. >> i did and was dedicated to john mccain and he asked today to john mccain and there were a lot ofngs i didn't agree with, i tried to be john mccain but he was a man of incredible moral compass coming in when he was terribly sick and we also put in the back in america and the biden usually goes to relationships represent a kind of respect we don't see very much anymore. >> they push all the way through the with john mccain's, i was army, also. you write about that and they don't tell one story, i do tell a story in military because he was a youngster walking home after serving in church and saw smoke from pearl harbor. then after 9/11 for the same reason. i remember being seven years old in 1965 in the middle of the atlantic in germany and the news came. there's a family in the atlantic and one of the everyone and a question though he didn't answer was respect for americans, can you respect other people so there's more we have to get into but somewhere we have to get back to it, if there's any one reason, they are in america they are more integral and if you are conducting the poll

mccain, mccain-feingold. it's a good example. you create a bigger problem than you're trying to fix. and the problem isn't the strength of the parties. the problem is parties have been neutralized out there and super pacs have been made. the new party. and the problem that i in campaigns today that i have to deal with is that if you're candidate running or you're a campaign manager running a campaign today, you're lucky if you control 25% of the message of the whole campaign because credible because of it some of it's being by the super pacs, some of it's doing by the super pac on the other side and, your opponent. my answer on finance is, i think the bad here is super pacs. too many them they they they think their job is to be the bad guy and they run the negative parts of the campaign or they don't care about the candidate and in slow times they talk about the negative, ginning up people to like small donors. they ginned the negatives out there in order to get to give my example for it. and my belief in finance is that look, it

i've been critical of mccain-feingold. a good example if you create a bigger problem than you are trying to fixing the problem isn't thest strength of the parties. the problem is the parties have been neutralized and super pacs have been made to do parties and the problem that i have in campaigns today that i have to deal with is that if you're a candidate running for a campaign manager running a campaign, today you are lucky if you controlled 25% of the message of the whole campaign because of some of its being done by the super pack. my answer on the finance i think here it's super pack. too many of them they think their job is to be the bad guy and they run the negative parts of the campaign or they don't care about the candidate and so in slow times they talk about the negativess ginning up people like small donors in order to get people to give. my exampled for it and my belif in finances it's like a giant balloon. you squeeze one end and it gets bigger on the other end and i can show you historically through all the

first of all, i have been critical of mccain, mccain-feingold. it's not the strength of the party, it's that they have been neutralized and super pacs have been made the new party and the problem with campaigns that i have to deal with. if you're a candidate running or you're a campaign manager running a campaign, today you're lucky if you control 25% of the message of the whole campaign because-- >> that's incredible. >> isn't that insane? >> and some of it's being done by the super pac and some by the super pac on the other side of your opponent. my answer on finance, i think the answer is super pacs, too many of them they think their job is to be the bad guy and run the negative part of the campaign or they don't care about the candidates and in slow times they talk about the negative ginning up people to, just like small donors, they gin up the negatives in order to get people to give. my example for it, and my belief in finance is that look, it's like a giant balloon. you squeeze it on one hand and gets bigger on the other end and i can show

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and i am sure that the very late senator mccain would not have liked this and would not have liked any of the american generals, no matter how they relate to the expansion of nato or others on this occasion. uh, geopolitical projects. where u me how are we somehow agree. let's agree where we are now. we agree on what needs to be done now, and we agree that it is unacceptable for russia. and we agree that there is such an aggressive hegemonic policy in america today. uh, almost that concept among the foreign policy elite. yes, because any any other design. why, if the world is unipolar, they sincerely believe in it. there cannot be other centers of power, and the emergence of other centers of power, by definition , is perceived by them as their only threat. true, where we may not agree to be sincerely afraid, where we may disagree. it's, uh, was it inevitable in the extreme forms we see today, uh, nixon. as you may remember, there was an argument with khrushchev, and in the kitchen of the american exhibition in moscow in 1959, and how would khrushchev explain to nixon how americans woul

there is a moment in arizona where lindsey graham has gone down to be with mccain and mccain, why do you have to do this? why do you have to play golf with them and lie about how he is a good golfer and graham is like you were a war prisoner, you for gave them, how can't i can't forgive donald trump? a dramatic break between the which plays out at the cathedral after mccain dies and lindsey graham, his great friend has no speaking role other than to read a quick line from scripture and it is one of the dramatic sub-stories of this presidency. >> host: jack dee and, throughout kate lewis, you talk about the players in washington. is it fair to say that you two are probably washington insiders? i don't mean to be unfair in that term. >> longevity -- scott keeter would donald trump have been accepted by the washington establishment? >> it's one of the truisms about washington the there is a permanent establishment. what is remarkable is there's a constant renewal in the city in the sense that every four years, every we 8 years there' s a new president, a new administration, clinton came

it never convince john mccain. even on his deathbed john mccain and lindsey graham are fightingth over this. there's this moment in sedona arizona were lindsey graham has gone down to bere with mccain in his last month and mccain said why did you do this and why do you have to play golf with him and lie? come on monday. engram is like you are a war prisoner in this dramatic break between them which plays out at the funeral at the cathedral after mccain dies. lindsey graham is great friend has no speaking role other than to reappoint scripture. it's one of the terrific sub stories of it. >> susan glasser throughout the "the divider" you talk about the player in washington. it's fair to say you two are publicly washington insiders. i don't mean to be unfair using that term. >> and would donald trump ever been accepted by the washington establishment? >> you know, look it's one of the truisms about washington this idea that there's this permanent establishment which what is remarkable is there's a constant renewal in

bush, john mccain and teddy kennedy almost got to a deal.and he said if it costs money can't buy campaign, but we get the job done, it will have been worth it. that kind of thinking is long on. >> it certainly, as we are currently at a moment of divisive rhetoric, on what we need more than anything is comprehensive immigration reform. we, galen jason, jonathan great have you both here, i really appreciate it. when we come, back some positive news, back to buffalo, just one week after collapsing on the football field. tamara hamlin is out of the cincinnati hospital, what we know about his incredible recovery, in the voter ahead, an 11th hour continues. 1th hour continues for copd, ask your doctor about breztri. breztri gives you better breathing, symptom improvement, and helps prevent flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk

this is a medal i've watched presented by now president biden to then senator mccain.t's then been presented to nelson mandela and great american heroes and great international heroes. we will be gathering at the national constitution center to celebrate this but senator portman and i in a bipartisanship delegation are honored to be able to say to you thank you for your determination and your courage and for inspiring all of us. congratulating you. >> thanks so much. senator portman: you've come to personify the fight for freedom and this is a tribute to your leadership. i know that you on behalf of your people are accepting this award and want you to know that your personal leadership is being noticed and appreciated. >> thank so you much. i am really thankful not only for the united states and support of the american society and the white house, especially president biden. so really, really honored. this is an honor not for me, this is for our nation, for our people. we have a very brave nation. thanks so much. thank you. thank you so much. thank you so much. [applau

john mccain dying of brain cancer. there's this moment in arizona with lindsey graham has gone down toin be with mccain and his last months of life and mccain is like why do you have to do this? why do youyo have to go golf wih him? white have to lie about how he's a good golfer? graham is like look, you even for gave the vietnamese, you were a a war prisoner. how can i not forgive donald trump? there's a a dramatic scene in which a lindsey graham has his great friend has been speaking other than to read a quick line from scripture. it's one of the dramatic sub stories. >> host: susan glasser, throughout "the divider" and you talk about the players in washington. now, it's fair to say that you two are probably washington insiders, is that i don't mean to be unfair. >> guest:su longevity. >> host: what donald trump have had been accepted by the washington establishment? >> guest: look, it's one of the hoary sort of truisms about washington, this idea that there is this permanent. what's remarkable is there's a constant

what is your name lieutenant commander john sidney mccain how do you get fed in paris, but you can live years of life in prison will provide a future senator vietnamese calculations of the anti-aircraft missile system with 75 12 excellent, prepared by the soviet military. the help of the soviet union deprives the us air force of confidence in their dominance in the sky below the air defense and in the air on the tail, you look and sit down as lisitsyn lisitsyn, of course, is a folklore character, unlike real moments, for which the vietnamese are still grateful . be in the sky over hanoi, then one of their pilots and this photo in the white house, where mckay on crutches and in full dress in front of nixon, there might not be vietnam for 20 years has grown from a distant escalation into a national nightmare operation gusty winds helicopters are still shooting the last lucky ones from the roof of the us embassy in saigon, and on its outskirts already like this soldiers behind me are firing at yadkong forces. this is the most serious clash in saigon, first the communist offensive in 1968 a

even on his deathbed, john mccain in lindsey graham were fighting over this. john mccain was dying of brain cancer and there was this moment in arizona where lindsey graham had gone down to be with john in his last months of life. why do you have to do this? why do you play golf with him? why do you have to lie about why he's a good golfer? he said look, you forgive the vietnamese, why can't i forgive donald trump? there's this dramatic scene that plays out after mccain dies in which lindsey graham has no speaking role other than to read a quick line from scri it is one of the dramatics of stories. host: susan glasser, throughout "the divider" you talk about the players in washington. it's fair to say that you two are probably washington insiders. i don't mean to be unfair. susan: if longevity confers inside ernest. host: would donald trump have ever been accepted by the washington establishment? susan: it's one of the hoary truisms about washington -- this idea that there's this permanent establishment. there's a constant renewal in the sense every four years

what is your name, lieutenant commander john sydney mccain , as a nurse, not like in paris, but you can years of life in prison, the future senator will be provided by the vietnamese calculation of the anti-aircraft missile system with 7512 excellent, prepared by the soviet military from the lake the son and grandson of two american admirals are caught with broken arms and a broken leg makein you are lucky on the land of air defense and in the sky on your tail, you look and sit soviet as-lecithin - this is of course a bike, unlike real moments, for which the vietnamese are still grateful vietnamese air force shot down more than 4,000 aircraft specialists were trained either in china or in the soviet union but mostly in the soviet union mccain will return to the us in the seventy-third. here he is on crutches in full dress at a reception at the white house in front of nixon. and it will be another america, it's time to defend the resistance to the war grew louder and louder the voices of opponents of us participation in the vietnam war sounded louder in may of the seventieth year , four

i chose republican because john mccain. host: ok, ted. congressman. guest: i think you are right and the republican party is stuck. there are good and decent republicans and voters who deserve to have congress work. we are going into day three and they cannot reach contestants -- consensus. we need to put people over politics and this should not have been about one person, kevin mccarthy and his ambition to be the speaker. this should be about who is ready to be the house of representatives -- leave the house of representatives and that person for me is hakeem jeffries. he has gotten more votes since the beginning of this process, 212, and every single vote will go into the floor today and if there are six republicans who want to join with the democrats, then we will elect hakeem jeffries. guest: temple hills, -- host: temple hills, maryland. caller: good morning. do you support reparations for black people, i am talking about descendants 4 -- from american slavery. the reason why i say descendants for american slaves, because elon musk can count hims

, the late senator mccain. could you talk about how they related to you and to the senate and why there is such a contrast, it seems to me, in how they presented themselves as members of the senate? well, i don't claim to have had close working relationship with mitch mcconnell. he he has been very effective in gaining the support of the republican senators for the leadership that he there. but to my mind, he's he's focused on. as much republican as he possibly can. there there in the senate. john mccain was also a very partizan on some things, but i think was was really more focused on issues than than on party and, you know, i say in the book that i, i believe his vote to vote against the of the affordable care was a statesman like type vote and had added greatly to his legacy. what was your relationship with senator when it came to public lands specifically in the west? well, we we had our disagreements and but we tried to work them out. and in some cases, we able to well he he of course you had particular v

. - you got to give mccain a lot of credit.asy, but john mccain has edged out mike huckabee. - the republicans are now turning their attention to florida. - rudy giuliani has invested everything in the state of florida. - he's hoping a big win there next tuesday can put him right back in the middle of this race. - you are, looking around the rest of the party, an aberration. can we agree on that point? - [laughs] i was an aberration when i was mayor of new york. i'm used to that. - is your message going to continue to be, can you afford it to continue to be, "take me as i am"? - that's the only message i have. [chuckles] - [announcer] do you have an invention idea but don't know what to do next? call invent help today. they can help you get started with your idea. call now 800-710-0020. - this is rudy giuliani's 52nd day of campaigning in florida. [indistinct shouting] - whenever i come to florida, i feel like i'm at home. sometimes, i see more people from new york in florida than i do in new york. - i was still sort of around

his partner john mccain with he had been so close for so many years and mccain trump was dangerous and incompetent and terrible for the country. he didn't understand why lindsey graham was pulling closer. lindsey graham would tell you first of all, he is a lotof fun . he would always untake even moderate trump, guys and helping the president didn't convince john mccain. on his death and they were fighting over this and there's this moment in sedona arizona where and z graham has gone down to be with mccain in his last month of life and mccain, why do you have to do this, why you have to play golf with him, like housing, the dollar graham is you even say is the knees. i can't forgive donald trump, is this dramatic break between them which plays out at the funeral at the cathedral after mccain lindsey graham has no speaking other than to read a quick line of scripture is one of the dramatic some stories of this presidency. >> susan glasser, through a lot "the divider" you talk about the players in washington. it is fair to say you two are probably washington insiders, i don't mean to be

. - you got to give mccain a lot of credit.e, and it wasn't easy, but john mccain has edged out mike huckabee. - the republicans are now turning their attention to florida. - rudy giuliani has invested everything in the state of florida. - he's hoping a big win there next tuesday can put him right back in the middle of this race. - you are, looking around the rest of the party, an aberration. can we agree on that point? - [laughs] i was an aberration when i was mayor of new york. i'm used to that. - is your message going to continue to be, can you afford it to continue to be, "take me as i am"? - that's the only message i have. [chuckles] ♪ what will you do? ♪ what will you change? ♪ will you make something better? ♪ will you create something entirely new? ♪ our dell technologies advisors provide you with the tools and expertise you need to do incredible things. because we believe there's an innovator in all of us. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck, that's when you know, it's half-washed. downy has 7 benefits that condi

bush, john mccain and teddy kennedy almost get to a deal. i was on john mccain's campaign. and he, said if it cost me my campaign, if we get the job done, it would've been worth it. and that kind of thinking is long gone. >> it certainly is. we are currently at a moment of divisive rhetoric. when, what we need more than anything is comprehensive reform. reed galen, jason johnson, great to have you both. here i really appreciated. when we come, back some positive news, back to buffalo, just one week after collapsing on the football field. damar hamlin it is not at the cincinnati hospital, what we know about his incredible recovery, in the vote ahead in the 11th hour continues. the 11th hour continues. you watch the game yesterday, with the opening kicked off, he jumped up and down cut out of his chair, set every alarm off in the icu process. he was fine, it was just appropriate, reaction to a very exciting play. >> jumped up and, down some really good news to start the week, one week, exactly one week after suffering cardiac arrest on the field, in cincinnati. bill safety da

mccain who is in strong support of the surge one and with mccain you could still see winning in iraqor achieving stability there that would allow us to leave was powerful among republicans. i think what was going on when attacked jeb bush when he said that the mac us into a war iraq was part of it but also much more. it was more about ending the bush era, turning the page on the bush era. we think about the condition of america in 2016 and 2017 to clearly we are ending a very polarizing future presidency with barack obama, the situation overseas at that point, the situation domestically is not good and yet who did the two parties offer? jeb bush and hillary clinton. another scion of the bush dynasty and you can't get more establishment than hillary clinton on the left, right? so trump basically is saying bush is over. it there is still huge discontent and opposition to comprehensive immigration reform which jeb bush had written a book about prior to his run and the economic legacy of the bush presidency which ended with the global financial crisis and the great recession is also in t

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that's why john mccain and i join together with republicans and democrats when we could ine 2013, theenate passed immigration reform with 67 votes, 11 republicans.s, >> we would have tripled the enforcement on the border. but what was the problem?? the problem was in the house of representatives, they said bye to john mccain because i'm sorry to to boehner. r right. they said, come on , paul ryan, but you can't bring up immigration reform, so we can't have a conversation about it. >> but look, butbout tha i readi you and i would agree with this. the conversationth thi would ine rewarding people that did not respect our laws that are ingalt the country illegally. they would get the basically basically the benefit of n, amnesty while the people that are going through the process legally, they get pu thet the bk of the line. >> that seems morally wrong to me. i'll give you the last. okay, you know what? you're right in our immigration proposal, could you stay put to the end of the line if i think this is in our immigration reform? >> no, but, john , please listen, please. >> ippf yoortuu

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rewarding illegal. >> okay, but what we are trying to do is break a broken system, that's why john mccain join together with republicans and democrats will make could i 2013, at the immigration reform at 67 votes, 11 republicans, we would have tripled the enforcement on the border, but what was the problem? the problem was in the house of representatives that said they said come on, paul ryan, i bet you can't bring up immigration reform so we can't have it conversation about that. to get you and i would agree with this, the conversation would include rewarding people that did not respect our laws that are in the country illegally, they would get basically the benefit of immigration amnesty while the people going through the proces legally, they get put to the back of the line, that seems morally long to me. >> okay. you're right, in our immigratio proposal,. >> can you say that again? >> in our immigration reform. >> i'm kidding. >> please listen for it if you give me an opportunity. making sure you have no crimina background, waiting and going t the back of the line are in comprehensive

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oh my daughter of, john mccain.t no one would expect anything less . lovely to see you as ever. less. lovely to see you as ever. make sure you don't move at all because . the wonderful diane because. the wonderful diane watson the man been you've watson the man has been you've all come to say, is here right now. hi there , aidan mcgivern now. hi there, aidan mcgivern here met office it's here from the met office it's going to be cold tonight in northern scotland, but elsewhere across the uk more wet and windy weather way, wettest in weather on the way, wettest in south where of course it's been so wet so far this year. there are more weather fronts coming in, bringing bouts of rainfall will be persistent across parts of wales and south—west england through the night there'll be some wetter weather elsewhere. the pushing into northern ireland as well as northern and southern scotland during. the evening heaviest and evening really it's heaviest and most persistent over brecon beacons, over exmoor and that's falling o

oh my daughter of, john mccain.t no one would expect anything less . lovely to see you as ever. less. lovely to see you as ever. make sure you don't move at all because . the wonderful diane because. the wonderful diane watson the man been you've watson the man has been you've all come to say, is here right now. hi there , aidan mcgivern now. hi there, aidan mcgivern here met office it's here from the met office it's going to be cold tonight in northern scotland, but elsewhere across the uk more wet and windy weather way, wettest in weather on the way, wettest in south where of course it's been so wet so far this year. there are more weather fronts coming in, bringing bouts of rainfall will be persistent across parts of wales and south—west england through the night there'll be some wetter weather elsewhere. the pushing into northern ireland as well as northern and southern scotland during. the evening heaviest and evening really it's heaviest and most persistent over brecon beacons, over exmoor and that's falling o

joe biden got along with john mccain. nancy pelosi got along with john boehner. ruth bader ginsburg got along with antonin scalia. all we're asking is house republicans to get along with each other. so we can get about the business of the america people. reporter: congressman smith indicates there might be some national security concerns with an extended drawing out of this process. do you have concerns, there might be some national security concerns not getting intel or briefings? mr. jeffries: without question, i'll let my colleagues answer as well. there are national security vulnerabilities. this is a dangerous moment for americans and for the world. it's one of the reasons why the congress needs to organize. there are public health vulnerabilities. it's one of the reasons why the congress needs to organize and republicans need to get their act together. and, of course, there are safety vulnerabilities that we should be working on together, dealing with the gun violence epidemic that exists here in the united states of america. building upon the progress of t

johnin the s mccain has end oute huckabee. >> . turning their attention to florida.oue rest of the party. an aberration. can we agree on that point?onti >>nue i was an aberration wheni was mayor of new york. i'm used to that.[chu >>ckle is your message going to continue to be, can you afford to continue it to be take me as i am? >> that's the only message i have. >> good morning. (dog barking) we love our pets. but we don't always love their hair. which is why we made bounce pet hair and lint guard with three times the pet hair fighting ingredients. just one sheet helps remove pet hair from your clothes! looking good starts in the dryer with bounce pet. (children giggling) hey, i was, uh, thinking about going back to school to get my masters. i just saw something that said you could do it in a year for, like, $11k. hmm. barista: order eleven! yeah, see you at 11. 1111 masters boulevard, please. gonna be eleven even, buddy. really? the clues are all around us! some things are too obvious to be a coincidence. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a re

[cheers and applause] - even after the 2008 election, mccain loses. obama wins.alin really reemerged attacking obamacare. they really tried to focus on the idea that healthcare would be rationed. would be limited. sarah palin talked about death panels, as if people would have to stand in front of this little group of undoubtedly far-left physicians and healthcare people who would decide, you know, "no. sorry. you have to die." - those two words will not be found in any of those thousands of pages of different variations of the healthcare bill. no, "death panel" isn't there, but he's incorrect, and he is disingenuous. - sarah palin was really a pioneer in that she was really the first politician to spread disinformation like death panels on facebook. you could skirt the established media, go to facebook, go to the internet, and get your message out that way. - let's be clear about one thing. we're not here to rebrand the party. we're here to rebuild a country. [cheers and applause] - after that with palin, all hell broke loose. americans had a well-established and

robert her, has made this three political contributions to republican candidates going to john mccain's losing republican campaign in 2008. >> mr. her, has a long and distinguished career as a prosecutor. because of some three, he joined the departments critical division where he worked on counterterrorism, corporate fraud, and appellate manners. from 2007 into 2014, this to her served as an assistant u.s. attorney for the district of maryland and prosecuted manners ranging from violent crime to -- in 2017 mr. her rejoin the department. as a principal associate deputy attorney general. in 2018, he was nominated and confirmed to serve as a u.s. attorney but the district of maryland. as u.s. attorney, supervise some of the departments more important national security, public corruption, and other high-profile matters. i am confident, that mr., her will carry out his responsibility in an even handed, and urgent manner. and in accordance with the highest traditions of this department. >> in the statement. robert herr said i would conduct the assigned mastication with fair, impartial, and di

barry goldwater, mo udall, ed pastor, john mccain, john kyl. jim knew and worked with them all. jim got his first taste of politics as a young man serving as a page for the legendary senator goldwater. who was in his final term when the voters of what was then arizona's fifth congressional district chose jim to be their voice in washington. jim was born in illinois, the land of lincoln, but became a chan of the party of lincoln in arizona. he came to the grand canyon state when he was five with his parents when he left the midwest for a ranch in the desert of southern arizona, a few miles from the border with mexico. little did jim know that back then that our country's relationship with mexico would become one of his signature issues as a representative from a border state. jim was a celebrity in big, small town of tucson. no matter where he went, everyone knew him. folks would approach him in the grocery store, gas station, or the street. when they stopped him and called him congressman kolbe, he would also make sure to remind them just call me jim. i first met jim when i was

roger starbuck all the way through to john mccain -- joe montana.hey have each won five super bowls appease. the epic struggle of the goliath versus goliath kind of thing. it is worthy of a championship game. we are getting it in the division round but all niners fans care about is a victory. seeing it in the bag to go all the way back. dion: as a nonsports director person, this is how i view things. larry: i'm just giving you a hard time. we will see. sunday is going to be great. dion: we have our reporters covering it ahead of the newscast. larry: and ticket prices are through the roof. dion: i have no doubt. and we will be right back with a look ahead at the big dion: the lunar new year is this sunday and communities around the bay area will be celebrating for weeks to come. in san jose, our vietnamese communities have tet festivals to ring in the new year. beautiful costumes. first off, please what you are wearing because i am not familiar. i'm still learning about these traditions myself. >> i am wearing the vietnamese traditional dress that we

i introduced it on a bipartisan basis in the house, while john mccain and russ feingold introduced it in the senate. i've been caring for years of the constitutional amendment to overturn citizens united and yes, when i had a leadership position in the democratic party, helping to elect vulnerable democrats, like one of the people in the field, i raised money for them, and i sent it to them, and they were happy to receive it and never raised any objection that they are now. um so i'm very proud of my record. i'm not going to accept corporate contributions, corporate pac contributions and i campaign. uh and i don't think there's anyone that has a stronger record of campaign finance reform that i do. okay we're just about out of time. but as we know, senator feinstein has repeatedly declined to say whether she plans to seek reelection. so do you know something that we don't? i mean, had you had a conversation with her before your announcement today. i did. i spoke with her yesterday. i spoke with her a few weeks ago. we've been in close communication. we worked together well for years n

when it was george bush, sr., ronald draga mccain, senator luga, these are the people kissiju explained absolutely logically, he advocated the neutral status of ukraine because he was afraid that the very announcement of ukraine's admission to nato would lead to a war in europe, which was quite unlikely in this war to be prevented by negotiating with russia about such the status of ukraine, which will prevent the war , now the war has already started, it continues without end, and it is absolutely incomprehensible why in such a situation it is necessary to oppose ukraine's accession to nato when the worst that was expected has already happened and the worst that is expected is absolutely ahead it is obvious that this is logical. this is not a change in the position of kissinger, it is a change in the position of russia. i always explain that the threat of war is one of the important tools of the policy of an authoritarian state, it threatens war. and if you do not do so we will fight, and that is why they are talking to this country and consulting. do you remember how much time presiden

. -- about energy privacy -- policy and his observation was that john mccain was too old to be president. that job is 24/7, 365 days a year and it takes a lot of energy. i think president biden is too old and former president trump is too old to fully workbench up -- work that job. if president biden truly has an interest in the country, i think he has brought back the idea of civility and shown a government's support -- supposed to work and he should announce he is not going to run for reelection and leave it open to democratic candidates. host: when you think that leaves the role of ice present harris -- vice president harris? caller: i don't recall hearing about much on what she has accomplished. it was a story about her staff was so dysfunctional -- dysfunctional and you haven't heard much from her. i know she presented the read -- wreath of the tomb of the unknown soldier this past veterans day but i think they cat a tight lid on her for a reason. host: we will go to someone in bowie, maryland. caller: good morning, everyone. the only full --fool called and talking about the 25 amen

estadounidense como el mismo presidente barack obama y hillary clinton cuando era secretario de estado y john mccainotografÍas como la que veÍamos ahÍ para salir clinton y de alguna manera sugerirÍa que Él estaba luchando en contra del narcotrÁfico y que parte de esto >>> gracias. te lo agradezco mucho, vamos a perÚ porque siguen las manifestaciones contra el gobierno de tina boluarte. >>> la de ayer fue la mÁs crÍtica en medio de las violentas revueltas se elevÓ a 54 el nÚmero de muertos, la capital lima fue escenario de acercamientos con gases lacrimÓgenos, la policÍa intenÓo evitar la toma del congreso y una bomba afectÓ al edificio histÓrico, la presidenta volviÓ a dirigirse al paÍs e insistiÓ en que no va a renunciar por lo que sus detractores aseguran que se va a mantener las calles >>> en futbolista dani alves se enfrenta en espaÑa a una acusaciÓn de violaciÓn contra una mujer, ha sido detenido en barcelona y hoy una jueza ha decretado para Él prisiÓn provisional sin fianza, mi alma sÍ estÁ con nosotros, cuÉntanos mÁs del caso >>> buenas tardes, una noticia en desarrollo, tanto dani alves com

ah and i manuscripts mccain, and thank you so much for joining us. german chancellor. allah. charlotte's has chosen a new defense minister boris pistol. wales will replace christina lumber, who resigned on monday, following a series of controversies, bogus postal wheels served as the interior minister for the western german state of lois saxony. for the last decade. chancellor, charlotte said that historic is assertiveness and experience made him the right choice to lead the german army. joining me now for the very latest is needle is chief political correspondent, nina hossa. nina, can you tell us some more about germany's new defense minister? what will he bring to the job for boys to story is like you say has been or the interior minister of lower saxony, or one of germany, 16 states for 10 years. now that means that he brings a lot of experience in running a big machine like a ministry, add to that job and that is vital at a time when the wound is bare and the defense ministry as a whole is faced with so many challenges and needs massive reform, you do need somebody who has the autho

is now under pressure to supply those leopard to battle tanks, to help ukraine's war if it don't. mccain has more from brussel. the logistics of supplying ukraine were high on the agenda here and they saw headquarters in brussels on thursday. the military committee was in session. that's the committee where general admirals and so forth are in session. the central question for them coming from members of the media after the committee meeting was over. what about tanks for ukraine? what sort of systems could be delivered, and what effect might they have? sent? surely the leopards, 2 tank created by germany, part of the off of many european nations, but not part of the ukrainian arsenal yet. well, the view here is that because russia has, thanks the supreme commander of nice, so the ukrainians want to have thanks to that company decided here. that sort of question is one to be decided perhaps on friday in western germany, in ramstein, when the ministers of ne, so defense ministers will be meeting one of the key developments emerging from the european perspective on 1st day. in strasburg, t

the mccain affonso has expel b french ambassador, mid rise in anti french sentiment in the country. a local reporter brings in more details. above the law is no longer desire. the look, you know, fossil, the transition or teasing will killer believe that live a lot is constant sending and out to get will kill fossil flooring. alpha. melissa, is lucretia later last month to present in manuel mccaul, who asked him to find in new, to present, to see if of his country is looking at 5 different operation. well, this decision, some of us government to cut are popular. she, we've been very excited by this decision. i wouldn't complain if this had been done even earlier. we are happy when a slender is expelled, such people must be changed the way. so why wasn't he kicked out sooner? was they want him to leave due to his actions, cutting off relations with france is not a big deal. there. other countries cooperate with him or not? it's not something that surprises me really regarding the recent radiation of relations between france and work and a fossil, as shown by numerous public demonstra

people told, can people know what's happening on their land, especially on the border with mccain a fast so were violent attacks are happening. so who, of course, everyone strikes for peace. of course, we know what's happening in the neighboring countries and even in our country, terrorists are here and they are growing in number. we cannot stay idle whenever you have a threat. people are not calm. of course, some countries in africa getting more attention than others. is it because international plays have less interest in buy name. maybe it shouldn't be like this . we all should have the same amount of attention to help us fight terrorists with the 1st step is our government needs to united before asking for help. internationally, we need to unite internally in the fight can moving the program now on in the year just gulf india made clear. it's interesting being a major stakeholder in a multi polar world. new delhi officials repeatedly stress at the south asian country will not be pressured by any state. i bring to you the greetings, off $1300000000.00 plus people from the world's larg