>> john mccain. , he was aohn mccain maverick, which i like. honest and was willing to take on his own party . i wrote a book critical about barack obama, called buyers remorse. there were some things that i believe barack obama let the progressive side down. mccain felt that his party was not living up to what he believed the republican party should be, and he would say so. afterwards sunday night on nine eastern on c-span twos book tv. >> next on "the presidency," the opening session of a daylong symposium focused on the history of british and irish connections with the white house.

we love you, john mccain.er things of kim jong-un who murdered americans than john mccain tortured for america. i'm sorry. that's unforgivable. >> do you think that's effective for him saying that in duluth? >> no, no>> they're great peopl base. he debases them and himself trying that kind of stuff. >> and there are people in that crowd that shared the views. one person with the courage to say he is a hero shared that view about john mccain and when you're in an event you get caught up in the moment but that being said myself included, many republicans, respect admire the heroi of john mccain, the service to this country. i had the privilege of working alongside him and during the different presidential election years and nothing more than respectful and honorable person. >> last quick question. this whole crisis on the border, is this the darkest moments of the presidency so far? to either of you. >> we were literally talking about this in the green room and compared to charlottesville which may have been wor

that john mccain's life is more than a testament to.hen you see the pettiness coming from this white house, and from this president, and more importantly, more significantly for me, the silence by colleagues and friends of john mccain who still serve in the united states senate and in the house, that to me is despicable, reprehensible and i don't want to hear their platitudes and all of that when that day comes. sometime in the future. don't start crying and talking about how brave and all that, because now is the moment to stand tall when you see this assault on a national hero like john mccain. >> just see the movie. see that film "for whom the bell tolls" and you will understand moor profoundly the heroism of john mccain, the years in hanoi. the opportunities he had to come home earlier. the opportunities he had after that first -- that first plane crash in vietnam to not go back and -- >> the first -- right. >> after the fire, barely survived that. >> yes. >> let me -- a book from, "the restless wave" you know so well on donald trum

overin mccain ility becoming a plement should john mccain pass away. >> where i got involved here is that the comment was made he would not appoint cindy main. cindy's name came outeft field. it's been reported a number of places. who did it, i don't know. on ken bennett was inappropriate. the reason i say that is that was ken bennett's opinion, that cindy mccain wasn't goin be somebody he wou c because she di not fulfill his iderole. we involved oursf because of governoresnd eett. well.n of hav as oue thatpen discussion. anybody that plans for anything in life has a p if u're n doing tt, youe shirki that rnsy. do have to have conversation with the governor on who h thinkinabut and who he's going to pick up? probably not. but you know, the demagoguery is going to >> representative, thanks f ur >>hae much,pedro. >>> thursday morning,e'e lsing, michigan, for th enext stop on the c-span bus 50 capitals tou state senate president will be ingtal rnngt the bus during 7

first -- mccain loves lieberman. they are best friends. it probably would not have worked, given the financial crisis. obama was probably going to win in 2000 eight, with the financial crisis and iraq and everything else. -- buthink mccain wishes he knows lieberman much better than i do. i had not realized how seriously he wanted to, but he got talked out of it by his political aides. who said, it would be a messy convention, there would be a revolt, of course, on the right pro-choiceou have a vp, it would have been a mess. i still think it would've been good thing to do for the country and a good gamble. mccain saying that he wishes he had done that, i think in the book, which i looked at, he defends palin's performance as a vp candidate, which i would mostly defend, too. he is quiet and polite, i would say, about her subsequent trajectory, which, for me, who was impressed with her in 2007-2008, was very disappointing. i do not know she always had these limitations. she obviously did to some degree. , celebrity and

i think mccain would have won. i still think it would be a good thing to do for the country and gamble. so mccain is saying he wishes he would have done that. i think in the book, that i looked at, defends palin as candidate. he's quiet and polite i would say about her subsequent trajectory who for me i was impressed with her is very disappointing. i don't know if she always had these limitations. or if she got, i don't know, celebrity and everything else kind of went to her head and she stopped being serious politician and just became a very entrenched with the money and fame and tv contracts and so forth. so she's a disappointment to me. because there is a real talent there. one thing i would say in defense of the pal enpicinpick, there w desire for something new, that was manifested on the democratic side by obama in a way. it wasn't crazy to say mccain who had been around for a long time and was very much of an in his own maverick way -- >> good

this time it's the aide who made that crude remark about john mccain's termina the latest on what finally led to her departure. spoiler, it wasn't the comment about john mccain. >>> and later the white house doubles down on its decision to disinvite the super bowl champs, saying the philadelphia eagles abandoned their fans. you don't have to be an eagles fan to know that would not go over well in philadelphia. "the 11th hour" just getting started even though our music ere foa moment, on a tuday nigh ahh... summer is coming. and it's time to get outside. pack in even more adventure with audible. with the largest selection of audiobooks. audible lets you follow plot twists off the beaten track. or discover magic when you hit the open road. with the free audible app, your stories go wherever you do.

mccain national defense authorization act. the annual defense authorization is something our friend senator mccain cared deeply about talk to me about it regularly and we wish him hereto shepherded on the floor as we sink into many times before. it's important we get this done for our military and broader national security for senator mccain and to ensure this critical authorization bill move forward and stay on track. and every time we say the name or see the name written john s. mccain our hearts go pitter patter of little bit as we pray for his speedy recovery. the ndaa is an opportunity to revise and improve our national security. to meet the evolving threats of the world that is changing so very very fast. i just want to highlight a few provisions in the bill that are important. just this morning secretary ross announced that the trump administration will relax penalties on chinese telecom giant zte. instead of crippling zte the administration will settle for smaller find than the company paid in 2017 and a reorganization

mccain national defense authorization act for fiscal 2019. we assert the quantitative and qualitativeitary advantage it's always been our qualitative and qntitativ advanit my hope and the hope of the ranking memberha we can movardin amendment process. it's very important and this is the one w all agreed on that we were hopingld be in this process right now. unfortunately sometimes it's going to beost so we wo with everyonee here as going. possible to i want to yield to senator reed and before he do i want to make sure that we are on t the i've never sn ion t w have betweenreoper the democrats and republicans in the senate armed services coittee and i will yield the oor. let me on yield the floor for just a mee. mr. president i have six requests today's session of the senate. they have an approval of the majority and the minority. dulyd you have the floor. >>loor. >> the senator frohode island. >> thank you mr. president. let me again thank cha hofe a great deal of that was th rult of his work as i mentionepiratiirn mccain had everything we di

mccain thepeaking to other day. i've easily given his current medical challenges -- his campaign is a good example of something that was not predicted and did not quite when the presidency, came pretty close, you know. and also his life is such an inspiring story of courage, but also the willingness to take reminder that these risks sometimes pay off, and sometimes they do not pay off. let me stop there and -- questions, comments? i did not talk much about 2018. . >> questions? >> you mentioned the primaries -- are there any candidates you can see potentially doing this? one thing the mccarthy example suggests -- sometimes challenger.rticular kennedy obviously against carter. but sometimes you do get a eugene mccarthy. i would caution that a, none of us gets to pick who runs per you can have more than one. a lot of people i talked to in washington on the never trump side of thing, oh, my god, we might have more than one challenger. that's not that bad. it will sort itself out and it would not hurt to have two or thr

mccain, of course, is being treated for a malignant brain tumor. to date neither sadler nor the white house have publicly apologized for it. a statement today read simply, kelly sadler is no longer employed within the executive office of the president. more on that definition in a moment. her offensive comments may not even be the reason for her dismissal. "the washington post" is reporting tonight that, quote, an official said the departure was not spurred by her mccain comments but, instead, was fueled largely by an internal dispute with white house director of strategic communications mercedes schlapp. there are reports that sadler blamed schlapp for leaking her comment to the press while both women were standing before the president. as "the new york times" describes tonight, tensions between the two had reached a point where ms. sand ms. schlapp were unable to be in the same room together. that's a problem. back with us tonight, two of our longtime contributors. eli stokols, who we are so happy to say is now a white house reporter for "the los

thank you for the senator for his extraordinary leadership obviously year all fired by sherman mccain with his incredible leadership over the last many years but and very tyollegial and activity and then operating under those rules and a close connection to the department of defense that this is about the men and women in uniform in united states. every year we pass the bill because the leadership but every year they see this as the only train leaving town and we have toan keep in balance this is about the department of defense. with the national security administration and other agencies in we like to open the floor to amendment that are closely connected to the department of defense and that is the adl. what you have spend the time to get to the bill but we will get it done and we hope toho be able to accommodate our colleagues as much as possible and then to be directed once again to the activity and the needs of the men and women of the armed forces. if we do that we have a very successful and productive debate as we did in the committee. thank you and with that i kneel before. >>

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as senator mccain plainly stated, americans stand with you. attacking our friends is not who we are as a nation. it is not responsible diplomacy. it is not helpful to our goals as a nation. it cannot become the norm. but i fear it is becoming the norm, mr. president. that is devastateing, and it is a reality which we must face in this chamber. we continue to act here as if all is normal, as if all parties are observing norms even as the executive branch shatters them, robustly trafficking in conspiracy theories and attacking all institutions that don't pay the president obeisance. our justice system, the free press, the list is getting longer. but this institution, the article 1 branch of our government, is not an accessory to the executive branch, and we demean ourselves and our proper constitutional role when we act like we work for the president, that we are only here to do his bidding, especially now. and so, mr. president, with the time i have left in this chamber, i will continue to speak out, and i would invite my colleagues who are dis

. >> then we have also senator mccain, john mccain, who is clearly not well at the moment.fighting cancer. but he does put out a tweet, a message to the g7, to the other members saying that americans do support free trade. that we are behind the idea of what the g7 has represented. and continues to represent. but also saying in that tweet, that it does -- it is not reflected by this president, julia. associati so, it's very interesting as we watch this idea of g7 minus 1 or gchl g6 plus 1, are we there with this idea of g6 plus 1? >> yeah, clearly the other members the g7 on the same page as president trump. drawing back to mccain's tweet and how he's saying americans are pro-free trade. they stand with the other g7 allies, how he's kind of pulling away from the president's rhetoric in that regard, reminded by a comment by i believe it's canada's foreign minister, chrystia freeland from another network. to other other american friends, are you serious right now? with the president's rhetoric on trade. so, i think a lot of these leaders, a lot of these people in other countr

comments come as mccain continues to receive treatment for brainca er.act not lost on his daughter who tweetp' trum mockery never stops being gross. >> there are a lot of ways to celebrate the world cup. worlcup on the brain. who wins, who doesn't. in this case this is one way to celebrate. burger king is offering free whoppers after offering russian women the chance to win $47,000 and those free whoppers for life. but there is a big if here. that's if they get pregnant from world cup the ad was posted to russian social media and it called it an effort to ensure t success of the russian team for generations to come. burger king has since pulled that ad and then they figured out, okay, maybe thiis inappropriate so they apologized. >> inappropriate maybe, but i'm wondering who did they offend withhat, potential russian gold diggers who thought 47,000 was a low ball offer? someone is always offended by something. s> all right. how much would yll out for a car? not just any car, this car right here a 1962 ferrari 250 gto. it's been called theost valuable car

en mayo, mccain rechazo a la candidata de trump para dirigir la cia y en una reunion en la cas blanca dijo que la opinion de mportaporque se estaba muriendo. un juez federal convoco una audiencia para el 15 de junio con el fin de tratar las acusaciones de manipulacion de testigos contra paul manafort, el exjefe de campaqa donald trump.mafort es una figura central en la investigacion sobre la intromision rusa en las elecciones y fue acusado de varios delitos por el quien idio que le sea retirado el beneficio de prision domiciliaria. ocho estados de la union celebraron hoy elecciones primarias y en algunas de ellas participaron politicos hispanos. en nueva jersey, robert menendez gano la candidatura democrata para defender su puesto en el senado en noviembre contra el ganador en en california, el ex alcalde de los angeles antonio villaraigosa quedo fuera de la contiendapara gobernador despues que la primaria la ganaran el vicegobernador democrata gavin newsom y el republicano john cox.y kevin de democrata al senado, que gano la actual senadora dianne feinstein. pasamos en vivo con jaime

republicans have 51 votes right now, 50 if mccain is sidelined. still enough with pence sitting there. if republicans stay together, is there anything democrats can do? >> there's a lot of dilatory tactics they can use on every other bill before the congress between now and november. if they don't use everything they've got, if they don't play hardball, i think they're through. i know the democratic base. they are very angry about this leadership. they feel it has not fought hard enough against trump and that they allow trump to fill the supreme court with another conservative who will not share justice anthony kennedy's views on social issues like marriage equality. i mean judge kennedy deserves a lot of credit from the gay community. i think all americans for marriage equality and for the lawrence case before that. his belief in the liberty clause and equality and based upon the original constitution. he is a great justice when it comes to these social gender issues. but if he gets replaced by a hardline social conservative, it is -- the democra

mcconnell-toomey 2700 be made pending to inhofe-mccain 2282 as modified. that reed-warren 2756 be made pending as an amendment to the toomey 2700. that toomey 2700 be set aside and the corker amendment 2381 as modified with changes at the desk be made pending to amendment 2282. that lee 2366 be made pending as an amendment to the language proposed to be stricken by inhofe-mccain 2282 and that the senate vote on the corker amendment at 4:00 p.m. tod the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. inhofe: reserving the right to object. you know, you just heard a very lengthy explanation of an amendment that no one's seen until about an hour a st i didn't.don't knowf anyone . i think that the senator from tennessee has every right to do what he can to get his amendment heard. there are other opportunitieshee authorization bill. one of the problems that -- and i've been on niece defense authorization -- on these defense authorization bills for years and years, decades, is they know it's going to pass. it passed for 57 consecutive years. so a lot of people that

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all brings me to mark sulter, a long time association of mccain. mark, thanks for beingith us.ake of the fact despite this horrible comment she made about senator mccain that she's still welcome in the administration. >> i'll leave the administration toomplain it. she wouldn't be welcome in any administration of mine, but i'm thought the president. >> knowing senator mccain as yo him? he's obviously been in the political sphere in public life for so long. >> no, not r it'sike when then candidate trump made that crack about his pow time, it didn't bau bother him. i imagine he's annoyed on behalf of the millions of others living with cancer. but he's a tough guy and he doest let it bother him. >> i've heard y say it's not personal attacks that bother be the sort of moral equivalencies the president draws in the world. >> right, that line of his when re so nocent and compared us to putin's russia, he was offended by this and said so at the time and in the book as well. >> you've known senator mccain fores. it's your what is it that drew you to him. >> as he would be the first to a

mccain national defense authorization act. we made tough choices about where and how to invest our resources, but i'm pleased with the work that we have done to restore america as the leader of the free world. we're making needed investments in training, maintenance, modernization. those are the three areas. any time you are starving a military, the things that you see first are the maintenance, modernization, and of course that means training. we are in the process of doing this, and that's what this bill is all about. we are changing this. we have addressed that by catching up where we are falling behind -- artillery, hypersonics, nuclear triad. you know, meese people get talked to out in the real world. we assume that america has the best system of anybody else. their systems, plural, are better. artillery, for example, is measured by rapid fire and range. in terms of rapid fire and range, both russia and china are better than we are. we have hypersonics. hypersonics is a new system whereby people are talking about a weapon

to call senator mccain and try to patch things up? >> i am not aware of a scheduled call. at.ould not get ahead of th the -- the tariffs that were imposed against canada, what in that reinforced the u.s. national security? in what form does the u.s. feel more secure now that canada has been targeted by tariffs. >> the president feels strongly that the steel and aluminum industries are critical to national security and our ability to protect herself. that would be the reference point in the 232. >> the special counsel did not the unconstitutional when president called on it to investigate his political opponent in the campaign. is it only unconstitutional when the president does not like it? >> the president has made his position clear. >> the president on friday said he is open to bilateral deals with mexico and canada. is he still leaning toward bilateral deals? if the thinking that he would naftao state nafta -- in -- stay in nafta? >> these are ongoing negotiations. >> did president trump or anybody at the white house ever reach ou

one, john mccain and i are old friends and i wish him well. he is not well. i wish him well. just want to make that point. number two, president trump is essentially doing what john mccain wanted him to do with respect to free trade. president trump made it clear time and again that he wants to reinstitute a process of free trade, no tariffs, no tariff barriers, no quotas and subsidies. he was absolutely consistent during this entire stritrip. and to some extent, this was a new emphasis, although i wrote a piece in the "washington post" the other day, i have known trump as a pre-trader. i knew that. this is the first time as i recall he put it out there explic explicitly. and what does he get from trudeau? a slap in the face. sorry, nobody in in game is perfect. nobody is entirely clean. i get that. but that doesn't mean you can't negotiate in good faith. >> so you're also saying what is really important here is that america in your view can't show weakness as president trump flies to singapore to negotiate with kim jung-un. >> why throw a monkey wrench into the meeting with

referring to my colleague john mccain, somebody mexican rapists and referring to my colleaguejohn mccainot be honoured because he had been captured. it was never on the cards for me to support him. i had hoped that after the election, people would, the electorate in arizona and elsewhere would say, hey, we need people who will provide a check on the president. and we'll both be him when they think is right and vote against him when they think is wrong. right now, we don't have that in the party. 90% of the republican party is right there with the president. this is the party of the president. this is the party of the president. this is the party of the president right now. i could out, certainly, gone along with that and made myself 0k out, certainly, gone along with that and made myself ok with the president's policies and his behaviour. but i couldn't have. you said it's about his policies and behaviour. it does sound it's ok that decorum. decorum certainly. what now has become normal, these tweets, these insults. this degradation of the political culture is awful. but you are offended

john mccain and it is not donald trump.n hannity offered a different take, good to see joy who is no fan of mine starting to take responsibility for past remarks. or apology should be accepted and she should be given a chance to make it right and not fired. so far the only person fired this week for their offensive views is roseann bar. >> one of the secondary things to come here is advertisers, boycotts. >> no advertisers pulled up, samantha b is another story. state farm pull their advertising but auto trader hasn't advertised on her show in a couple years. donald trump waiting about the comedian who used the see word to describe his daughter, why aren't they firing no talent samantha b for the horrible language use on her low rating show. the double standard but that is okay, we are winning and we will be doing so for a long time to come. the left is rallied around be, claiming -- blame the president for the lack of civility in her comments. >> we have reached a new place in discussions and comedy. >> we are always reach

he worked for ronald reagan, bob dole, john mccain, he worked for many other republicans. he worked for me for 49 days or something. very short period of time. i feel badly for some people because they've gone back 12 years to find things about somebody. and i don't think it's right. i don't think it's right that they burst into a lawyer's office on a weekend, early in the morning. i never heard of that before. i mean, could you imagine if they burst into barack obama's lawyer's office? it would not be acceptable. it would not be acceptable. that's really a terrible thing. now, i feel badly for a lot of those people. i feel badly for general flynn. he's lost his house. he's lost his life. and some people say he lied and some people say he didn't lie. really it turned out maybe he didn't lie. but how can you do that? who's lied more than comey? comey lied a tremendous amount. reporter: you say you feel badly is there consideration of a pardon? president trump: i don't want to talk about that. i do want to see people treated fairly. that's what it's all about. i mentioned th

[inaudible] >> would you comment briefly on john mccain's recent statement that he regrets sarah palen as his running mat >> i think that he said he wished he nominated joe lieberman as his running mate and i was slightly involved in that on the outside. the payment therapy when and here'hears an interesting goverr whose popular with democrats and republicans taking on the energy companies and i talked her out of the pulpit. i wrote a column myself but i forgoforgot that i get from this until i went back and looked at the story a couple of weeks ago. i wrote a column in the times as lieberman as the bipartisan country first. it probably wouldn't have worked given the financial crisis that obama was going to win in 2008 and i think what mccain says is he wishes blank as lieberman better than i do and i didn't realize how serious he wanted to but he got talked out of it by his political aides said it would be a messy convention. how could you have a pro-choice vp and so forth. it would have been a mess at the convention. i still think it would have been a good thing to do for the country

. >>> kelly sadler who made an inappropriate remark about john mccain's health, is out of a job. for a commes mccain's opposition to gina haspel as cia director didn't matter because he was, quote, dying any way. the white house refused to condemn that remark. sadler did not apologize publicly. >>> a white house contractor arrested on an attempted murder charge as he arrived at work tuesday morning. the secret service was notified that martice edwards was the subject of an arrest warrant in county, he was working for the security council. the nature of his role was n clear. hi allowed him access to the executive office building near the white house and not the west wing. >>> betsy devos says guns will not focus of the federal government's school safety division. she told lawmakers that the focus is on keeping students safe. she claimed that guns are not part of the commission's charge, even though the white house said that age restrictions for certain firearm purchases would be on the agenda. the commission on school safety was form affidavit the february shooting with a gun at m

ten sailors aboard the mccain died in the mishap. their families have decided to proceed with legal action but not against the u.s. navy. >> they say it's to keep the owners of the other ship from evading responsibility. chris van cleave has the story. >> it has ripped me from stem to stern. >> reporter: when kevin buechele was laid to rest last fall, it was just the beginning of the pain, sorrow and anger for his father tom. >> this horrible tragedy that is totally unnecessary, it killed me. >> reporter: last august, the uss mccain last steering in the singapore strait, one of the world's busiest shipping lanes. the navy destroyer veered into the path of the you wiul nick. ten sailors were killed aboard the mccain including kevin. oil, chemicall in that water. just holding his breath he would have been burning. >> reporter: a navy report placed blame on some of the mccain's crew saying they weren't aware of their surroundings and failed to properly steer the ship. an investigation pointed out mistakes bike the ul nick and called the

we have a tweet from senator john mccain. if we can put that up on the screen.ays, quote, to our allies, bipartisan of majority of americans are supportive of alliance based on 70 years of shared values. americans stand with you even if our president doesn't. >>> do you stand with john mccain or president trump? >> well, i think that all the language is a little strident. senator mccain's language has its own personal bias because he has it in for the president. the president's language is strong. at the end of the day, the w.t.o. system, even though it's been exploited by china, china is the enemy, not europe. >> do you think americans are on the side of the president? lindsey graham talked about this on the sunday shows. while i'm with john mccain and our allies, he's not sure the rest are with them on trade policies. >> i don't know the average person in america understands what we're talking about here. at the end of the day, technology has had a lot of influence on what happened to jobs, not just outsourcing to mexico and places like that. >>> the president

senator mccain is obviously well respected, so when he talks, people do seem to listen.ake of this immigration debate happening within the gop? >> well, the only real voices you're hearing speak against the president are the consistent voices that are always spoken against the president. this really isn't anything new. as much as senator mccain and jeff flake and bob corker want to protest against the president, as john baynor said earlier this week, the republican party is the party of trump right now. trump's approvals within the base are sky high. i don't think senator mccain and others are going to get any traction driving against the president's agenda. he just has too much momentum from within his own party. furthermore, it's all about these senators and congress people's reelections and when you start to look at these generic ballots that are tightening, it's largely due to president trump and his agenda. i don't think you're going to see between now and midterms any republicans in any meaningful way buck the president. >> and dave, democrats have tried, they've f

from john mccain.he deference and a esteem for our closest allies. putin allows his war planes to buzz board ships and threatening adversaries even on foreign soil. the president claims he's been tough on putin. >> i have been russia's worst nightmare. if hillary got in, i think putin was going man, i wish hillary won. >> reporter: many analysts disagree say it's only fueled putin's swagger. in interviews this week putin has says he no intention of handing crimea back to ukraine. >> i hope there will not be provocations by ukraine during the world cup. if this happens, it will negatively affect ukraine state hood. >> he's also already instigated war in ukraine. the fact he's threatening their state hood, sovereignty is problematic. >> reporter: for his part, sl vladmir putin wanted to divide the union saying the eu is his biggest trading partner. wolf. >> there are weaknesses that putin is starting to show especially domestically. those were caused by president trump's retaliation against them. is that

that from a republican. >> john mccain, a perennial trump critic but this caused a lot of questions.ings about donald trump. if you go to the amusement park and you like the teacups and not the roller coaster he is not your kind of guy. he says a lot of things and push a lot of topics at the same time, really pushing back on our allies and the same time going to north korea. what does he do as he things about north korea? he is always in an interesting position about pushing back on russia or pushing back on china. think about donald trump, he is the number one adversary, not italy, not canada, but china. definitely not russia. russia the rogue regime we should be concerned about, he is focused on china. when he says these things he is playing a game. shannon: an interesting piece in the washington post, he said they should be at the table, we should have conversations how he views russia and all these issues from syria to north korea to everything else going on, he wants to get something done. if he feels one of the key players isn't at the table not that they need to be forgiven ab

she was the press aide who made that comment about john mccain, made a comment about the fact that he is sick, said, his opinion on certain things don't matter because he's dying any way. >> right. >> why doesn't she work at the white house any more? >> cnn broke that story about her not working in the white house any more. she's not gone from the white house about what she said about mccain, she is gone from the white house because she was believed to be a leaker, which is a big preoccupation of the president's right now. right now and always. he is very focused on trying to pair down the white house communication staff. they're trying to target people who they think of spreading things. she was in a really, really unpleasant and unproductive war with mercedes shlab who by the end they couldn't stand to be in the same room together is my understanding and megan mccain's reaction to this which was priceless on an abc communication that was sent around to all staff about sadler's departure, bye felisha which a lot of people had to look up in the urban dictionary which was about as clas

mccain 2019 defense authorization act. it's the result of serious bipartisan work over the past several months. our colleagues on the armed services committee have engaged in candid discussions with our nation's top military leaders. they've heard about the pressing needs of the men and women who serve in harm's way. greater readiness, enhanced weapons capability on the air on the seas, simple processes for acquisition, more support for military families. this week we've already discussed the array of global challenges that face our nation at this critical moment. this ndaa will help equip our troops with the latest training an the best technology to confront those challenges and to keep us safe. it's also important to reflect on all this legislation will do for our war fighters and their families here at home. it will increase base pay for service members by 2.6%, the largest annual raise in nearly a decade. it authorizes new resources for family housing construction, improved care for service members' children with sever

when you think about john mccain, you think about a fighter. you think about the epitome of a man who defends ourreom every single day. i'm proud he's our chairman. i'm proud he's friend. and i want to talk about provisions i secured in a national defense bill that we're considering. efforts i supported and an amendment that i filed. i'm proud of the many contributions hoosiers make to the safety and security of our nation, most especially those brave men and women who volunteer to put on the uniform in service to our country. i'm also proud of the thousands of working men and women who go to work in the dark every day to manufacture the highest-quality products and equipmenthat support and protect our war fighters. from humvees and transmissions to satellites and aviation braking systems, hoosiers know a key strength of our military is the technological and quality advantage that american manufacturing gives to our war fighters. in fact, it's with those friends and neighbors in mind that i want to talk about the importance of ensuring that the

use thispresident opportunity to call senator mccain and try to patch things up with him? aware of a scheduled call, so i don't want to get ahead of that. >> or to check something with you. what -- the taxes were imposed , what reinforces the national security. now that candidate is going to be targeting by tax. >> the president feel strongly that the steel and aluminum industries are critical to national security. that would be that reference point in the 232. >> the present -- the special counsel didn't seem -- his political components on the campaign. is that only the president doesn't like it? >> the president has made his views on the point clear. >> the president on friday said he has opened a bilateral deal with mexico and canada. is he still leaning towards a bilateral deal. >> as the president said, he's open to it. >> missouri governor stepped down. did president trump or anyone at the white house reach out to encourage him to step down? aware of any conversations directly with the president or anyone here at the white house. >> why not considering he's the leade

mccain national defense authorization act of twenty nineteen after the ailing arizona senator who never met an interventionist war he didn't like the bill boosts military spending by over eighty billion authorizes another twenty one point six billion for nucular weapons programs because you know that's just what we need here in the united states is even more nuclear weapons the senate floor was awash in the glow of john mccain while passing the bill by a vote of eighty five to ten fellow eighty something year old senator senator jim inhofe he exclaimed make no mistake he may not be here today but this is his bill his priorities his policy objectives are in this bill so i guess i guess we can thank john mccain and his legacy according to the senator jim there for their hard working hard earned tax dollars being spent on yet another round of death and destruction coming soon to a poor foreign country near you instead of say i don't know better health care here at home college debt relief or reformed immigration system you know you know things society actually needs instead of more nuclear

john mccain believes it.ut the reason we're having these problems here at home, brexit, italy, a movement all over the world to look inward, not outward. i think it is a mistake, but i'm not so sure most americans agree with john mccain and lindsey graham. >> here with me to talk about all of this, republican congressman adam kinzinger. thank you for coming in. >> you bet. >> do you think there is a special place in hell for justin trudeau? >> no, look, as a guy that believes in heaven and hell, i would never use those terms ever. i thought that was inappropriate. we can have disagreements as allies and i don't even mind the president going there with a tough message because, look, we want a fair deal, but to go to that level, when i woke up and saw that headline, i was a little confused. >> these are the president's top economic advisers, peter navarro especially on trade, clearly being told by the white house to say it. no repercussions for it. should they be out there speaking for him, should they have job

she's the young woman who mocked senator john mccain.atter that mccain was opposed to president trump's cia choice because he's, quote, dying anyway. still kellyanne conway tells cnn that sadler may still have a future in the trump administration. >> kelly sadler has been told that there are administration jobs that fit with her skill set and her experience and that the rest is really her choice of what she would like to do next. >> the senior white house correspondent over the bloomberg news joins us now. margaret, what do you make of kellyanne conway leaving the possibility open that sadler could find another job at the administration? >> yeah, i mean, it's instructive. i don't think it's an accident. she said it on cnn morning and then i was down the street at a breakfast roundtable of reporters and she repeated the same comments, declined to give us any insights into any particular job offers but indicated she would be qualified in several places. so i think this is the white house sending a clear message that they're publicly defend

the craziest part is fer john mccain remarks might not even be ebe why she got fired. one official says the departure was not spurred by her mccain comments but instead over the fallout from the comment. what does that mean? how is that different? that's like a judge going "well, mr. smith, you murdered your neighbor, and i'm throwing you in jail because we cannot get the blood out of the carpet." lemon juice? soda waters? what do you do? oxyclean! oxyclean! also, she might not even really be fired. according to white house counselor and secret painting in the attic of claudia schiffer, kellyanne conway. here she is today, talking about sadler's future at the white house. >> kelly sadler has been told that there are administration jobs that fit with her skill set and her experience and that the rest is really her choice. >> stephen: well, her only known skill is mocking john mccain, so... president? of course, conway wasn't there just to talk about sadler. she also defended trump's recent criticisms of n.f.l. players, and listen to how she referred to the president. >>

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