: mccain, with a thumbs down gesture, shocked the chamber. >> no. (gasps, light applause) >> you could hear audible gasps in the chamber. and those gasps of surprise came from both sides of the aisle. >> in the senate chambers, you could hear the shock, first gasps, then applause. >> another devastati blow to republican... >> narrator: the president had been watching on television. >> we were in the dining room off the oval office. ere was profound disappointment that we were that close, and that had spent a lot of effort really believing that we could finally do something when it comes to healthcare. so it was just a huge disappointment. >> narrator: in response, president trump would deal with his party much as he had his opponents on the campaign trail-- he'd attack. >> you can thank congress, the same people that can't even give us hcare! >> narrator: he targeted congressional republicans, especially the senate leader, mitch mcconnell. >> senator mitch mcconnell said i had "excessive expectations," but i don't think so. after seven years of hear

those attacks against mccain started to early against his p.o.w.bout his old friend? >> reporter: well, graham, i think, normally tries to not discuss the criticism from trump of his good friend. but in this interview, he did say that he's told donald trump several times part of the reason he thinks he lost in arizona is because he continued to -- i think the quote was beat on his old dead good friend john mccain. there has been plenty of discussion how cindy mccain thinks about this, and lindsey graham continue to go defend the president despite the attacks. i think lindsey graham tends to not go there. that's what he said in this interview, that donald trump has really outlandish rhetoric. he has this power over the party, and i try to harness it where some people, like john mccain or senator mitt romney, have failed. he thinks he is able to get through to the president and use his powers as lindsey graham called them, in a way that others are not able to. >> all right. so, alaina, you have been doing your own reporting on congress, how they will

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when john mccain and i worked on mccain feingold, the filibuster didn't help us pass the bill.e a lot longer. we started that bill on a bipartisan basis, and we had a rule that whenever we brought in a person from one party on to the bill we had to bring somebody from another party. i like to call it the animals came two by two. this thing was always bipartisan, and we still needed 60 votes to pass it. the idea that somehow the only way to get bipartisanship is through the filibuster is absurd and it is completely contrary to the history of bipartisanship in the senate. and of course, the filibuster isn't even in the constitution. it is not a guaranteed aspect. of the senate. and so it's fair the ask about whether it should be reformed or changed in order to get to some of the things that people are talking about, such as the vital need for the voter protection laws to be passed. >> yeah, just to be clear, what the former senator saying, that mitch mcconnell actually used the fill buster to try to block the mccain-feingold bill, even though it was bipartisan. in your piece, her

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they asked him about reagan and john mccain. recent weeks including an awkward remark about indian americans. take a look. >> the idea that over -- 500, i carry a card on me every r day with the total number of folks who have been affected -- incredible talent. am i supposed to speak or is -- going to say something? i was told -- it's amazing, indian -- americans are taking over the country. you, my vice president, my speech writer, i tell you what -- >> the last thing we need is thinking everything is fine. take off your mask. >> i'm happy to take questions if that's what i'm supposed toto do. whatever you want me to do. [beep] >> sean: imagine if donald trump was saying and doing things like that tonight we're also learning more about what went on behind the scenes during the biden campaign. a brand-new book is out. been reading it. it's pretty interesting called "lucky. how joe biden barely won the presidency," revealing new detailss about the biden's campaign, dumb uncle basement strategy -- here now to explain more are the

thursday that the agency says there's no indication the vaccine is linked to blood clotting john mccain is live for us from berlin dominic what more can you tell us. the central question the e.-m. is being posed revolves around the efficacy but also the safety of this vaccine from astra zeneca specifically is it the cause of the incidence of blood clots that have been reported by several different european countries which cause so much concern in those european countries that the health ministry said women must suspend the use of the vaccine remember at the same time there are other european countries who are still administering it and who say they have every faith in its efficacy and its safety and they are pleased that it allows them to carry on vaccinating at a great speed earlier the spokesperson for the e m a m a cook in amsterdam addressed this issue this is what she had to say there is no indication that vaccination has caused these conditions they have not come up in the clinical trials and they're not listed as known ours or expected side effects with this vaccine in clinical t

for use in the center followed a week later by the united states the mccain sat down with my own take chief executive weaker saw him in berlin to discuss the honor and began with how the vaccine was developed. it was a great risk from the village beginning so we knew that we have the technology and they have to competence to develop a vaccine but we knew only a little about the stylus and we even did not know. where the vaccine will work at all we did not know that i.v. verby in time developing maxine but the felt that that if if someone is able to make a vaccine than then it could be us and it was very clear that we don't have time time to spend because the shot a spec seen development before in the history of medicine was about 5. development time and when you would that 5 years were not we need a vaccine in it is an honor for our team it is an honor for for science for the scientific community we should not forget that our is based on on the verge of other scientists so if i if i put everything to get out what was important to achieve that then then i would say at least 5000 differ

he partnered with senator john mccain for the campaign finance reform law.ator, thank you so much for your time this morning. i want to start where you started in your piece for politico that it's not an essential agreement for bipartisanship. you've heard so many people make that argument. make the counter. >> good morning. this is really an important moment and we at the american constitution society want to make it very clear to everybody that this idea of the filibuster isn't in the constitution, it isn't even specifically mentioned in the senate rules, and of course when you see the image of jimmy stewart fighting against corruption on the floor of the senate like that until he collapses, you sort of fall in love with the filibuster. when you look at what's really happening with the filibuster over the last 30 or 40 years, including the use of the filibuster to prevent civil rights and voting rights legislation, you have to examine it again. and what's worse, it's gotten to the point where senators don't have to exert any tenergy at al. instead of it pr

they had no problem raising cognitive concerns about ronald reagan and john mccain. let's take a look at this report from the associated press. again, you decide. >> if he wins the general election, he'll be the oldest person to assume the presidency. >> he's getting on the upper end of the comfort zone for americans who wonder whether he's going to have sort of the vigor and the health as president. >> mccain's opponent, barack obama, will soon be 47. an associated press yahoo! poll suggests that mccain's advanced sage more of an issue for -- age is more of an issue for voters than obama's views. >> there were more questions raised about ronald reagan in 1984. "the washington post" openly wondered if reagan had lost his "old fire with age." an article in the "new york times" titled "the age issue" claimed reagan's advisers knew he was struggling and, "thisdv s why they keep him out of press conferences as much as possible." age may have been a factor in his faltering performance. so one question: what does the "new york times" have to say about joe biden being kept

john mccain said, i looked into vladimir putin's eyes and i saw three letters, kgb.n got that one right and i think joe biden has it right. >> what did you think of the trump unorthodox approach of being so sycophantic, to use your word, to stand on the world stage and say i believe him over united states intel? was that just self-serving, to protect trump from any scrutiny of having been assisted? what was the effort of that play and why is biden's play better in your opinion? >> well, first of all, in international relations, i was dean of the fletcher school of law and diplomacy for five years. i have a ph.d in international relations. rule number one, be honest and direct. it clears up any chance of miscalculation. in terms of why president trump was so benign in the face of constant putin aggression in syria, in ukraine, above all, chris, in our elections, you know, there's more good reporting to follow on that, i hope. however, what we have now is a biden administration in my view that's taken a very clear-eyed look at vladimir putin and assesses correctly, he

who had been given the astra zeneca virus astra zeneca covered the 19 vaccination should say the mccain is joining us live from berlin dominic this is fairly unequivocal isn't that. fairly unequivocal and in one context fairly unsurprising rob because earlier in the week emma cook was saying substantially what we just heard there saying that in the view of the e m a pending the review we've just heard from that that they believe that this was a safe and effective vaccine well now we have the outcome of that review now we have certainty from the point of view of the most senior regulatory body of vaccines medicines in the e.u. that it is safe it's effective it can be given to the many millions of people who've been waiting to receive a national center vaccination remember that in certain member states it's been suspended so here in germany specifically here in the capital city in berlin 2 of the 6 mass vaccination centers have been closed for the last few days with the astra zeneca vaccine sitting on the shelves inside the vaccination centers because of the suspension now we hear wait to

i'm going to play for you meagan mccain from today.n we can discuss. >> well, i love lindsey graham and he is as much a member of my family almost as my children are. so -- but with that said, i disagree for this reason. right now there's too much anger and hate, and that's been generated from the top. and i just don't believe that our party can survive by appealing to the dark side of humanity. >> forgive me, the senator's widow, cindy mccain, and not meagan. congressman, this is a question people have danced around, but people have asked it for years now. what happened to lindsey graham? >> cindy mccain is probably more gracious than i would be in this moment, brian. i think lindsey graham in many ways is the gift that keeps on giving. but if it wasn't so serious in terms of its reflection on today's politics and republican politics. look, for lindsey graham, who is not an ignorant person, to suggest that the way to create greater diversity in today's republican party is for donald trump to harness the legacy of jesse helms suggests

my senior senate leaders of john mccain he was a little big mentor of mine. -- john mccain was a bigentor of mine. he knew i cared a lot about these issues. i give that speech and i was invited to a meeting right after to meet with xi jinping. he was in a meeting with senate leadership. somehow i got asked to be in the meeting even though i was not part of leadership. i was two years into the senate. xi jinping looked at all of us in a couple of my colleagues and said, dan, what were you talking about? this article, it's pretty good. xi jinping in this meeting with u.s. senator's said the number one thing we need to avoid is the trap. in the meeting. and i had just given a speech on it. so i cannot say i disagree with him. when i saw a longer telegram, which struck me in very much the same way, as a matter fact -- i was very honored that john mccain, before he passed away, we lost a great american, of course. he knew asia. he asked me to take over the chairmanship of the international republicans grew. in one of my first speeches as the new chairman, i said we are in this analogous.

government already have the information that you provided and the senate as well was and senator mccain and some gruyere and also we are going to to provide this information to europe because there are some french people who are managing the whole operation and they could have some consequence for guarding european loose leisure mr blair has i mean it's now been more than 2 years and obviously it's going to are remains and palace so let me ask you then what is the fear to feel opposition movement are you considering a new strategy after all this time. well we have the support from the international community. the free world. people we have a strong movement within venezuela from the civil society and political parties and now we have to keep strongly and fighting against the creator sheep and we have nor their way that to keep fighting in order to have liberty been stolen so our strategy is to to organize more pressure but it's only gain more legitimacy abroad venezuela and we feel that even though my little still in power we really believe that he's weak is. very weak but seizure and w

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mccain's gaffes makes him seem older than ever. media questioned whether reagan was in cognitive decline often. the "washington post" said reagan lost his old fire with age. an article in the "new york times" titled the age issue claimed that reagan's advisors knew he was struggling and kept him out of press conferences as much as possible. in the 1970s the media raised occurrence about president gerald ford after a fall similar to biden on the stairs of air force one. the media went after ford and made him out to be a clumsy fool. "gerald ford's 1975 fall on the same stairs a minor tumble that forever tarred him as a clumsy oaf." the med saved the most vicious coverage on age with donald trump. -- declaring trump was not mentally fit to serve as president as if we can't question their mental fitness. others promoted a conspiracy theory he had alzheimer's disease. and morning joe said he had dementia and another described his mental health as a scream scape of dementia and criticized the president for holding water with 2 hands. in

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friends in the media mob, had no problem raising cognitive concerns about ronald reagan and john mccain. >> if we wins the general election he will be the oldest person to it assume the presidency. >> he is getting up on upper end of the comfort zone for americans who wonder if he will have the vigor and the health as president. >> mccain's obama barack obama will soon be 47. >> sean: there were many more questions raised about ronald reagan in 1984. the "washington post" wondered if reagan lost his old fire with age. an article in the "new york times" titled the age issue claims that reagan's advisors knew he was struggling and this is why they keep him out of press conferences as much as possible. age may have been a factor in his faltering performance. what does the "new york times" say about joe biden being kept away from the press? watch this. >> [overlapping talking]. >> [inaudible]. >> [shouting]. >> we are going to move on. >> mr. president, can you pass voting rights with the filibuster? >> [shouting]. >> [overlapping talking]. >> thank you. bye-bye. >> mr. president, when will

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said in the interview that racist coverage from the tabloid press was a large part of why he and mccain left the u.k. and moved to the us. the interview has ensured the couple are back on all the front pages but they say they wanted to share their side of the story. well earlier we spoke to w.'s charlotte chelsea pill in london we asked her whether all of this is going to do serious damage to support for the monarchy among the british public. you have to bear in mind that public opinion in the u.k. is split about the royal family and that is very clear from the polling that you've seen that's come out since that interview add in fact the majority of the general public feel more sympathetic with the royal family than they do for obama than they do for meghan and harry which is extremely interesting given the nature of that interview i think there are some people here really found it less a fan taste in their mouths not only the way that the megan and harry the suffixes left the world family but the nature of this interview the way it was conducted the fact that it was done while grandfat

president john mccain that it was related to. actually from elation or any regular rhythm of the heart. and stating that this is a condition. he had been battling with for over 10 years and it is no secret that he had been battling some form of ailment this was dispersed this information was public knowledge. or fully had been in charge since 2015 how will he be remembered in tanzania. just judging by the. takes going. in. see him as a hero. most people. don't want. people sharing those and expressing heartbreak some of the people that were in. the president. still people in shock and disbelief that their president had passed on. the country in the country he was and. revolutionary leader. was saying that. sweeping changes to how government run was very efficient. you see as the bulldozer getting things. action oriented and so to this indeed to a lot of tanzanians who now see him. now vice president. to be sworn in as the country's 1st female president or can you tell us about her. who will some use who has a no was very close. t

mitt romney paraphasing mccain in 2015 and barack obama saying it's a regional power, threatening its neighbors not out of strength but out of weakness. this was a particularly not well received statement by mr. putin himself. on the other hand we have the perception within the united states that russia is an exowe step shall threat. here is the supreme commander of nato at stanford at the time in 2015 at the same time other statements are being made saying russia is recrying a cold war settlement using force. his colleagues in the military proclaiming russia as a threat to the united states in the same year and most recently president biden when he was running for office last fall saying i think the biggest threat to america right now in terms of breaking up our security and our alliancess is russia. secondly i think the biggest competitor is china. but here seeing russia is much more of a peer power. there are these conflicting perceptions and that is one of the goals of the book and how i started this project. it is thinking about, well is russia strong or weak? and how would we kn

we know probably john mccain would have voted to increase the minimum wage. so that's just outrighthehildiss done. let's talk seriously about what the democrats have in front of them. and i think the reality of it is, they've got opportunities as we were just talking, for sure. but they have challenges as well. and those rest in what packages they put in front of this body. i think the president has found that he's got a lot of runway with the covid bill, 70%-plus approval in the country. folks out there across the country. 56%, 57% approval among, i saw a poll as high as 59% approval among republicans across the country. so he has some wind in his sail that will allow him to move on certain measures. clearly the minimum wage was probably a little bit too far at this point. but it doesn't mean it's too far later on. because as the recovery takes hold, make the case for those things that matter. to the american people. not to your party. and certainly not trying to cobble together republicans, because republicans are going to do what they're going to do. you h

this one mp meghan mccain.ge of senior asian-americans. they would no longer support president biden's nominees after receiving assurances from the biden administration that it would elevate asian-american voices. in response, mccain, whose talent as far as i can tell is finding great black hairstylists and benefitting from nepotism, had this to say. >> we've only had one asian-american host, co-host this show. so does that mean that one of us should be leaving at some point because there's not enough representation? we're talking about is identity politics more important than qualifications of a job? >> yes. one of you should definitely lose your job. i'll give you two guesses, but you'll only need one. so first, not sure if you guys know this or not because she's really shy about bringing it up, but meghan happens to be the daughter of the late republican senator john mccain, but don't tell anyone because obviously she'd never want to bring that up every five minutes in lieu of having actual intellectual exch

bush and senator john mccain. he is also the executive producer of "the circus" on show time.uch. >> evening, don. >> i see that fire there, over your left shoulder. you're not hiding. >> yeah. back home, in the hills. >> i'm going to start with ron, just because i'm jealous of your fire. ron, what the heck happened today? how is -- how is -- how is it that the white house and the senate leaders didn't find out what senator manchin was willing to support, sooner? how can they bring this to the floor, and not know where their members stood? >> well, first of all, welcome to life in the 50-50 senate. and it does seem to be kind of a misstep. although, senator van hollen said there are a lot of moving parts in this bill. i guess, for me, don, the big picture is that what we are seeing, in terms of division here, is actually, pretty modest, by historic standards. if you go back to bill clinton's economic-recovery plan in 1993, he only passed after getting into a screaming match with bob kerry that had them hurling f-bombs at each other. obama. had to get republicans, cut the spend

as senator manchin, i think he's the same camp that john mccain was in except he can be more difficult in many ways. but that is the centrists or moderates as david axelrod calls them are very valuable in this senate. we need to rebuild the center of american politics. so i think -- i don't think he will sustain this fight. i think check schumer will have to pay more attention. i think once they get through the relief bill, they get it passed, it's going to be harder to get the next bills done, the expensive ones. there's going to be a sense we just spent $2 billion on this relief package on top of $3 billion we spent during the trump years. how much more can we borrow as a people? >> mitch mcconnell will text you shortly with something that reads more difficult than john mccain question mark? be that as it may. stick around. i have more to talk to you. we'll pick up after a quick break and expecting to hear from the senate majority leader shortly. we'll bring that to you when he speaks. >>> also ahead, the mess one big city mayor made over covid vaccines when he tried to play favorite

i will play for you, meghan mccain from today.an discuss. >> well, i love lindsey graham and he is as much a member of my family almost as my children are. so, but with that said, i disagree for this reason. right now, there's too a much anger and hate and that's been generated from the top. i don't believe that our party can survive by appealing to the dark side of humanity. >> forgive me, the senator's widow, as i understand isd arou question, for years now, what happened to lindsey graham? >> cindy mccain is being more gracious, i believe he is the gift that keeps on giving if it was not so serious in terms of the reflection on today's politics and republican politics. for lindsey graham who is not an ignorant person. to suggest that the way to create greater diversity in today's republican party is for donald trump to harness the legacy of jessie helms, suggest that maybe lindsey graham is the greater pt barnhan than donald trump himself is. i think we know that about lindsey graham, he has changed directions and changed his o

the defense minister this missile was part of a cabinet overhaul by president gyre bill scenario mccain a care for ports from rio de janeiro the commanders of the army the navy and the air force jointly left their posts after president jalal sinatra fired former defense minister ferdinand was available in a cabinet overhaul the new defense minister general but i got to released a statement saying that all 3 commanders would be replaced. in the color t.v.'s brazil's armed forces haven't seen anything like this in decades the 3 former commanders in defense minister made it clear to both sonority they will not allow the military to be involved in politics nor will they support any attempt to close congress are overturned coronavirus curfews and lock downs imposed by governors and mayors. the crisis comes as brazil faces the worst phase in the cove with 910 demick with daily deaths reaching almost 4000 at least 6000 are waiting for beds in intensive care units being followed on people have been talking for months about the risk of the public system collapsing sadly that moment has come thro

speaking of twitter, megan mccain who gets in her share of battles on the view made a raw and candidt of terrible twitter taunts on her as a new mom. >> it automatically becomes personal about how fatty am, i'm a disgusting while woman of privilege, i only get anywhere because of my dad. it has 100% impacted my mental health. i suffered from depression because of things people have done to me on social media. howie: it is depressing, social media can be an ugly and toxic place and would be a better environment if people would take on each other's ideas without all the personal abuse. that's it for this edition of media buzz. i'm howard kurtz. i hope you like our facebook page. we can continue the conversation on twitter. check out my booed podcast, media buzz meter, you can subscribe at apple itunes, pod casts or amazon device. we are back here next sunday, 11:00 eastern. see you then with the latest buzz. if you have... ...moderate to severe psoriasis, ... ...little things... ...can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats pla

mccain iii. he wrote a piece for us news & world report talking about what it was like to be a pow. and he's a potential presidential candidate in the next couple years. this is kind of a political question, frances fitzgerald: what--if someone ran on the strength of being a pow or a war hero in vietnam in the year 2000, what impact do you think it would have on a campaign? frances: well, you know, john mccain was also partly responsible for the fact that we now have a embassy in hanoi. i mean, he's been one of the people who really quite heroically, because he has a terrible ex--experience in--and many years in--in--in pow camps. but he has been working for a reconciliation. and he was--was one of the people who--who stood up, a--and certainly the--the pr--primary one in the republican side, who stood up and insisted that--that we resume diplomatic relations. brian: was the wall street journal for us resuming diplomatic relations? peter: with vietnam? yeah, the wall--the wall street journal believes in diplomatic relations, and it actually believes in traderelations. brian: also in

. >> now, she represents arizona, maybe that was an homage to the late john mccain, but that full thumbsn from arizona helped end hopes for a really big wage hike that the congressional budget office says would directly effect 17 million american workers. i want to bring in maria theresa kumar founding president and ceo of voter latino, the senior advisor to democrat harry reid. let me start with you. i want people to understand this vote before we analyze this. this was a vote that was going to fail either way. it was essentially a sim bombing message vote because it needed 60 votes. so going into this everyone knows it's not going to -- it's not going to pass. no republicans are going to vote for it. so it's a free ride. it's a lay-up. you get to get up there and say, yes, we want a $15 minimum wage. so it was very, very surprising to me a lot of people to see democrats, eight of them in the caucus vote no. what is your explanation? >> well, chris, you've got to go back in history a little bit where president obama suggested raising the minimum wage to $10.10. it was hillary clinton du

continue, i want to make sure we continue, i introduced comprehensive immigration reform with john mccainhe past. i want to continue working with them. the fact is the party today has usurped by those who don't want. 2013 in the summer, 67 to 33 it passed with over ten republicans. why can't we get back there? unfortunately, the specter of donald trump arose in his campaign and brought us back to this ugly situation of hate and bigotry. >> has the makeup of your party changed in a way that prehen -- comprehensive immigration reform is no longer feasible? >> you have to have everything on the table. there's a big piece that's not being discussed right now. the border situation is very serious. the border situation existed under president obama, president trump, president bush. everyone has had trouble at the border. instead of that being a reason to not go forward, it should remind us we need immigration reform. on table are aggressive legalization proposals from the administration. two just passed the house. what's not being discussed is the fact that when we emerge from this pandemic, wh

the mccain and then you don't rush up close and yet the time not when it came up because of the timenow for both of you and. was. the you. was she afraid of what you sit in front of here looking to sit and put on you what on you have so far i'm not what i said fulfill the law i'm going to do you know what i'm doing that i say that she helped me get jimmy yeah it's easy but using thought a little film knows the names and then she'll know it's you from who so well you know. oh. no please it was. a shit you could see. the other 2 at home with a fish out and she's out front it will be when it can. be shot out. late as easy is also a roger supporter she believes the songs and t.v. shows improve much states and give a voice to a broad section of the public. yeah but this watching one of the crew i think what's it you know you shot oh must the full definition as it was difficult only 25 back off elizabeth. was standing together fans can say things that cannot be freely expressed elsewhere in the world was. any dudes i'll show i'm not mounted on they never see. any good. people they may judg

i was very honored that john mccain, before he passed we lost , a great american, of course. he knew asia. he asked me to take over the chairmanship of the international republican institute. in one of my first speeches as the new chairman, i said we are in this and necklace -- and a alogus period with 1941. we need the strategic thinking that came out. i have been calling for that. when i saw it the atlantic council produced, i was immediately struck. i read it and then i decided, i thought it was important enough to let my senate colleagues know about it. a number of them have read it. i thought the insight about focusing on the fractures within the chinese communist party was very important. some people have criticized that. saying if you're giving a speech and a strategy fully focused on trying to crack the leadership's cohesiveness, if china knows you will do that, it is not like you will get very far with them. but i think it raises an important point. everyone talks about xi jinping's anticorruption strategy, where all these senior leaders go to jail. is it an anticorr

he is a john mccain distinguished fellow at the john mccain center for international leadership. rounding out our panel is one of his colleagues, former -- h.r. mcmaster. he is now teaching at -- all three of these men have wore the test worn the uniform of our country -- worn the uniform of our country. all have served with purpose and principle. the key view, although not as a sara lee unanimous, about the threats and challenges we face. i think they all agree on the end goal, promote american -- as a way to -- threat to foreign and domestic, and early assessments of the new administration. let's dive right into it, secretary leon panetta, secretary mark esther -- mark esper, and general h.r. mcmaster. on the role of the military in domestic terrorism, fortunately there was no event on march 4 on capitol hill, but it looks like the national guard has been extended for at least another 60 days. a lot of focus has been that we currently have more troops in washington, d.c., then iraq and afghanistan combined. explain to us the role of the military in addressing the threat of dome

the usa women's football team co-captain meghan mccain i want to reclaim a gold medal had team lost inmay this year is taking lympics rypien it has become a social justice campaign on everything from the pandemic to politics but when asked about next year's winter olympics in beijing or pain it is against a boycott of the games and says athletes should instead protest to challenge china on human rights you know it's always a balance of you know boycotting uses versus using the event as an opportunity to continue our protests and some sort of way obviously we have human rights abuses happening all over the world i don't think it's just a fact to china it's always that that sort of. balance of using the platform and can use a platform and can't continue to push you know not only countries but organizing bodies and governing bodies to continue to be you know much more progressive u.s. college basketball teams are competing in texas right now but organizes the n.c. double i have been forced to him pray facilities for the women's teams office several complaints one player from the universit

as of yesterday, he's the dryness mccain distinguished fellow at the mccain institute for international reliever ship. and rounding out our panelists secretary esper colleague. former colonel hr mcmaster. he toured of iraq and afghanistan, is considered unparalleled and who is now teaching at the institution. all three of these men have worn the uniform of our country. that is a heavy army panel. an army panel perhaps all. have served with purpose in principle on the many roles. i'll possess a keen view, but the perhaps not a unanimous view of the security threats that we face. but i think that all agree on the end goal. to promote american strength as a way to ensure peace. will top prospects for the next national security strategy, threats to foreign and domestic and early assessments to new administration. so ladies and gentlemen, let's dive right into it, secretary panetta, secretary esper and general hr mcmaster. gentlemen, thank you so much for being here. we'll start with you first secretary esper on the rule of the military and domestic terrorism. fortunately, there was no event