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Fashion. >> he has this joy about him, about his work. >> especially when hes being a maverick. >> right. especially when hes being a maverick. >> but his party leaders hasnt given up. mccain took a phone call from the president. on the senate floor, vice president mike pence pleaded with mccain to vote yes. but this is john mccain, after all, former prisoner of war, who survived five and a half years of beatings and interrogations in vietnam. >> one of my colleagues kept a running commentary an...

Those who he felt was obstructing what he felt america should be. were all going to miss him. john mccain, really, hes irreplaceable. he was a fine man and a tremendous servant to our nation. >> having served in the white house, served in the field and in the military, of course, for so many years, how important was it that he stood up for the geneva conventions and opposed the enhanced interrogations known as torture and was an ally of a democrat, dianne feinstein, in a very contentious debate?...

No. i said oh, thats great. and then he says, do you think they can read my lips? >> i said no, i dont think so, no. >> it sounds like the way he delivered it it was kind of in his typical devilish fashion. >> he has this joy about him when hes doing his work. >> especially when hes being a mav rit. >> especially when hes being a maverick. >> but his party leaders hadnt given up. mccain took a phone call from the president. on the senate floor vice president mike pence pleaded with mccain to vot...

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Investigation of past practices by this cia with respect to interrogations. people need to understand that the network that the committee was using was a cia network. and cia simply was discharging its due diligence responsibility for the security of that network. her statement leads you to believe that, you know, the agency was trying to spy on the committee, which is not the case at all. i have consulted with certain senior members of the current administration. all of those encounters have mo...

We are back with the panel. where are we? >> this paper thing is a classic opposition technique. you claim there is this giant trove of secret documents that could tell you everything you need to know and disqualify this candidate and the republicans are trying to cover it up. you see some version of this in most confirmation battles, and this one, cavanaugh left a huge paper trail, more than a decade as a federal judge. but looking after the bush white house, i think this is a democratic attemp...

Democrats who voted for gorsuch, i think youll see them stay pretty quiet until we get much closer. >> bill: schumer is saying this on screen deliberately selective request leaves out what may be the most important thing in kavanaughs record is white house staff secretary. what are republicans hiding in judge kavanaughs record. he worked in the bush white house for three years. >> this is a real interesting part of his career. he hasnt always been a judge. from 2003 to 2006 he was the staff secr...

Evidence of that. >> reporter: add to that a ballistics test confirmed the gun found under nicks bed was not the murder weapon. the spot on nicks jeans thought to be blood wasnt human blood at all. and now the arrests of these teenagers from wisconsin, two people clearly present at the crime scene, but never mentioned at all in any of matt livers hours and hours of police interviews. all this led julie bear to head over to the jail to ask matt livers face-to-face about these alleged accomplices,...

Discussed let alone the american people. and because the white house has refused to provide details of these agreements that the kremlin is claiming trump and putin struck, thats left an information vacuum that obviously moscow has been more than happy to fill. because the white house was back on its heels, on defense all week this week, that allowed russia to shape the narrative surrounding the meeting. the only thing the white house has been out front on have been negative. one is the potentia...

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