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senator john hoeven from north dakota. quite a show.ts clearly are going to lose on this one. there's no way, the only republican we're not 100% sure on is john mccain, we know there are several democrats from red states who are going vote for him, we assume they will. why is schumer wasting so much political capital on this? >> i think he feels he has to do that for his base. as you said, i think the republicans are on board and i think we'll get some democrats as well. i had a good meeting with judge kavanaugh, he's very, very impressive. david: you know, people, of course, the democrats saying far too conservative. justice antonin scalia was more conservative than he is. i knew a lot of his personal opinions on things and he was much more conservative, but look at this, back in '86, scalia won the vote by 98-0. my question is advise and consent. it clearly meant something different back then, what does advise and consent mean today? >> well, you know, that's a great point. this is clearly somebody who's qualified to serve on the supr

for him and many others here the wait and the worry continues john hoeven al jazeera man our. time for short break here now just when we come back find out what's killing sea life and hurting tourism along the coastlines of florida and the caribbean plus. andris on a single hot sea in the northeast of india this country's prime minister has just announced what will be the world's largest publicly funded health service but i'll be looking at whether this country's health infrastructure will be able to cut. find out why one medical center in australia is banking brains and he has the details later in the sport more on that stay with us. through tranquil a rave in can you. can feel intense and if in addition going to look. at other places in china in areas where it's been reading persistently certainly in the south have been some nasty. the weather flooding weather in the united in this circular nation which actually is over the water has been throwing rain from hong kong back towards laos and just on the screen here another one circulation of both tropical circulation is heading

and former senators like senator lamar alexander, chris coons, steve daines, kirsten gillibran, john hoevenmanchin, patty wicker,jim rich, roger todd young, former senator jon kyl, gordon smith, former vice president joe biden will be there. former vice president dan quayle. larry fitzgerald janitor and the governor of arizona and his wife will be attending that ceremony in phoenix. body andsenator's family will make their way to washington, d.c. where he will lie in state in the u.s. capitol rotunda on friday. there will be a service there as well. -- senator the mccain requested george h -- george w. bush and former president barack obama all make eulogies at the memorial service at the national cathedral. all of our coverage on [applause] , and c-span, c-span.org the c-span radio app. a lengthy story about how mccain got the last word in choreographed with the help of his staff the funeral arrangements. they will continue for the next three days. george and morton, illinois. good morning to you. caller: thank you. good morning and thank you for c-span. i wanted to make a comment on the l

john terribly. i hope all americans will pause today to remember his legacy and admire his courage. mr. president, i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. mr. hoeven: mr. president, i rise today to commemorate the life of senator john mccain, along with my colleagues. john's an american icon whose legacy is known not only across our nation but around the world. his belief in american exceptionalism was unwavering and propelled him to a lifelong service to our nation. few have demonstrated john's level of commitment and service to our country. both through his bravery serving in the united states navy and his long tenure in congress, he demonstrated his deep love of country. as the son and grandson of four-star admirals, john began serving this country at an early age. he followed in their footsteps, attended the united states naval academy, and was later commissioned as a naval aviator. he served in the vietnam war where he was captured and spent five and a half years as a prisoner of war. and during those years, through torture and misery, he never gave up. he was offered freedom but refused to be released unless every other prisoner was released

john terribly. i hope all americans will pause today to remember his legacy and admire his courage. mr. president, i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. mr. hoeven: mr. president, i rise today to commemorate the life of senator john mccain, along with my colleagues. john's an american icon whose legacy is known not only across our nation but around the world. his belief in american exceptionalism was unwavering and propelled him to a lifelong service to our nation. few have demonstrated john's level of commitment and service to our country. both through his bravery serving in the united states navy and his long tenure in congress, he demonstrated his deep love of country. as the son and grandson of four-star admirals, john began serving this country at an early age. he followed in their footsteps, attended the united states naval academy, and was later commissioned as a naval aviator. he served in the vietnam war where he was captured and spent five and a half years as a prisoner of war. and during those years, through torture and misery, he never gave up. he was offered freedom but refused to be released unless every other prisoner was released