outside sedona, arizona. but of course, john's great strength was his character.the times we were together, i never heard him say a bigoted word about anyone! the american people saw this great quality most clearly during the 2000 campaign when that woman made an offensive statement against then senator barack obama. what was most important to me about john's reaction was that it was pure reflex. who he was, he did not need to consult anyone. he immediately defended his opponents name and honor. and thereby, elevated for that moment, our politics and made us a more perfect union. personally, i can tell you that john was a real friend and accommodating to him what were unusual practices as a religiously observant jew. whether is working with me on a saturday to an important meeting or turning down a popular friday night dinner invitation at the munich security conference we went to every year because it was too far to walk. we would stay in a hotel and have what he learned to call our shalom shabot dinners. they were peaceful dinners but with john not that peaceful

his home near sedona, arizona. >> he loves nature. he likes getting back to it, and the streams that run through his little spread. >> it's very evident, the emotion that he feels for this particular bend in the river, which is where his home is. >> yeah, yeah, i do some, yeah. >> in raw footage of a 1999 abc interview with sam donaldson in window rock, we came across this unguarded moment, between takes, senator mccain pointing out the natural beauty around them. >> wildflowers, aren't they pretty? >> you got 19 inches of rain. >> you see the purple ones? the older you get, t me appreciate wildflowers and beauty. >> is that true? >> absolutely. >> senator mccain spent nearly all of his long legendary life serving his country. three decades in the united states senate. a quarter century in the navy. >> a u.s. navy pilot with a rather prominent name was shot down during a raid against north vietnam. >> while flying bombing missions over north vietnam, he was shot down, captured and tortured. surviving nearly six years as a prisoner of

this combative senator got from watching the humming birds at the mccain family home outside sedona arizonaand civilized in all the times we were together, i never heard him say a by gigoted word toward anyone. saw this most clearly during the 2000 campaign when the woman made an offensive statement against then senator barack obama. to me what was most impressive about john's reaction was that it was peer reflex. it was who john was. he didn't need a consult anyone. he immediately defended his opponent's name and honor and thereby elevated for that moment our politics and made us a more perfect union. personally, i can tell you that john was a real friend and accommodating to him what were my unusual practices as a religiously observant jew. whether it was walking with me on a saturday to an important meeting or turning down a popular friday night dinner invitation at the munich security conference we went to every year because it was too far to walk, we would stay in the hotel and have what john learned to call our peaceful sabbath dinners. with john they weren't that peaceful. john natur

en su rancho de sedona, arizona, donde construyó su hogar y su refugio, descansa después de haber dadoontra el cáncer. en el 2017 fue diagnosticado con un agresivo tumor maligno en el cerebro. lourdes: especialmente en este periodo de los últimos meses de vida, él fue muy fuerte, y fue muy enfático, y fue muy combativo. >> desde entonces recibió radiación y quimioterapia hasta el pasado viernes, cuando su familia anunció que suspendería todo tratamiento. el senador mccain murió a escasos 4 días de cumplir 82 años de edad. el presidente donald trump envió un mensaje en twitter en el que decía... a mediados del año pasado en el capitolio se debatía la revocatoria del plan nacional de salud, principal legado político del presidente barack obama. había una gran expectativa por lo que sucedería en la votación programada para el 25 de julio de 2017. lourdes: Él se los dijo abiertamente que él creía que no estaban actuando correctamente. >> la periodista lourdes estuvo esa noche cubriendo la decisiva votación para el noticiero univisión. lourdes: o sea que él siempre fue el independiente, el

pleasure this combative senator got from watching the hummingbirds at the mccain family home outside sedona, arizona never heard him say a bigoted word about anyone. the american people saw this great quality most clearly during the 2000 campaign with that woman made an offensive statement against then senator barack obama. to me what was most impressive about john's reaction was that it was pure reflex. it was who john was. he didn't need to consult anyone. he immediately defended his opponent's name and honor and thereby elevated for that moment our politics and made us a more perfect union. personally i can tell you that john was a real friend and accommodating what to him were my unusual practices as a obser. whether it was walking with me on a saturday to an important meeting or turning down a popular friday night dinner invitation at the munich security conference we went to every year because it was too far to walk, we would stay in the hotel and have what john learned to call our shalom shabbat dinners. peaceful sabbath dinners. of course, with john they weren't that peaceful. john naturally

and after four years it will be time for this old man to go home to his ranch in sedona, arizona and catch up on his readings. but it didn't happen. what we needed for that to occur was total secrecy coming into the republican convention without going into the rules. word leaked out that it was under serious consideration and forces in the republican party that would oppose that obviously had time to organize against it and made it impossible for us to do. but it came very close to happening. i believe it could have well put a choice to the country that john mccain would have prevailed on. i think it would have been great for the country. by the way, as part of that what he was going to say about barack obama was that barack obama is a good man, and i believe one day he'll be president but he's not ready quite yet. maybe in a couple of years. but we didn't get to see that campaign for a bunch of different reasons, and i'll regret that all of my days. but i do think -- >> i think we are a's g're gett today. steve, i think we're getting a taste of that today at least, argue like hell b

mccain died last saturday in his ranch in sedona, arizona, at the age of 81. >>> a big month for stocks in august. nasdaq composite leading the gain of 5.1% for the month. s&p 500 rose as well both setting all-time highs. i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "the ingraham angle." >> laura: friday and you know what that means. ryan gosling's new neil armstrong pic is setting off a controversy and a boycott is on the way. more on that and the political edge of aretha franklin's funeral. we're joined by fox news contributor raymond arroyo. ryan gosling, affable and nice guy. he's got an interesting bio-pic. astronaut. how could this be cantankerous or controversy? >> they decided not to show neil armstrong planting the american flag on the moon, which is, of course, a fact of his life.me their reasoning for doing this, an interviewin around the venice film festival is this.s. we'll put it up on the screen. he said "i think this was widely regarded in the end as a human achievement. that's how we chose to view it. so i don't think that neil viewed himself as an american hero. from my intervie

pleasure this competive senator got from watching the hummingbirds at the mccain family home outside sedona, arizonaourse john's great strength was his character. he was honest, fair, and civilized. in all the times we were together, i never heard him say a bigoted word about anyone. the american people saw this great quality most clearly during the 2000 campaign when a woman made an offensive statement against then senator barack obama. to me what was most impressive about john's reaction was it was pure reflex. it was who john was. he did not need to consult anyone. he immediately defended his opponent's name and honor and thereby elevated for that moment our politics, and made us a more perfect union. personally i can tell you that john was a real friend in accommodating what to him were my unusual practices as an jew.iously observant whether it was walking with me on a saturday or turning down a friday night dinner invitation, -- invitation at the munich security conference because it was too far to walk we would , stay in the hotel and have what john learned to call our dinners, peaceful sabbat

outside sedona, arizona. but of course, john's great strength was his character.the times we were together, i never heard him say a bigoted word about anyone! the american people saw this great quality most clearly during the 2000 campaign when that woman made an offensive statement against then senator barack obama. what was most important to me about john's reaction was that it was pure reflex. who he was, he did not need to consult anyone. he immediately defended his opponents name and honor. and thereby, elevated for that moment, our politics and made us a more perfect union. personally, i can tell you that john was a real friend and accommodating to him what were unusual practices as a religiously observant jew. whether is working with me on a saturday to an important meeting or turning down a popular friday night dinner invitation at the munich security conference we went to every year because it was too far to walk. we would stay in a hotel and have what he learned to call our shalom shabot dinners. they were peaceful dinners but with john not that peaceful

pleasure this combative senator got from watching the hummingbirds at the mccain home outside sedona, arizonaogether, i never heard him say a bigoted word about anyone. the american people saw this great quality most clearly during the 2000 campaign when the woman made an offensive statement against then senator barack obama. to me what was most impressive about john's reaction was that it was pure reflex. it was who john was. he didn't need to consult anyone. he immediately defended his opponent's name and honor and thereby elevated for that moment our politics and made us a more perfect union. personally, i can tell you that john was a real friend in accommodating what were to him my unusual practices as a religiously observant jew, whether it was walking with me on a saturday to an important meeting or turning down a popular friday night dinner invitation at the munich security conference we went to every year because it was too far to walk, we would stay in the hotel and have what john learned to call our shalom dinners. with john they weren't that peaceful. john naturally in doing these

though he's a senator from arizona and loved it and loves sedona, he had some new hampshire in him becausepshire, both in 2000 and in 2008. >> but they really -- and i don't think istat ank ye t.d the rge was aartf i which is george w. bush -- >> yes. >> the iraq war was not going well, and he was so racked by that decision about whether to send more troops that he was grinding his teeth at night and couldn't sleep. and so, to have an ally in john mccain to say you should do this, this is the right thing to do, was an ally at a very important time when a lot of people in the republican party were really distancing themselves from the president and the iraq war. >> and the senator didn't like to talk about it much, but his own son was serving in that war, and he would tell a story about his son was digging a ditch or something -- he was enlisted as a marine, and the officer came out and said, marine, your father just won the primary. and he stopped for a second and he said, go back to digging. but it was just such a world away, and his son on the front line, and it is such a statement to st