. >>> cindy mccain speaking out. ysresident umhow her late husband john mccain would feel about the growing divide in washington. >> he would be so upset over this just because of the tenor, the lack of inaction on many members' parts. >> tonight how she's reacting to the vicious online bullying against her family. >>> safety recall. the government bowing to pressure on popular fisher-price sleeper that's been linked to death of more than 30 babies and what to do if you have one in your home. >>> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. i'm kate snow in for lester tonight. immigration. tonight president trump says he's strongly considering a controversial plan to send detained migrants to cities that don't enforce federal immigration laws. cities run by some of his biggest political adversaries. tonight top democrats are blasting it as retribution. here's white house correspondent peter alexander. >> reporter: hours after top officials within his administration insisted the proposal ha

the mccain's have said it. they put out a statement. but is this orchestrated.erful that megan mccain is saying i'm happy you're in the race and i respect and admire you. >> the families were very close, biden and mccain, well documented, they were very close. but it sounds like the mccain family is not going to be very active in the political campaign. >> you can understand why. >> absolutely, absolutely. why would they want to deal with that, you know what trump would do with that. >> i've got to go. thank you very much. i appreciate all of you. >>> how is bernie sanders feeling now that joe biden has entered the already crowded democratic field? i'm going to ask the national co-chair of his campaign. she's right here, that's next. month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. vo: humira can lower your ability to fight in

for example, this week, he repeatedly slammed the late senator and war hero, john mccain. is still mad that mccain voted against his healthcare bill with that infamous thumbs down. which i have to say is an effective way to say no to a pushy ass[ bleep ] like donald trump. based on every picture of trump, he probably didn't even know thumbs could even go that way. [ laughter ] "what do i -- so i stand on my head?" [ laughter ] trump -- [ applause ] trump has been attacking mccain in tweets and comments to reporters all week. and then today he complained that mccain didn't thank him for letting him have a funeral. >> i endorsed him at his request. and i gave him the kind of funeral that he wanted, which as president, i had to approve. i don't care about this. i didn't get "thank you." that's okay. [ light laughter ] >> seth: because he was dead. man, you know -- [ laughter ] i don't know if mccain is a ghost, but he's clearly haunting you. [ laughter ] trump's always been obsessed with even the smallest perceived slights, but lately he and his fellow conservatives have turn

>> obviously the families were close, biden and mccain.s well documented they were very close. but it sounds like the mccain family is not going to be very active in the political campaign. >> you can understand why. >> absolutely. absolutely. why would they want to deal with that? you know what trump would do with that. >> i have to go thank you very much i appreciate all of you how is bernie sanders feeling now that joe biden has entered the democratic field. i'm going to ask the national cochair of his campaign. she is right here. that's next. when did you see the sign? when i needed to create a better visitor experience. improve our workflow. attract new customers. that's when fastsigns recommended fleet graphics. yeah, and now business is rolling in. get started at fastsigns.com. even in my own home, i had my own designated space to smoke. if i think about it, it really was like i was punishing myself. a friend of mine that said, why wouldn't you just try the juul. and so i went out and i bought one. the idea of going back to smoking.

also thinking about joe biden and senator mccain. joe biden talks about mccain, how he is a character of a different time. talks about him in terms of decency. those are things you will hear him stress today. i assume the hosts of "the view" will ask questions about anita hill and how he thinks he handled that >> it will be a friendly environment. let's be honest. this is not going to be any sort of intense or gotcha. i'm predicting that they ask good questions. don't get me wrong. but they are fans in general. here is the moment you were talking about that was emotional between joe biden and meghan mccain >> one of the things that gave beau courage, my word, was john. your dad, you may remember when you were a little kid, your dad took care of my beau. your dad when he worked with me became friends with beau. beau talked about your dad's courage, not about illness, but about his courage. >> you know, looking at the clip, that's what biden and his supporters point to. that personal connection. his ability to emote with people. they s

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jake: anna: john mccain -- jake: he is in the oval office with john mccain and mccain is talking about military procurement reform and jared kushner says don't worry, we are going to change the whole government and john mccain says good luck. there is an almost cartoonish idea that you could walk into -- and this is not just people in the trumpet administration. barack obama thought he was going to come into the city and change the culture. each president does to a degree that no one does as much as they think they would because washington is not a city that is going to change quickly. there was a lot of money and everything -- there is a lot of money and everything. host: our next caller comes from ohio, democrat caller. iller: i was calling because think it is a bad situation that donald trump put all of his family in. is he doingis, why all of this stuff and trying to run the country? i think there should be a block on him doing so much. host: still having financial gain from his businesses. he clearly did not do what some other people did in the senate where they put it into a blin

but let me say, he is a good friend and, like i said, i love him very much. >> cindy mccain.e to see her returning to the controversy surrounding bill barr saying he thinks spying did occur on the trump campaign, barr later clarified said he has concerned that there was, quote, improper surveillance but democrats are so frustrated by barr's comments they are now questioning if he can be a good-faith arbiter of the mueller report. his redacted version is expected to come out sometime within a week. >> let me just say how very, very dismaying and disappointing that the chief law enforcement officer of our country is going off the rails yesterday and today. he is the attorney general of the united states of america, not the attorney general of donald trump. >> with me now, congressman dan kildee of michigan. a pleasure. welcome. >> thank you. >> so that was leader pelosi. we heard a moment ago and played how president trump said he supports his a.g. we all watched bill barr yesterday. used the word "spying." congressman, what do you say to that. >> it is disappointing and a bad

. >> the focus on women yesterday prompting speculation that john mccain's widow cindy mccain and daughter meghan would endorse biden. long-time friend of late republican senator. cindy mccain denied the speculation tweeting joe biden is a wonderful man, however, i have no intention of getting involved in presidential politics. for now, i might say. >> for now. two more cases of blatant stonewalling from the white house. the administration officials informed the house oversight committee that stephen miller will not testify about immigration policy and doj official john gore will not comply with subpoena to answer questions about the census. in recent days, the white house has interfered with democrats seeking information on virtually everything, security clearance, mr. trump's financial records, his tax and a subpoena for testimony from former white house counsel be, don mcgahn. >> we're fighting all the subpoenas. look, these aren't like impartial people. the democrats are trying to win 2020. the only way they can luck out is by constantly going after me on nonsense. >> house oversight c

the political brand of mccain for biden in 2020 will be important. he will's goi go on "the view" k to their viewers. really? we want a 76-year-old white man to lead us now? that's a question he'll have to face. the other side of the ledger, you say what are the immediate strengths? how about where he's doing his business? it's pennsylvania. the argument will be he can win pennsylvania. some democrats are fighting if war. who can take the fight to donald trump? who can win a state like pennsylvania? of course who can raise money out of the gate which biden said is so important. the things alex said about pitfalls and there is more to discuss with biden but it's biden against everybody else. that's the change. >> you talked about the video and how there was debate until this morning at 6:00 a.m. it seems like they settled on this being their message. it's not upbeat necessarily. it is a deadly serious message. do you have anything else on how they decided to go with that one about charlottesville and trump? >> how much biography do you put in the laun

. >>> somebody should run against john mccain who has been, you know, in my opinion, not so hot.nd i supported him. i supported him for president. i raised a million dollars for him. it's a lot of money. i supported him, he lost, he let us down. you know, he lost. i never liked him as much after that because i don't like losers. but frank, let me get to it. >> war hero. >> he's not a war hero. 5 1/2 years -- >> he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people who weren't captured, okay? >> that was a moment, july of 2015, and many people who saw that thought in the moment that it might end his month-old presidential campaign right then and there. as we later learned, it did not. the president has since doubled down on his dislike for the now-dead american hero, john mccain. it sounds as though p.o.w.s have not been his thing. nonetheless, as president, he pr what others have done on this date by declaring april 9th as national former prisoner of war recognition day. still with us michael beschloss and john meacham. michael, no mention, no reverence. he was blocks away from

it was mccain's vote here.of the most electrifying moments in my career in politics that saved health insurance for millions of americans and obviously that still really bugs president trump because he talks about it at rallies all the time. we want to expand health insurance to millions more. >> it is interesting. the republicans say they have had plans and they have put up -- the plan that john mccain basically voted against in that moment you were talking about there. >> right. >> i don't know if that's the type of plan the president will get behind this time or not. i want to ask you about security clearances. chairman cummings on the house oversight committee says the questions he has about the white house overrule career staffers for 25 people to grant security clearances, he says that the more serious issue in his mind a million times more serious than hillary clinton's emails. someone who ran on a ticket with her, how do you assess the math there? >> look, i think the security clearance issue is very, v

widow cindy mccain and her daughter would endorse biden. long time friend of the late republican senator. but cindy mccain denied the speculating joe biden is a wonderful man however i have no intention of getting involved in presidential politics. >>> blatant stonewalling by the white house. the trump adviser steven miller will not testify about immigration policy and doj official john moore will not comply with a subpoena to answer questions. in recent days, the white house interfered with democrats seeking information on security clearances, trump's financial records, taxes, a subpoena for testimony from former white house counsel don mcgahn. >> we're fighting all the subpoenas. look, these aren't impartial people. the democrats are trying to win 2020. the only way they can luck out is by constantly going after me on nonsense. >> house oversight chairman elijah cummings called the president's actions a massive unprecedented and growing pattern of obstruction. he says employees and personal attorneys should think very carefully about thei

the president has since doubled down on his dislike for the now-dead american hero, john mccain.w.s have not been his thing. nonetheless, as president, he p what others have done on this date by declaring april 9th as national former prisoner of war recognition day. still with us michael beschloss and john meacham. michael, no mention, no reverence. he was blocks away from the hanoi hilton where so many americans were tortured in vietnam. no visit. it's not his thing. >> it is gross and disrespectful to the memory of john mccain, and self-knowledge by name is not donald trump. you sort of wonder if it occurred to him when he was approving the idea of national pow day this was not exactly in sync with the terrible comments he made about john mccain four years ago when he was beginning to run for president and those he made even after john mccain passed. i just don't get it. this doesn't help him in any way i can see. >> john meacham, last night on this broadcast we aired part of a speech delivered sunday by mayor pete, ft. wayne, indiana. the last item on a long rÉsume, as i said

i hiss him very much. >> cindy mccain on a wide range of topics a. pleasure to sit down with her.lking to lots more women about their lives and their views of america over the next several months. back to you, candace. >> our thanks to cynthia mcfadden there. evan, that silence was deafening and you got a sense of the pain she's still feeling there. but you kind of also have to imagine that every time the president attacks her late husband and sends a tweet, it kind of rubs a bit tough on them. >> yeah. it's so absolutely outrageous that the president continues to attack john mccain, who was a great man, who served this country. whether you agreed with him or not, he really goddembodied ame. when he lamented the lack of deliberation of politics and how we don't talk about laws and retreated to our tribal corners. they would fight like cats and dogs and still go out after. i don't think we do that as much anymore. >> what do you make of her response to all that and watching her with cynthia, in the sense she didn't seem as angry as we would expect her to be? >> i think that shows t

. >> thank you very much for stopping by, inside look at how megan mccain changed the view and why thehow primary conservative is target of verbal contact. face of national national enquir >> no secret that the women on the view engage in bitter clashes and right now managerran mccain, strongest conservative voice often on receiving end. >> okay, so here is the deal, here is what's not going to happen today, we are not going to do that. >> new book says things are more heated off camera on increasingly polarized program. joining us from new york u new york bureau chief and author of the book ladies with punch inside the explosive inside story of the view, welcome, you say that megan mccain told you she turned down the job because of turnover but took it as father's urging and transformed the show, made it to saturday night live last night, take a quick look. >> can you let me talk. >> let me finish. >> your job to listen to me. [laughter] >> so has megan transformed the show, often seen as the other panelists are beating up on her? >> that was really funny last night at snl, megan is t

mccain. >> yeah. that's exactly right. he still talks about that thumbs down that senator mccain gave after he's been passed for seven months. what you've seen in the clips is the tension that the president will be grappling with as we head into 2020 which is the difference between the rhetoric where it sounds great to say the republican party will be party of health care or cover all pre-existing conditions with a lower deductible and the reality of putting forward and owning plan. when republican controls both chambers of congress after running on repealing and replacing, they were unable to pass their own plan and it seems more unlikely that something that starts in a republican controlled senate would pass a democratically controlled house. that's why the president when he can't reconcile his rhetoric with reality, he did sort of cave and try to kick it to post-2020 when it will not be a political headache of his. >> now, the democrats know they have a winning issue that from 2018 they will try to

i speak with legal journalist emily bazelon. >>> then cindy mccain, widow of the late senator john mccainacy, and pushing back against esident trump.

he counts meghan mccain's father as one of his best friends. no one forgets the last time he was on "the view" and the emotional touching moment they had. she asked that first question of what took so long and said she was so happy to say he did. what is the message that the biden campaign and joe biden is wanting to send with this being the first place he sits down to have an extensive talk about his candidacy? >> well, i think, one, there's a pitch he's going to be making to female voters, coming on "the view" is appealing to a certain block there. but i think also, what he -- you're going to see from him, particularly when it comes to his relationship with meghan mccain is his ability to emote. his ability to connect with people. part of that has been borne out of his own personal experience with tragedy. first, with the death of his wife and 13-year-old daughter when he was just elected to the senate at the age of 29, and then again in 2015 when his son beau biden passed away from brain cancer, the same type that took the life of senator jo

not totally surprising given the president has not hesitated to criticize john mccain even after hisabout a month after the remarks became public and now she's found a new job. she's joining america first action. it's this political super pac helping with the president's re-election efforts. she's joining as its communications director. she starts on monday. you'll recall, she left the white house not necessarily because of the remarks she made. because the white house never apologized for those remarks and sadler never publicly commented on them either, though she did privately apologize to john mccain's daughter, meghan. the white house after that went on this pretty intense hunt, poppy, for leakers. the president personally vowed to pursue it, and during one meeting in the oval office with sadl sadler, president trump, and mercedes schlapp, another communications aide, sadler told the president she believed it was mercedes schlapp doing some of the leaking coming out of the west wing. she quietly left about a month later, and now she's joining this pro-trump group, and she told cn

and then donald mccain uses this stable every year.s as well. the strangest one we've had is probably they brought a goat to be with the horse. a little goat who lives in the stable for a week. we call quite often find teddy bears strapped to the doors as a security blanket, basically. and this, can you believe, is a sun lamp which some horses like to use after a hard race. there are no horses here at the moment and that's because as soon as they start to arrive, we wouldn't be allowed anywhere near these stables because security is so tight. these horses are at the peak of their fitness and carry huge expectations. they need to be looked after. some might need shavings, some might need paper. depending different beddings. some need a quiet area in the stables just to be looked after, just to keep them quiet, you know. i think in fairness the lads look after them very well. here we go, lads. who's next? winner each way, whatever you like. but with so much at stake, owners and trainers want to make sure they've done all they can before

let's talk about how both you and biden -- you were very close to the john mccain family and john mccain's long-time chief of staff. you were a eulogist at the fu--t the funeral as did biden. i want to play an exchange between joe biden and meghan mccain today. >> you understand grief and pain in a way that i've never met anybody else in life like it. does death ever get easier? >> yes. look, there is going to come as we've had our private conversations. there is going to come a time when you think your dad will walk by that closet and smell that fragrance or pass something that -- a feel that he loved or when you sit there out on -- in arizona in that beautiful looking over the creek, you're going to get a smile before you get a tear. >> listen, his career and his personal life shaped sadly so much by tragedy going back to the car accident where he lost his wife and daughter and through losing his son, you know this better than anybody, he connected with people. is that something -- >> he does. >> -- that will make the difference for him on the campaign trail? >> i think it is going to be

the president has doubled down for his dislike of the now dead american hero john mccain.oipds like p.o.w.s have not been his thing. he did what others have done on this date by declaring it as -- still with us, beschloss and meacham. no mention, no renchs. he was blocks away from the hanoi hilton. no visit. it's not his thing. >> rts gross and disrespectful to the memory of john mccain and self-knowledge is not donald trump. you wonder it occurred to him when he was approving the idea of a national p.o.w. gay that this was not exactly in sync where the terrible kmengts he made about john mccain four years ago when he was begin inning to run for president. i just don't get it. this doesn't help him in any way that i can see. >> john meacham, last night we aired part of a speech, fort wayne indiana. it was about his life in large part as a gay man in this country. the last item on a long resume, he's a lot of things. he's a harvard dprad, a rhoads scholar. he's also declared running for. . we made the comparison to the obama race speech in that it might live past its moment

host: you have one part of the look where he -- what he said to senator mccain. guest: he was in the oval office and john mccain was talking about merit -- military procurement reform and jared kushner says, don't worry, we are going to change the government and john mccain said good luck, son. there is an almost cartoonish idea that you could walk into a town them a that is not just people in the trump administration. barack obama thought he was coming in and changing the culture. each president does to a degree but no one does as much as they think they would. washington is not a city that is going to change quickly. there is a lot of money and a lot of everything. i think a lot of it is cartoonish in the sense you could walk in and change the way of thing works. color, bedford, ohio. caller: that is a bad situation that donald trump put his family and. family should not ian. question is, why is he, he is still trying to run the country question mark i think that is wrong. there should be a block on him doing so much. his businesses are still having financial g

biden spoke at mccain's funeral >> absolutely. thank you. >>> stay with us of course. don't go anywhere from this set. we are not allowing you to. also joining us is mj lee and john avlon, senior political analyst. arlette, biden said the first 24 hours would be critical. he had a big fundraiser in philadelphia last night. how did it go? did he raise the money they hoped to? >> it is unclear. the campaign hasn't revealed how much they were able to bring in. he stood in the backyard of a media executive, an executive from comcast. it was a few dozen people there. he talked about many of the same themes that you saw in the campaign video about the battle for the soul of the country. he was really trying to make it an argument that he's the person that can bring stability back to the way the country is run. towards the end there was a quote where he said, i'm going to be honest with you and tell you the truth. that can be good and bad. sometimes i say more than i mean. at the end he said i make no apologies for the fact i say what i mean. that graphic is up now. biden rea

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john mccain went thumbs down. he did the republican party a tremendous disservice and p did the nation a tremendous disservice. tremendous.nd and it's unfortunate but we had it done. and had we known -- he said he was voting for it all day long. had we known he was going to go against, i think we could have convinced one of the other two people that voted against it. might feel comfortable to vote for it. we knew we had john mccain, everybody, we were set. he went thumbs down at the very last moment. i thought it was a disgraceful thing to do and very, very bad for our country and bad for healthcare. but we're going to doo something that will be great. we have to get the house back.ha it will be much better than obamacare. and don't forget, they want to take 180 million private insurance plans away. people, 180 million people are going to be stripped of their great insurance that they have right now because we have made great insurance available to people. obamacare is actually -- it's very important. but it's act

he would think mccain is wishing me luck. this done. >> i think the entire trump administration came to washington which is a town as you know well is not really into change, is not into up ending structures around for 100 years and jared kushner is body somebody who fancies himself a dealmaker somebody who could tear part the government and rebid it in his liking. it does get to the point frankly what you were talking about before about cleaning out the department of homeland security. the president likes that. the president likes people who are going to try to complete his missions, try to do things in his image. i think kushner was trying to do that in front of the president say we're going to remake this whole government. donald trump got elected. >> there's so many things in here that stun me. during the presidential campaign when i didn't think donald trump was going to win, i would sometimes think, if he ever was president, he would discover that speaker of the house is way more powerful than he is on most things not i

jessica yellen was covering obama and i was covering mccain. her hologram worked and mine didn't.'s no better flies roll it out than vegas than where the strip is full of mobile billboards which is already projecting kind of video. savvy to choose vegas in an early voting state. nothing is too weird for vegas. >> maybe that's how you can get to every place you need to be on capitol hill. >> the problem is manu raju our colleague doesn't have a hall gram and still manages. >> you don't think he has a hologram. >> that's true. my big question about the yang video, is he snoop? is he snoop in "america's most wanted?" >> i think he's just trying to be himself. >> was he snoop? >> don't ask me. >> this is a whole new world. he's trying to be andrew yang. >> there you go. >> is that the segue to universal -- >> is that -- i'm pretty dorky. that was as dorky as it gets and i'm impressed by that. >> thanks. >> and a programming note, speaking of andrew yang. cnn will have two presidential town halls on sunday night. 7:00 p.m. eastern. i'll moderate a town hall with author marianne william

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david: you mentioned lindsey graham and john mccain. republican senators.s a practical matter, is that the fulcrum? do need republican senators to make this happen? sen. durbin: we had a point last year when we had a bipartisan majority ready to move and the president stopped it. i'm afraid he is appealing to his base for the election instead of focusing on solving these problems? david: how much money do we need to spend? sen. durbin: money is a part of it. but we found in a comprehensive bill that the 11 million undocumented in the country, we allow a sizable number to pay a substantial fee and pay their taxes and learn english, to be able to stay and work in this country. the money we generated from those fees was enough to cover the cost of doing this sort of thing. there's a way to do it, a thoughtful and rational way without dramatically increasing the deficit. david: you described it as a crisis on the border. there are other issues pressing for the american people. yet as we watch the sunday shows, is all about robert mueller and his investigation a

you know, one candidate, you know, like john mccain ran in 2000 lost to george w. stayed with it. learned things and became a better candidate in 2008 and got the nomination. is that who joe biden is going to be or is joe biden going to be the guy who just never learns? >> you had the chance to interview him friday on "the view" and put questions to him on anita hill, on the allegations about inappropriate touching. how did you find him up close? what was your impression? >> i'm very biased as i think everyone knows. i will say that his biggest problem is going to be going up against the radical left in the primary. it's not people like me but i do think his campaign was smart enough to understand that the view's audience is predominantly women and the women's vote across all races and generations will be the make or break in this upcoming election. i found him warm, jovial, the kind of joe biden that can talk about grief and death in a way that translates to people's hearts and i think about anita hill and his, quote, inappropriate touching which is not something

the mccain family, there was word yesterday they are going to support joe biden? would be wonderful. i was on the staff in 2008. i know joe biden personally. he's a great guy. what he has got to work on is messaging for the youthful because it is going to be crucial. look at 2016, 41.9% of registered voters sat home. the question is can joe biden deliver a message exciting enough to get those apathetic people out to the polls? especially that crucial youth vote? i'm anxious to see what he has got to say. he has got to deliver. he has the name id and can raise the big dollars but it comes down to that messaging and going after apathetic voters. shannon: interesting he mentioned the youth vote was the latest fox news poll comparing joe biden, bernie and the rest of the 2020 candidates, look at the top of the list here, the youth vote not sure. do you think they will turn out for that? >> i do have to point out it is ironic the party of identity politics seems to be loving old white men right now and also think it is ironic that bernie sanders is appealing to younger

police in northern ireland arrest two men in connection with the murder of a young journalist lira mccain was hit by a bullet as she covered a riot and londonderry on thursday evening her death came on the eve of the twenty first anniversary of the signing of the good friday peace deal police have called her killing an act of terrorism also coming up. in egypt polling stations have opened in a referendum on constitutional amendments that would enable president topped off the top of sisi to stay in office until twenty thirty and go through the role of egypt's powerful military. the lengthy is that just turning ukraine's own take on its head incumbent president her stroke or shango fight for his political life ahead of sunday's election as the two engaged in a shouting match in a football stadium. thanks for joining us police in northern ireland have arrested two men and connection with the murder of a journalist who was shot dead during a riot on thursday evening the eighteen and nineteen year old suspects are now being questioned and londonderry hundreds gathered last night for a vigil in

kinky come on how does own opportunity for her son to break away but it was nurnberg keep it pushing mccain yahoo pritam south the man of the hour. both teams will likely be ruing their missed chances late after this earlier but by and are still in the driver's seat in the race for the dortmund. my oh my how about that michel be brutally honest did you think the bottom were going to drop points and no definitely not of course if you see all the games in a pasta at worst i was one hundred percent sure that they go no win expect this game against number but maybe down over snow everything is coming closer and closer getting nervous not winning all games now the last minute nerves and we were talking before the match and we were expecting a bomb wind and we were expecting the ends of the title race how surprised are you by this result we should really be surprised by anything in football should read back biting shall i fully expected barnes come away with or three points we are at the end of the season in a fight scene for that but in this league a survival and they did make it really tricky f

rick santorum, john mccain, mitt romney won republican primaries. barack obama won the democratic caucus, so sometimes it works out, sometimes it doesn't. it seems that the caucuses really, the best or highest ,unction is winnowing the field sort of. if you can't make it here, you are probably not going to make it somewhere else. about three tickets out of iowa, the top three finishers in the caucuses can move on. that is not always the case, but it is kind of a good rule of thumb that if you don't finish strong in iowa, you are probably not going to be able to maintain a campaign, a winning campaign. winning iowa does not necessarily mean that -- rick santorum did not go on to get the nomination. ted cruz did not go on to get the nomination. winning in iowa is not a guarantee of getting our party's party'son does your nomination, but it is a sign of organizational strength, that you can put together a campaign that delivers people to the caucuses almost in the same way that you will have to deliver .eople to voting booths so it is a good test in th

mccain would have been the oldest president, ever. are we seeing the trend? is there a reason?ictor, maybe 70 is the new 50. i mean, people are living longer. nutrition has improved. there are many, many reasons why people seem younger at an older age. le's keep in mind, we have presidents who were much younger not in physically good shape. lyndon johnson, at 59, he was 59 years old when he decided not to run. he was in terrible shape and would not have survived another term if he had lived. dwight eisenhower left office at 70 and not in great shape. it really depends on the person. and, let's not forget the first former president to live to 90 was john adams. john adams would have been a fine president, at least physically in his 70s and he was our second president. so, it's genes, it's nutrition, it's medicine and it's a little bit of luck. >> let's talk about the message that often comes with the younger candidates, that youth, that new generation, the message of change. look at obama in 2008. you have clinton in 1992. you have kennedy in '60. in this cycle, it's interesting

i'm on you tube mccain and thanks so much for joining us shifting people including six children ah dead off to sri lankan forces raided a suspected islamist hideout this is the government scrambles to crack down on extremist militants following the east suicide bombings gunshots were heard and police say three of the victims blew themselves up during clashes that last hours security forces have carried out raids across the country since the bombings that killed more than two hundred fifty people nearly a week ago the catholic church in sri lanka has canceled all sunday services and is warning of a risk of further attacks. a short while ago i spoke to journalist jamila nudge medina in the capital colombo she told us more about those deadly writes. yes the last time she doesn't control langauges the pm gone back of the suspects a terrorist tool from side when troops were approaching one of escape houses in the country we know right now the sixteen people were killed in that vessel including the two gunmen and four of them also suspected suicide bombers who blew themselves up when gave a q

mccain voted again it for which trump is castigating him. million americans their insurance. trump is now castigating mccain for voting against it. so that happens. now he's saying we have no plan, we're going to have a plan sometime after 2020, he's been in office for two years. every poll says this is the most important issue. he obviously doesn't have a plan because he can't have a plan. there is no republican plan anywhere within the republican eco system that would satisfy republicans, views of how health care should be implemented and still protect americans not just against pre-existing conditions but to have insurance all together and that's the conundrum they are facing. they are playing a game with american voters, kicking the can past the election and hoping to fool americans somehow some day they will have a plan when they never had a plan that people will like. >> it's much easier to make false promises about a plan that doesn't exist. and that's exactly what will happen. as he has done it before. house democrats are preparing t

in 2008, you remember what was the deal between mccain and obama? mccain had a really long record and obama was like helping change. if you look at what is happening with the democrats, they might love joe biden and they might think he could be the best candidate, but he has all of these things that a new democratic party doesn't want. we say that on the show, every time the polling comes out about biden, we talk about things will be hard, he stays at the top in the democratic polls. >> it is not close. >> it is not close. he might take a hit now. one other thing, i know where you are going with that, i agree. in the fox news voter analysis of 2016, whatever we called it at that point. one of the number one things in all of those primary debates and the voting is that republicans said we like him, trump, because he tells it like he is. we want someone who will tell us like it is. the thing biden could do is tell it like he is, but he's not quite there. >> one thing in the speech, though -- >> just say agree. >> i thought it was great, good for him,

that's what megan mccain did. >> she did not do that. want to play the sound because megan mccain has. >> she said absolutely nothing. >> . >> right the right to question nancy pelosi's leadership. >> i do think we're having conversations about anti-semitism, we should be looking at the most extreme on both sieth. and i would bring up congresswoman ilhan omar and some of her comments that got so much attention and in my opinion, nancy pelosi wasn't hard enough in her response. >> you're telling me you're disagreeing with that. >> what i said was that -- trish. >> overplit tie disaition. >> we have to stop politicizing this. the problem is we continue to point blame and we need to focus on solutions. i don't care if the solutions come from the republican party or the democrat party. but if we're going to have a genuine effort to address racis. >> so -- need ryan. >> this woman has been threatened. her. >> hang on. >> hold on. if there was real accountability, nancy pelosi would have said we're not going to allow you to be on the house for

still mccain ran on an actual health care plan that was a classic we can help people buy insurance that we can do with much less government, given vouchers. that is exactly, vouchers versus exchanges is a debate trump is not interested in. >> what do you think about the reading of this particular question? and think more broadly about this issue. on the increase in demand for very major reform, i think there's a question about what does that mean? the number did go up from the kind of general good feeling in the mid-19 '90s, but, i mean, you know this is a very important question as to whether there's any room for a conversation about what the shutdown did or this agency is broken, or the government is wasting too much money or whatever. it's a very important question as to how you run on this if you wanted to run on it. what do you see in these question? >> yes, i think there are two things going on. the first question about the need for major reform probably taps into different things. the trump phenomena in terms of the breakeven points and all the things you look at. i think attract