Page 36 - John Kyle News Today

Guy. youre gonna hear so much from all the traveling that he did and he just took so many people around the world and gave them exposure and tried to teach them that we are the best in america when we stand together with those that share our values. >> such a great note to leave that. thank you governor john kasich for joining us and sharing your thoughts and memories about john mccain, a man who has made such a deep mark on this world. joining us now to continue this conversation is another man...

Nation. >> no, that is very true. i will say that -- well, a lot of people remember them for different things but in the long run historians will recognize that his primary legacy was the united states was as a leader in international relations, particularly related to american national security interest. i dont think there was anybody, including secretary of state, who do more for leaders and would bend to more foreign places and you had better instincts about what us policy should be. in order...

Service. what i like to look at for many of our leaders and a look at this present time, as well, how they are family first. the one thing about john mccain, he always stood up for his family and stood up for his country. thats what leadership is all about. john: he was a hero as well as a patriot. eric beach, thank you. >> thank you for having me. john: joining us now on the phone, former arizona senator john kyle, served in the senate alongside other mccain from 1995 until 2013. senator kyle, ...

In order to protect american national security interests than john mccain. i think, again, history records all of this that will be his legacy. john: john kyle, former senator, fellow republican in the state of arizona who served with john mccain thank you very much, senator. >> thank you very much. john: john mccain passed away about four hours ago. we knew the end was coming when you straight we were told he would forgo any more treatment for the aggressive brain cancer that he was diagnosed w...

John: grant woods, thank you for joining us. he was chief of staff for john mccain when he was a congressm congressman, also attorney general in arizona for eight years in the 90s but grant, to give her much. >> okay. thank you. john: it was just a little over three hours ago that the longtime senator from arizona, john mccain, left this world. 4:28 arizona time he died at his home in his beloved sedona, arizona. alecia kania is joining us and shes outside the arizona state house. alecia. report...

John mccain had about 46% but it was a lively campaign and based very much on the issues of the time. >> it was. i also dont think we should be represented by a presidential campaign. john: right. >> look at the entire body of work and of course, his military service. what i like to look at for many of our leaders and a look at this present time, as well, how they are family first. the one thing about john mccain, he always stood up for his family and stood up for his country. thats what leaders...

Dignity, honor, and integrity. something that we really need very much in politics and bipartisanship. >> you are a big part of the confirmation process for neil gorsuch. now we have brett cavanaughs confirmation coming up next week. if i could, what are your expectations for that and timing of a replacement for mccain seat is going to be crucial. >> it is. i think this is an excellent nomination by the president. i will expect he will be confirmed before the election. tremendously qualified b...

Representation of all people of the united states on the most critical and international issues. john had the experience to do that in the instincts to make the right decisions. i hope whoever the governor points can work in that vein. >> sandra: i know you will be heading to washington soon for the nomination of brett cavanaugh. his confirmation and senator kyle we appreciate your time and thank you for coming on the program this morning. >> thank you, very much. >> sandra: our sunday panel wil...

Hes been discussed as a possible replacement. thank you for coming on. you join us by phone. could you share with us your thoughts this morning. senator mccain was a man you worked closely with for many years. >> thats right. the lead in to your comments or your interview with senator ayotte included the comment, living life in the moment. johns entire approach to life was that we want to get the most out of the time we have here, so lets dig in and get going. in his case, pointed him toward p...

Generation? >> i think you wanted to do two things. first, by his example the way he conducted himself to show that that was the proper way to represent the united states. secondly, to dig into the issues and all of these different places. i firmly believe that his legacy will be his commitment to contributions to the national security of the united states. that is where i think he made the most difference. im sure there are people all over the world today that are joining in the morning of his ...