. >> woodruff: 38 years of marriage to the late senator john mccain gave cindy mccain a front-row seatchallenges of life in politics. from navigating political scandals and a growing family to taking on president trump, she details all that and more in her new book, "stronger: courage and hope and humor in my life with john mccain." and cindy mccain joins me now. welcome to the newshour, very good to have you. with us -- we're so glad to have you. so you do write cindy mccain, we hope to get that picture back from skype, we're working on that. i hope you're still there. if she is, we will continue. >> i'm so sorry, oh my god! i'm so sorry! >> woodruff: there you are. >> i apologize! >> woodruff: it's all good. wee going to keep going. it's the way we you'll live&-ri. cindy mccain, you write about these 38 years, the ups, the downs, the highs and the lows, there wasn't much of a quiet moment was there? >> no, there really wasn't. you know in the very beginning parts of what we talked about was, at some point, there will be a normal in the household, thee will be a normal in our family.

-- john mccain, who have covered him.ded him in life correctly as an american hero. there is no account of his life, certainly of his cap activity that i am not read. so, hearing a presidential candidate attack him, hearing a sitting president attack john mccain, was the only indication i needed that our politics had changed. i feared at the time, forever. about the republican party specifically, do you see a day coming where the republican party that your husband knew at the time of his death, we'll be recognizable again? that things will go back to what we used to call normal? >> i truly believe that. i am a republican. i did not change my party when i endorsed joe biden. i believe in the republican party. i believe in what we stand for and in the ideals. we were once a party that was inclusive, and was a part in a of abraham lincoln. we have lost our way. i also know there's such a thing as a pendulum in politics. i know you know, once again, the republican party much like the democratic party will swing back to where

in my life with john mccain."ernors council and the mccain institute human trafficking council. it's a pleasure to have you on the broadcast. i learned so many things i did not know, which i'm guessing is why you wrote it all down in book form. i want to begin by asking you to tell our audience about your life now and the works you're involved in. >> well, thank you for having me on, brian. and i'm thrilled to talk about the book. but i appreciate the question. the things i'm doing now are the thing that meant the most to me throughout my adult life. i do work on human trafficking. i do work on the issues regarding human rights surrounding human trafficking, and in other ways. and i'm also now the chairman of the board for mccain institute, so i'm tasked with my husband's legacy. and that to me is probably my most important job to make sure that he's not only remembered for the things that he did but the things that he stood for. people can learn great lessons from that, including the quotes that you mentioned fro

she's the author of a memoir about her life with john mccain. mrs.easure to see you and have you on the program again. i want to talk about your book, but we just came out of the crazy times carnival with kyung lah. i wanted to ask you about the state of the republican party. first of all, what do you think of this recount that's going on, which is essentially an extension of the big lie? >> really the only thing i can say is that we inaugurated a president in january and we've been through this recount thing before. i just think there's better ways to spend time and money and certainly not on a recount that's months and months and months old. with that said, i also understand that voters or some voters that do not believe that the election itself was not correct, i think it's time to move on. i think it's time to remember that we should be here working for our country and not our party. and that's the kind of things that john mccain stood for and the kind of things that i hope i can help represent his legacy with. >> when you found out you were bein

i miss john mccain a lot. but senator graham: i miss john mccain a lot but no more than this. if he were here, i would be speaking second and he would be telling you a story about how unwise this decision is withdraw all our forces from afghanistan so you can say on 9/11, 2021, we're out. the conditions on the ground and the military advice runs counter to that decision. and the military advice runs counter to that decision. but the one thing i want to say is that president biden, i respect him. but i completely disagree. i've tried to work with presidents of both parties when it comes to the war on terror. i stood up to president trump when he announced our unilateral withdrawal from syria. and to his credit, he listened and adjusted his policies. i've been pushing the trump administration, if you want to do a deal with the taliban, make sure the conditions are met before the end game. they have been trying to drive us out for years, they do not have our best interests at heart. on march 22nd, jake sullivan called me. i like jake. i think he's smart. i appreciate the phone ca

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cindy mccain, of course, the wife of the late great senator john mccain. president biden is meeting virtually with silicon valley leaders to discuss the chip crisis. the ceos of intel and google and hp among the leaders who will answer the president's questions. the worldwide chip shortage is a matter of national security. we import most of our chips, even chips that go into military weapons as well as chips that go into cars and other consumer goods. marcus, both ford and general motors, as you know, to stop some production of some makes of cars recently because they couldn't obtain the chips that they needed. it is hitting had the economy hard. >> that chip is so important. even when you get your car repaired. they just look at the chip. >> reporter: that's right. >> thanks, scott. >>> the children of britain's prince philip and queen elizabeth have opened up about their father's passing. meanwhile, prince harry back in the uk to attend his grandfather's funeral this weekend. nbc's keir simmons reports from windsor castle. >> reporter: flowers and heartf

in the past senator john mccain express that support i've heard many republicans talk about just as you did dreamers farm workers essential workers i have also seen something that was just released in the washington post an interesting surge of latina women support for the trump ticket when he was running so there seems to be a blurriness out there i mean i love the clarity you bring to it but i just sort of interested in the fact that there is a bipartisan. you know groundswell of support at some level for this and so i'm just wondering what has happened to that dimension and do you think that we have the right circumstances now to see real steps forward by the by even team in partnership with some of these republicans that have previously expressed support for a path to citizenship or dreamers and so on i do and we're going to give it a go it's really a question republicans in congress are going to have to answer now what's happening the republican party i think is that being anti immigrant. is now part of how they win elections and so you've lost senators like john mccain and jef

eastern on afterwards, cindy mccain talks about her life with her late husband senator john mccain in her book stronger rated she's interviewed by former u.s. senator. what will tv this weekend on "c-span2". >> former acting homeland security secretary chad wolf joined the panel to disperse and discuss the cyber region packed them in multiple u.s. agencies the heritage foundation event was by videoconference rated. >> it good afternoon, thank you for joining us today on heritage events life. is my pleasure to welcome everyone in today's event. solar when this, and how the u.s. and reducing the chances of it happening again. this color windy has really rocked the security world and with good reason. it is been described as the largest and most sophisticated pack ever. and even a quick rundown of what is happening, basically is being russian hackers affiliated with foreign intelligence services compromise technology firms and placed malware that an update they went out to over 33000 it and downloaded by about 18000 users of the oracle software. and after the clients downloaded seemingly

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eastern on afterwards, cindy mccain talks about her life with her late husband, senator john mccain inook. watch book tv this weekend on c-span two. ♪ >> the senate special agent committee held a hearing on covid-19's impact on older workers. the committee discussed ageism in the workforce, benefits of hiding -- hiring older workers and incentives for businesses to keep and higher an older workforce. >> the special committee on aging will come to order. this hearing comes at a critical time as congress discusses how to get american workers back on their feet and to pull the economy out of the ditch. workers in every occupation and every corner of the country have felt

>> yes, he is that tough. >> joining us now is the late senator john mccain's widow cindy mccain.h john mccain." good to have you on the show. >> cindy, thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> let's start by talking about why you wrote the book and why you thought it was important for people to read about your journey. >> well, it was a journey and it was a wonderful journey in many ways and some pitfalls along the way and by writing the book, number one, cathartic for me and, number two, i hope other people would see what i've been through and what i've done and kind of how i have come out the other side and hopefully be helpful to other people, especially when we talk about drug abuse and those kinds of things. i hope that i can be an inspiration to some people. >> well, talk about that. because, you know, it used to be that if you talked about, families talked about addiction or if you talked about mental health challenges it was tabu, people were quiet and now every family including my own, my friends have had all of those challenges and we all know people who ha

john mccain express that support.ave heard many republicans talk about just as you did, farmers, essential workers. i have also seen something just released in the washington post, a s of latino women supporturge for the trump ticket. client interested that there is a bipartisan groundswell of support at some level for this. i am just wondering, what has happened to that dimension, and do you think we have the right circumstances now to seal real steps forward by the biden team, in partnership with some of these republicans that have previously expressed support? >> i do, and we are going to give it a go. republicans in congress are going to have to answer that question. what is happening in the republican party, i think, is that being anti-immigrant is now how they win elections. you have lost senators like john mccain and jeff flake, who used to drive this agenda for the republican party. marco rubio has totally changed his position on immigration, and is inconsistent with where he was in 2013 when we last went thro

and after words, cindy mccain talks about her life with late senator john mccain in her book "strongerhe's interviewed by former senator lieberman. watch book tv on c-span2. ♪♪ >> american history tv on c-span 3. exploring the people and events that tell the american story every weekend, saturday at 8 a.m. eastern. american history tv and washington journal post a live study session for high school students preparing to take the u.s. advanced placement history exam with jason stacy and matthew ellington, co-authors of "fabric of a nation" we'll look back 50 years on spring of 1971 when tens of thousands of anti-vietnam war protesters converged on washington d.c. with investigative journalist lawrence robert author of "may day 1971", a war in the streets and unhold history of the biggest mass arrest. watch american lift tv this weekend on c-span 3. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> the u.s. senate is about to gavel in, they'll be finishing up the water infrastructure bill with final passage expected this afternoon. live to the floor of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. the president pro tempore: the senate will

so i miss john mccain a lot. because if john were with us, i'd be speaking second. he would be telling you a story about how unwise this decision is to withdraw all of our forces from afghanistan. so you can say on september -- 9-11, 2021 we're out. the conditions on the ground from the military advice runs counter to that decision. but the one thing i want to say, president biden, i respect him but i completely disagree. i've tried to work with presidents of both parties when it comes to the war on terror. i stood up to president trump when he announced our unilateral withdrawal from syria. to his credit he listened and adjusted his policies. i've been pushing the trump administration that if you want to do a deal with the taliban, make sure the conditions are met before we agree to the end game. the taliban had been trying to drive us out for years. they do not have our best interests at heart. on march 22, jake sullivan, national security adviser to president biden called me. i like jake. i think he's smart. i

to do things, instead of compromise which is the way manchin prefers doing it, could we see a john mccainmanchin has felt that he's become the democratic party and everything john mccain for folks. appreciate it, sir. >>> up ahead, we have a sneak peek of something we're pretty fired up about around here, so stick around for that. d here, so stick around for that. philadelphia. schmear perfection. it's so busted, you can't use this part of the screen. definitely cracked every phone i've owned. (vo) you broke your phone. so verizon broke the rules. for the first time ever, new and current customers can trade in their old and damaged phones for up to $1,000 off our best 5g phones. my phone is old, very old. (vo) old, cracked, water damaged-- doesn't matter. i'm ready for something new. (vo) now, trade up to the 5g network you deserve with the 5g phone you want. because at verizon, the network is just the beginning. nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey. kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead

for trump, it is where his titanic met the iceberg, john mccain. their pothsys at least in terms of domestic policy for the rest of their tenure. >> yeah. i'm sure you have other titanic analogies analogies. feel free to make them. >> i'm a big fan of james cameron's "titanic" as well as "a night to remember." >> in my case it is a night i don't remember because i don't have the arcane film knowledge that you bring. but i'm curious what you think about the point we quoted which is your point that the opposition takes a minute. we are in smash mouth politics. huge clashes on everything. and some republicans came out with their lines and attacks and their distractions on dr. seuss. but when i was reading some of what you argue here, it struck me that, oh, that also makes sense because in these first hundred days, mccarthy, mcconnell and others have not only not found a good vulnerable place to land a punch on biden and maybe said the problem is he has good relationships and he's moderate. they have complained he is not as easily definable as a villai

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bush and john mccain. this is the way that they make this work because john mccain looks like he's going to south carolina with the lead. this is his illegitimate black daughter. this is an adopted daughter from india. so that comes from a professor at bob jones university who starts the whole moderate and that same kind of thing we have to start to look at these ways in which race works in certain ways but with morality because there it was race but it was also a moral issue because his illegitimate daughter. >> i can't help but think when you bring that up about the recent conversations we had around the horrific atlanta shootings and some people with the best of intentions is this about religion or racism or misogyny to which the answer is yes. and that bob jones university i was so struck by this detail that i wasn't familiar with which excluded black students for a while and let asian-american students in because they believe asian and asian american students would toe the line and not cross the racia

when president donald trump was first in office, he pushed an effort to repeal and a senator john mccain came in at the last minute, sick with cancer, and give it the big thumbs down, and that was it. republicans have tried to repeal it and it has to survived and grown in popularity. the public, despite problems with the aca, and there are problems, the public is largely supportive of it now. host: what are the problems? guest: health care is still very expensive, even with the aca. the law has helped to provide insurance for some 23 million people that did not have it before, but it's still very expensive to purchase insurance on the open market. and so that is a problem that really needs to be fixed. we have seen health care costs go up dramatically in this country and to the aca has not been able to hold down costs, both for health care for prescription drugs. host: what is happening with subsidies today and will that help? guest: it will help. the $1.9 trillion rescue plan that president biden signed into law includes two years worth of extensions for subsidies for people who are bas

. >> amazing thing to watch mitch mcconnell of all people, the named plaintiff to sue against mccain feingold, biggest pusher of citizens united. he has as a first principle belief that corporate right to speak is sacrosanct, to say ceos stay out of politics, astonishing sentiment for that man to honor. >> we know longer say the word "astonishing" in washington, d.c. our republican friends now are going to do everything to win elections, including excessive gerrymandering, and can't think of any issue more important than making sure americans can participate in the political process. >> it is interesting and strange to me, not coming from vision of political economy like criticisms you've levelled at amazon or walmart is coming from. marco rubio, the amazon unionization drive, you're outspoken in support of it. marco rubio saying i don't really like unions, and tend to side with corporations over them but because amazon's cultural pronouncements are bad, i now support the union sort of. seeing more of this, that republicans should use the mechanisms of regulation of the state to puni

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and in stronger, cindy mccain reflecting on her marriage to late senator john mccain. also being published this week, senior fellow steven explores use of social media and technology to suppress the decent in the rise of digital repression. and in the age of acrimony historian john describes america's volatile political landscape in the late 19th early 20th century. ... and for everyone both as a source of individual human dignity and is a source of clinical stability, economic development and international security. you bring to the issue of religious freedom the years of research, analysis and impact. dr. ferrer served 28 years in the u.s. army and the u.s. foreign service. in 1999 he became the first director of the state department office of international religious freedom. he subsequently directed the witherspoon institute international religious freedom task force. was a member of the chicago world affairs council task force on religion and u.s. foreign policy, topped the national defense university and served on the secretary of state earth working group. from 2

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host: we also learned that the wife of the late senator, john mccain will be nominated to the u.s. ambassador to the world food program, based in rome. what other nominations can we expect to see confirmed this week? guest: nominations are something that haven't been going through quickly right now, given that both the white house and -- have been focused on covid relief and the infrastructure package. it is a shorter week here in washington. not clear how many of them will get through, certainly something the senate and white house say they are focused on. host: the president delivering a speech before a joint session of congress, initially scheduled for earlier this spring. now we are hearing at the end of this month. what do you know about that? guest: could you repeat that? host: whether or not the president will deliver a speech before a joint session of congress? guest: we heard from the white house on wednesday, we expect it to take place but certainly much later than we expected. first we had been told that the white house was looking to get the president's relief package p

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in mccain's case, generally neoconservative. but even the romney-ryan platform of 2012. it is interesting. we will talk about the republican party and the conservative movement and the realignment happening. but i think back to the 2012 republican national convention, the romney-ryan ticket, and one of the famous lines during that campaign was barack obama -- or was it warren? can't remember. famously saying to small business owners "you did not build that." he was talking about the construction workers, government employees who built the roads, infrastructure, kind of belittling of small business entrepreneurship. the republican party strategy at the 2012 convention to counter that was, to hold an entire day of their four-day convention, dedicated to bolstering, elevating and heaping praise upon small business owners. in theory a good idea, right? mom-and-pop shops are something that conservatives cherish. the problem is that 1% of americans are small business owners -- 1%, the most, or 2% or 3%? i don't have the numbers in front of me. but you are trying to appeal to t

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researcher, he has assisted such offices as david, john, sebastian, nathanael, evan thomas, senator john mccain, and -- , eight all-star lineup of writers as you know. he won a emmy for his work. he also served as a historical consultant on both the hbo many series, john adams, produced by tom hanks, and the abc many series, challenger, about the disaster. hill is the author of the biography of 19th century diplomat, wash, burn which was published in 2013 by sheerest, or authored by historian, -- . the published were poet, and his rendezvous with up which was described in the wall street journal as quote a painfully touchy biography. he is currently completing a book which will be published later this year by random house. it's a genuine pleasure to introduce, the outstanding researcher and biographer, my colleague, mike hill. it's a pleasure and honor to be part of such a great lineup for 2021. the great lives program is a wonderful contribution to the fredericksburg community. and you deserve so much credit and thanks for what you do and what you have done. so's thank you very much. before st

at mccain yes no i look you ladies you are. in your shoes but to get the full sun from. the committee then you're done. under a gun and once you have the money in. this for them can said. with a look at the federal prosecutor for the way to get them on the. screen tucker i'm. back. in dallas i was on her list are listening to me a lot about how you don't think this. is going to move up the u.s. of the of the whole people who want to it's a bit much under the thumb stuff does mr let's just take on the scope of this is how much it's got to raise and the concert assistants who want to i'm not tempted because the boss of. one of the truths seems wrong when all groups just don't hold. any cue ball you get to shape out just they become advocates and in gains from an equal speech trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. so couple was before they. was like he was there was like. they put. there were times over he's it's close they're real after that's so it's like. it's like living on the edge. you have so little is sometimes happened

i remember at the time charlotte road, ginger mccain said women should not ride.t was possible for a woman? i defied the doubters that it was possible for a woman?- defied the doubters that it was possible for a woman? i think the achievements _ possible for a woman? i think the achievements of _ possible for a woman? i think the achievements of recent _ possible for a woman? i think the achievements of recent time, - possible for a woman? i think the i achievements of recent time, when i entered, were so big that the gender thing was never an issue. ijust carry that forward. there's no taking away from the fact that most times weren't that long ago, but just for me personally, it's never been experienced in recent times by me, and i think that something racing should be very proud of. you are at the top _ racing should be very proud of. you are at the top of your game. you are the bestjockey around at are at the top of your game. you are the best jockey around at the moment. what is it that makes you the bestjockey at moment. what is it that makes you the best jo

at that mccain yes no i look you lose your money in your shoes but they get the full sun from. the committee and on. and on again the only ones you have the money in. the student can set the cost with a look at the total cost return for norway or the. scream package i'm. back. in dallas eisenhower nationalistic fanatical me love how you don't think this . is going to look nothing like the of the whole people who want to it's a bit much under the coast does mr let's just take on the school system how much it's got to mean something because it's not going to want to i'm not going to get some because the boss of. me. seems wrong when all quotes just don't call. me. yet to shape our disdain become educated and in games from an equal speech trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart week just to look for common ground. lead. so couple before they. was like he was there was like. they put. there were times over he's it's close they're real after that's so it's like. it's like living on bitch. you had several is sometimes happened with acquaintances and even the friends they wer