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that's so striking to hear him say i've had the most wonderful life when you think he spent 5 1/2 years of it as a pow in a camp being tortured and caught. >> there's so many ways his life say remarkable life, even with the pain, of course are of being a prisoner and tortured. >> that's what i mean. it's almost as though not that he appreciated it, but on the other side of it, he grew so much and learned so much and appreciated so much. and tributes, i think, just in part because of that are pouring in for the senator. >> in his adoptive state of arizona flags were lowered to half staff yesterday. he represented the state of washington, d.c., first in the house of representatives and then in the senate for more than 30 years. a remarkable number. let's go to stephanie elam. she's in sedona, arizona. she's outside john mccain's ranch. good morning to your. the family has been throughout all of this very open and says senator mccain about the illness he faced. so we knew this was coming but
time. it is beginning to look like book banning to me. and remember, if you have your own hit or miss be sure to tweet us at @jeronfnc. that is it for this week's show.thank you to my panel and thank you all for watching. i am paul gigot. hope to see you right here next week. >> we begin a new hour with the fox news alert.a nationwide protest, thousands of people from coast-to-coast participate in what they are calling a families belong together day of action. they are taking aim at the trump administration zero-tolerance program for immigration. hello everyone. welcome to another fresh hour of "americas news headquarters". i met henry. he just saw the state of washington d.c.. this is a look at other cities all around the nation. protesters calling for the reunification of children that have been separated from their parents at the southern border. as the president says, the process is already underway. >> we need to come together
take a listen to this. >> there are those that claim illegal immigrants, this, too, is false. the reforms -- the reforms i'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally. >> you lie! >> so, do you think any democrats might speak out in the president's speech given just how toxic this state of washington, d.c. is right now? >> they'd be poorly advised to. you never know what will happen. that moment didn't make joe wilson look like a leader of the future. >> right. so let me ask you this. we know that joe kennedy expected to give the rebuttal to the state of the union. what do we expect to hear from the democrats to count ter message of president trump to tout which is mostly on the economic front, i sag the stock market is doing great, jobs in the u.s. what do you think democrats say in response?
once more than in duck and cover mode. on the verge of the inauguration, a time of stately ritual and tradition in a city baked in ritual and trarks, rit cal and trarks are out the window. donald trump is operating on an utterly new, unique, and freaky frequency. closed doors confabs in mahogany. and marble rooms with brass spittoons. >> let's go now to david ignati ignatius. >> waiting for the creature? >> does that describe the middle state of washington, d.c.? there is a vertigo in washington a free-fall i see all around me.
them and they saying sour grapes. >> i would say the party has to move forward and the election is over and i think -- heather: will they be able to do that though or the next time around will they focus on the demographics that they did this time around, women and minority. >> the democratic won two of the last eight years, this time around president-elect trump won, we have things we need to work on with our party to get the working voters to believe that we are good for the economy. the truth is that this election wasn't about policy, it was much more of a popularity vote and at the end of the day, those people who came out and those various states were the secretary needed decided to vote for trump. i wish we go back to talking policy about the economy. heather: it's not just a popular vote. it was a matter of policies not working in washington right now. the entire, you know, state of washington, d.c. not working and
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to about that. >> when we talk about the state of washington d.c. right now and there is such gridlock going on, do you think there are more straight allies now? >> absolutely. and we continue to grow our numbers with members on both sides of the aisle committed to equality. the culture has moved so much and politicians are playing a catch up game. in districts çacross the the country, it is an asset to be pro-equality. >> the register had an intervoo with bauchmann saying her point of view on gays saying they can get married if they marry the opposite sex, basically. do you see her position and other positions like that held by other people of power there in washington dc as the biggest
town. is it someone or a group of folks from your town? >> well, there was a report out yesterday that it was a group of business owners from the twin cities area that want to remain anonymous. >> you know, you've got some people, mayor, saying is this a joke or is it a real statement about the state of washington, d.c.? again, you say this the real thing. this is a real message that people in d.c. need to hear. >> well, they need to hear it. our spending is atrocious, you know. when kids are born these days, we give them pink and blue hats. i think we should start having a moratorium that we give them pink and blue shovels when they leave the nursery, because the debt we're putting on them, they are going to have to be doing a lot of digging to get out from underneath it. >> obviously people say the spending craze started eight years when the man on that