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To be like him. the thing i liked most about him as a human being was he was in touch with his shortcomings and very open about them. while he was his heavyweight, respected, seen as a head of state around the world, he still could touch, you know, the average american person because he was open and honest about his shortcomings and failures and there was an amazing quality. >> one moment in that time, too, karen, was the keating 5 scandal which he later reflected on as one of his worst moment. >> that's right. this was during the savings and loan crisis back in 1989. senator mccain and four d...

On behalf of a donor, charles keating. john mccain said, was so horrified, at his own behavior even though of the keating 5, he got the least, you know, serious admonishment from the senate. but he said this is going to be on my tombstone, but it was from that that he really decided to pick up with russ feingold and for seven years, it took them to get campaign finance reform through. so it was just so typical of the way john mccain would handle his own shortcomings and in this case it was a lapse of judgement. >> yeah. another sort of correction he made to himself, jake, was the issue of the ...

I love what she stood for. she inspired generations. >> aretha frankly comes along only once in. isn't that true? alisyn is off, erica hill joins me, who will be next. president trump plans to revoke the secure clearances of more former national security officials. john brennan was the first target because the president said of his involvement in launching the russian investigation that he could expand that list. and blasting the president's decision as an attempt to stifle free speech. in another blistering admonishment, the man that oversaw the osama bin laden

During the hours-long delay, the judge reminded jurors not to discuss the case with anyone else and to keep an open mind because manafort is presumed innocent until proven guilty. perhaps it was a juror issue, we don't know. when court finally resumed, prosecutors moved on to the next witness, the vice president of a bank that lent manafort $16 million. the witness testified how manafort secured oddly quick approval of loans with direct involvement from the bank's ceo, who wanted a role in the trump administration. prosecutors had shown jurors an e-mail from manafort trying to push the ceo to ...

By the letters, chs. confidential human source. now, the trove of documents detail reports of payments to steele, mostly redacted. you can see there, that's a lot of white space. there are two exceptions. the final page is information from a document, from february 2016. of course, that's long before the russia probe began. it says steele was, quote, verbally admonished by the fbi and that steele acknowledged the admonishment and even signed a document noting it. now, from this excerpt, which obviously is tantalizing, we don't have the wider context of why. the other item comes from page two o...