i've supported his team... >> stahl: but personal. man to man. >> john mccain: personal? sure, i'd be glad to converse with him. but i also understand that we're very different people. different upbringing. different life experiences. >> stahl: what do you mean by that, and what does it make you think about? >> john mccain: he is in the business of making money, and he has been successful both in television as well as miss america and others. i was raised in a military family. i was raised in the concept and belief that duty, honor, country is the... is the lodestar for the behavior that we have to exhibit every single day. >> stahl: the son and grandson of four-star admirals, he's the first to admit he's an imperfect man. that's when they captured you. though he made real sacrifices for his country. when you think about your horrible time as a p.o.w., the torture and everything, do you relive it? or has it now faded so much that you can almost see it as if it happened to someone else? >> john mccain: listen, the joy of my life was th

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he invited lesley stahl to hisr how he lived his life and faced his death. >> reporter: i'm wonderingre, if it's like medicine. >> oh, yeah, oh, yeah. puts everything in perspective. >> reporter: he and his wife cindy raised four children. they survived two grueling presidential campaigns, a battle against melanoma, and then this. >>> you're taking both radiation and chemotherapy. >> yeah. >> reporter: you look terrific. how is this possible? >> i feel fine and i'm eating everything that she makes me eat, none of which is -- >> is any good. >> exactly. one criteria to feeding people under my situation, it has to taste lousy. >> reporter: he has been through so much. the torture, you were put in solitary confinement. he's always beerawoirples. >> craing two airplanes and indestructible man to you? >> i'm still in disbelief this actually has happened. and then i think, you know, cancer chose the wrong guy causn here. >> reporter: determined to stay in the arena, senator mccain resumed his duties in washington. you'd never have known it, but he started his days with chemo and radiation,

i don't think until actually the force stahl, which was miraculous that he survived, that he began to take his military career seriously. >> it was july fwhooint, 1967, his first combat mission aboard the u.s.s. forceal. a plane on the deck fired a missile which struck the fuel tank of the plane mccain was in. mccain escaped the deadly inferno, but others didn't. the fire spread across the ship's deck killing 134 men, injuring hundreds of others, and destroying 20 planes. >> it was terrible. i'll never forget some hours after the fire was at least under some control i went up to the sick bay because i had gotten some shrapnel in my legs and there were these individuals laying there terribly burned. one of the individuals said, mr. mccain, i went over and he told me his name and he mentioned another pilot. he said he didn't make it, did he? i said no, he made it, he's fine. he said thank god, and he died. and, you know. those -- those kinds of, you know, of sacrifice were really remarkable. >> to this day he talks about those moments. it changed him. he had made his mind up that that's

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basement a substrate for people to raise money with what we're seeing now is a lot of these ico cap stahlse raised bit coin. when the price is at 1200, everyone is feeling very good, they had a long capital runway now the price is at 300, people aren't feeling so great. i've been focused on treasury management for crypto firms. if the narrative is, it's going to take 5, 9, 15, 17 years, some of the large internet stocks for these things to start to grow and capture, let's make sure these projects have capital. that's what our ecosystem is struggling with. how do we allocate into other assets that show value long term >> thanks for joining us >>> quickly here, we were talking about internet stocks. there's an opportunity cost of locking up capital for any asset in any amountof time if we are to believe that, it's a 5 rks 9, 10, 12 year time horizon, do you put a dollar in right now? >> i do. the reason why is you've got the utilization, the investment side of it with the hedge funds the ability for wall street money to come into this trade. i look at the meetings that we have -- we're meeti

. >> lesley stahl had something interesting to report. she said off camera after she was interviewing, i think then president-elect trump, she asked him why he bashed the media so relentlessly. i do it so when you write negative stories about me, no one will believe you. he has had success with that with his base of supporters. >> i think that was an honest answer on his part. he wants to disqualify the press as an independent arbiter of fact. that's what he is trying to do. you remember at some point he said, if you see any negative polls on me, they are fake. he quoted the polls when they were favorable. when the polls are unfavorable, he says they are fake. he does not want there to be an independent arbiter of fact. he doesn't want the press to be the arbiter. he doesn't want scientists to be that arbiter or the court. he doesn't want the intelligence agencies to be the arbiter. he wants himself and his white house to be the arbiter of fact. that is exactly what he is trying to achieve. i think he was incredibly honest in that answer.

. >> woodruff: i'm reminded of your comment, cbs correspondent lesley stahl had.he said when she interviewed then-president-elect donald trump why he was so critical of the media he wa asked why she was so mean about the media. he said, i do i dt toscredit the media. >> he's not the first one to do that. charlie sykes in his book talked about how the conservative media has managed t smear thetire news media universe so a lot of conservatives don't believe anything they hear out of the net' media. so wthe general public supposed to think when they see something? th's rally dangerous to our democracy when the information universe has been poison. >> woodruff: what do you think needs to be done? you say in is editorial today that there's work to be done now on both sides.>> ell, i used to be a newspaper ombudsman for 15 years. i think the major media out that have some revenue need to reappoint on t budsmeno take -- to do a little soul-searching to look at how they're doing. i think though it was said the first 100 days of the tump information set a new standard for

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this is wrong stahl called who am i speaking of is david duke grand wizard of the ku klux klan that they do god last time i checked what i do for well since you asked i hate blacks i hate jews mexicans and irish italians and chinese but my mouth to god's ears i really hate those black brats and anyone else really that doesn't have pure white area and blood running through their veins i'm not even talking to their white american blessed white america for the real ron stallworth this film is highly relevant today. you've been subjugated to me very similar to what was happening with. this activity never goes underground. a lot of people say that the plane was did they play is not relevant the claim is always relevant always has and always will be and whether you call yourself by claiming the nazis is to live you have you seen my share an ideology or beliefs about race and these guys will decide the poor for right now in part because of who we have long felt. for director spike lee that relevance was a very deliberate choice. we now want to be period piece we want people to walk out of the t

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leslie stahl is at the white house. >> the white house is hoping -- >> in the '80s, women came into thefew. by the '80s, there were more and more. the decade of the '80s was still a time of sink or swim. you had to be resilient in your own way to survive in a period when you were going up against a lot of people who still didn't think women had what it took. >> these are some of the most famous faces in broadcasting. all of whom happen to be women. >> the best producers, i'm going to get fired -- the best producers at cbs news are women. and they are at the level of taking hold and making decisions about individual pieces. they're not yet executive producers of all the news shows, but they will be. >> the past 24 hours, christine craft has taken her cause to many of the nation's news and talk programs. >> i didn't set out to be joan of ark, but i think what happened to me deserves some attention. >> christine craft had a very successful career, but there she was in her late 30s and the tv station said to her, we're taking you off the air because you've gotten older and you're not as att

danielle, daniel stahl and is a labour county council in northamptonshire. —— danielle stone.ed widespread management failures and lax financial controls at the council. absolutely outrageous. and the more we look into it, the more the external auditors look into it, the more apparent to those mismanagement and failures are becoming. for example, the officer at the last audit committee was talking about the misappropriation of funds. you can't get worse than that. so what services are seriously at risk in northamptonshire? it is going to be children's,| think. so you will know as well as i do the most important thing about children'sservices is prevention and putting instructions to support the well—being and development of that child. if you ta ke development of that child. if you take those away, we are threatening the stability of families and often honourable families are sent into crisis. and that is what we are seeing in this county already. so further cuts will make that worse. and for me, the overriding worry is that we are not going to be able to perform our safeguard