they had convinced them to buy all these bonds and put those bonds into the parent company of lincoln savings and they lost hundreds of millions alternately but he went to his very good friend senator john mccain went to him. and he also by the way paid for him to go on many vacations john mccain and his wife and this guy charles keating basically convince them to go talk to the regulators and get them off their back so it was only until he he successfully got them off their back for two years and the bank then collapsed two years later and almost took down the u.s. economy in the global economy but this is the sort of pattern that we see around the world and i know keating five of the savings and loan crisis very well of course i was working on wall street at the time and here's the most amazing thing about the estonia crisis of that period is that in response to that crisis and this was when people were gaming the system of federal deposit insurance to steal money essentially the response by lawmakers was to make that particular type of crime that was illegal in over fifteen hundred people

they had convinced them to buy all these bonds and put those bonds into the parent company of lincoln savings and they lost hundreds of millions alternately but he went to his very good friend senator john mccain went to. him and he also by the way paid for him to go on many vacations john mccain and his wife and this guy charles keating basically convince them to go talk to the regulators and get them off their back so it was only until he successfully got them off their back for two years and the bank then collapsed two years later and almost took down the us economy in the global economy but this is the sort of pattern that we see around the world no kidding five in the savings and loan crisis very well of course i was working on wall street at the time and here's the most amazing thing about the us though a crisis of that period is that in response to that crisis and this was when people were gaming the system of federal deposit insurance to steal money essentially the response by lawmakers was to make that particular type of crime that was illegal in over fifteen hundred people went to j

that he had convinced them to buy all these bonds and put those bonds into the parent company of lincoln savings and they lost hundreds of millions alternately but he went to his very good friend senator john mccain went to him and he also by the way paid for him to go on many vacations john mccain and his wife and this guy charles keating basically convinced him to go talk to the regulators and get them off their back so it was only until he successfully got them off their back for two years and the bank then collapsed two years later and almost took down the u.s. economy in the global economy but this is the sort of pattern that we see around the world killing five of the savings and loan crisis very well of course i was working on wall street at the time and here's the most amazing thing about this though a crisis period is that in response to that crisis and this was when people were gaming the system of federal deposit insurance to steal money essentially the response by lawmakers was to make that particular type of crime that was illegal and over fifteen hundred people went to jail bankers

that he had convinced them to buy all these bonds of put those bonds into the parent company of lincoln savings and they lost hundreds of millions alternately but he went to his very good friend senator john mccain went to. he also by the way paid for him to go on many vacations john mccain and his wife and this guy charles keating basically convince them to go talk to the regulators and get them off their back so it was only until he successfully got them off their back for two years and the bank then collapsed two years later and almost took down the us economy in the global economy but this is the sort of pattern that we see around the world and i know keating five of the savings and loan crisis very well of course i was working on wall street at the time and here's the most amazing thing about the estonia crisis of that period is that in response to that crisis and this was when people were gaming the system of federal deposit insurance to steal money essentially the response by law makers was to make that particular type of crime that was illegal and over fifteen hundred people went to jai

period the laws were changed to make that particular type of fraud legal essentially yes the lincoln savings and loans crisis was one of seven hundred forty seven s n l's that collapsed it cost that in total it cost one hundred sixty point one billion dollars of that one hundred twenty four point six billion was paid by the u.s. taxpayer and then they economy did go into recession in one thousand nine hundred ninety one but here's another phrase another quote that could be straight from what donald trump said when he was just a candidate trump keating was hit with a one point one billion dollar fraud and racketeering action filed against him by the regulators in talking to reporters in april keating said quote one question among many raised in recent weeks had to do with whether my financial support in any way influenced several political figures to take up my cause i want to say in the most forceful way i can i certainly hope so. right another legacy of the s.t.l. crisis was the beginning of the american oligarch class because remember the hundreds of billions of dollars worth of busted ban

that he had convinced them to buy all these bonds and put those bonds into the parent company of lincoln savings and they lost hundreds of millions alternately but he went to his very good friend senator john mccain went to him and he also by the way paid for him to go on many vacations john mccain and his wife and this guy charles keating basically convince them to go talk to.

senators asked him to ease regulatory pressure on troubled lincoln savings & loan. >> john still tellswalked in the door of that meeting that had been arranged for this he knew that this was going to be a problem. >> i'm doing everything i can to try and set the record straight. again, admitting that i made mistakes and serious ones. but i did not abuse my office. and i think that's the key to this issue here. >> you told me this was the political crisis of your life. >> absolutely. >> tell me why it is. >> because my reputation is at stake here. i've never had my ethics or my standards of conduct questioned. >> you think you'll survive it? >> i hope so. >> hearings begin this week into what has already been called a major congressional scandal. >> never before have five senators been accused of intervening with federal regulators to help a campaign contributor. >> this case raises troubling questions about money, power and political influence in washington. >> thank you, mr. chairman. once again i'm glad to have the opportunity to fully and publicly account for my relationship with ch

. >> charles keating was the owner of the failed lincoln savings and loan association.was also a contributor to john mccain's campaign and a partner of cindy mccain on an arizona real estate deal. >> we will now proceed to hear from senator mccain. >> when regulators were investigating keating and his s&l's collapse, mccain along with four other senators met with them. >> i'm glad to have the opportunity to fully and publicly account for my relationship with charles keating. >> many felt the senators were trying to influence the investigation to help keating. >> when he came to see me in march of 1987 -- >> it's something mccain denied. >> my mistake was to go to the meeting, but at the meeting, i said that i wanted no special favors, i wanted no -- anything done that would be -- appear unethical or wrong. >> ultimately, mccain was cleared of any wrongdoing, but the allegations stuck with him. >> i've never seen him more depressed and angry about having his honor challenged. i think that hurt him more than the north vietnamese did. >> the keating five scandal hurt him m

one of the major players was lincoln savings and loan which was an outfit that charles keating bought in, which was a very small savings and loan, and then he made it into this huge money lending. what happened was, the entire s&l industry collapsed and the taxpayers had to bail it out. $2000 per person. that was a huge disaster. >> it had not been profitable for several years. it, it justbought made a $3 million profit. the next year, it made $80 million profit. maybe that was a red flag. you said in the book that you never doubted what his interest was in you. you and your families were good friends and you liked each other. you did not see that perhaps he was playing you as a political tool that he would need down the road. he did call in that chip. you are a guy with good political instincts but you didn't see this coming? senator mccain: i don't think anybody did. but that's where i came into play, he asked me to help him and i said i wouldn't do certain things. he called me a wimp and i threw him out of my office. but then i still went to a meeting with four other senators who w

and there is no president, save, perhaps, abraham lincoln, who's done as much in the cause of civil rights, which in so many ways defines us as a nation, as lyndon johnson. and finally, he's getting due credit for those accomplishments. so i think in answer to your question, stewart, he'd be pleased. >> well, we can't talk about presidents without talking about first ladies. and anita, you've done a terrific job in your role at american university, focusing on the role of first ladies. and you, yourself, were chief of staff to one of america's favorite, laura bush. let's talk about mrs. johnson, as we keep the johnson thing going here. and mrs. johnson took over being first lady very suddenly, in the passing of a president kennedy. and mrs. kennedy had done so much in our space, historic preservation of the white house, but mrs. johnson continued that in her own way. these are 45 men and women who have been very unique in their presidents and in their personalities, and also in their legacies, as we see evidenced in these wonderful presidential sites, but tell us about mrs. johnson and her

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> brennan: john mccain's editor, he questions, do you need to kill the party of trim top save the party of lincoln. a >> we're in a tug of war. we understand, i understand the difficulties of people have but the party is worth fighting for. >> brennan: yet this week we saw some primaries in florida and arizona where those running on republican ticket seem to have to pass a testa loyalty test to trumpism. that kind of contradicts some of the conservative party you're describing. >> fortunately our party is shrinking, now down to about 5%, it's becoming like remnant. parties go through this but the party has shrunk. in my state and in my community, and in my district we had a congressional race that the republican who took my place was able to win by 17 points, just a couple of weeks ago, he won by the skin of his teeth. i talked to him the other day, i'm proud of him. he's saying that the tariffs are a bad idea. he's also beginning to say, you know what he said, turn off the television. don't listen to all the talk television and lotus get together as americans. i'm proud of him. >> brennan: presid

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