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It just is somebody that was so unique. I dont know what really shaped him. I dont know if it was his father, i dont know if it was the time. You didnt want to spend a lot of time talking about being in the hanoi hilton. He didnt want to talk too much about that. He just had a very quiet pride and a great humility and great sense of humor. A great determination. And great strength. You may have read all of the statements coming from former president s. But if thats any indication ive person that...

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African-american citizen to dine at the white house was taken as an outrage and an insult in many quarters. today, hes a world away from the cruel and prideful bigotry of that time, and good riddance. i cant wish my opponent luck, but i do wish him well. [ applause ] >> kevin mclaughlin, where -- where is that in our politics today? where is it? we watched how republicans reacted after charlottesville. its so far. >> yeah. >> from what john mccain did right there. >> yeah. you know, i think its ...

I dont want it getting out of this room, but my opponent is an impressive fellow in many ways. political opponents can have a little trouble seeing the best in each other. but ive had a few glimpses of this man at his best. and i admire his great skill, energy, and determination. its not for nothing that hes inspired so many folks in his own party and beyond. senator obama talks about making h history, and hes made quite a bit of it already. there was a time when the mere invitation of an africa...

Quarters. today, hes a world away from the cruel and prideful bigotry of that time, and good riddance. i cant wish my opponent luck but i do wish him well. >> kevin mclaughlin, where is that in our politics today? where is it? we watched how republicans reacted after charlottesville. its so far. >> yeah. >> from what john mccain did right there. >> yeah. you know, i think its been a long slog to get to where we are right now. to see him talk and think about 2008, i was in the mccain campaign in ...

At the white house was taken as an outrage and an insult in many quarters. today, hes a world away from the cruel and prideful bigotry of that time, and good riddance. i cant wish my opponent luck, but i do wish him well. [ applause ] >> kevin mclaughlin, where -- where is that in our politics today? where is it? we watched how republicans reacted after charlottesville. its so far. >> yeah. >> from what john mccain did right there. >> yeah. you know, i think its been a long slog to get to where ...

Barack obama by his competitor, john mccain. >> i dont want it getting out of this room that my opponent is an impressive fellow in many ways. political opponents have a little trouble seeing the best in each other, but ive had a few grimses of this man at his best and i admire his great skill, energy and determination. its not for nothing that hes inspired so many folks in his own party and beyond. senator obama talking about making history. and hes made quite a bist of it already. there was a ...

That time, and good riddance. i cant wish my opponent luck, but i do wish him well. >> andrea, i think what a lot of people will miss about politics and the way it used to be is that as nasty as campaigns could be -- that was during the 2008 campaign. >> just before the election. >> you still had people have a fundamental respect for one another that carried over after the election was over. >> >> exactly. and while john mccain worked with george w. bush on the surge with general petraeus and ov...

Determination. its not for nothing that hes inspired so many folks in his own party and beyond. senator obama talks about making history, and hes made quite a bit of it already. there was a time when the mere invitation of an african-american citizen to dine at the white house was taken as an outrage and an insult in many quarters. today is a world away from the crude and prideful bigotry of that time, and good riddance. i cant wish my opponent luck, but i do wish him well. >> well, put that in ...

Flint. the citys mayor will join me a little bit later in the show. but as we go to break, weve been talking about the state of statesmen in america. it was nine years ago nearly to the day that john mccain spoke at the al smith dinner in new york. down in the polls, he was running for president at the time, he left the crowd in tears of laughter and said this to the man who would eventually win the white house. >> in the military they work pretty hard to impress the chain of command on your w...