john mccain, undecided 2016 voter, an exclusive interview. republican senator john mccain sitting down for an interview with the lefty smart kid of the new republic would be news in and of itself. check out what he says. the magazine asked him about the painful budget cuts forced by republicans in congress. the ones that were never supposed to happen. john mccain voted for those cuts which were supposed to scare congress into reaching an agreement, so they would never actually take place. were you surprised that republicans allowed sques drags? senator mccain, it is the worst vote i have cast in many years. senator mccain talking to a liberal magazine, openly regretting his vote, i think for good reason. because today we got a report on the american economy, and the good news is that the economy is growing, it's just not growing very fast. part of why this bar is so short is the budget cuts john mccain supported then and regrets now. without those cuts, the american economy would look more like this, with more jobs and more money to go around

immigration and that's because john mccain can count. every reasonable republican understands if they don't move on immigration, it's a political disaster. unfortunately, reasonable republicans are not anywhere near a majority in the house. >> let me ask you about that, it does feel to me like, i love that part of what the president is doing here is saying, you got an answer to this, go ahead and try. it also seems that the president's real challenge has been with these house republicans who won't even get in line with their own party leadership. does working with an elder like senator mccain make any difference in that kind of environment? >> unfortunately, probably not. by the way, we did get the confirmation tonight. and i think that's important. although, there's one set of confirmations that's quite critical. the circuit court of appeals for the district of columbia, is the place where appeals from all regulations go, and there was a republican majority in that court, obama has been trying to get three people nominated which would m

now you have john mccain over there. i want to play for you something the president said because it's interesting. it's possible that mccain is sort of moving up into playing the role that wendall wilkey once played for fdr. take a listen. >> you had that lovers' quarrel for a while. now you're best friends. what happened? >> that's how a classic romantic comedy goes, right? you know, initially you're not getting along and you keep on bumping into each other. he deserves credit for being somebody who's willing to go against the grain of his own party sometimes. it's probably not good for me to compliment him on television. >> perry, who's that relationship working for? >> i think if you look at the context of it, in 2009 and 2010, john mccain criticized barack obama a lot. but john mccain in 2010 had to run for re-eleion. he had to worry about making sure he appealed to tea party folks and didn't lose a primary. now you're seeing the traditional john mccain. the thing about john mccain is not whether he's moderate or con

now you have john mccain over there. i want to play for you something the president said because it's interesting. it's possible that mccain is sort of moving up into playing the role that wendall wilkey once played for fdr. take a listen. >> you had that lovers' quarrel for a while. now you're best friends. what happened? >> that's how a classic romantic comedy goes, right? you know, initially you're not getting along and you keep on bumping into each other. he deserves credit for being somebody who's willing to go against the grain of his own party sometimes. it's probably not good for me to compliment him on television. >> perry, who's that relationship working for? >> i think if you look at the context of it, in 2009 and 2010, john mccain criticized barack obama a lot. but john mccain in 2010 had to run for re-election. he had to worry about making sure he appealed to tea party folks and didn't lose a primary. now you're seeing the traditional john mccain. the thing about john mccain is not whether he's moderate or c

[laughter] >> is john mccain a new close ally of the senate? >> john mccain is john mccain. i have known him. we will sometimes be shouting at each other. five minutes later we're walking arm in arm down the halls. i'll tell you one thing about if he disagrees with you, he has no hesitation to tell you. sometimes very emphatically. president and for reaching out. i give john credit. they have areas they disagree with. they say, let's work on the things we agree on. i've been here with democratic and republican presidents. i try to work with each one of them on things. label?es about the party do what is best. , thank you fory being with us. we continue the conversation with phil mattingly, who covers bloomberg news. what news did he make today? >> i was interested to hear him talk about the gun legislation that failed on the floor in april. obama and other leading democrats believed it is round one. it's sort of dropped from the radar as immigration came back up.today we heard from the chairman of the judiciary committee,he does not think it is going to come back. that has n

republicans wednesday gramm and john mccain sent by president obama. they have been talking to , at this is what john mccain had to say. >> we have also said that the circumstances of the former government's removal, we have not come to egypt to dwell on the past. democracy is the only viable path to a lasting stability, national reconciliation and sustainable economic growth. and the return of investment and tourism in egypt. >> to an asia is bracing itself for protests later this tuesday. they're calling for the islamists led government to go. turmoil has mounted in recent months since the assassination of two opposition politicians. >> to killings that have struck at the heart of the opposition. shot dead outside his home, a political assassination. they prompted rallies calling for the resignation for the radical less. .hey were elected to years ago the ruling party will organize its own demonstrations in support of the efforts. it drew tens of thousands of people. the party leader says it is undemocratic and hampering their search. if they insist

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we talk about it all with john mccain on "fox news sunday." not just the nsa but also al qaeda and the president's talk of al qaeda being on the run. mccain very critical of the president on that. says that he feels that our policy is in retreat in the middle east and at the same time that he says al qaeda, while it has been diminished in pakistan, it is resurgent in a lot of the world. especially in yemen. and he sees that as kind of a bad thing that we're pulling back and al qaeda is helping to fill the vacuum. of course, one of the places he's especially critical of this president is syria where he feels that the president is at least two years late in terms of trying to step in, stop the slaughter, and depose the brutal dictator there, bashar assad. >> mr. mccain has actually gone to syria, that with members of the free syrian party. what does he expect will happen when the president gets back from vacation on all these issues? >> well, i'm not sure he expects a lot of difference. i mean, it's not like, you know, the president has made his

. >> is john mccain a new close ally of the senate? >> john mccain is john mccain. i have known him. we will sometimes be shouting at each other. five minutes later we're walking arm in arm down the halls. i'll tell you one thing about john. -- if disagrees with you you disagree was with you, he has no hesitation to tell you. i get the president credit for reaching out. there are areas i disagree with. that is the way we used to do. i have been here with democratic and republican presidents. they disagree. who cares about what is best? >> thanks for being with us. >> thank you. we will continue the conversation. did he make today? >> i was interested to hear him talk about the gun legislation .hat failed on the senate floor president obama and other leading democrats believed that this is just round one and they would be coming back. the sort of dropped from radar as immigration came back up. he does not think it is going to come back. that has now closed. that henteresting to me seemed to indicate that michael bloomberg may be heard the debate more than he held. he

are you concerned about senator john mccain? >> i am always concerned about dealmaking for the sake of dealmaking. if one party says here is what i stand for and another says here is what i stand for and in the process you have to say how do we get something done? that is different from saying it is really cool to get some people in the room and let's try to negotiate something. sometimes you look at what senator mccain has done. he has had great accomplishments. he has had a heroic path for the country. other times there is an gangs for theut sake of gangs. ,> this is a little broad hypothetical. for those people who are watching, if someone out there and the audience happens to be a conservative who has substantial financial means to give money to some group in washington and they have not done so before, why would they get it to you incident the club for growth or americans for tax reform or some other organization? why is yours the one they should beginning their money too. >> there are a lot of good groups out there. they'r

the bottom line is, john mccain -- lou: a lot of democrats. just exactly. >> and my sense, the infamous trio, the former senator from connecticut, joe lieberman. i think they're being used. they don't represent anything. they can't represent the administration and are being used as a trojan horse. it irritates me to know wind. lou: we pointed out on this broadcast las week, it's a strange thing. mccain's legacy is associated with partnership with democratic legislation, whether it's mccain fine gold or fine gold mccain. whether it is kennedy mccain or mccain kennedy. mccain lieberman. the list goes on. now mccain warned. there is just, it seems, no lost opportunity on the part of this man to associate himself with the administration, the democratic party. it is a career long peculiarity. >> john mccain the maverick rises again. lou: nothing very maverick about a person that -- >> you wants to be front and center in any kind of action and is willing to betray his own party. >> i just wish the democratic party were saddled with their own john mc

i'll ask senator john mccain what he thinks the u.s. should do in syria right now. plus we have details of george zimmerman's request for court costs. he's asking the state of florida and the taxpayers there for hundreds of thousands of dollars. usual please. thank you very much. ok guys, i'm back. i need a template of a template. oh my gosh. i've never even seen this record, i've only read about it in books. yeah we can get some peanut...that is huge. please don't judge the amount of peanut butter we are getting. from prepaid to platinum, cashback and more membership has a card for every character. i'm carrie brownstein and i get to be whoever i want. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. because of a migraine. so they trust excedrin migraine to relieve pain fast. plus sensitivity to light, sound, even nausea. and it's #1 neurologist recommended. migraines are where excedrin excels. it's back to school time. and excedrin wants to make sure your child's school is equipped to help your child excel. purchase excedrin for a chance to win one of 5 $1

president obama and senator john mccain, has talked about how snowden has changed intelligence. >> i called for a thorough review of our surveillance operations. before mr. snowden made he's leaks. i don't think we would have gotten to the same place. and we would have done so without putting at risk, our national security. and vital ways to secure the country. there's americans that view mr. snowden as awhistleblower. there's some young people that believe he's some kind of jason bourne. >>> relations between the united states and russia are strained at best. and it goes all the way to the highest levels of government. president obama insists he doesn't dislike vladimir putin. but it's clear he's not too crazy about him, either. the president's remarks prompted a challenge from senator john mccain, who says the president should be doing more. >> i don't have a bad personal relationship with putin. when we have conversations, they're candid, they're blunt. often times, constructive. the president likes to focus on body language. he has that slouch, looking like the bored kid in the b

the bottom line is, john mccain -- lou: a lot of democrats. just exactly. >> and my sense, the infamous trio, the former senator from connecticut, joe lieberman. i think they're being used. they don't represent anything. they can't represent the administration and are being used as a trojan horse. it irritates me to know wind. lou: we pointed out on this broadcast last week, it's a strange thing. mccain's legacy is associated with partnership with democratic legislation, whether it's mccain fine gold or fine gold mccain. whether it is kennedy mccain or mccain kennedy. mccain lieberman. the list goes on. now mccain warned. there is just, it seems, no lost opportunity on the part of this man to associate himself with the administration, the democratic party. it is a career long peculiarity. >> john mccain the maverick rises again. lou: nothing very maverick about a person that -- >> you wants to be front and center in any kind of action and is willing to betray his own party. >> i just wish the democratic party were saddled with their own john m

senators john mccain and lindsey graham was here. a lot of foreign diplomats have been coming through cairo over the course of the last week to try and negotiate some agreement between the muslim brotherhood and the interim government. they have all left cairo, and that in the eyes of many people is an ominous sign that the government may now feel it has to move in and try to break up these protests. there is some indication that bo back door negotiations are taking place. so far, it looks like the ominous sign, at least, is that the military and police want to try and break up these protests at some point in the coming days. it is a major religious holiday here. some people anticipate it will happen in the days ahead. >> ayman, thank you very much. >>> still ahead, more tragedy for singer usher after his son nearly drowns in the family pool. the latest on the 5-year-old's condition and what happened and how it's all setting up a possible custody battle between the singer and his ex-wife. >>> plus, the widow of one of the elite firef

in an exclusive interview with cnn's "new day," john mccain says yes, and he says, it's time to act, to go in and help the rebels. >> these people are fighting for their lives and i know them. i've been in syria. yes, jihadists are flowing in from all over the place, but there's still a majority of people that we should support. where does this stop? when does the united states, with very little cost, stand up for these people and stop this horrific -- you can't look at those pictures without being deeply moved. are we going to just let that go on? in a matter of a couple of days, we're using standoff weapons, we could take out their runways, take out the 40 or 50 actircraf that they're using, which is dominating the battlefields and the towns in the cities and we can supply the right kind of weapons to the rebels to establish a no-fly zone by using moving patriot missiles up to the border. >> so, you know, he's not alone, because samantha power, the new u.s. ambassador to the united nations tweeted this. reports, devastating. hundreds dead in streets, including kids killed by chem w

the front runners from the republican race, reachuliani, do well. 27 percent of followed by john mccain who had 24 percent. connelly's aice, 19%. so wha does all of the 2016 talk me right now? as you can tell, it does not amount to must -- much. it is not rally that significant, but it can be cause when all of that premature prognosticating against it usually signifies the arms that. don't listen to this, mr. obama. onset of lame-duck status. the good news, even more time for a little golf. always so very helpful federal government. now the department of education is out with their report on school safety. and you will not believe what they're recommending is for students and teachers withhe shooter situation. what would you take to a gun fight? we take it up next. ♪ you tell us what you want to pay, and we give you a range of coverages to choose fr. who is she? that's flobot. she's this new robot we're trying out, mostly for, like, small stuff. wow! look at her go! e's pretty good. she's pretty good. he flobot, great job. oops. [ powers down ] uh-oh, flobot is broken. the "ne your pr

john mccain the master of the town hall. when he ran he was like looking forward to the town halls. >> kind of didn't go that well. >> in those campaigns. but, again, i think people are afraid. you have people who show up at the town halls who are from the far wings of the party, whether it's the left or the right. and they are there, not even so much, i think, for conversation often, but for confrontation. and that's something that i think elected officials don't want to see. i think it's a shame because this is what democracy is. they should be there. >> a lot of times not the people who are organically constituents and a lot of times they're organized by heritage action to just show up and give them a hard time. so, i can understand from these members of congress perspective that they don't want to be put in that position. i get that. something like that can go viral in an instant. but to your point of the other side of the coin of what we're seeing now, there is also a fear that increasingly they'll get push back from ob

. >> i see a bromance between you and john mccain. you had that quarrel for a while, and now you're best friends. >> that's how a classic romantic comedy goes, right? >> let's get right to our panel now. joining us is krystal ball, and abbey huntsman, also my cohost on "the cycle." welcome to you both. cri krystal, it was described as a softball interview. was it that softball? >> it was definitely not such a softball interview. actually, it was kwiequite nuzz. it covers trayvon martin and the economy to nsa, edward snowden. it was important because the president actually hasn't said a lot in public on some of those issues. and he obviously wants to use this format to talk to a lot of people who maybe aren't loyal msnbc or even fox news viewers who like this format and it's an easy way to connect with a broad section of america. >> right, abbey, the president's old pal, mitt romney, was also making an appearance last night. this was before the new hampshire republican committee, a much smaller room, perhaps. he did mention a, quote, g

is it me or do i see kind of a bromance with you and john mccain? i remember you had that lovers quarrel for a while, and now you're all best friends. >> that's how -- >> what happened? >> that's how a classic romantic comedy goes, right? you know, initially you're not getting along, and then you keep on bumping into each other. >> a student of the movies there. romantic comedy. imagine that. movie poster, barack obama and john mccain, there it is, starring in a bromantic comedy about two washington insiders who just can't get enough of each other. >>> finally, last night stephen colbert performed this summer's hit song "get lucky" and guess who made a guest appearance? henry kissinger. take a look. ♪ ♪ i'm up all night to get some ♪ i'm up all night to get lucky ♪ >> security. >> security. >>> anyway, up next, hillary, hillary, hillary. president obama's praising her, and the republicans are terrified of her. they should be. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. >>> we had a great time. she had that post-administration glow. >

my heart is with john mccain, but my head is with the president. we don't have anybody to align ourselves with in syria. there is no good actor. >> after 12 years on the job, fbi director robert mueller is stepping down. now he warns that americans are joining radicals. >> it has become a rallying point, and that is a tragedy. for the first year or so of the rebellion it was a spontaneous, nonsectarian revolt against the government. that was a time when the government was very weak and international intervention would have been decisive. at this point, the jihadis have from other places, and where they are dominant, it is very problematic to try to have an intervention. the best we can do is try to support those who are not and hope theysts will prevail over the government over rebels who are not so savory. >> president mubarak was released from jail. >> who do you line up with in egypt? they had just had an election. do we support the military? do we do the muslim brotherhood? could the military possibly open up some spots for the opposition so th

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. >> coming up, john mccain says he is ready to reinstitute law and order. the job he was called to do while congress is on recess. >> today the prosecution plans to call an expert witness in the nadal house san military trial. hassan is acting as his own lawyer, and has been mostly quiet in the courtroom. >> congress is on recess, but senator john mccain was still called into work. on jury duty. according to politicala he spent monday at an arizona courthouse before walking in, he worked he was there to do his civic duty for a change. and reinstitute law and order after a few hours he was as you can imagine given the all clear without getting picked. all right. >> you know he had been picked for jury duty, and i still haven't. >> they will call you tomorrow now. 4:57. >> and still ahead, the park service is already using sharp shooters to control the deer population. to find out where else in our area, the controversial technique could be used. we will be right back. [ wind howling ] [ female announcer ] it balances you... [ water crashing ] ...it fills you

. >> taking boots off the table, senator john mccain says air strikes are on option. what about that? >> limited air strikes, take away bashar's air superiority in attacks and it was two years ago that president obama called for the removal of bashar al assad and can john mccain with withering interests saying that the interest is at an all-time low. >>> two rockets fired north of the country landing in a border town. there is no report of any injuries and al jazz zero has confirmed the rocket were fired from lebanon. there are no claims for responsibility and right now there are no plans to retaliate. >>> domestic issues topping the president's agenda today. a speech to students at the university of buffalo, barack obama proposed a number of reforms with a series of speeches called a better bargain for the middle class. he says the administration wants to help students manage debt, bring down costs and create a new ranking system based on the value colleges offer students. >> i think we should rate colleges based on opportunity. are they helping students from all kin

. >> even john mccain, who suffered in vietnam has said that he doesn't believe that extended solitary confinement makes sense. >> i don't believe in solitary confinement is good either. but that's not the situation in california. it's torture. that would be the truth. solitary confinement would be torture. >> so you believe that solitary confinement, the way its used in some of the super max prisons in the country is torture? >> i haven't seen that myself, but i would say that as john mccain experienced it, in the prison cells in vietnam, that's torture, and i don't know for a fact that's what's happening in america. >> take it from me. making somebody live in a small confine of a space that's no larger than a car's parking space or small bathroom, that's torture. try it for 12 years. >> we have questions -- >> may i make a point about the suicides? they happen in cells, but ut individuals locked in those cells in pelican bay, if allowed interaction with other people would create a higher murder rate. rather than killing themselves, they kill other people, and that is why they're isol

john mccain is arguing they aren't clear and need to be more decisive. from a political standpoint in the congress, john mccain represents a minority of even his own party how they view the operation, whether we should even have a military action against syria and you have, unlike the bush presidency and unlike what we saw with republican party over a decade ago, you're seeing a republican party that is much more cautious and that is much less eager to support intervention in the middle east and you're seeing red war veterans, new york congressman chris gibson who is in a tough political district is outspoken against any intervention in syria. you're seeing john mccain and lindsey graham and the candidate in arkansas who are much more -- more -- argument for more active role but you see a much more prominent and vocal -- >> you're saying -- >> yeah, a division with both parties. john mccain, his view was majority of the republican party ten years ago. it's not so much at this point in time. >> rachel, your colleague jake sherman at politico talking about

the front runners from the republican race, reach guliani, do well. 27 percent of followed by john mccain who had 24 percent. connelly's a rice, 19%. so what does all of the 2016 talk me right now? as you can tell, it does not amount to must -- much. it is not really that significant, but it can be because when all of that premature prognosticating against it usually signifies the arms that. don't listen to this, mr. obama. onset of lame-duck status. the good news, even more time for a little golf. always so very helpful federal government. now the department of education is out with their report on school safety. and you will not believe what they're recommending is for students and teachers with the shooter situation. what would you take to a gun fight? we take it up next. ♪ this man is about toe the millionth customer. would you mind if i go ahead of you? instead we had someone go ahead of him and win fiy thousand dollars. congratulations you are our one llionth customer. nobody likes to miss out. that's why ally treats all their customers the same. whether you're the first or the mi

kristen, as we hear senator john mccain talking about diminished credibility of the u.s. while he is in south korea, that it take into heavy account the president has not determined whether act -- or what action that the administration wants to take, but military action is something that seems to be a foregone conclusion. >> reporter: it seems to be at this point, thomas. i can tell you that things are moving quickly here. there were a series of high level meetings at the white house throughout the weekend, president obama met with his national security team on saturday. among the options under consideration limited air strikes which would include anything from using cruise missiles, from navy destroyers which are currently in the mediterranean, to possibly air strikes. just to be clear about that, thomas, the idea is not to take out assad, but to weaken or to destroy his military capability. that is the thinking at this hour. as you point out, pressure is really mounting from capitol hill for this administration to take some sort of action, really from both sides of the

on another thing happens in 2014, the russian olympics. >> senator john mccain said that he and the president have a relationship like i love lucy. how has the relationship evolved since the 2008 campaign? >> when you look at sequestration and to some extent the budget battle that we have right around the corner. john mccain has been a republican that democrats have been able to work with in some regards. >> anthony weiner was behaving a little bit strangely during a campaign event yesterday. are these signs of a fraying campaign? >> it's like how much worse could it get? you know, i think that for anthony weiner, the question becomes can he at least have some sort of strong showing in the election, but i mean, it's not really looking good for anthony weiner. >> that's an understatement. >>> bill karins and betty nguyen will be back for first buzz. >>> and this weekend at the box office, matt damon's post apocalypse action flick elysium will hit the box office. and more kids fare is coming with percy jackson. america is the only country i have ever known. senior year of high school,

. >> speaking of boys on the playground, no boy is having more fun on the playground than john mccain. >> i don't quite get that. zipping around the world, invading everybody's authority. but, you know, snowden has done some real message which the chinese and ryu shabs go. how we go about intelligence gather and obviously there's the opportunity to humiliate the president, which putin loves. >> k.t. mcfarland, always good to hear from you. >> thank you. >> our always helpful federal government. now the government out with an education on the report of safety. you don't recommend what teachers do with a shooter situation. what would you take to a gun fight? >>> the department of education today released a 67-page report on emergency planning for the nation's schools. the report contains, frankly, absolutely ridiculous advice on,000 defend against a school shooter. we're going to tell you all about it. the agency saying there are three basic options for students and teachers that allow them to manage an active shooter situation as they put it. run away from the shooter is one option. hi

when john mccain talks about politics. a lot of people came in illegally. there are lots of people doing all the right things, standing in line. why should we give a pathway to people doing it illegally when there are people trying to do it legally? others think a bill based on promises about what the government is going to do don't trust the government, which is a reasonable position to have. the problem is when the conversation take place on the political plane, it's not speaking to the people who are thinking in terms of a philosophical view -- gwen: so the senator ted cruz's and mike lees of the world who are pushing back, the white house says to them what? they're becoming like a house? >> i think they do. in mike's case he didn't come from the house but you have a dynamic in the senate where a lot of the republican senators now are people who came from the house and one office there in first the gingrich revolution and the subsequent more conservative waves of the house and they are bringing the waves of the house to the senate. not that the senate co

is it me or do i see kind of a bromance with you and john mccain? i remember you had that lovers quarrel for a while, and now you're all best friends. >> that's how -- >> what happened? >> that's how a classic romantic comedy goes, right? you know, initially you're not getting along, and then you keep on bumping into each other. >> a student of the movies there. romantic comedy. imagine that. movie poster, barack obama and john mccain, there it is, starring in a bromantic comedy about two washington insiders who just can't get enough of each other. >> finally, last night, steve colbert performed this summer's hit song "get lucky" and guess who made a guest appearance? henry kissinger. take a look. ♪ >> security. >> security. anyway, up next, hillary, hillary, hillary. president obama's praising her, and the republicans are terrified of her. they should be. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. clients are always learning more to make their money do more. (ann) to help me plan my next move, i take scottrade's free, in-branch seminars.

. >> speaking of boys on the playground, no boy is having more fun on the playground than john mccain. >> i don't quite get that. zipping around the world, invading everybody's authority. but, you know, snowden has done some real message which the chinese and ryu shabs go. how we go about intelligence gather and obviously there's the opportunity to humiliate the president, which putin loves. >> k.t. mcfarland, always good to hear from you. >> thank >> our always helpful federal government. now the government out with an education on the report of safety. you don't recommend what teachers do with a shooter situation. what would you take to a gun fight? we take it up next with lee and brad. copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihal tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not rlace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an en

let's listen. >> is it me or do i see kind of a bromance with you and john mccain. you two had the lovers quarrel for a while. now you're best friends. what happened? >> that's how a classic romantic comedy goes, right? he is a person of integrity. he is willing to say things regardless of the politics. >> so, senator, which romantic comedy do you think most clearly describes your relationship now? are we talking "when harry met sally"? "some like it hot"? how would you describe the relationship? >> given my age, how about ralph cramdon. "the honeymooners." maybe "i love lucy." i don't know. look, the point is i want to work with the president where the nation's interests are at stake. and we can work together. there are other areas such as we just described, syria, where i think it's been shameful that 100,000 people have been massacred and we've stood by and watched it. i think the people of arizona and the united states want us to work together where we can. but i think it being in the loyal opposition that i will fight as hard as i can for the things i stand for

john john mccain and others are in town trying to work out a settlement. it's the end of ramadan. people are fasting. so no one was talking about this. we went down to the u.s. embassy today which was already a fortified compound. there are tons of concrete piled along all of the side streets leading to the embassy. they've been there for about a year when people tried to storm inside the embassy. remember, there was that offensive internet movie that mocked the muslim prophet muhammad. since then, the embassy has already been in a degree of lockdown. mostly it has been the u.s. intelligence community, security officials who have been watching this threat, people who know who al qaeda in the arabian peninsula's leaders are, what they're capable of. some people disregarded the idea that it would be an embassy that embassies are relatively hard to attack, that it could be a consulate, a small outpost or an airport, an airline. this is a creative group, a group that although it might be difficult is considering actively how to put a bomb in someone's body. it is putting figuring out

is it me or do i see kind of a bromance with you and john mccain? i remember you had that lovers quarrel for a while, and now you're all best friends. >> that's how -- >> what happened? >> that's how a classic romantic comedy goes, right? you know, initially you're not getting along, and then you keep on bumping into each other. >> a student of the movies there. romantic comedy. imagine that. movie poster, barack obama and john mccain, there it is, starring in a bromantic comedy about two washington insiders who just can't get enough of each other. >>> finally, last night stephen colbert performed this summer's hit song "get lucky" and guess who made a guest appearance? henry kissinger. take a look. ♪ ♪ i'm up all night to get some ♪ i'm up all night to get lucky ♪ >> security. >> security. >>> anyway, up next, hillary, hillary, hillary. president obama's praising her, and the republicans are terrified of her. they should be. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. this day calls you. to fight chronic osteoarthritis pain. to figh

mccain and any of the number of people who supported john mccain said i actually felt good after that election. peter said why? they said i just felt good for the country. the country of done something important and significant and even though i wanted john mccain to when i felt that something important has happened we knew that this campaign in 2012 was not going to be here. this was not an uplifting campaign by any stretch of imagination. it was a totally different one and you know it was in many ways a much more sprawling story than we have dealt with in 2008. it had a much victor cast of characters and an unusual cast of characters which we will no doubt talk about tonight. it had a lot of plot twists in some bizarre moments. when the 2008 campaign ended we interviewed the president-elect obama and said at the opening before we get to other questions can't cut before you became a politician you are a writer and obviously wrote the wonderful book. how would you write the story of your own election and he said, well i think it was a novel and i was not the most interesting character

is it me or do i see kind of a bromance with you and john mccain? i remember you had that lovers quarrel for a while, and now you're all best friends. >> that's how -- >> what happened? >> that's how a classic romantic comedy goes, right? you know, initially you're not getting along, and then you ke on bumping into each other.e. romantic comedy. imagine that. movie poster, barack obama and john mccain, there it is, starring in a bromantic comedy about two washington insiders who just can't get enough of each other. >>> finally, last night stephen colbert performed this summer's hit song "get lucky" and guess who made a guest appearance? henry kissinger. take a look. ♪ ♪ i'm up all night to get some ♪ i'm up all night to get lucky ♪ >> security. >> security. >>> anyway, up next, hillary, hillary, hillary. president obama's praising her, and the republicans are terrified of her. they should be. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. this day calls you. to fight chronic osteoarthritis pain. to fight chronic low back pain. to take a