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Present on "the uss missouri" for the japanese surrender in world war ii. for young john mccain, entry into the naval academy was a foregone conclusion. as a naval cadet, he quickly established a reputation as a rebel and a party boy. >> we really did have the most enjoyable times, perhaps ive had in my life, that period in the naval academy when i ran around with a like-minded but perhaps not as assertive group of young men. he was very knowledgeable. well-read in history. he was a strong leade...

About. >> i remember thinking that john mccain has no idea what he just did. he just stood up against the darkest and ugliest forces in american politics. >> i knew that was the end of the campaign it was really a surrender to the inevitable by the man who is furthest thing from a quitter you can ever imagine >> the weeks leading up to the election, obama had what appeared to be an insurmountable lead >> i think it really became a change election on the heels of the wars and the economic collaps...

So the end of last week, through the weekend and the beginning of this week was impressionable for cohens side. cohen went into this week fully expecting to be arrested. he spent the weekend assuming that he would be arrested early this week. so that is where talks were over the weekend. now, people who are close cohen clammed up over the last couple of days and went silent. that, to me, was an indication that things were getting serious. that discussions were going to a new place. but this is a...

Tell us what you want to tell us. so the end of last week, through the weekend and the beginning of this week was impressionable for cohens side. cohen went into the week fully expecting to be arrested. he spent the weekend assuming that he would be arrested early this week. so that is where talks were over the weekend. now, people who are close cohen clammed up over the last couple of days and went silent. that, to me, was an indication that things were getting serious. that discussions were go...

Tell us what you want to tell us. so the end of last week, through the weekend and the beginning of this week was impressionable for cohens side. cohen went into the week fully expecting to be arrested. he spent the weekend assuming that he would be arrested early this week. so that is where talks were over the weekend. now, people who are close cohen clammed up over the last couple of days and went silent. that, to me, was an indication that things were getting serious. that discussions were go...

Exceptions to that rule. you know where the exception is? look at the manafort trial and rick gates. gate indicted along with manafort and cut his deal post-indictment. they wanted to put pressure on him and thats how they did it by inditding him. that could be going on here, too. >> i think we are getting -- theyre getting in my ear. shimon? you are the one that broke the news that cohen is in fbi custody. what do you have now? >> right. he is with the fbi now. hes greeted there at the fbi. by ...

Like paul said. we were all assuming and certainly michael cohen gave every indication that he was ready, willing and able to cooperate. but typical course would have been cooperation prior. hes going to say exactly -- al aloecute and the crimes hes guilty of. they charge you with every single crime they can. its kind of a confusing to call it a plea deal. theres no deal involved. its just pleading to the crimes -- >> pleading guilt. >> correct. pleading guilty. so the deal aspect connotes a coo...

You appear in front of a federal judge. >> is that happening now? >> yes. surrendering to the fbi, theyre doing preliminary processing. >> okay. >> now, if you have a deal worked out with prosecutors, you can usually set this up so youre doing this surrender, the first thing in the morning. you know? might get there at 8:00, 8:30 when the office opens to make sure its all done before -- so you can get the arraignment done in the same court day and doesnt have to stay in jail overnight. i dont kn...

We want to get the crowd involved in it, and we want to bring back the best fighters in the world. the ufc was being marketed as a super violent sport, that you could watch somebody possibly get killed, um, they were gouging people, they were-- what do you call it? fish hooking people with their mouths and ripping their mouths open. charles gibson: each match will run until there is a designated winner by means of knock-out, surrender, doctors intervention, or death. was that why it was failing?...

We want to get the crowd involved in it, and we want to bring back the best fighters in the world. the ufc was being marketed as a super violent sport, that you could watch somebody possibly get killed, um, they were gouging people, they were-- what do you call it? fish hooking people with their mouths and ripping their mouths open. charles gibson: each match will run until there is a designated winner by means of knock-out, surrender, doctors intervention, or death. was that why it was failing?...