john has moved on.re better for his presence among us. the world is smaller for his ded dedeparture and we'll remember him how he was, undimmed, unwavering, unequal. [ applause ] >>> to john's beloved family, mrs. mccain, to cindy and the mccain children, president and mrs. bush, president and secretary clinton, vice president and mrs. biden, vice president and mrs. cheney, vice president gore, and as john would say, my friends, we come to celebrate an extraordinary man. a warrior, a statesman, a patriot. embodied so much that is best in america. president bush and i are among the fortunate few who competed against john at the highest levels of politics. he made us better presidents. just as he made the senate better. just as he made this country better. so, for someone like john to ask you, while he's still alive, to stand and speak of him when he's gone, is a precious and singular honor. now, when john called me with that request earlier this year, i'll admit, sadness and also a certain surprise. but

john has moved on.l on it but we are better for his presence among us. the world is smaller for his departure and we will remember him as he was, unwavering, undimmed, unequal. [ applause ] talking about -- and now we'll hear former president barack obama and history being made today as two former presidents eulogize a former senator. john mccain said his defeat said something important about the country, that his own election would not have. barack obama. >> to beloved family, mrs. mccain. to cindy and the mccain children, president and mrs. bush, president and secretary clinton, vice president and mrs. biden, vice president and mrs. cheney, vice president gore and has john would say, my friends. we come to celebrate an extraordinary man. a warrior, a statesman, a pat w embodied so much that isn among the fortunate few who competed against john at the highest levels of politics. he made us better presidents just as he made the senate better. just as he made this country better, so for someone like john

john not so much.ican political traditions and throughout my presidency, john never hesitated to tell me when he thought i was screwing up, which by his calculation was about once a day. day. but for all our difference, for all the times we sparred, i never tried to hide, and i think john came to understand the longstanding admiration that i had for him. my his own account, john was a rebellious young man. in his case, that's understandable, what faster way to distinguish yourself when you're the son and grandson of admirals than to mutiny? eventually though, he concluded that the only way to really make his mark on the world is to commit to something bigger than yourself. and for john, that meant answering the highest of callings, serving his country in a time of war. others this week and this morning have spoken to the depths of his torment and the depths of his courage there in the cells of hanoi, when day after day, year after year, that youthful iron was tempered into steel. that brings to mind so

[applause] john's belovede -- to john's beloved family, mrs.resident secretary clinton, vice president biden, vice president ms. cheney, vice president gore, and as john would say, my friends, we come to celebrate an extraordinary man. a warrior. a statesman. a patriot. much that isso best in america. president bush and i are among the fortunate few who competed against john at the highest levels of politics. he made us better presidents. just as he made the senate better. just as he made this country better. so, for someone like john to ask you while he was still alive to stand and speak of him when he is gone, is a precious and singular honor. now, when john called me with that request earlier this year, also a sadness and certain surprise, but after our conversation ended, i realized how well it captured some of john's essential qualities. to start with, john like to being unpredictable. --n a little contrary and. rian.ai prepackagedea of a senate, and he did not want a prepackaged funeral either. bat,d been to hell and the somehow never los

john has moved on.ot want us to dwell on it, but we are better for his presence among us. the world is smaller for his departure, and we will remember him as he was, unwavering, undimmed, unequal. [applause] pres. obama: to john's beloved family, mrs. mccain, cindy, and the mccain children, president bush, president secretary clinton, vice president biden, vice president ms. cheney, vice president gore, and as john would say, my friends, we come to celebrate an extraordinary man. a warrior. a statesman. a patriot. who embodied so much that is best in america. president bush and i are among the fortunate few who competed against john at the highest levels of politics. he made us better presidents. just as he made the senate better. just as he made this country better. so, for someone like john to ask you while he was still alive to stand and speak of him when he is gone, is a precious and singular honor. now, when john called me with that request earlier this year, i admit sadness and also a certain surp

john mccain is defined by love.d or crossed words with you or found yourself on the receiving end of his famous temper, doing your best to stay stoned face. don't. you know full well that if john mccain were in your shoes today, he would leave some seawaalty w he learned in the navy. he would keep grinning. she was the only one who could do that. on their first date when he still did not know what kind of woman she was, he recited a poem to her. there are strange things done in the midnight sun by the men who moild for gold. he had learned it in hanoi. a prisoner in the next cell rapped it out in code over and over again during the long years of captivity. my father figure that cindy would sit through that and appreciate the dark humor. she might sit through a lifetime with him as well and she did. john mccain was defined by love. this love of my father from my mother was the most fierce and lasting of them all, mom. let me tell you what love meant to john mccain and me. his love was the love of a father who mentors

>> it says a lot about john and john's character.a policy we had and i think every man stuck to that policy. after the least most of them followed that. it's a matter of conscience. it's a matter of character. but to follow up what john said, colonel fer not the case, what he just said about john really holds rue for all the others in the sense thabo we all stuck together. we were a cohesive unit. we had to be. it was not a walk in the park. we had some tough times. and -- >> you were bryant brutally? in there oh, yes. most of us were. and it was a matter of sticking toke, keeping ourselves going. and the experience really solidifys the values as john said he fell in love with his country. i think that happens to most of us. and i think what was remarkable about john is that he had a good sense of what he wanted to do with the rest of his life. he chose public service. he worked hard at it and he eventually became a giant among his peers. >> commander, can you tell us a little bit of what it was like when you and both of you i guess

john mccain was defined by love.few have crossed words of them or found yourself on the receiving end of his famous temper, or at a cross to him on anything or right at this moment in your best to stay stonefaced. don't. you know full well if john mccain were in your shoes toda , he will be using some salty what he learned in the navy while my mother jabbed him in the arm in embarrassment. he would look back at her and grumble. and maybe stop talking but he would keep grinning. she was the only one who could do that. on their first date, when he still did not know what sort of woman she was, he recited a servicer called the cremation of sam mcgee. but alaskan prospector who welcomed his cremation as the only way to get warm in the icy north. there are strange things done in the midnight sun by the men who moil for gold. the arctic trails have their secret tales that would make your blood run cold. he had learned in hanoi. prisoner in the next cell had wrapped it out and code over and over again over the long captivit

of john mccain.uch. honor to sit here with you through this. thank you. >>> more of our special coverage of john mccain's funeral. be right back. special coverage of john mccain's funeral be right back. the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. and now there's a new way to smooth. introducing new venus platinum. a premium metal handle boosts control... to reveal up to 100% smooth skin. venus ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to special coverage. moments ago, hundreds gathered to celebrate the late senator's life and legacy during an emotional service at washington national cathedral. former presidents barack obama and george w. bush eulogized mccain at his request. here is president obama's speech in its entirety. >> to john's beloved family, mrs. mccain, to cindy and the mccain children, president and mrs. bush, president and secretary clinton, vice president and mrs. biden, vice president and mrs. cheney, vice president gore, and as john would say my friends. we come to celebrate an extraordina

when i think about john and how john approached issues, john -- john was one who did what he thought was right and -- and when he thought he was right, there wasn't much arguing with him. he was right. but even then we would -- we would engage. we would go back and forth and i think oftentimes it was those arguments that caused us to -- to certainly either gain greater respect or perhaps greater fear depending on where you were in the process. but john was one of those guys who favored straight talk, and so i don't think he would have any hard feelings about any of us scriepg our relationship -- describing our relationship with him over the years. we didn't always agree, and sometimes we maybe didn't even get along, but the truth of the matter was john mccain would always make sure that you knew where he stood. and john was -- was very clear that you had to earn his respect. respect was not just something that came with a title because you were a united states senator, it didn't mean that -- that you had earned his respect. and i know because i felt that in my early years here in the

john mccain was defined by love.nd yourself on the receiving end of his famous temper or were at cross purposes with him are doing your best to stay stone-faced. don't. you know full well that if john mccain were in your shoes here today he'd be using some salty word he learned in the navy while my mother jabbed him in the arm at embarrassment and he would look back at her and grumble and maybe stop talking but he would keep grinning. she was the onl on their first date when he still did not know what sort of woman he was, he recited poem called the cremation about an alaskan prospect who welcomed it as the only way to get warm in the icy north. there are strange donees in the midnight sun by the men who moll for gold, the arctic tasecrets. he learned it in ha no. a prisoner rap the it out in code over the long years and my father figured if she would sit through that and appreciate the dark humor that had seen him through so many years of imprisonment she might sit through a lifetime with him as well and she did. jo

john mccain never did. and that is because, as i was saying earlier, he never took himself seriously. he knew what his failings and weaknesses were. nobody knows himself better than himself. you know what your weaknesses are. >> colonel, thank you. you're a great man. thank you. we have to pause now for this moment as well, for cindy mccain to leave the latest wreath in honor of her husband and all of them. [ silence ] [ silence ] >>> that's a proud honoring military parade there really of family members, john kelly and jim mattis but also all the mccain -- two boys, jimmy and -- jack rather in his naval uniform, in the whites, and jimmy in the marine uniform and of course meghan behind them, all behind cindy who's the widow now. this is so military. it's the family tradition of the mccains to be military. three generations of high level naval officers before him, and mccain followed in those foot steps as this family is honoring it now. it's unusual in recent american history to have someone in politics th

john mccain was defined by love.elf on the receiving end of famous temper or were at a cross purposes to him on nearly everything right at this moment doing you're best to stay stone faced. don't you know if john mccain were in your shoes here today he would be using some salty word he used in the navy while my mother jabbed him in embarrassment. he would keep grinning. she was the only one who could do that. on their first date when he still did not know what sort of woman she was, he recited a robert service poem to her called the cremation of sam mcgee about an alaskan prospector who welcomes his creation as the only way to get warm in the icy north. there are strange things done in the midnight son by the men who want gold. he had learned it in hanoi. a prisoner in the next cell had wrapped it out in code over and over again in the long years of capt captivity. my father figured if she would sit through that, she just might sit through a lifetime with him as well. and she did. john mccain was defined by love. thi

that's john mccain's krcredo. hope that a lot of people take stock of who he was and say, hey, maybe we all should be a little bit more like john mccain. i know there's a lot of talk about division in washington, that's true, but john lived in washington. he served in washington. he is not divisive, so if he could have done it, others can do a good job too. >> right. and divisive really is the, you know, definition of politics, right? i mean, everyone can't have this monolithic way of thinking, but there is a way in which to handle it, and so many have talked about how john mccain exemplifies how to handle that. so, as the nation says farewell to john mccain, do you also believe it's a good-bye to a certain grace, an era of grace in politics? >> it's a good-bye to john mccain, the man. what it should not be good-bye to john mccain, the person, what he stood for. we should take john mccain as a good example of what we can and should be, and if we keep that memory of john mccain alive, we're going to do a lot better

john: thank you, susan.tion into the dallas mavericks confirming allegations of widespread sexual harassment. we have the details. >>> first, wwe superstar kane is getting back in the ring. knox county mayor glenn jacobs joins us next to talk about it all. john: wwe superstar turned tennessee mayor is getting back in the ring for a one-off in melbourne, australia. glen jacobs will appear as kane in a wwe showdown pay per view event in australia. he will donate also $100,000 to the public safety foundation of knoxville in support of what glen is doing there. joining me is knox county, tennessee mayor and wwe superstar, glen jacobs. lot of people don't know that you are a very successful businessman along with your wrestling career, so when you got into politics, it was a natural migration. what did you do the first day in office? >> first day, i actually looked around and said oh, what do i do now, right? but even before leading up to the first day, the most important thing a ceo can do is to have a good team

that was so much john mccain. he used to do the same about going up to walter reed, where all the war wounded were. he didn't tell anybody he was going. he called me up one day, said i'm going to go out there, you want to go with me? and i knew it wasn't to do a news story or anything. he just wanted to make sure that i saw what was out there, and he would just go and he did that a lot. it was not just every once in a while. he just felt it was part of his duty to go out there and kind of check on the guys and see how they were. >> that's right. and he saw that as both in keeping with his military service, that your service isn't just begin and end in the beginning and ending of when you're active, that you are a steward of a long tradition. and he felt that in politics, too. senator udall was talking about mo ocl v hi as the senator said, in what bipartisan was, that you shared more as americans than as political opponents from different parties. and he went to visit mo udall when he was in the veterans hospital

john says let's go.up on their behalf and thank god we got out of there. >> he believes that human rights are the birthright of all and we ought to speak up for people being deprived. >> i have a daughter in the peace corp. they said john mccain will try to help us. he's just some random guy -- some random guy in a third world country knows who he is. he knows he'll fight for him. mih your family unlimited plans like you mix and match your flavors. so you get what you want, without paying for things you don't. number 6. i know. where do i put it? in my belly. (vo) one family. different unlimited plans. starting at $40 per line on the network you deserve. when mit rocked our world.ailed we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they took care of everything a to z. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. experience the versatility of utility, with a range of suvs perfect for any adventure, at the lexus golden opportuni

john liked the idea.had a love/hate relationship over the place that over time became just love. it's a beautiful spot looking over the river. it's an propose place for him. >> yeah, that's great. it's a beautiful spot there. i'm wondering what your take was on some of the rebukes of trump that we've heard over the past few days, particularly today from both president obama and from meghan. >> yeah. you know, they -- they -- john mccain and president trump see the country and the country's purposes differently. i think that was made clear on a couple tributes. it was a day to celebrate john mccain, his values and ideals. sometimes that contrasted to the president's diagnose advantage. i don't think it was about the president. i don't think we would want to even belabor the subject of the incumbent administration. i just think that john mccain was raised to revere this country's values and feel compassion for every human being, and to recognize everyone's equal dignity and to fight the bad guys to help the

his chief of staff was there, john kelly who understands john mccain's sacrifice because he has had an even greater sacrifice himself by giving up his son for this country -- to defend this country. he is a gold star father. so there were lots of representatives of the trump administration there yesterday to show that this administration has great respect for john mccain, despite whatever political disagreements they may have had over time. >> thanks very much governor christie. is there anyone who picks up the mantel of john mccain? >> there is no obvious person. there is not a hero of the house. but there are people that try to do the work he does, and do it much more quietly because he was much more unique in his way of approaching things. they tend to be the women. the women in the senate particularly, are the people who work across party lines and try actually just to get something done. i was struck in all of this coverage that we have had of john mccain who many of us have known lovingly, and sometimes not so lovgl one of the most significant things was said by one of the women

maverick john was. now in fact john was a pretty conservative guy.trust me i was on the receiving end of some of those votes. but he did understand that some principles transcend politics. that some values transcend party. he considered it part of his duty to uphold those principles and uphold those values. john cared about the institutions of self-government. our constitution our bill of rights. rule of law separation of powers even the arcane rules and procedures of the senate he knew that in a nation as big and boisterous and diverse as ours. those institutions those rules those norms are what bind us together. the give shape and order to our common life. even when we disagree especially when we disagree john believed in honest argument. and hearing other views. and understood that if we get in the habit of bending the truth to suit political expediency or party orthodoxy. our democracy will not work. that's why i was willing to buck his own party at times. kasia work across the aisle on campaign finance reform and immigration reform that's why he

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and john kashzed that.heat of battle where john was so well respected because he loved the men and women that represent the united states in times of conflict like this. for himming to no the theater and look them in the eye and say thanks for what you are doing was pure joy to him. so i enjoyed my visits with him. in theater. but also i traveled the world with him, any number of times. and john mccain was so well recognized number one as a true united states statesman and a great symbol of america. and he was so well respected by leaders all around the world. didn't make any difference what their politics were or what their thoughts were on some issues where john might disagree and may have made some comments about it. but john was just so well thought of and well respected in every corner of the world. >> and that was made more cheer when you look at the guest list for his services where you have leaders and representatives of administrations from countries all around the world who wanted to come and pay

john mccain's daughter.o her father wanted to be the headliner. we talked a lot this week about obama and george w. bush and they each delivered a message that had something of a lesson in its own way. it was meghan mccain who directly said that we gather here to mourn the passing of american greatness. the real thing, not cheap rhetoric. for men who will never come near the sacrifice, he gave so willingly. she's talking about president trump, who we should point out was not invited to the service, did not come to the service, was at his golf course just outside washington today. it was meghan mccain i think who is carrying on her father's message and his torch. >> and douglas brinkley two former presidents suddenly, maybe not so suddenly, also expressing their very strong view on the political climate now here in washington. >> yes, they both did a first-rate job. george w. bush talked about what a troublesome plep mccain could be. but then had a line about the swagger i swaggering destops and bigots mccain

with john is great.he just started banging on it until it fell. if we wanted to see somebody, the ambassador or the general did not want us to see that person, i can guarantee you after john was done making the case, we would see them. >> after president trump was elected, mccain took it upon himself to reassure world leaders. >> many respects this administration is in disarray and they've got a lot of work to do. >> traveling to 26 countries and four continents in the first half of 2017 alone, including asia. in particular vietnam. over the years mccain visited where he was held at p.o.w. dozens of time. >> it was inspiring to see him in a place where he made such a sacrifice for our country, in a conflict that was so violent and challenging and yet today he's so respected. >> he seems to know everyone all over the world. he is someone that looks at america and its role in the world and does not see it is limited in one place or what is convenient or what works at home. he's doing this for our country.

john has moved on.for his presence among us. the world a smallerfor his departure. and we will remember him as he was, unwavering, and then, unequal. applause that was george w bush, the 43rd president, 72 years old. former president of the us paying tribute to senatorjohn mccain. the man you see standing up, the next gentleman to take to the pulpit to pay tribute to john gentleman to take to the pulpit to pay tribute tojohn mccain at the request, of course, of senatorjohn mccain, that these two former opponent ‘s give eulogies at this memorial service. that is barack obama. tojohn's to john's beloved tojohn's beloved family, mrs mccain, to cindy and the children, president bush, president clinton, vice president, mrs biden and as john would say, my friends. we come to celebrate an extraordinary man. a warrior. a statesman.

john? john: thank you. president trump standing by kavanaugh as white house official mercedes schlapp says these are disturbing last-minute tactics by democrats. take a listen. >> this is the most predictable playbook for the democrats. the democrats from day one have said they are not going to be supporting kavanaugh. for a very long period of time they were refusing to take meetings with him. then they wait at the last minute for senator feinstein to come up with this letter from this accuser on brett kavanaugh, after we have seen 32 hours of testimony by judge kavanaugh, after they have had closed committee hearings, and after they have given him over 1,000 written questions. what are we seeing? we are seeing the fact that none of this in regards to this accusation being made was brought to the attention of judge kavanaugh so it's very clear it is just the politics of a delay tactic the democrats keep putting forward. john: joining me is kayleigh mcinenny and doug schoen. doug, i don't see how anything p

john was a restless soul. he really didn't glory in success or wallo in failure because he was always on to the next thing. friends said he can't stay in the same experience. one of his books end would the words and i moved on. john has moved on. he would probably not want us to dwell on it. but we are better for presence among us. the world is smaller for his departure and we will remember him as he was. unwavering, undimmed, unequal. it [ applause ] >> president bush and his comments today at the celebration of john mccain. asking if president obama would also speak at his funeral. they call it textbook john mccain. to show the world that political differences should never over shadow common decency. here is former president barack obama at today's funeral service for the late senator. >> for someone like john to ask you to stand speak of him when he's gone is a precious and singular honor. now when john called me with that request earlier this year i'll admit sadness and also a a certain surprise. but after

senator john mccain. former u.s. presidents and vice presidents and lawmakers from both sides of the political aisle supporting, embracing the mccain family as they said farewell to the long-serving senator and vietnam war hero. notice not in the cathedral, not even in the city was president trump. he stayed away from the funeral because he was not invited. cnn's senior white house correspondent jeff zeleny is in washington. jeff. >> reporter: washington paid tribute and paid farewell to john mccain, an american patriot and politician. at the washington national cathedral, a living tableau of history. asemiing to say good-bye to a war hero and veteran republican senator. mccain's daughter overcome with grief and emotion throughout the week spoke passionately about her father with a poignant and pointed message. >> we gather to mourn the passing of american greatness. the real thing. for the opportunistic appropriation of those who live lives of comfort -- >> reporter: inside it was the first of several references to

but john wanted solutions. and i think in everybody's tributes and in their eulogies, that's what we heard. that he wasn't going to stand there and just because somebody says something, he would listen to you, he would listen to your complaints or your congratulations or your ideas, but he wanted to know both sides and then work together collectively. today, after looking at this funeral, we all need to come together, all together, and, remember, we all are americans. we have problems. on the forefront. and if we don't all come together, it's on both sides. >> governor -- >> we all have to come together to solve them. >> how many conversations did you have with him about the issues in our politics and the difficulty of trying -- >> i've had a lot of conversations with john mccain. i travelled with john mccain. we started our careers together. he ran for the house of representatives. i ran for the house in phoenix. he ran for the senate. i ran for the senate. and for 33 years, we ran parallel so we were on buses

glick john t.nazzo >> william robert godshalk >> michael gogliormella >> brian goldberg >> jeffrey g goldflam >> michelle goldstein >> monica goldstein >> steven goldstein >> >> andrew h. golkin dennis james gomes >> who is missed every day by his children. who has never had the opportunity. grandchildren. may we pray for those who still suffer from the aftermath of september 11. may god bless america. [applause] >> my brother-in-law and friend, james murphy. him not for the accident that took him from things that defined his life. mauricio gonzalez >> calvin j. gooding >> harry goody >> peter morgan goodrich. kiran reddy gopu >> catherine c gorayeb >> kerene gordon >> sebastian gorki >> kieran gorman >> thomas gorman >> michael edward gould >> yugi goya >> jon richard grabowski >> christopher michael grady >> edwin j graf >> david graifman >> elvira granitto >> winston arthur grant >> christopher s gray >> james michael gray john m grazioso >> john m grazioso >> derrick arthur green james arthur g

it was the morning of 2008, john mccain lost the day after. >> how much of that is john mccain will notwhich keeps him who he is. >> mccain raced back to the senate, no security and no time to race. >> true to form, mccain sparred with the new president. >> this president and this administration has either guilty of colossal incompetence or engaged in a cover up. >> he worked with obama and becoming the president's go-to guy on immigration and confirming nominees and even heading to egypt at the president's request. >> in 2008, did you think president obama's republican deal maker? >> no. no, i worked on a lot of issues with president clinton as well as a republican president. it is not as if i have not done this before. >> and like before, it made mccain especially unpopular with the conservative base of his party. >> you could say there are two john mccains. the one who campaigns like a conservative and the one who legislatives like a liberal. in 2010, conservative j.d. hayworth gave his his toughest challenge ever. mccain attacked right and he stopped talking compromise on immigratio

john mccain was defined by love.ounder sells on the receiving end of his famous temperand work at the receiving end of his famous temper and work at a cross —— doing your best to stay stonefaced. you know full well that isjohn your best to stay stonefaced. you know full well that is john mccain we re know full well that is john mccain were in your shoes here today, he would be using some salty bertie london and a deep well my mother jackson in embarrassing. he would look back at her and grumble and maybe stop talking but he would keep grinning. she was the only one who could do that. on their first date, when he still did not know what sort of woman she was, he recited a poem to her called the cremation of sam mcgee. about an asking prospect who welcomes his cremation as the only way to get warm in the icy north. there are strange things done in the midnight sun by the man who... the arctic trails have secret tales that would make your blood run cold. he had learned it in hanoi. a prisoner in the next cell had ranted

setat of te late senator john mccain. was in the senate from 1995-23 said he was committed to serving until january of next year. a special election will be to happen in 20 to find a permanent successor to fill the remainder of senator mccain's term. from the arizona state capitol in phoenix, this is 15 minutes. gov. ducey: we have just concluded a very difficult week for our state and our country. john mccain was an american hero and we were very blessed to have him as our senator. we're all aware of the size of the void john mccain leaves. our prayers and our heart remain with cindy mccain and the entire mccain family and we will continue to celebrate the life of john mccain. i want to start off by saying that we all hoped today would never come. but it has come. i realize what an important decision this is and that there is no replacing senator john mccain. but the law requires me to do it, and the people of arizona deserve representation in the u.s. senate. it's the decision that i made with careful and thoughtful del

john. john: thank you.emember recently, google execs lamenting president trump video. >> most people here are pretty upset and pretty sad because of the election. >> it was the first moment i felt like we would lose. it was a massive like kick in the gut that we would lose. it was really painful neck will be strong and vocal and not just from a press or pr standpoint but working hard behind the scenes to stand up for what is right. >> is there anything positive you see from the election? [laughter] that is a tough one right now. john: someone call a ambulance? good grief. grow up. google ending the day in the right. joining me from the media research center, dan. it's not a newsflash that silicon valley has a liberal bias is a possible that this is not affecting their work? >> well, it's theoretically possible but no one believes it or should. you've seen a litany of problems come out in the last week and we had the memo that came out were apparently top google executive and this a shared and other top exec

that's john mccain's intention here. heou lood theke country so deeply divided, he was horrified by what he saw. he told his advisers it does not have to be this bad and he designed a week's worth of events that would inspire the country or seek to inspire the country to overcome those divisions. so he invites both men who defeated him, neither of whom he was close to, george w. bush, barack obama to his dying days, he had deep difrmss with both men but he wanted to send the message that despite their differences, they believed in the cause of america. he did that -- he's done d that throughout this week. each one designed by mccain in his final months. you saw yesterday when nancy pelosi and paul ryan presented -- were together in the rotunda chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell together at the rotunda. this is about overcoming divisions and sending a message to the country. >> and, jon, kind of remarkable image sent by his aides every friday over the last months he gathers aidesor ay session around him at his home to plan

what did you think of that question, predicting john mccain each day? >> he was certainly unpredictable. i think over time he became somewhat predictably unpredictable and there were people who did figure out very easily how to work with him. your point about the template of john mccain being someone who is not invented in the traditional partisan media, partisan lab that you sort of come up with politicians these days, also, it's a cliche to say we will not see his likes again but certainly the model of john mccain as the heroic figure inside the republican party is very much in question. this is a party that's been given over to donald trump and donald trump's not here today. i'm guessing donald trump would probably beat john mccain pretty handily in a republican primary if a hypothetical race like that happened. so look, i think we will not see his likes again. it's obviously cliche but he was an original and we miss him. >> thank you. let's go to garrett hak because we're heading to the vietnam memori memori memorial, cindy of course, to honor the l

mccain's lawyer at the time was john dowd who then became trump's lawyer. are there all the actually there were a few people that were involved back then the s. and l. crisis getting all these senators and everybody absolved the powerful people who did not go to prison at that time they had these lawyers that are still in power now but also the other legacy of john mccain is he was he was a war hawk despite what the media might have said they call it heroism and a great patriot and many people in the world might consider it a war hawk ism so i want to see like it does work obviously america is very powerful they have a huge army our dollar since one nine hundred seventy three by the way when the you know john mccain returned to america from a prisoner of war camp which was a horrific experience and he was horribly tortured but he returned in march of one nine hundred seventy three right about the time that. basically we had the petrodollar beginning of the petrodollar so we after forty years we have a lot of hubris and a lot of war hawks and neo cons demand

that's john mccain, courage, someone who loved freom. loved freedom more than anybody because he had it taken away, service to our nation and mentorship, as you mentioned at the outset with me. it's not just me, but democrat and republican senators. so, i thought it's been a very important week to look at the values he represented. he wasn't a perfect man, he is the first to admi that, and celebrate those. the notion of unity wa much stronger than the tension you report on. >> let me ask you this, how do you make sure that yesterday wasn't a funeral for another era of politics? that this idea that, you know e what, donald trump style of politics is now how you win? john mccain was trying to send e message, no, no, no, don't go down that road. how do you prevent yesterday from being a memorial service from that? >> john mccain was a fighte there's no doubt about that. he also was somebody who famously said that honesty, integrity ishe core value and keeping your word in the senate. ie actually beli that on a lot of issues, there is bipart

john? john: edward, thank you very much.or reaction we go to fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. judge, 36 years ago we can never get to the truth what actually happened. it is he said/she said, it is matter of whose credibility that you have more faith in the judge or dr. ford. can we get to the bottom of this? >> i don't think it is a reality that this actually happened. it is who is more credibility at the end of the day. there are no rules on thursday. other than that the republicans have 11 votes, democrats have 10 and chairman grassley presides. the issue at the end of the day, not did this happen which of the two is more believable? is it dr. ford and her allegations or judge kavanaugh and his denials? i would have counseled him not to go on here even though our own network and deny an allegation that hasn't yet been made. right now the only allegation we have is letter she wrote to senator grassley and an interview she gave to "the washington post." what he needs to deny every nuance of her beh

that is john kyle. the fact is everything all day that john kyle represents arizona in the united states senate is a day when our state is being well served. at the memorial here in the state capital last week senator kyle spoke of how senator mccain always but the interest of arizona and america before all else. senator kyle has done the same throughout his own service to our state and nation and will do so again. lastly i want to thank carol kyle. she has been so kind and giving and selfless and we sincerely appreciate her. thank you, carol. no question these are difficult circumstances but we are blessed to have the leadership and statesmanship of john kyle as we come together and move forward. thank you. >> good morning. i'm grateful for governor duties confidence in me and work hard to accept this appointment. we are all saddened by the circumstances that require the appointment and appreciate there is only one john mccain. john and i serve the people of arizona together for nearly 20 years. in tha

news live from berlin washington remembers john mccain former presidents george w. bush and barack obama paid tribute to their former political rival saying the late senator made both of them that of presidents who have live coverage from washington . to the left and right screen stage doing rallies in kenya to go to the east and germany that seeing a wave of underestimate a fatal stabbing allegedly committed by migrants. money thank you for joining us a public memorial service for late u.s. senator john mccain is underway at the national cathedral in washington d.c. a vietnam veteran mccain died last week aged eighty one after battling brain cancer among those in attendance a former president barack obama and george w. bush president donald trump who had a bit to feud with mccain was not invited to attend. our correspondent alexandra phenomena is outside washington national cathedral where that service is being held and right here in studio with me is tyson from the aspen institute here in germany thank you both for joining us here right so alexandra i'd like to be

also notice john bolton who agreed with john mccain on many issues, very conservative, the national securityer also came. but this was, in a way, a moment for republicans to think what their values are and we'll see in the november elections what americans decide. but there is this great debate going on all over the world which is, is donald trump a simp t -- symptom of a new america or is he an interlude to the bipartisan nation reaching out to the world and an angry america first that is tired of -- tired of the burden of leading alliances? i mean, i think that's really the question, and it's a question for the whole republican party. it's not about style, it's about aims, it's about the idea of america and what it is to be an american. >> we heard during this service we heard from the former republican president, george w. bush, remembered the late senator mccain as a man who would never cater to dictator. the last democrat tohold the office, barack obama, he spoke against the politics of mean-spirited, petty inyou spults sults, meghan mccain saying the america of john mccain has no need

john s.d delivers a rousing speak at the 1988 national convention. >> this november, we must not forget. we must not retreat. >> but then, his career crashes down in flames. his character is called into question after his name surfaces in the keating five banking scandal. >> as i understand it, you had a personal relationship with mr. keating. you were a friend of his? >> yes. >> it was a question not only of what he did, but who he did it for. >> charles keating is a wealthy contributor and friend of the mccains. they would fly nine times on the keating's private plane. but when banking regulators start looking into keating's failing savings and loan, he asked mccain and four other senators to get them to back off. in the end, keating goes to prison, while a senate ethics committee eventually clears mccain, saying he only exercised poor judgment. the war hero senator takes a beating in the press. >> i think the whole thing was a regrettable situation. >> and he says that that was the lowest

he was not invited by john mccain.mp learn from the life and legacy of john mccain? >> well, president trump made a mistake in one of the debates when he said john mccain was not a hero. he's the only one in america, probably, who thought that way, but -- and john didn't want him to come to the funeral, so he said nice things and stayed away. >> former senator bob dole, thank you for sharing your thoughts today as we remember john mccain. we appreciate it. >> okay. thank you. >> we'll be right back. at priceline, we love finding ways to save you money. like mixing and matching airlines to get lower prices on flights. oh, that's how i saved on my trip! oh, for your wedding?! no, my ex-boyfriend's wedding, he's confused. jason! mix and match airlines to save more. slonly remfresh useseep one in ion-powered melatonin ht. to deliver up to 7 hours of sleep support. number one sleep doctor recommended remfresh -your nightly sleep companion. >>> if we get smart on time >>> this is a moment outside the national cathedral a sho

it also showed john's distain for self—pity.ack and yet somehow never lost his energy or his optimism or his zest for life. so cancer did not scare him and he would maintain the buoyant spirit to the very end, too stubborn to sit still. opinionated as ever. fiercely devoted to his friends and most of all to his family. it showed his irreverence. his sense of humour and a mischievous streak, after all what better way to get a last laugh than to get george and i to say nice things about him to a national audience? and most of all, it showed audience? and most of all, it showed a largeness of spirit. an ability to see past differences in search of common ground. and in fact on the surfacejohn common ground. and in fact on the surface john and i common ground. and in fact on the surfacejohn and i could not have been more different. or of different generations. i came from a broken home and never knew my father. john was the son of one of america's most distinguished military families. i have a reputation for keeping cool and john kn

(john wayne) john ford was very careful in handling his actors, to make sure that no matter what theyo, that it helps to create an emotion in the audience. cause after all, good pictures are about people. and if he can get the emotions out of his actors, it's naturally going to affect the audience. (lindsay anderson) ford had been a director for over twenty years. and had learned how to work with actors, get performances and to achieve reality in terms of character. i watched you with that baby, that other woman's baby. it looked, well.... well, i still got a ranch across the border. and it's a nice place. a real nice place. trees and grass and water. there's a cabin, half-built. a man could live there... with a woman. will you go? but you don't know me. you don't know who i am. i know all i want to know. (lindsay anderson) dialogue is important, but there are many sequences in "stagecoach," which are purely told through the image. particularly, say, the final chase. (gunfire) (lindsay anderson) a very interesting sequence. it disobeys all the rules. there's no left to right, and righ

sure the other interesting thing was that john mccain's lawyer at the time was john dowd who then became trump's lawyer there all is actually there were a few people that were involved back then in the s. and l. crisis getting all these senators and everybody absolved the powerful people who did not go to prison at that time they had these lawyers that are still in power now but also the other legacy of john mccain is he was he was a war hawk despite what the media might have said they call it heroism and a great patriot and many people in the world might consider it a war hawk ism so i went to see like it does work obviously america is very powerful they have a huge army our dollar since one nine hundred seventy three by the way when the you know john mccain returned to america from a prisoner of war camp which was a horrific experience and he was horribly tortured but he returned in march of one nine hundred seventy three right about the time that. basically we had the petrodollar beginning of the petrodollar so we after forty years we have a lot of hubris and a lot of war hawks and ne

john. chapter 15, verses 12-13.ou. no greater love than this to lay down one's life for one's friends, the word of the lord. . >> let us remember john mccain with the words of the jesuit poet gerard manley hopkins. what i do is me for that i came. but i say more, the just man justices, keeps grace, that keeps all his goings, graces. acts in god's eye, what in god's eye he is, christ, for christ plays in 10,000 places lovely in limbs, lovely in eyes, not his. to the father, to the features of men's faces. don't misunderstand me, i am not recommending john for sainthood. he was so very human and for that reason, we can see god in his life. he was the just man, justicing, for john mccain every human being deserved to be treated justly. he saw god our father through the features of every person, especially the poor and those persecuted by power and those in need. john was a man who loved and he knew that love is seen in action, in doing. he was so often surrounded by the servicemen and women he had such a special affect