval midshipman like he was. choosing that out of the way spot rather than a spot at arlington national cemetery where his father was buried. this was a day of remembering john mccain with a lesson for today's politics as well. >> no doubt. jeff zeleny a beautiful service thank you for the report. i want to bring in former united states snorp chambliss who serve along soda senator mccain. our condolences to you and your colleagues thanks for being with us. >> glad to be with you ana as we celebrate the rife of a great american. >> no doubt. you attended john mccain's funeral. you chalked up

syria james jeffrey is making his first trip to the region his visit comes as speculation grows that russia and syria are planning a military offensive and it led a memorial service for senator john mccain has been held in washington d.c. former u.s. president barack obama and george w. bush led tributes to the career politician. well those are the headlines stay with us now for viewfinder latin america. al-jazeera. where ever you are. viewfinder fresh perspectives through the lens of local filmmakers around the globe. who knew the good are literally little subversive. with little my you are the love. them home to see your chanos them call me call. my uncle good doesn't it's. there's a loser is a son with. my mom. let's see if it's a little too. it's not a little camilla to to go. soon they'll be. on business most. from time to term for most of them china was. none of them in the bush years. don't formal policy on. some of the battle that you know that because i don't know. what you. think i'm going to be a problem i won't worry or good on the border whether the greater the rhetorical river the removal of the rubble or border. oh and one of the many people. looking at the overall number

mccain national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2019, public law 115-232, i'm pleased to appoint the following member to serve as a commissioner to the cyber security solarium commission, the honorable james langevin of rhode island and from private life the honorable patrick murphy of bristol, pennsylvania. thank you for your attention to these recommendations. signed sincerely, nancy pelosi, democratic leader. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following enrolled bill. the clerk: h.r. 698, an act to require a land conveyance involving the elk horn ranch and the white river national forest in the state of colorado and for ther purposes. -- dible] >> private cyber security act as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 6735, a bill to direct the secretary of homeland security to establish a vulnerability disclosure policy for department of homeland security internet websites and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from texas, mr. mccaul, and the gentleman from louisiana, mr. richmond, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr.