john mccain obviously passed away of brain cancer in 2018. , cindy mccain, brought to tears when the president called her to tell her that her husband, her late husband, would be receiving this award, the decorated vietnam veteran. the republican nominee for president in 2008 before his defeat to barack obama, as we noted, died about four years ago. also being honored posthumously today is the co-founder of apple, steve jobs. jobs, whose inventions revolutionized the lives of so many americans from the ipad to the iphone and beyond. on this day those are just among the names. there are so many individuals who are going to be honored. megan rapinoe will be here, one of the most celebrated soccer stars in the united states. she's been on the u.s. women's national team since 2006. she has pushed for equal pay for women's sports, for female athletes so they would make the same dollar figure as their male counterparts. she's spoken out on social justice and lgbtq issues as well. so, andrea, it's going to be a packed house on some very special day h

john mccain and what he inherited from his family before him, has passed on to his brother and sisterschildren and grandchildren today. madam ambassador, and the family, i am honored. john was staffing me on a trip to asia in the late 70's. cindy, i think you were there, on vacation. my wife jill, john kept looking at her. jill and i at something that is a little presumptuous, we made sure we introduced each other. he still owes me. [laughter] [applause] pres. biden: the best thing we ever did. the best. please congratulate this year's presidential. -- please congratulate this year's presidential freedom recipients. [applause] >> simone biles. [applause] >> overcoming great odds, simone biles is the most decorated american in history. we came in once in a generation athlete transforming her sport with artistry and degrees of difficulty that reimagined what is possible. with absolute courage and honesty, she extends and speaks upper justice. leading on faith and god and family, simone biles has pride in those three letters, usa. [applause] >> simone campbell. inspired by nuns in catholi

that was john mccain.e code he inherited from his family that served before him is passed on jay's brothers and sisters, children and grandchildren today. cindy, madame ambassador and the family, i am honored to have you accept this metal on his behalf -- this medal on his behalf. john was staffing me on a trip to asia in the late 1970's and we stopped in hawaii. cindy, i think you were there on vacation and you were talking to my wife jill, and john kept looking at her. and he talked about her. so, jill and i did something presumptuous, we make sure they introduced one another. he still owes me. [laughter] i think it is the best thing we ever did for each other, the very best. [applause] that is true, that is what he talked about when we left. and didn't take long to call you when he got back. [laughter] my fellow americans, please can graduate -- please congratulate this year's presidential medal of freedom winners. [applause] now i'm i -- now, i'm going to ask our military aid to read the rest of the ci

host: one of the interesting parts of this article is the revelation that senator john mccain had on these congressional delegation trips. guest: senator mccain served as the navy's liaison to capitol hill, particularly the senate back when joe biden was first elected to the senate. he called him the young senator from delaware at the time. john mccain was photographed carrying his bags. these codels was how this relationship was started. they linked up on so many issues , these codels have served as the foundation on getting these deals done. host: from your experience, what is the foreign view of these congressional trips? guest: foreign leaders meet with these members of congress and view them as americans and that is how these members go into these meetings. you are all on the same team. it is not a partisan message, it is a message that can help the administration. when joni ernst met with the japanese prime minister, because iowa and japan have an expansive beef trade. there are many issues that senators can meet with these leaders on. host: let's first go to st. louis, missouri

that was john mccain.he code he inherited from his family who served before him has passed on to his brothers and sisters, children, grandchildren today. cindy, madam ambassador, and the family except this metal on his behalf. is a say in the senate the point of personal privilege, i was staffing, john was staffing me on a trip to asia in the late 1970s. we stopped in hawaii. and cindy, i think you are there on vacation. and you were talking to my wife, jill. and john kept looking at her. and he talked about her. so jill and i did something which was presumptuous. we made sure we introduced one another. he still owes me. i think it's the best thing we ever did for john. the very best. >> [applause] >> that's true, that's what he talked about when we left and it didn't take long to call you, did he? when we got back. my fellow americans, please congratulate this year's presidential medal of freedom. >> [applause] >> now i'm going to ask the military aid to read the rest of the citation as we present the med

that was john mccain. from his family that served before him that passed down to his brothers and sisters, children and grandchildren today i was staffing, john was tapping me on a trip to asia in the late 70s and we stop in hawaii and cindy, i think you were there on vacation, and you were talking to my wife, jill, and john kept looking at her [ laughter ] and he talked about her, so, jill and i did something which was a little presumptuous, we made sure that we introduced one another. he still owes me. [ laughter ] >> i think that was the best thing we ever did for john. of the very best. [ applause ] he didn't take long to call me. my fellow americans please congratulate this year's most presidential medal of freedom award. [ applause ] now i'm going to ask the military aid to read the rest of the citations as we present the metals. please be suited. >> simone biles. overcoming great odds, simone biles is the most decorated american gymnast in history. a former foster child that became a once in a genera

. >> [applause] >> [applause >> cindy mccain accepting on behalf of john mccain. >> [applause] >> john was a giant among americans from a family of patriots. a genuine hero who endured unspeakable torture as a prisoner in the war in vietnam. a true public servant elected twice to the us house of representatives and six times to the u.s. senate by the people of arizona, and nominated for the presidency by the republican party. respected around the world, he was an eternal optimist who believed in consensus, character and putting country first.'s legacy continues to challenge us to cherish integrity and serve with courage and conviction. >> [applause] >> diane nash. >> [applause] >> a fearless leader of the freedom rides and national city movements, diane nash was a fierce light in darkness. she did more than dream of better america, she helped build one. as a founder of the student nonviolent coordinating committee in the 1960s, she led some of the most important 20th-century civil rights campaigns that inspire activism around the world to this day. for her strategic savvy and absolute

john mccain has been called a loser because he was captured. because he was a pow .sometimes the public looks at soldiers who are captured and they're forced to read a statement on tv or on camera and its ally and we all know it's a life and yet sometimes they come home they may be perceived as a loser like john mccain which he obviously was not or that they were weak forgiving in. could you that because i think the public really misunderstands this concept as to what a soldier is meant to do if they are captured. >> first of all, if it's unfortunate enough that you are captured or shot down, that is not necessarilyyour fault . you are probably somebody who was just doing their job and you were in the wrong place at the wrong time. so to call anybody just for beingshot down or captured a loser is absolutely fake . but i think one of the things that they trained you to do and survival school as an american is, it doesn't help our country once you're captured to die in captivity. okay, it doesn't help. it doesn't help the war effortif you come back in a body bag . so t

so my question is, because i thought about this, and especially in the last few years, john mccain has been called a loser because he was captured, because he was a p.o.w. and i think that sometimes the public looks at soldiers captured and they're forced to read a statement on tv or in a camera and it's a lie. we know it's a lie and sometimes when those soldiers come home they may be perceived as a loser, like john mccain, which he obviously was not or weak for giving in. so, could you being speak to na? i think the public really misunderstands this concept as to what a soldier is meant to do if they are he captured. >> sure. well, first of all, you know, if you're -- if it's unfortunate enough that you are captured or shot down, that's not necessarily your fault. you are probably somebody who, you know, were just doing their job and you're in the wrong place at the wrong time. so to call anybody just for being shot down or captured a looser is just absolutely insane. but i think one of the things that they train you to do in survival school as an american, it doesn't help our country

. >> today's recipients include soccer champion megan rippey know the late republican senator john mccain and olympic gymnast simone biles who at 25 is now the youngest american to ever receive the high honor. right. trail blazers, humanitarians and decorated athletes were among the 17 americans awarded the presidential medal of freedom at the white house thursday. our nation's highest civilian award. simone biles, the most decorated olympic gymnast in history. >> was among the big names she has to her medal count. 32 farm room. president biden praised biles work both on and off the mask, highlighting her courage to speak out against assault within the u.s. gymnastics turned personal pain and the greater purpose. the president also honor the work of americans no longer with us. former apple ceo steve jobs was steve left us something special. >> technology, the capacity improve our lives in ways that haven't even yet been and an old friend, the late republican senator john mccain, we started like how on the senate floor, but then we go down, have lunch together. i never stopped and learn j

today's recipients include soccer champion megan rippey know the late republican senator john mccain and olympic gymnast simone biles who at 25 is now the youngest american to ever receive the high honor. all right. trail blazers, humanitarians and decorated athletes were among the 17 americans awarded the presidential medal of freedom at the white house thursday. our nation's highest civilian award. simone biles, the most decorated olympic gymnast in history. >> was among the big names she has to her medal count. 32 farm room. president biden praised biles work both on and off the mat, highlighting her courage to speak out against assault within the u.s. gymnastics turned personal pain and the greater purpose. the president also honor the work of americans no longer with us. former apple ceo steve jobs was steve left us something special. >> technology, the capacity improve our lives in ways that haven't even yet and an old friend, the late republican senator john mccain. we like how on the senate floor, but then we go down, have lunch together. i never stopped in modern john. never

he went from that to being john mccain's best buddy, following john mccain around when he thought thatinterests. then -- which, of course, john mccain didn't think much of us. those of us going after gingrich, because we were, again, seen as being too intense on budget issues. then he went to mccain. and then, gene robinson, just like that, when trump got elected, after trashing throughout 2016, he became trump's sycophant. >> absolutely. >> again, with lindsey, it has nothing to do with issues. as lindsey tells leibovich, and that is what is so extraordinary about this piece, he admits it. he says, he only cares about being at the center of things, being relevant. >> yeah, it is all transactional. it is all situational. lindsey graham is a senator to be a senator. that's basically it. and he and mccarthy and others rationalize this by saying, well, you know, it lets me -- i still have a seat at the table. i'm still able to, you know, influence events and policies. but to what end? what do they believe in, if anything? do they actually still believe in american democracy, or is that al

one of things i loved about john mccain and one of his last talks is that u.s. naval academy right before he passed away. someone asked him about honor and what that meant. as a prisoner of war for many, many years. the north vietnamese offered to get him out early because his dad was an admiral. and they said we can get you out months or years before. basically cut the line of all the other prisoners y that we ae releasing. you'll cut the line and get. and he said no. that is honor. that this honor right there. he stayed as a prisoner of war for many, many years because the rule was the other prisoners who were there longer got out first. and he said when asked why did you do that? he said it could have gotten out i may have died in captivity. but if i had gotten out early, how would i been out to live the rest of my life? i would have live the rest of my life with no honor. that is with a teacher there that is what i learn. that was ingrained for each month the reasons i stood up and ran for political office because i felt like i had to do something. i had to

and you know, john mccain came big believer in this bill buckley reagan would like this, you know was a big advocate of national service. he wanted to he wanted to involve involuntary. he wanted to have a draft in effect and have people come in but the whole point is if you give a year back when you're young or maybe even two years we year back in your young to your community and you really, you know, get involved in a nonprofit organization or even with the government but in a way that you give back then i think you should have your tuition debt reduce by a year so that you're you not only a paid amount of salary, but that you can work off your debt because peter my people who are who heavily in debt really have a hard time engaging in service? you know, they're just too pressed trying to keep food on the table and making sure their kids go to decent schools. yeah. yeah, let's talk about the difference between a good a great manager and a great leader. you like your book you quote warren bennett who says the manager does things right? the leader does the right thing exactly expand on

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the late senator john mccain and oscar-winning actor denzel washington also on the list. >>> dozens ofcans are celebrating this independence day little area becoming new u.s. citizens. >> reporter: it is a busy day. a special ceremony was held this morning. 50 brand-new citizens from 25 countries were sworn in. >> americas free. the history of the uss hornet will be your history. all of you have shown you carry that same spirit as those who served on the ship. you just make america stronger. you have made an active choice to be part of this nation. >> are right. immigration services will hold the ceremony. >>> congratulations to everyone there. still ahead, closing up pride month. the stories coming up next. >>> well, it is officially july which means pride month has come to an end. >> organizers were hard at work today taking down the pink triangle at twin peaks. it's lighted with 2700 pink led lights. it was started back in 1996 to celebrate pride weekend, but it's since expanded to a month long installation and look, there it is. that's very different from when it started. if you wa

. >> otorgaron dos medallas póstumas a steve jobs y john mccain, queda pendiente la de denzel washingtonl . >> hagamoas una cosita, los escucho para entenderlos. >> nacho pierde la paciencia hasta con sus aliados. >> propongo meter la cuchara y sabes que dejas la (censurado) y eso detona todo. >> yo no molestaría a nacho ahorita. >> salvador zerboni y daniella pierden la paciencia con nacho

. >> the so-called keating five are republican john mccain and democrats alan cranston, john glenn, donald $1.3 million in donations. former bank board chairman edwin gray says the senators tried to subvert the regulatory process. >> i was told to come alone. i did. >> did you find that unusual? >> absolutely. never happened before. the whole time i was in washington, i never saw that. >> no witnesses? >> no, no witnesses. deniability. perfectly built into the meeting. >> they said they wanted us to not take the enforcement action against lincoln savings. the only thing that got them to back off is when we finally said, we're making criminal referrals. you're going to bat for criminals. >> now awaiting trial on charges of criminal fraud, keating has refused to testify to the senate. >> was there something wrong with five senators meeting? yes, it's a bad appearance. but the real question is, did john mccain abuse his office? the evidence indicates clearly no. >> the keating five became a symbol of the '80s because it's a group of distinguished u.s. senators that are accused of taking bribe

the late republican senator john mccain, apple founder steve jobs and union leader richard trumka willceive the award posthumously. in 2016, then president barack obama also gave this award to 21 people in an event that was a who's who of american culture and innovation. among the honorees then, tom hanks, architect frank gehry bill and melinda gates, diana ross and polymath physicist richard garwin. in obama's last year in office, he surprised a teary-eyed vice president joe biden with the presidential medal of freedom with distinction, a distinction most recently given to president reagan, pope john paul ii and general colin powell. you can contrast these slates of recipients the with some of the people that donald trump decided to honor. his congressional allies jim jordan and devin nunes, conservative talk show host rush limbaugh, the wife of republican mega donor sheldon adelson, edwin meese, reagan's attorney general who helped cover up the iran contra scandal. you get the picture of the contrast. so, when biden holds the medal of freedom ceremony at the white house next thursday

. >> today's recipients include soccer champion megan rippey know the late republican senator john mccain and olympic gymnast simone biles who at 25 is now the youngest american to ever receive the high honor. right trail, blazers, humanitarians and decorated athletes were among the 17 americans awarded the presidential medal of freedom that the white house thursday, our nation's highest civilian award. simone biles, the most decorated olympic gymnast in history. >> was among the big names she has to her medal count. 32 farm room. president biden praised biles work both on and off the mask, highlighting her courage to speak out against assault within the u.s. gymnastics turned personal pain and the greater purpose. the president also honor the work of americans no longer with us. >> former apple ceo steve jobs was steve left us something special. >> technology, the capacity improve our lives in ways that haven't even yet been and an old friend, the late republican senator john mccain, we like how on the senate floor, but then we go down, have lunch together. i never stopped and learn job.

president biden will i worked late senator john mccain and 16 others the presidential medal of freedom which is the highest civilian honor. live coverage begins at 2 p.m. eastern on c-span and you can watch on our free c-span now video after or c-span.org. now to a conversation on what the federal government might look like if republicans take control of congress after the 2020 elections. we will hear from the american enterprise into -- someone and eat our minutes -- american enterprise institute. >> not surprisingly, the divided government is ours -- this week's five and all our congestions -- productions are correct -- predictions are correct, we will have divided government so the big question in washington, what does that mean policy and what are we expecting republicans to bring to the table? we have asked tim carney, publisher of his great love, alienated america to talk about what he expects to happen. i know. to dive into the congressional relationship but we have to set the table in terms of we are in a state of partisanship. how do we get here and what are the theories behin

whether it was next to john mccain, or john mccain's arch enemy, donald trump, it makes him relevant. he would say. >> mark, whenever i see you, i just want to say, i hope people leave him alone to do his writing because his writing is so damn good. >> from your mouth, john. >> congratulations on the book "thank you for your servitude." get it now. >>> "new day" continues right now. ♪ >>> good morning to viewers here in the u.s. and around the world. it is tuesday, july 12th, i'm brianna keilar with john berman. and we're starting with new reporting on the seventh public hearing of the january 6 committee which is going to get under way this afternoon. we also have some new details on what the committee is pursuing behind the scenes. a specific december 2020 oval office meeting that is many looking quite large. a meeting that has been described as insane. just hours after former president trump tweeted calling for supporters to show up at the capitol on january 6th, telling them it will be

dramatic swing of the states republican voters away from the days of the late republican senator, john mccain to dive even deeper into what's at stake, we have nbc news correspondent bob hilliard, and shaquille brewster. thank you. i want to start with michigan. shaq, how has these pro trump republicans in the state rip responded to donald trump's endorsement and the governor's race? >> they tell me they watched an endorsement and looked at for that endorsement extremely closely, especially considering how chaotic this race to take on democrat gretchen whitmer has been in the state of michigan. the early front runner in this primary, he was booted from the ballot months ago because of a scandal involving invalid signatures. you have democratic groups, pouring millions into this. republican primaries trying to influence the result. then you have that endorsement from former president trump just yesterday. i want you to listen to what some voters and undecided republican voters told me how they are viewing that endorsement from the former president. >> i think i can choose for myself. but i do

. >> today's recipients include soccer champion megan rippey know the late republican senator john mccain and olympic gymnast simone biles who at 25 is now the youngest american to ever receive the high honor. right trail blazers, humanitarians and decorated athletes were among the 17 americans awarded the presidential medal of freedom at the white house thursday. our nation's highest civilian award. simone biles, the most decorated olympic gymnast in history. >> was among the big names she has to her medal count of 32 farm room. president biden praised biles work both on and off the mask, highlighting her courage to speak out against sold within us gymnastics turned personal pain and the greater purpose. the president also honor the work of americans no longer with us. >> former apple ceo steve jobs steve left us something special. >> technology, the capacity improve our lives in ways that haven't even yet and an old friend, the late republican senator john mccain, to argue like how on the senate floor. but then we go down, have lunch together. i never stopped and learn job. never send a

, he stood behind john mccain, and he was talking about oil drilling he was there clapping and agreeingthe policies that charlie gets behind are only for one purpose, to enhance his political career. not for the people of our state and not for our environment. >> let's continue, mr. congressman. you are a congressman, and you are a commissioner of agriculture of our state. both of them are risking important positions within the democratic party trying to get the governor. if either of you lose in front of ron desantis will be the cost of failure within your own party? charlie: the cost of not running against him, the failure would be not challenging ron desantis. he is a disaster. he is the worst governor in modern florida history. attacking lgbtq, not caring about affordability for house, gas, groceries, utility bills. not caring about people in their daily lives or students in the classrooms. banning books from our classrooms and not supporting teachers. we are one of the largest states in the country and are teachers are paid 48 out of 50 states in the country. it is appalling. he gi

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. >> steve jobs and richard trump and john mccain received the award posthumously. >> and receiving this award on behalf of their loved one is bittersweet. >> president biden received the medal in 2017 while serving as vice president under barack obama. skylar henry, cbs news. >> denzel washington could not attend the sale because he tested positive for covid. he will be hon yored at a later date. >>> an increase of 1.8% from the seven days prior and of course it might not reflect those at-home positive results that a lot of people are not reporting and the u.s. has now more than 600 cases of monkeypox and some say the federal government has been too slow to get vaccines out, especially here in the state of california where case loads are doubling. in fact california is one of the highest places for monkeypox in the entire united states. coming up at 6:00 i'll introduce you to people who are trying to get ahead of this spread with the vaccines in our area. >>> new at 3:00, a federal judge has sentenced derek chauvin to 21-year-olds in prison for violated george floyd's civil rights back

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several individuals, including simone biles and gabrielle giffords, along with the late senator john mccain. much of the ceremony saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> on the same day president biden signed an

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diane nash, civil rights attorney fred gray, and the president's longtime friend, the late senator john mccainwho were also awarded medals and who weren't at the ceremony today, apple co-founder steve jobs and actor denzel washington, who also could not make the ceremony. >> just an eclectic group right there. >> congratulations to all of them. >> very accomplished. all right. >>> coming up, the emergency landing in north carolina caught on camera. >>> plus, new video being released of a stunning incident at sea-tac airport. a baggage handler stealing a commercial passenger jet, taking it on a wild ride, and eventually crashing it. >>> and later, lacing up and taking off. how a growing number of young people are rediscovering the joys of roller skating. you're watching "world news now."

the late senator john mccain wife, ambassador, cindy mccain says this moment keeps his legacy alive.> i love the fact that people will remember my husband for what he was, and that's a true hero. >> reporter: the medal of freedom cannot be won. it is only earned. and what that takes can truly inspire us all. kelly o'donnell, nbc news, the white house. >> what a proud moment that's "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night tire right now on nbc bay area news tonight. san francisco has a new bay area district attorney. she says she'll be a tougher district attorney. >> violence and repeat offenders will no longer be allowed to victimize. hate crime will no longer be tolerated. >> brooks jenkins urges people to recall her former boss. she joins us live to talk about what she plans to do to make san francisco safer. >>> former exec found guilty on all counts today. we're breaking down the verdict. and why this trial was so different from the one for

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