i had the honor to serve with senator mccain as a professional staff member. for hisever grateful decision to nominate me to be a commissioner. he taught me through his example that there is no limit to service and i am indebted to him for giving me the opportunity to continue my service tourney. as one of the strongest champions of service in the senate, john mccain was the first to make the connection between military and civilian service. he worked tirelessly throughout his career to strengthen america's defense, to expand national service opportunities, and to encourage young people to offer their time, energy, and resources to improving their communities. we are grateful to senator mccain for his -- for championing this commission. commission -- to break down barriers to give everyone that opportunity. we have a short video to share with you that touches on senator mccain's legacy of service. we would like to thank the corporation for national service for working with us to produce this tribute to senator john please enjoy it. thank you. ♪ >> senator john

i'm back with megan mccain. of the most admired and well known women in american politics. >> you should add controversial too. people hate me too. i'm well aware. >> that's a part of american life. women now seem to be making a big move politically. mainly on democratic party. we had four and counting women who have declared. before we talk about the republican party, do you like any of the democratic women? you have kamala harris. >> she came on the view, senator harris. i thought her answers were pitch perfect. i thought she was very smooth. i think she'll make a great vice president to joe biden some day. >> we're going to get to that. >> i've been around politicians my entire life. i was expected to not like her. i liked her to the point it was like dangerous. i was like, she's very warm and seemed to really understand the anger on both sides of the country. that's important. >> does her gender matter to you as you think about -- >> i don't really -- i want the best person which is probably why i'm not a go

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my fellow commissioners and i express our deepest respect for senator mccain.ho embodied service throughout his life and significantly voice and advocated for the importance of service in the united states. i had the honor to serve with senator mccain as a professional staff member on the senate armed services committee. i am forever grateful for his decision to nominate me to be a commissioner. he taught me, through his example, that there is no limit to service. i am indebted to him for giving me the opportunity to continue my service journey. as one of the strongest champions for service in the senate, john mccain was the 1st to make the connection between military and civilian service. he worked tirelessly throughout his career, to strengthen america's defense, to expand national service opportunities, and to encourage young people to offer their time, their energy, and resources, to improving their communities. we are grateful to senator mccain for championing the establishment of this commission to me he's a source of constant inspiration for all of us, w

we're grateful to senator mccain for championing this commission. he is a source of constant inspiration for all of us who serve and aspire to serve. the commission and i hope to inspire more americans to serve their country and break down barriers to give everyone that opportunity. we have a short video to share that touches on senator mccain's legacy of service. we'd like to thank the corporation for national and community service for working with us to produce this tribute to senator john mccain. please enjoy it. thank you. >>> senator john mccain dedicated his life to serving his country. a navy pilot, a prisoner of war in vietnam, a congressman and senator who loved his home state of arizona and twice ran for president of the united states. he never lost his love for his country. >> i fell in love with my country when i was a prisoner in someone else's. i loved it not just for the many comforts of life here. i loved it for its decency, its faith and the wisdom, justice and goodness of its people. >> senator mccain believed there was no higher p

mccain went to mcconnell and carried a proposal from the democrats in harry reid that said -- this came to a head when there were three openings on the d.c. circuit and obama named three people to the d.c. circuit and the republicans were filibustering all three of them. the democrats said we are going to change the rules because you were just blocking everybody we have. if they had a proposal which they gave to mccain to take to mcconnell which was in the republican caucus which was if you approve one of the three we will not change the rule and mccain brought it to the republican caucus and they all said no. so if you really wanted to maintain the rule there was a way to do it. some people did want to maintain the rule but the majority of the democrats are or the republicans. suh assuming long life for the liberal judges if he will isn't likely in the next two years that we could see the resignation of one of those on the right in order to get its? clarence thomas? >> i don't think so. if clarence thomas retires he will do it when he wants to retire. he will not do it to give trump an

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oldneither did some of the republicans like mccain. mccain went to mcconnell and carried a proposal from the democrats and harry reid that said -- this came to a head when the there were three openings on the d.c. circuit and obama named two people to the d.c. circuit and the republicans were filibustering all three of them. the democrats said, we are going to change the rules because you are just blocking everybody would have. which ishad a proposal a to mccain to carry to and toll, which was -- the republican caucus, which was, if you will approve one of the three, who will not change the rules. and mccain brought it to the republican caucus and they all said, no. so if you really wanted to maintain the role, there was a way to do it. some people did want to maintain rule, but i don't think it was a majority of the democrats or the republicans. host: assuming long life for the liberal judges, if you will, is it likely in the next two years that we could see the resignation of one of those on the right in order to give trump a third a

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franklin mccain, right? one of the young people in greensboro -- and i think to go back and think, ok, i have three friends -- what do i do with three friends, right? gary: right, and to go back to rosa parks. claudette who was kicked off before rosa parks, who pleads guilty. sheg side of town, and then gets pregnant, a 15-year-old girl, and they drop her. they just drop her. and after you drop her from that protest, which is a strategic question -- also a moral question, obviously -- what is our test case going to be? just let go. you are a single mom. this is what happened. you are a 15-year-old girl. it's not just the bad things you do. look, she did that. she is part of the story. flyers andute the you say, another woman has jumped off the bus. and there was another person -- prof. theoharis: that's right. louise smith, who was 18. when they file the case that d buses, it montgomery is smith, two other women. parks is not on that case. they are worried about redbaiting. the case that d segregates montgom

john mccain was a critic and passed away last year. is romney going to be the lone republican voice pushing back on trump? >> look at what we are watching now. the first and second because of congressman delaney. the first to announce she is exploring a run for president is now being sworn in for another term as senator. elizabeth warren. let's listen. >> do you solemnly swear you will support the constitution of the united states foreign and domestic and bear true faith and allegiance to the same and take this obligation freely without any mendal reservation or purpose of evasion and you will well and faithfully discharge the duties upon the office which you are about to enter so help you god? congratulations.upon the office about to enter so help you god? congratulations.the duties uponh you are about to enter so help you god? congratulations. >> elizabeth warren against jon tester who had a hard fought battle to get his seat back, largely because the president is so popular there and the president fought really hard to defeat him an

it was a tremendous cycle as i told senator mccain. we change the conversation that this iteration of the audit is not the invasion for financial reasons. it is the tool you will use as a manager to know how your organization is operating so you know what you are applying or what you are providing is giving a return. that message was received if you look at our list of deficiencies deficiencies, there were many but this was the first time in the barrel for the navy. it was eye-opening. we could get after that. real estate that was missing quote unquote. a lot of it was procedure. the building was there, but was it in the right book, no. this is the learning we are doing to have tools to manage. are headed to we a time when there could be a clean audit? >> i would say five to six years, to be frank with you. >> what is your life expectancy? >> that might be my life expectancy. >> general miller, i want to compliment you on your service. you drew the long straw, thank you. >> we are very appreciative. , thee thing on the audit marine cor

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[laughter] i mean -- i basically think that mccain, obama and clinton. i do not feel any of the wins the white house. i really don't! i see fatal flaws. i have a hard time seeing hillary clinton overcoming the obstacles. i have a hard time seeing america boarding for some like barack obama and john mccain is on the wrong side of theissues for most americans. it's hard for me to say . i think barack obama has a better chance anymore. i think is likely to prevail over hillary clinton, the delegates in his favor. if anything, at this point,it can happen. but i would basically say it is barack obama . democrats have really i mean, watch the debate on television. and democrats have anything going for them, the war in iraq and the economy. both of which the american people are furious about and last night in the hour and and a half long debate it wasn't until the 51st minute that either of those issues came up. they talked about obama and whether he wears an american flag. and it is not all of the media asphalt but i would say they lit the matches. hillary and

senator mccain died from brain cancer in august.is 20 until the top of the are democrats kicking foreign-policy to the curb refusing to punish syria and bashar assad just to take a stand on the shutdown. doctor rebecca grant says congress assembled its best tool for foreign-policy and she joins us live to explain. >> watching "fox and friends first" a couple headlines, dna testing clears the golden state killer in 1975 murder of a 14-year-old. officials reviewing the case after joseph d'angelo was charged with a string of murders across california in the 1970s and 80s. authorities making sure they convicted the right guy. he is a former police officer, still facing 13 counts of murder. the lawyer who defended the unit bomber and boston marathon bombers appointed to represent an alleged master, judy clark will defend robert bowers, accused of shooting 11 worshipers to death in that pittsburgh synagogue last year. the feds want the death penalty for bauer which clark's client has a history of avoiding. democrats say a border wall mean

john mccain voted against it, after campaigning for many years, john mccain voted against it. he went thumbs down and that was the end of that. for many years it was repeal and replace and then at 2:00 in the morning he went thumbs down. so i'm a very plflexible guy. we were part of that lawsuit as you know. a great judge, highly respected from texas said the individual mandate's out. that means we should win at the supreme court where this case will go. now, when we do, we will sit down with the democrats and we will come up with great health care, far better, far better. we'll have everything included. we'll have everything included. far better because obamacare is too expensive. the premiums are way too high and the deductibles, you can't even use it. the deductible is so high, unless up get hit by a prakttra you can't even use it. nobody's ever seen anything like it. obamacare is a tremendous failure. but now that we won the individual mandate, which was by far the most unpopular thing in blake. so with mitt romney, i'd love him to be a team player. possibly he won't be. i

didn't who had repeatedly mocked and diminished mccain during his life was initially unable to offer up a single kind word really while this is no night for name calling it's been well established that donald trump is no friend of the bushes presidents opposite to attend the state funeral for president george h.w. bush on wednesday but as the forty fifth president feel like he's really part of the president's. ok that's really what you want to talk about. so it's been a year of all kind of scoops from news on trump to news on trump well at least there are other shows on the box. the beginning i honestly want to do this again from nightmare no problem with the president switching i want. everything's falling apart sometimes i wish i had never been president. who are you would never president and. i think we can arrange that. are you kidding me so me tell me. you. got a j. p.s. why didn't i get my book. can you explain to me why one for hard is going on i seriously did they do you know actually i wouldn't be surprised if one of you out there have been trumpet ties to buy a dream of bei

john mccain was a maverick on policy as well as on tone. i think that is one big difference between mitt romney and mccain. >> let's take a little walk down memory lane. >> donald trump's magnificent hotel and having his endorsement is a delight. >> i like him a lot. he is a friend of mine. >> donald trump is a phony, a fraud. >> he was begging for my endorsement. i could have said drop to your knees and he would have dropped to his knees. >> these discussions have been enlightening and interesting and engaging. i have enjoyed them very, very much. >> i suppose it depends on the day or the moment. let's see how this plays out. how do you see it playing out when mitt romney actually is sitting in the senate and has a vote, a key vote on key issues? >> i think a lot of republicans have been waiting for six years basically since mitt romney was the republican nominee in 2012 for someone who could be called a champion of the traditional pretrump republican party. mitt romney is presenting what we might call an opening style saying he is the lea

he's used to the national stage he comes to washington as somebody who looks like to me the flake/mccain/corker all in one guy and he's going to be guy standing in the breach. >> all in one guy. you expect bossie, but what happened a relative? say the current rnc chair who also happens to have romney in her name who tweeted potus is attacked and obstruct bid the mainstream media and democrat 24/7. for an incoming republican senator to attack donald trump feeds into what the democrats and media want. >> that would be an awkward family reunion. >> it's an interesting point. this becomes the story. this becomes what everybody is talking about and mitt romney is making a point but one of the questions i heard repeatedly last night is what's the broader strategy here? what is he trying to accomplish with this. do you have any sense at all. >> well, a lot of people were asking when senator mccain passed away, jeff flake retiring, bob corker retiring where there going to be dissenting -- high profile dissenting voices in the republican senate conference? because many republicans wh who we -- wh

john mccain voted against it. after campaigning many years, john mccain voted against it. for many years it was repeal and replace and at 2:00 in the morning. so i'm a very flexible guy. we were part of that lawsuit as you know. the great judge either the respect that said they individually mandate that job here that means we should win at the supreme court ruled this case will go. but we do, we will sit down with the democrats and we'll come up with great health care. far better. will have everything included. far better because obamacare is too expensive. the premiums are way too high and the did not bulls -- i mean, the deductibles you can even use it. unless you get hit by a tractor, you can even use it. nobody's ever seen anything like it did about bulls are so high. obamacare is a tremendous failure, but now that we want the individual mandate, by the way it was by far the most unpopular thing in obamacare. i love them to be a team player. possibly he won't be. i gave him an endorsement. i was happy he won. in utah i have great popularity in utah. did something for t

mccain collisions in which 17 sailors lost their lives. commanders and sailors called for meaningful reform. maybe in government accountability office reviews cited overextended and undermanned ships, overworked crews, a decline in naval mastery and confusing chains of command. as contributing as to the navy's readiness problem. our legislation based on the recommendation was specifically designed to address these and other challenges. although i have confidence in the navy's leadership i believe congress must continue to play an active role in ensuring the right long-term corrective actions are successfully implemented. the john s. mccain national defense authorization act for fy 2019, which president trump sign into law in august includes 11 provisions to run from our original legislation. these reforms require the navy to review its change of command, ensure that the ships overseas rotate back home and keep formal records among several other provisions. we must learn the hard lesson on the past two years with meaningful reforms implemen

john mccain and i who came from totally different places politically, we flew to the middle east, wesitting opposite each other and had a conversation, we agreed we have to work to end the war here at home and to change the relationship with vietnam for ten years we worked together across party lines, across idealogy. and in the end we were able to change the relationship with vietnam -- >> you must have had discussions with him. you were leading protests at the capitol while he was in a -- in a prison over hanoi. i stood in the hanoi hilton with john mccain -- >> yeah. >> we stood together in this crazy place where he had endured these horrible things. and we found the common ground. we agreed on what we were trying to do. that's what we have to get back to in the senate. you wrote that you considered -- this has been reported -- him as a vice presidential nominee. how serious were you? >> i was serious about considering it, looking at it. we examined it. i think that we both found it had greater difficulties than first appearance might seem because of the party, the conventions, th