sidney powell, who wrote really some of the first columns on this subject. thank you very much. >> yes, and thank you, gregg, and see my website, creeps on a mission.com, you can find the evidence there. >> creeps on a mission.com want sounds good. thank you. >> president trump canceling secretary of state mike pompeo's planned trip to north korea. the president tweeting -- the president pointing the finger at communist china for slowing down north korean denuclearization. coming up, the president addressing the red wave riding ohio tonight. >> why is there a blue wave? we are doing better with jobs. today there are more people working than any time in the history of our country. so i don't think there's going to be a blue wave. i hope there's a red wave. >> we'll take that up and more with ed rollins, coming up next. next. ♪ sometimes, there's no do-over. some things you can't rewind. that's when an extra safety step could mean the difference between a close call, and a call to 911. simple steps save lives. learn more at poolsafely.gov. . gregg: the family

so his sons, john sidney mccain iv, known as jack, jimmy, their daughter sidney who has the middle name of her father, were there, greeting, hugging, saying hello, expressing appreciation for those who had stood in the heat so long. today, as you know, this is a service in what in many ways looks like a mega church in terms of its size. it is a very large facility here, and there are a thousand seats that are allotted for members of the public who wish to pay their respects. of course there's a long invitation list for people who have been part of the mccain extended family, political family, the community of arizona, fellow senators, two dozen senators will be here, many dignitaries, and of course the program will reflect that as we go forward. but this has been a time of celebration. i was really struck by general mcmaster talking about how john mccain was a happy man. that's something that i think people who simply watch coverage of him over the years might not have fully appreciated, because he was so often talking about issues, serious national security, war-related issues, but the

on tuesday, august 28, 2018, and does so as a further mark of respect to the honorable john sidney mccain, iding officer: thefrom the state majority leader. mr. mcconnell: on saturday evening, a great loss echoed throughout our country. six decades of patriotic service came to an end. we suspected for some time that we'd bid farewell to our colleague, the senior senator from arizona, john mccain. john took full advantage of the months since his diagnosis. his hard work continued. but happy reminiscing, fond farewells, final reflections, and time with family actually came to the fore. i was privileged to spend a small share of that time with john. we sat on his back porch in sedona under the desert sky replaying old times. john did things his way these last months. for his colleagues here, the time confirmed but sad the obvious truth. the senate won't be the same without john mccain. i think >> the senate will not be the same without john mccain.o it's fair to say that it is 30 s unsurpassed that in more than 30 30 years that the senator never mars failed with his razor sharp wit a big hea

sidney powell, let's go back to the ohr testimony.it the mueller investigation, the stuff ohr was saying about weissmann and others added to that fire. >> definitely. there is plenty to discredit the investigation with. mr. ohr was working behind the scenes with his wife nellie at fusion gps. and james comey's fbi allowing unfettered access to raw fisa data that was impermissible. there was a decision of the fisa court half live redacted but disclosed that indicates comey's fbi gave several private contractors raw access to the fisa information. i think one of those people or entities will be fusion gps. so you have ohr working with weissmann who always stays in' touch with robert mueller. they go back 20 years at least. david: his wife was working for fusion gps which apparently he did not disguise. which makes it even more extraordinary that andrew weissmann is still working on the mueller team, and i wonder if there are others work for mr. mueller who were just as much a part of this cabal. >> i would suspect that's true. they were

today we thank you for the gift of senator john sidney mccain. we are grateful for his sacrificial willingness to take the road less traveled, to rise above partisanship, to provide a profile in courage, and to give his life in service to you and country. lord, he praise you for your aware naz, that humanity is wrapped in a blanket of mutuality, so we should not ask for whom the bell tolls. comfort his beloved cindy and all his loved ones. bring solace to the multitudes who mourn his death. may his consequential, patriotic, and heroic legacy challenge us all to leave the world better than we found it. we pray in your sovereign name. amen. the presiding officer: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to the flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the presiding officer: the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington d.c., august 27, 2018. to the senate: under the provisio

former federal prosecutor and author of the terrific book, license to lie sidney powell. sydney, thank you for being with us. we learn today from the president by virtue of his interview that all the money that he paid out in exchange for nondisclosure agreements came from him, not the campaign. it is not a crime to contribute to your own campaign, is it? >> no, definitely not. it's not a crime to settle matters for less than the lawsuit either. it made perfect sense to take care of those things when he did the nearest is nothing to it. gregg: and he can do it to benefit his campaign as long as it's legal and a contract to be quiet as a valid contract in american law, right russian mark >> it's the same thing is steadily not a nuisance lawsuit. there is no difference there. gregg: i am still scratching my head over this stunningly obtuse statement by a guy who went to yale law school, classmates of hillary clinton and that was lanny davis who is a longtime clinton ally and friend. here is what he said today on fox news. take a listen. >> there is no question that he's com

the couple then had a daughter, sidney, who was a baby when mccain was held a p.o.w.vietnam for more than five years, something he spoke about with c inhanieib gso 2008. >> did it cost you your i thin. i think -- but that's, again, my responsibility. i think we were separated for a long, long time. and carol is a wonderful and loving person and a wonderful parent. it just -- we just grew apart. but the responsibility is mine. i didn't work hard enough. >> then you met cindy. >> yeah. >> who pursued whom? >> i think i pursued her. i don't think there's any doubt about that. >> reporter: wed in 1980, the couple had four children. meghan, jack and jimmy, both of whom like their dad served in the mirytali their youngest daughter bridget in 1991 from bangladesh. >> i'm happy to note that we are adoptive parents and it's enriched our lives, and we hope that that will also encourage others to do the same. >> i don't know if i've been a good father or not, but i do think we've tried very hard, mainly because of cindy, to spend a lot of time with our children, and so far they'

it is our honor as americans to say to the late great john sidney mccain, i. i. i., -- mccain, we will done, good and faithful servant, well done. you fought the good fight, you finished the race, you kept the faith, and you never gave up the ship. mr. schumer: madam president. the presiding officer: the democratic leader. mr. schumer: on saturday, auguso the day since the death of his friend senator kennedy, our friend and colleague, senator john s. mccain passed away. knowing his prognosis prepared us for the inevitable but it has not softened the blow. we feel a great and inexpressible loss. i know i do. but i also feel lucky that i was able to call this great man a friend. today i'd like to share a few reflections, unorganized and incomplete although they may be, i suspect i will have more to say about senator mccain with the benefit of a few days' time. senator mccain and i didn't get along very well at first. he was close to my mentor in the senate, ted kennedy, but not so with me. i never served with senator mccain on any committee. we get to know other se

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and sidney powell. thanks for staying with us, rebecca. rebecca rose woodland.et me start with you, john. the president's speech. this is not so much a conservative speech as it is a revolutionary speech. he's talking about big concepts and big actions that he's already talked about and taken himself which is remarkable. because we are talking about a president who hasn't even completed half of his first term. and he's talking about a future he sees so clearly because it's a bright future for all americans in his vision. >> we see a president unlike any other. one that isn't steeped in practical politics as we all understood it in the media age. you have a rawness and authenticity that connects with people on a visceral level. especially people in the parts of the country who have been hurting because of not free trade, unfair trade. lou: sydney, good to see you. your thoughts on the president's handling if you will of that crowd in west virginia. he looked like a man who was born there, reside there and has known those folks his entire life. he does. he genuine

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in a related matter, judge determined sidney was a neglected child.e while jennifer has visitation rights. jennifer is appealing if decision. meanwhile, steven's parents have spoken to sidney about what happened to her dad. >> from my viewpoint, he gave his life for her. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. . >> good morning. we're at msnbc headquarters. here is what's happening how close did she get? now information about the rather thannen woman working as an unregistered agent. the president and the potential interview with robert mueller what the negotiation looks like behind the scenes and why it's taking so long to happen. >>> omarosa unplugged. why she uses the words mental decline to describe the president's state of mind in her new book.

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it reads "senator john sidney mccain iii died october 25th, 2018.senator when he pass said was his wife, cindy and their family. at his death he auz served the united states of america faithfully for skeublgt years. and dana, i know you've been close with john mccain, with his family. kwroufrb rr been keeping in touch with those close to him in his final days and hours. what do we know about what's been happening with that friend and family and all of these people who have been rallying around him in these last few moments? >> well, what happens unfortunately so many oufs know from frenz and fami suffered ths horrible disease from cancer that when the end comes and in the case of senator mccain as we heard officially from his office yesterday. he decided to stop treatment. everybody gathers for what obviously is something that they knew was inevitable. but it's obviously not the same as knowing as it happening. and senator mccain has a father, a grandfather. he's got a loving wife, kids and friendships that are so close, somebody who can knows him v

sidney's cove is fore closed and sold off. a family divided.n in time, but not forgotten. at police headquarters, located poetically on high hope road, sits sergeant john richter, unwilling to give up on hope. he spends an entire year listening to what it's like being watched and controlled 24/7. >> i'm supposed to live my life running around where a recorder is? what e-mails are being read -- >> who brought that on themselves? >> no, matt. people don't live that way. >> reporter: 1,200 hours that he said revealed to him, the only crazy thing about nique was she was married to a monster. >> god damn it, god [ bleep ] damn it. lower your voice! i am not gonna sit here and listen to this [ bleep ]. >> reporter: matt shows he is just as capable of losing his temper, and according to nique, using his voice, as well as his hands to abuse her. >> if i wanted to do harm to you i could have done it. you think i'm going to harm you? >> i don't know, matt. you tried to tonight. >> i did not. [ bleep ] with 6'5". 250 [ bleep ] plus pounds, with your hands

judge jeanine: you talked about sidney blumenthal.t reminds me, there was another clinton person with a security clearance who stuffed secrets in his sock. who was that? >> that was sandy berger. judge jeanine: in the next block i'll talk about security clearance. should any of these bozos who have been fired still have security clearances? and what's taking so long? >> it's the deep state. there is a corrupt attitude people can maintain their security clearance even after they don't need them. anyone who end their job at the federal government should lose their security clearance. this group that gets courtesy security clearance is at odds with the public interests and our national security. >> thanks for mentioning sandy berg. he's a good example of why we should cut security clearance off. judge jeanine: a gofundme for peter strzok. fbi chief john brennan still trashing the president. 200 new. i'm robert gray. now back to the judge. judge jeanine: barack obama ex-cia chief trashing the president. >> the fact that he's using a secur

. >> a political maverick and military hero, john sidney mccain iii, born on u.s. military base near the panama canal, grew up in northern virginia, middle child of three. naval academy, combat flying over north vietnam in the r. shot down, captured and tortured. 5 1/2 years in vietnamese jail dubbed hanoi hilton. >> you have to have faith that your countrymen are doing everything to bring you home quickly as possible. >> decorated hero turned to politics as second callingment ran for congress from arizona, home to second wife, phoenix school teacher who was his sweetheart after the war. raised three children, including adopted daughter from bangladesh. served five terms in u.s. senate and ran for president twice. >> i'm not running for president to be somebody but to do something. >> in 2000, lost the gop primary to george w. bush, then staged storybook comeback to get party nomination. catapulted sarah palin to acclaim. in shadow of unpopular republican incumbent, struggled to build momentum and at times strike the right tone. >> fundamentals of our economy are s

his name was added to the ship that bears the john sidney mccain know men clay tour. he's added to that piece of history. there's already talk that senator schumer and others are saying perhaps the russell senate office building where had he an office for so many years, a fixture of life on capitol hill could perhaps be renamed in his honor. that's something being offered tonight for consideration. we don't know if it will happen. it shows you the kind of esteem his colleagues have held him in, someone who would fight with them fiercely, make them laugh and also at times con found them with the complex character of john mccain, also as i don't know if we pointed out, i'm also thinking of roberta mccain who is 106 years old. and lost her son and i spent some time with her during 2008 and i remember her saying when johnny as she called him came home from vietnam, she and not at the time senator mccain but senator mccain never discussed his time in captivity. she said as a mother she had worried day in, day out about his the simple things, did he have a toothbrush, was h

it's impossible to predict he's the sidney i'm told at the election results for the presidency are going to be announced tomorrow they were twenty three candidates that's why it's taken so long to get the result out i'm not only complete the sit innocent man the guy who will be elected with a substantial majority. i think it could lead to assure the violence but i hope not i hope that i'm disappointed that nelson should he said my prison has not called for calm he's not coach will leave the country to an end and i membership to to remain disciplined and calm in these circumstances because any inflammatory statements right now will cause problems and i hope that's not going to happen are we a christian country tradition we we're not a violent people and i would hope that zimbabweans will go back to normal tomorrow and we work with or see the peace and the army withdrew from the streets but i think many people around the world also share that wish for for a peaceful end to this violence in your country mr adie cross a retired legislator from zimbabwe's put making headlines around the world

she wrote my father, united states senator john sidney mccain iii departed his life. was with him at the end as he was with me at my beginning. in the 33 years we shared together he raised me and taught me and corrected me and comforted me and encouraged me and supported me in all things. he loved me and i loved him. he taught me how to live. his love and his care ever present, always unfailing, took me from a girl to a woman and he showed me what it is to be a man. all that i am is thanks to him. now that he is gone, the task of my lifetime is to live up to his example, his expectations and his love. my father's passing comes with sorrow and grief for me, for my sorrow and grief for me, for my mother, for my brothers, and for my sisters. he was a great fire who burned bright and we lived in his light and worth for so very long. we know his flames lives on in each of us. the days and years to come will not be the same without my dad but they will be good days filled with life and love because of the example he lived for us. your prayers for his soul and for our family

he has seven kids altogether, doug, andy and sidney as well were the first after cindy mccain to come up and pay their respects and say good-bye to their father. this is difficult, but this is the first. this is the first of what we will see day in and day out until sunday when john mccain is laid to rest, as he says, in his latest book, where it all began. the river that goes through annapolis where the naval academy is. >> for the next several hours, people in arizona will be able to come to that casket and pay their special respect to this great american. s.e., i know this is a sad moment for you, and we saw an emotional family, a truly emotional family reacting to this moment. i know you're very close with meghan who was seen, understandably, crying the whole time. >> yeah. yeah, my heart is broken for her. she is, as anyone who knows her will tell you, the strongest person i know. and she has been such a pillar of strength through this very, very difficult year. she has spent countless hours alone with her father. she's had to cancel adventures with us and vacations with us becau

we stand with doug, andy, sidney, meghan, jack, jimmy and bridget. we stand with his mother, roberta. and with all of john's devoted friends and loyal staff. thank you for lending him to us longer than we had a right. thank you for supporting him while he supported us. so john mccain has fought his last battles and cast his final votes. but the nation he loved is still not done with him yet. this week will be dedicated to remembering him. on friday, he will lie in state here in the capitol like other american heroes before him. as the days turn to weeks, i know we'll all eager to come together and collaborate on ways we can continue to honor his memory. generation after generation of americans will hear about the cocky pilot who barely scraped through annapolis, but then defended our nation in the skies, witness to our highest values, even through terrible torture, captured the country's imagination through national campaigns that spotlighted many of our highest values and became so integral to the united states senate where our nation errs and advan

the mom of two was forced to cancel four shows in sidney the first was was on friday she returned onday performing high-flying stunts like this only to end up in the hospital hours later for dehydration. she was treated and released. but ended up back in this e.r. for a stomach virus and had to stay over night. in the midst of her sickness she came under fire after being photographed on the beach with her kids who are on tour with her, she responded to the criticism on the instagram, saying the beach vacation was important for them. >> i care more about them than anything else. motherhood has completely re-arranged every cell in my body. >> she prepares to return to the stage this weekend. until then, she plans to drink tea and spends time with her kids. writing, quote, warning i might even smile. >> going on tour with children is really tricky. it's exhausting. it's the hardest thing i've ever done. but i'm very, very fortunate that i get to bring my kids with me. >> no doubt pink is tough and i find out just how tough when her personal trainer puts me through her workout. >>> then

. >> john sidney mccain. >> in some ways it was almost hard to believe we were going to do it. >> nobodyed until the airplane actually lifted off the ground and the landing gear was retracted. >> i remember really clearly him stepping off that plane at clark air field and i'll tell you, when he appeared in that hatch way it was hard. >> lieutenant commander john s. mccain iii, united states navy. his wife carol, sons douglas and andrew and daughter sidney live in orange park, florida. >> i just remember he was really skinny. he was just kind of all bones in his face, and he was limping quite noticeably. one of his arms he couldn't lift any higher than about this. but i just remember the smile was the same and the humor was the same, there was still a twinkle in his eye. it was like right out of the movies. >> i don't think i really understood what was going on. i was really like who is this guy? what is he doing here? did not understand the whole concept of his return from vietnam. >> john was not angry. he was just happy to be home. he told me every single thing that he could remember,

on tuesday, september 4 as a further mark of respect to the late honorable john sidney mccain the third. this morning's pro forma session and lawmakers returning on tuesday after the labor day break. outside the u.s. capitol, preparations continue for the services that will take place inside the rotunda. person mccain, the 31st -- his body will lie in the state to the public and begin viewing at 1:00 this afternoon. there ceremony of the rotunda . here are the details, president we must maintain efforts to put our nation on a fiscally sustained support. the president wrote that to a letter to congress yesterday. coming at a time of vigorous economic growth and sweeping tax cuts. they will increase the budget deficit by $1 trillion over a .ecade calls,et to your phone federal workers, (202) 748-8000 and all others, (202) 748-8001. michael from illinois, good morning. good morning, it was my understanding that this is actually a freeze on the automatic cost-of-living increases, is that correct. it means they will not get until next january. caller: it is about inflation, so basically, he

[laughter] and doug and ann, sidney, meghan, jack, jimmy, bridgette, you may not have your father as long as you would have liked but you got from him everything you need to pursue your own dreams, to follow the course of your own spirit. you are a living legacy, not hyperbole. you are a living legacy and proof of john mccain's success. now john's going to take his rightful place in a long line of extraordinary leaders in this nation's history who in their time and in their way stood for freedom and stood for liberty and have made the american story the most improbable and the most hopeful and the most enduring story on earth. i know john said he hoped he played a small part in that story. john, you did much more than that, my friend.

john sidney mccain, iii rm was born with a story legacy service to live up to.is father and grandfather were both four-star admirals. >> his father and grandfather instilled in him a sense of duty, honor, and country. >> young mccain's passion was literature. ways veracious leader all his life. >> hemmiingway as always been m favorite author in many ways rare larger than life figured that i always admired a lot. >> yet mccain followed the path of larger than life figures in his own family, enrolling at the naval academy where he stood out for being a stroubl matroublema. he became a fighter pilot. his first combat mission was aboard the u.s.s. forrestal. on deck his plane was accidentally struck by a missile causing a huge inferno, 134 fellow sailors died. a few months later he was on a routine bombing mission. his plane was shot down. >> i was gyrating very vieptly almost straight down, so i had to eject very quickly. i was knocked unconscious. >> he found himself surrounded by angry villagers swinging baio nets. the north vietnamese forced him to give this int