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Four-star admiral. they were gone a lot. his mother, really, she was the heart and soul of the family p but the values of the father and grandfather, mean a lot to him. so when john talk to a about the military, he does so with a reverence. when he visits the troops, he feels compelled not to let them down. there is a part of john mccain that to this day is driven by not letting people down. it is my job to take care of these men and women. i think that his father and grandfather instilled in hi...

Tarnish someone who had -- or to try to tarnish someone who had served their country and gone through that kind of ordeal. but i do remember talking to democrats throughout that presidential campaign and over and over again even when it got pretty nasty toward the end people did have real respect and reverence for his service to the country which of course was a deeply instilled principle within his family. and the way that he had supported service members, you know, he was constantly going over...

He was on the attack when he was captured and then brutally treated for all those years and he was a hero. >> and michael bern loss, military heroism used to be one of the -- if not a prerequisite for service, it was a great precursor to political success. you think of dwight eisenhower and the greats that came along politically. >> euleulysses grant. >> people that have great reverence for the military. the fact that that was disrespected i think was painful. >> i think it should have been. you...

>> thats right, richard. its going to be odd to walk around the halls and not see the ubiquitous presence of john mccain. an irascible temper, but just as quick to warmly greet you and tell you what you need to know or at least do his best to answer your questions as a reporter. nothing but reverence coming from all around the world with some notable exceptions. you mentioned some of the preparations that are under way. we saw that john mccain and is accompanied by his family. his remains travel...

A bullet will have fun i worked in union or day theres a ninety five days when im at work and. t.n.t. and how far she is you know sometimes labor youre really no bully the taco extravert underground types all that it looks good on a plate. its not exactly following for my kids to be coal miners thats reverence for compilers you could ever work now in the water out of the mud however there should be it was a there at scotlands a scale very low. just one on our rock in the mountains can kill you i...

The president of the united states -- josh gurstein writes for politico, one of my reptorial mentors, if you will, writes, its not a matter of if the president will pardon paul manafort, but a matter of when. do you feel like thats the signal being sent by the president? >> i absolutely agree with that. i think it could happen at any moment. the president has shown, he does not need any paper or any decision-making process for it. it could happen at 1:00 a.m. in the morning with a tweet. so i th...

Getting away with things that would have buried any other president any other politician ten times and its over how he does it i think is something of a political miracle but you know legally the facts of the evidence are really starting to build up against him now ultimately i guess one of the big questions are we going to have a legal solution or are we going to have a political affiliation yesterday what we saw were that in the united states there is there is rule of law are there is there is...

Rise of -- i think there was a book called "the rise of the analog," which talks about human beings falling in love again with the imperfect. a beautifully tailored suit will now often have a line which is actually quite imperfect. >> deliberately. >> to emphasize this is not machine-made. >> to remind people. my wife is japanese, i go to japan and korea a lot. in those two countries uniquely, they award to usually elderly people who have spent their lives working with wood or ceramics or lacque...

But then robots have to be made as well. maybe we have reached our limits. >> what does it mean when everything is so precise and sharp. what im struck of is the rise of the analog, talking about humans falling in love with the a beautifully tailored suit will often have a line which is actually quite imperfect. deliberately to emphasize this is not machine made. >> to remind people. i mean, i mentioned my wife is japanese. i go to japan and korea a lot. in those two countries uniquely, they awa...

Reminders of just what happened to so many of us in this country. >> did you -- mitch landrieu, when he was the mayor of new orleans and caught all sorts of hell when he removed, i think, three statues and one monument there in the crescent city gave an incredible speech about history and the myth of the lost cause and how this reverence for this lost cause has blinded people to history. youre going down into southern states are people from -- from what you saw, are people still blinded by histo...