but john mccain disagreed with you. mccain feingold was the law that passed. you fought at the supreme court. you lost. that was a pretty acrimonious battle. what's your relationship with john mccain today? very close. i mean, that's a good example of being to have, you know, a knockdown, drag out fight over issues that went over about ten years. it was really pretty stressful between us at various points, but, you know, i've called him up the day after he won in the supreme court. actually, one of the worst days of my life actually was watching a republican house or republican senate and a republican president pass a bill that i was opposed to. and i deeply opposed to. and i was the plain open lost in the supreme court, called him up the day after and i said, congratulations, john. you won. i lost. and we found that there were a lot of other things we could work on together and we've become fast friends and allies on a whole variety of different things. and that's the way the senate ought to work. and frequently does. i'm not sure many people in the public kn

guest: the mccain institute was founded by the mccain family and friends in cooperation with arizona state university but we are here in washington, d.c., we operate independently. we are a nonpartisan nonprofit focus on democracy, human rights and leadership, and it's really with the spirit of john mccain advancing internationalist foreign policy and again, in order to strengthen democracy here and around the world. host: i want to talk about a piece you recently co-authored in foreign affairs. trump must not betray america first, the case for a foreign policy that issues privacy and embraces restraint. can you talk about how you expect president-elect trump's foreign policy to differ from that of president biden, and what you think they should be doing differently? guest: i think that most observers of american foreign policy would agree that president trump has rather blithely parted ways with a lot of the orthodoxies in washington and america's role in the world. this dates back to 2016 where he was slaughtering sacred cows on the way to the white house talking about the obsolesc

and meghan mccain, host of the citizen mccain podcast, joins us right now. i like you. you said something about tulsi. she's a patriot. she's a woman of faith. she's strong, she's courageous, deeply patriotic, a passionate love for the country. and unlike many of her critics, she put her life on the line for our country for more than two decades. and some of the criticism i heard really makes my blood boil. and i was really glad you put that up there. and i think for the next two days, three days, whatever it's going to be, it's going to be brutal. they're going to bork, clarence thomas and justice kavanaugh, kash patel, tulsi and robert f kennedy jr. >> yeah, i agree. and sean, thank you so much for giving me this time to come on your show. i'm really grateful. look, i am very close friends with tulsi gabbard, which i think sometimes surprises people. we met years ago and really bonded over being just, you know, women in the media and in the public eye that sometimes are misunderstood. she's the godmother to my oldest daughter, liberty. i know her incredibly well. we t

megan mccain, host of the citizen mccain podcast joins us right now.ou said something about her, she's a patriot, a woman of faith. she's strong and courageous, deeply patriotic. a passionate love for the country and unlike many of her critics, she put her life on the line for more than 2 decades. some of the criticism i heard it really makes my blood boil. i was really glad you put that up there. i think for the next 2 days or 3 days, it's going to be brutal. they are going to... >> thank you for giving me this time to come on your show. i'm really grateful. i'm very close friends with tulsi gabbard which i think sometimes surprises people. we bonded over being women in the media and in the public eye that sometimes are misunderstood. she's the godmother to my oldest daughter liberty. i know her incredibly well, we talk almost every day to. to see some of the attacks that are being put out hurt by republicans and conservatives as well. places like the national review calling into question the service of a lieutenant colonel active-duty military woman

okay, now, now you've got me wondering what what you thought about senator mccain. senator romney, you know, i got the opportunity to introduce senator mccain when he came to tennessee, back when he was running. and that guy was he's a war hero, right? i mean, and do i with what he did on health care, one of the last things that he did as a united states senator? no. you know, i thought that was almost done with the wrong intentions, but i don't know that. so but that's my perception. okay. but i will always say very positive things about john mccain because of the service to the country for his time in a p.o.w. camp that is just unimaginable. the challenge of that. and he overcame it and so i'll i'll have nothing positive things to say about mccain. i wanted to i wanted to ask you, as a veteran, you've got we've got 100 veterans, 98 after senator events and and i represent the wall step down next session but we've got a pretty sizable contingent the veterans group congress they're talk to me about how that that helps bridge some of this and do you i mean is there a

we have john mccain coming in the office. i actually would say no, there may be in attend by the a neo con and when i say that i use it in the, the so we say the modern bi partisan sense of the word. it's no longer truly conservative, but those committed to us a gemini and primacy around the world. they may try to manipulate trump as they quite openly and clearly did. so according to john bolton's memoirs, manipulate him back into that position. but i don't think that he sees international relations and geo politics through that prism. in fact, i think he whatever we may think about his conclusions and solutions, i think he's correctly identified. the problem is that the us is suffering from an enormous amount of we might have previously said imperial overreach. now we might say hedge a monic overreach. it can no longer afford to be the what it calls the police man of the world, or the military dictate or of the world. and it needs to prioritize and i can come to grips with the world of rising great powers. now trump's soluti

senator mccain. now i know that president trump disdains that great american hero, senator mccain. in fact, here's what candidate trump said back in 2015. quote, he's not a war hero. he was a war hero because he was captured. i like people who weren't captured. unquote. says somebody who never served in the military. colleagues, i urge us to apply the standards that senator mccain would apply. i urge us to listen to our colleague, jack reed, who served in the 82nd airborne and has with great diligence, serves as the ranking member of the senate armed services committee. i would ask our colleagues, based on this record of personal misconduct, financial mismanagement, pete hegseth's disregard for many men and women who serve in the military, based on his own statements, and his contempt for the rules of war that john mccain so eloquently upheld. so when it comes to this senator, i hope other senators, when it comes to providing advice and consent as part of our constitutional duty under the constitution, and balance of powers, i will withhold my consent, and i urge my colleagues to v

guest: the mccain institute was founded by the mccain family and friends in cooperation with arizona university but we are here in washington, d.c., we operate independently. we are a nonpartisan nonprofit focus on democracy, human rights and leadership, and it's really with the spirit of john mccain advancing internationalist foreign policy and again, in order to strengthen democracy here and around the world. host: i want to talk about a piece you recently co-authored in foreign affairs. trump must not betray america first, the case for a foreign policy that issues privacy and embraces restraint. can you talk about how you expect president-elect trump's foreign policy to differ from that of president biden, and what you think they should be doing differently? guest: i think that most observers of american foreign policy would agree that president trump has rather blithely parted ways with a lot of the orthodoxies in washington and america's role in the world. this dates back to 2016 where he was slaughtering sacred cows on the way to the white house talking about the obsolescence o

guest: the mccain institute was founded by the mccain family and friends in cooperation with arizonate university but we are here in washington, d.c., we operate independently. we are a nonpartisan nonprofit focus on democracy, human rights and leadership, and it's really with the spirit of john mccain advancing internationalist foreign policy and again, in order to strengthen democracy here and around the world. host: i want to talk about a piece you recently co-authored in foreign affairs. trump must not betray america first, the case for a foreign policy that issues privacy and embraces restraint. can you talk about how you expect president-elect trump's foreign policy to differ from that of president biden, and what you think they should be doing differently? guest: i think that most observers of american foreign policy would agree that president trump has rather blithely parted ways with a lot of the orthodoxies in washington and america's role in the world. this dates back to 2016 where he was slaughtering sacred cows on the way to the white house talking about the obsolescence

as the mccain institutes, kissinger fellow zoar, a bunch of illegal use her vast diplomatic leadership and policy making experience to push for new elections and a democratic path forward in her country. now the georgia in parliament speak uh commented on the nomination of the for my georgian president, by the american institute saying that she likes another georgian president's stock, has really had never subs the interest of georgia almost 12 years ago. a similar gesture was extended to another ex president, mikhail psychiatry, bailey at tufts university. both of them willingly took up the offer, despite having pledge allegiance to georgia alone, psychiatry really later became a ukrainian citizen. and zora bish really to eventually is likely to return to her native france. it is clear now to our compatriots, exactly as we have been saying, all along that neither of them has ever been in the service of georgia and both of them went back to the entity that employed them. spell the editor in chief, all the goods and farm georgia news agency said that nothing should have been expected fr

we have john mccain coming in the office. i actually would say no, there may be an attend by the a neo con and when i say that i use it in the, the so we say the modern bi partisan sense of the word it's.

together we were able with senator mccain, senator kennedy to pass a special immigrant visa that has resulted in thousands of these people who worked with us to be able to live. in many cases be able to seek safety in the united states. as i say, these are not things that people necessarily see in the news or on the internet, they are not going to raise campaign money for their goals using them, but they are the things that make the difference. i guess my last piece of advice that i leave to the people that are coming in the next congress is to focus on thinks that bring people together rather than divides them. look for ways to solve problems rather than create new ones. over the course of the last 28 years i have seen this formula work. and i hope in the new congresspeople will employ it in way that is will make a difference. heaven knows we need to do it. thank yretiring congressman earl blumenauer. we're talking in the right off of the house ways and means committee hearing room place, where he spent a lot of time over the years. and we want to talk a bit of congress and policy,

we have john mccain coming in the office. i actually would say no, there may be in attend by the a neo con and when i say that i use it in the, the so we say the modern bi partisan sense of the word. it's no longer a truly conservative, but those committed to us a gemini and primacy around the world. they may try to manipulate trump as they quite openly and clearly did. so according to john bolton's memoirs, manipulate him back into that position. but i don't think that he sees international relations and geo politics through that prism. in fact, i think he.

. >> you got to give mccain a lot of credit. managed to get a win in new hampshire. >> let us start in south carolina. it was very close 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? >> it 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. >> kobe believed in himself at the youngest possible age. >> people who may never even know what a basketball looks like felt his presence. >> he wants the opportunity to make his own mistakes. he's going to end up making them. >> that's when the black mamba was born. >> it's one of the most remarkable stories in sports

por el asesinato de su esposa, laquita mccain.agentes respondieron a primera hora de la mañana a un informe de un asalto en una rampa de salida de la autopista 580 en oakland. fue ahí donde los agentes descubrieron el cuerpo sin vida de una mujer que había sido herida de bala. y nos quedamos ahí, en oakland, donde la policía está investigando un tiroteo ocurrido al este de la calle 12 cerca de la medianoche del jueves. según el reporte, oficiales encontraron a una víctima con heridas de bala. la víctima fue transportada al hospital en condición crítica, pero no sobrevivió las heridas. las autoridades aún no han dado a conocer su identidad. y mire esto. en santa cruz, las autoridades han detenido a varios conductores por conducir bajo los efectos del alcohol en la noche de año nuevo. una suv plateada se volcó cerca de la ruta estatal 129. afortunadamente, el pasajero solo sufrió heridas leves y la noche del jueves un carro que viajaba hacia el norte por la autopista 17 se estrelló contra el divisor central de concreto varias veces.

but where this all began, and john mccain warned america mccain warned america about it in 2008, he warned about tony blinken. tony blinken and certain other individuals who i don't want to name their names, but i'm certain that tony blinken is the one that was actually in control of america right now, and he's doing it secretly behind our backs. host: why would you think tony blinken -- caller: obama. hear me out, please and then i will let you speak. host: i'm just trying to figure out where you would get the information from on that. caller: john mccain said it himself during the election when he was running against obama. he warned america about antony blinken. tony blinken. listen to the way he talks. he is a communist, you can see it. jack smith, who has a name jack smith? even trump said it himself, i wonder what his real name is. the southern border being wide open, when biden first came in and what he did with our southern border, of course, so what, that guy was in our military that did that, that's a shame, and i'm praying for their families and i will do so for a long time, but

this is not john mccain's republican party anymore. this isn't mitt romney's republican party anymore. the folks who have the courage to stand up to donald trump are gone. and even those who have real concerns are not willing to jeopardize their own political survival and are willing to jeopardize our nation's national security. and it's really sad to be here watching this vote happen. i just vote my cast, my no vote on the floor, you know, and i voted for both of trump's previous secretary of defense nominees and his previous term, but they were qualified to do the job. and pete hegseth is by far unqualified to do this job, and they're just falling in line for him. >> we've never had a defense secretary confirmed in terms like this. depending on what happens with the final vote, it looks like mr. hegseth will be confirmed either with 50 or 51 votes in the modern era. i mean, the actually in history, the closest we've ever had to something like that was chuck hagel in 2013, who was chosen by president barack obama to lead the pentagon.

a little bit of romney, a little bit of mccain. even going back to teaching governments in batch of school come the problem is you've got a lot of decisions to make. you have to make them at a very high frequency and so you have to accumulate, recruit experts you trust and then construct a process to figure stuff out. and make decisions in a timely fashion and an accurate fashion. each person has their own style for that a little bit. president trump is good at it. seen a group long meetings towards positive outcomes in front of him in a way that summer to to the kind of thing that would happen with mitt romney where he disagrees with that guy in those two guys discreet and asked him to disagree with each other in front of them and so on. the basic problem he's solving is so much of the problem president to candidates have salt which is they get asked have an an opinion that many, many things and for present those matters for the future of our country. so very high-stakes. >> second question? >> the equity premium right that was ab

the senator from illinois defeated john mccain of arizona for the first of his two terms in office.009 inauguration was themed a new birth of freedom in honor of the 200th anniversary of the birth of abraham lincoln. the weather was breezy with temperatures in the high 20's. our coverage begins with the swearing-in by chief justice john roberts. [applause]

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the senator from illinois defeated john mccain of arizona for the first of his two terms in office. the 2009 inauguration was themed a new birth of freedom in honor of the 200th anniversary of the birth of abraham lincoln. the weather was breezy with temperatures in the high 20's. our coverage begins with the swearing-in by chief justice john roberts. [applause] [applause] >> , barack hussein obama solemnly swear that i will execute the office of president of the united states fully to the best of my ability. the office of president of the united states faithfully and will to the best of my ability preserve, protect, defend the constitution of the united states so help me god >> congratulations mr. president. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> it is my great personal honor to present the 44th president of the united states, barack obama. [applause] [crowd chanting "obama!"] president obama: thank you. my fellow citizens, i stand here today humbled by the task before us, grateful for the trust you have bestowed, mindful of the sacrifices borne by our ancestors. i thank president bush for his service

george g mccain got is the acting leader. but he used to be a co no worries. now national, the exercise shown is d. c to explain to me appreciate because when am i supposed to be on this? so basically from the show, how did the have done to read them for those 3 time is and the code was always that it would bring sterilization to combine all levels on a social level and economic level. but no, the fighting continues. the the, the the the emergency, the stuff on the left usually you come on to kind of do something but then commodity for us and it actually on that there's some data like this isn't for you to not to be in some data. you don't please don't think he's on doing if i look them on the system. but okay, so next enough it please does your zip code. and the zip code is on its in consecutive components of what's going on in a moment to develop what the best way to ship, but to keep it down to the front. if the new sophisticated these bags up such a down facility pc icon that has to be but easy, it must have funded for us to do, but that's have kind of pop

the rebels who started this guarantor call themselves to the 1023 george g. mccain is the acting leader that they used to be a co no, you know national news exercise because showing isaac, do you see the 2 ladies, you man, appreciate me because when am i supposed to be on there? and so basically the show how did the have done to read them through is 3 time is and the code was always that it would bring step reservation to come on all levels on a social level and economic level. but no fighting continues the the, the, the the, [000:00:00;00] the emergency, the stuff and then usually you come down to kind of these and back down commodity for us to the actual, that'd be some data and a decision for you to continue to be in some data dump newsletter keeps on doing if i look them on the system, but okay, so next task, please don't just have questions. and the lady, if you're going to is, if it gets a 2nd, if you put this on what going on in my mind to develop what the best way to ship, but to keep it down to the front. if the necessary dc i exam. since you down facility, you see like on this

. >> lawrence: i remember back when mccain had just lost the presidential election.ets sworn in. and they bring both sides for this working lunch. and mccain starts listing off his points of things that he wants to get done yada yada yada and obama looks at him during the meeting and said john, the election is over. i couldn't help think about that when biden is talking -- everything he is talking about has already been litigated the country rejected your point of view and he continues saying the same old thing. >> steve: there was one other thing he said in that same meeting because we broadcast it live here on fox news channel. he said john, the election is over. elections have consequences. >> lawrence: exactly right. lawrence. >> steve: we have seen it with our own two eyes particularly the election cycles there are a lot of consequences and that's why things are changing. and i don't know how many people, brian, to your point you didn't know he was on msnbc yesterday. i don't think a lot of people are paying attention to joe biden. they don't care. after the ele

national cathedral, where it was made known that mccain did not want trump to be here. but the carters, on the other hand, made it very clear when rosalynn carter passed away a little over a year ago that they very much hoped that melania trump would be among the other first ladies, current and former, who attended her service. so a family that always looked for inclusivity. i think it's also notable as we've heard douglas and lesley talking so eloquently about carter's lifelong relationship with his vice president walter mondale, that's something that shouldn't be taken for granted either. there are several presidents in that cathedral right now who famously did not and do not have great relationships with their former vice presidents. president clinton and vice president gore, we're told are not particularly close. we believe that president-elect trump and his former vice president mike pence actually haven't even been in the same room since they left office in 2021. so they're coming face to face for the first time in four years there in the cathedral today. the dean

mccain had to the first winter days of this term, , how much i concern about the president having unchecked authority it is national security? >> let me say i want to be agnostic, republican or democrat president. as a general executive orders are a terrible way to run a country. we will see in a very few days a rapid swing of policy as executive orders are put into place just as the song and rapid swing a public for years ago. that's a terrible way to run a country. the problem is when they don't do our job in congress it makes it more tempting for i the administration to do those things. it's incumbent on us to do our job and take away that temptation from a president. >> how to do that and the united states space? >> i got a bill called the prove it act, and it's amazing how simple it is. it simply asking for a study on carbon intensity,n a study. it's a tiny little swing and it's a heavy lift, right, to get it done. here again this is why i think the president often goes to executive orders because by nature, the way the founders stood up, it's hard for us to get things done. i i wouldn

but where this all began, and john mccain warned america mccain warned america about it in 2008, he warnedbout tony blinken. tony blinken and certain other individuals who i don't want to name their names, but i'm certain that tony blinken is the one that was actually in control of america right now, and he's doing it secretly behind our backs. host: why would you think tony blinken -- caller: obama. hear me out, please and then i will let you speak. host: i'm just trying to figure out where you would get the information from on that. caller: john mccain said it himself during the election when he was running against obama. he warned america about antony blinken. tony blinken. listen to the way he talks. he is a communist, you can see it. jack smith, who has a name jack smith? even trump said it himself, i wonder what his real name is. the southern border being wide open, when biden first came in and what he did with our southern border, of course, so what, that guy was in our military that did that, that's a shame, and i'm praying for their families and i will do so for a long time, but w

-- ham and john mccain had to attend before the situation was finalized. he's try to say obama did not keep up with his initial promises. no. he had to change it. lucky he got in when he did because a lot of these other programs or companies would have been out of business. he took a lot of flak from helping the financial disaster -- financial banks and the automobile dealerships. let me answer this question. i'm trying to hear this ranking -- tired of hearing this reagan stuff and he tripled the debt. guest: what i was trying to say was the impact they had on america. if a republican called in and said what you talk about with fdr? he changed the direction of the country. he increased the power of the state. some would say he threw away america. no one can deny his impact. america was a different place and that is what i was trying to say with reagan. i happen to like reagan. i understand many callers don't like reagan. the fact that he is so agitated about it demonstrates again reagan's impact. no one is agitated about gerald ford, with all due respect t

i'll sit up about the model for the car out of a let me sit jeanette mccain to sell. right. so you get a soda bids in yet. what? oh, i mean, in the lights basically. yeah, the most or i'll have the moon after the tone is incredibly hot. that been motivated for the june july though, for the most of the when the, cuz a lot of how do you put on with the city and the rubber band. it'd be tends well in the united shopping in my head the, the, i'm going to be exact, he a son would say a lot of the items that i feel the any more than me. and that was all coming in the us of a, with a and the wife from busted as an indian, as the fee. this model being the may some, the quote, unofficial nestle, when i know you're not eligible to me, not to watch and will you be back in green. yes said you didn't miss any one can see it concerning what he meant to do a then that will be the one. so she and i will not be the excel and the so gym at a loss of mass, so we'll do the top feeder and them out. i'd be what, what are your samples misleading? so, you know, the united states had to come up thou

there was a campaign in 2008, senator, barack obama versus john mccain. we believe john mccain would be the right person to win and we spent more. i'm glad for the record. >> i will ask to be entered into the record, mr. chairman. >> without objection. >> these tax returns are yours. they have your signature. and i'm going to ask that me embers of the committee review them. they're the only documents. i've asked for others. i've asked for the f.b.i. report that would presumably documented and should have documented this kind of financial mismanagement and these are the 990s from that organization by the year of 2011 donors had become so dissatisfied with that mismanagement they ousted you and merged that organization with military families united and thereafter you joined a second organization as executive director. >> in between i went to harvard university for two years and afghanistan. >> i want to ask you questions about concerned veterans for america. again another set of tax returns. 990s from that organization. i ask they be made part of the record

smoke that have the money i can, but you can also he will see on the suspension, easy, modern talk to mccain and gone by to on. it also says on english theater, on the fly, smaller go to the come down to, let's see what this something, let's see, a ton of fun items. talk often on the knowledge floor on the same thing. by the way it happens because go gone by the 40000 mm. the 9. the hey, will see it scalar does. so go, sweet darling, cause all can get help. the just she so it just at this get dialect and to so move on to something in the history. chase does have a 2nd aspect of the 66 the interstate is it called the call it and k details to the whole front? a cookie, the fly on the task. that was how soon for escaping me. see she me right, right. this is stupid news to me. those i was just mostly in for the morning is to restore me sort of water. i'm pointing hyster dealer in the for simple though, it was more than the book to stay on the or let me don't miss the don't the core people have the most thoughts are and usually makes me fucking bored. to junior, we're showing that i want to ease