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chip off the old mccain block. we created this side-by-side, a short piece of video. put it up on the screen. here's kiryrsten sinema, thumbs down on minimum wage. there's john mccain, you know, theatrically thumbs down on repeal and replacement of obamacare. do you see some similarities between the two of them? >> it's self-conscious. yeah, absolutely. and you know, the similarities may not be all positive for sinema because you'll recall that mccain, after being his party's presidential nominee in 2008, faced a real primary challenge in 2010 and then mccain had to move to the right to head off that. he disappointed a lot of his friends in the media and progressive politics, especially on his change of tune on immigration. so, you know, mccain has covered the campaign in 2008. we saw him sort of modulate some of his 2000 positions, but the analogy to mccain doesn't necessarily mean that she's always going to be in the center
white house's recalcitrance all the more striking. it stands out the president, who has time to watch "saturday night live" and sending out insults to senator mccain doesn't have time to comply with a request from the u.s. congress. we have constitutional oversight duty. when we ask for documents, they have to be turned over. nobody is above the law. prior presidents have complied. prior administrations have complied. we're not going to stand for the president not turning over documents that have been lawf lawfully requested. >> president trump seemed to reverse course telling reporters he would like robert mueller's report to be made public. are you encouraged by the rhetoric coming from the president on this day? >> i think he said pending the approval of the attorney general. >> i will read to you what he
trump realizes he sounds defensive and he is afraid and running from something. he will say things like, i don't care. it doesn't bother me when it does. i don't think it's any evidence of anything that might happen in the future. >> it's not the bottom line by any means. you have this new book that's just out. you write about how important it is for the public to have faith in the judicial system. if you were in the shoes of the new attorney general bill barr -- i know you are not -- would you take public sentiment into account when making critical decisions about what to release from the mueller report? >> i think it's a complicated question. you have to be very careful. i think you don't want to take public perception and public sentiment into account when you are deciding something that's prescribed by statute or some principal of the justice department or policy. just because a lot of people want to see something, if it would unduly harm the rights of some individual who doesn't
president trump, that he defied republicans and he voted against the obamacare repeal bill. actually, we don't have that. but you'll rather this is the moment, the thumb down. he said no. and that is something that -- that is something that the president even this past weekend did not let him live down. >> no, the president does not let bygones be bygones very well and does not seem to have the -- is not giving mccain is pass on that even though he is in the health situation that he is. mccain has defied the president on that vote on the health care bill, he defied him by pushing through you a health care package that up ended everything the president was trying to do, he called him out on his stance on russian interference and sanctions. mccain doesn't pull punches with any president really and the fact that trump is the president of his own party, you know, hasn't deterred him at all. and trump does not take kindly
this. >> what is mcconnell going to offer them that the conservatives who have been pushing this -- >> not for an offer, they want to destroy obamacare. >> the senate was the one putting the mandates in this bill to repeal the mandates. so i don't know what the -- what mcconnell or any republican senators are going to offer a mansion and others. >> i love personal politics. mccain doesn't like this president, flake doesn't like this president, corker doesn't like him. will those three guys go over to vote the tax bill to make themselves look good. would they keep the love affair with their contributors than their anger against the president? >> i think it will be tough mccain to vote for this, after standing up before and refusing. >> you're romantic. kimberly, you're a romantic. hatred is good. i'm kidding. go ahead. >> i think, look, bob corker voted for this in the budget committee. they're going to come together on the deficit.
people in the end. the real problem are the wild cards, the john mccains, who have proven impervious. >> we have a graphic we can put up. you mentioned mccain. johnson, daines, collins, corker. who do you see as a big deal? >> johnson is worried about small businesses taxed at an individual rate, sounds like they're dealing with that. susan collins and mccain are big wild cards because of people being hurt by higher premiums. mccain doesn't like the process. he is someone you cannot predict at this point. if he doesn't like the process and they're jamming it through he'll just vote no. we saw that on health care. >> if you sincerely care about the deficit and the data, this bill ain't for you. it's a total contradiction to those principles. that's why senator corker and james lankford are given a
standing up to the president. >> i mean, mccain was pretty sharp in a critique of a lot of what donald trump stands for. and, you know, political arguments. does this go beyond a political argument, mary catherine? >> you're right that mccain doesn't care and, frankly, once someone calls you an unsatisfactory p.o.w., you can say whatever you want after that. but look, i do think there's a part of his speech where he talked about it being unpatriotic to ascribe to this half-baked nationalism, as he called it. i'm probably closer to mccain than to trump. but there's a whole part of this country including democrats who crossed over to vote for trump who are on board with that because of the failures of the interventionism of the past which mccain is in support of. i think there is a political dynamic there he should be aware of. he's in arizona and running again anyway. but this is a dynamic that he is sort of ignoring. and i think using the word
>> people have to be careful because at some point i fight back. i'm being very nice. i'm being very, very nice. but at some point i fight back and it won't be pretty. >> senator mccain says he's faced far greater challenges than that. >> really, the president fights back sometimes. that's really news worthy. d it's not even fighting back, it's attacking people. i do think that this is not something that's going to be intimidating. he's at a point where i don't think he is going to have any problem standing up to the president. >> mccain was sharp in the critique. does this go beyond a political argument, mary catherine? >> you're right that mccain doesn't care and, frankly, once