pick a conflict and john mccain will tell you whose side he's on. like syria. >> providing military assistance to the free syrian army, and other opposition groups is necessary. >> let's take a look back at libya. >> are you concerned about the people that are actually fighting for the opposition here? any worries about them? >> fighting for the opposition? they're my heroes. >> heck, how about back in 2008 when georgia fought their war with russia? >> the small nation of georgia has been subject to russian attacks that threaten its very existence. today, we are all georgians. >> this is a man with a comic book view of international conflict who then calls the president naive for not serially picking sides as john mccain so ostentatiously does. >> this is the most naive president in history. the navete of barack obama and john kerry is stunning. >> you know what arguably could be called naive? going on stage at a ukrainian opposition rally and not realizing you're standing next to a man who heads ukraine's right wing nationalist party. a party that

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really what is john mccain going to do to punish him? the answer is actually not much. >> well, so much for ronald reagan's famous 11th emmy award, thou shall not speak against another republican. ha is a relic in the trash bin of political history. susan, thanks so much for being with us. good to see you this saturday. >> good it to see you. happy valentine's day. >> you, too. you're wearing the pakistan. pink. >> don't forget you can catch susan's syndicated column in newspapers across the country each and every wednesday and friday. check it out. good stuff. >> scorched popcorn. those duds at the bottom of the bag, we're breaking down the top pre-popped brands coming up in "consumer reports". >>> oh, yeah, it is a staple in american households and movie theaters. we are talking about popcorn and much of the u.s. in a deep freeze and everybody at home trying to get snacks, why not include popcorn. >> that is a favorite of my wife, she is always stuffing her face with popcorn. and why not save time with prepopped popcorn. joining us is

pick a conflict and john mccain will tell you whose side he's on. like syria. >> providing military assistance to the free syrian army and other opposition groups is necessary. >> let's take a look back at libya. >> are you concerned about the people that are fighting for the opposition here? any worries about them? >> fighting for the opposition, they are my heroes. >> heck, how about back in 2008 when georgia fought their war with russia? >> the small nation of georgia has been subject to russian attacks that threat b its very existence. today we are all georgians. >> this is a man with a comic book view of international conflict who calls the president naive for not picking sides as john mccain so us a ten tashsly does. >> this is the most naive president in history. it's stunning. >> you know what could be called naive? going on stage the at a ukrainen rally and not realize you're standing next to a man who heads the party. a party that was first registered as a neonazi party, which is what john mccain did back in december when he stood next to

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john mccain reacting to that, and, senator, obviously this thing is sort of building by the moment. what do we do? it was predictable and predicted. putin has very little regard for the united states. he is committed and believed in with all his being that ukraine is part of russian. crimea has -- where major soviet naval base on the black sea is, and we could never geoff up and -- never give up and we're seeing an intervention that is deeply disturbing and alarming, and i don't think he thinks the united states is going to do much, given when he looks around and sees his troops in georgia and seeing american weakness and withdrawal. what do we do now? i think we have to, first of all, condemn it. second, get the immediately as quickly as possible, get the ukrainian economy going again by arranging loans in the imf. threaten a number of sanctions, including restarting of our missile defense systems in the czech republic, saying we're going to take georgia and other nations into nato, and instead of tell -- >> might be easier said than done. no matter what we have said, even when we

but here he is, not surprisingly, john mccain has jumped in. he is not surprised with what rice said yesterday on meet the press. look at the passion behind this guy. here he is, going after him. >> i'm almost speechless, because it's patently obvious, first of all, that susan rice had no reason to be on the program. she had no involvement on it. second of all, she read talking points that we are now beginning to believe came from the white house, which were absolutely false. for susan rice to say such a thing, it's a little embarrassing, to tell you the truth. >> well, i think it's embarrassing for senator mccain not to do his homework. he should know the facts are. in rice was right and everybody was right here on the main points. anyway, meanwhile, this morning republican strategists, the guy who called ohio the wrong way, karl rove also took ash with ambassador rice. no surprise. paid to do it. let's watch rove in action there. >> are two things wrong with this. one is the arrogance of the moment and the continuing stubbornness of this cove

john mccain says, i hope governor brewer will veto sb-1062. jeff flan says he encouraged her to veto the bill. three state senators that voted in favor of the bill last week say they now oppose it. >> it was a mistake and a miscalculation. we had no idea there would be the fallout like there has been, because, frankly, we voted on the same bill a year ago and sent it up to the governor and she vetoed it. >> then, there is this, the arizona super bowl host committee has come out against the bill and so has marriott and apple. >>> the high-profile trial of kerry kennedy, daughter of robert kennedy, charged with crashing into a tractor-trailer in july, 2012 after taking a sleep medication. one witness said she was swerving on the highway before hitting the truck. a second witness said that after the accident, she was slumped over the wheel. her mother, ethel kennedy, and other members of her family, attended the trial north of new york city. >>> the world has lost a comedy icon, harold ramis died monday of complications from an autoimmune disease

number two, the thing that interests me is that both senator john mccain, you know, senator john mccain and wesley clark, who is on the other side of the political spectrum both said that they believe that putin is involved in a little bit of empire rebuilding here and that they don't believe the story that they're saying which is they have a right the be there because of a bilateral agreement. >> you tweeted a while ago, obama, quote, there will be costs for any military intervention in ukraine. then you said, for example? # empty threat. go ahead. >> you notice that president obama didn't say redline, right? because we've been to this place before where the president writes a check then fails to cash it. that has second and third degree consequence. one has to wonder as putin remembers that episode, does he buy obama's threat. we don't have a lot of options. threatening not to go to a summit in june is okay, but that's four months from now. this situation changes every day. we could have sanctions, but that's probably not going to bite much. we could go to the u.n., but that's really

joining me now is senator john mccain. senator, you've been watching this situation unfold very, very closely. to me it sort of has echos of the battle days of the cold war but i'm anxious to get your assessment. >> i think it certainly adds those echos as far as vladimir putin is concerned. all of his actions for years have indicated his desire to rebuild the russian empire, the so-called near abroad balance particulars invasion of georgia, mald maldova. it's clear that maybe the president has been naive about vladimir putin and his ambitions and we're seeing the commitment, an absolute belief that ukraine is part of russia and he's not going to let it go and that is something we are going to have to understand in our relations with vladimir putin. >> i know you've been briefed about what is going on. in your opinion, is there an invasion that has already started? in other words, what's the latest information you're getting about russian troops in crimea or other parts of ukraine? >> especially ukraine, troops have come i

. >>> also senator john mccain is criticizing fellow republican ted cruz of trying to make a rift in the party. so is ted cruz going rogue? >>> plus, who needs tv ads when you can sell products on smart phones? how companies are branding their way into your life, coming up. honestly? my kids re always on my laptop.

arizona's two republican senators say veto it, that includes john mccain. the chamber of commerce says veto it. the super bowl host committee says veto it. does arizona really want another martin luther king holiday mess on its hands like the old days? >>> plus, guess who is benefitting from implementing the health care law? a bunch of republican governors. do you believe it? is not one of them who has expanded medicaid is in political trouble this november. and what's that tell you? >>> and it looks like ted nugent just can't get enough of comparing president obama to guess what? the nazis. he is at it again, just days after making that arm-twisted apology of his. this is "hardball," the place for politics. i'm looking forward to...

was its name john mccain is over there you know stoking all kinds of for her support. giving no support to the democratically elected government at that time i thought john mccain was for pro dop democracy but i guess he's pro shysters and john mccain we love shysters all right so we've got about a minute left let's just. talk about where we are now in terms of the economy in where thailand. where it where is it now where is it heading only think the economy if this political stability will you know develop grow and i think that's one best as one just move out there because they see the ads you know as a sure bet but i do think that the you know the political crisis these damaging confidence and i suppose it's inevitable right and is it regionally is there much of a split between the north of the south i mean it's on the tourism minister stopping well i think the south is much wealthier be much wealthier in thailand the north the northeast has always been poor that's why the present government has been pouring resources into that and there's some resentment over that f

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what's its name john mccain is over there you know stoking all kinds of fervor support. giving no support to the democratically elected government at that time i thought john mccain was for productive microsleep but i guess he's pro shysters and john mccain we love shysters all right so we've got about a minute left so let's just. talk about where we are now in terms of the economy in thailand where the where it where is it now where is it heading only think the economy if this political stability will you know develop grow and i think that's one of best as won't just move out of there because they see ads you know as a sure bet but i do think that the you know the political crises damaging confidence and i suppose that's inevitable right and is it regionally is there much of a split between the north of the south i mean it's on the tourism minister stuff and well i think the south is much wealthier schools being much wealthier into on the north the northeast is always been poor that's why the present government has been pouring resources into that and there's some resen

senator john mccain standing up to the president protesting several of his nominees. john mccain goes on the record next. but first a live update on the gigantic winter storm. well will hear >>> this is a fox news alert. another blast of snow bringing more misery to states already buried in snow. more than a the foot of snow has already fallen on parts of the mid-atlantic and northeast. travel nearly impossible.he foo already fallen on parts of the mid-atlantic and northeast. travel nearly impossible.e foot already fallen on parts of the mid-atlantic and northeast. travel nearly impossible. foot already fallen on parts of the mid-atlantic and northeast. travel nearly impossible.foot o already fallen on parts of the mid-atlantic and northeast. travel nearly impossible. in the south, ice leaving hundreds of you thousathousands dark and cold. kendra, tell me the situation in south carolina. >> reporter: the winter storm has moved away from us, but it has left an icy mess. we saw snow and sleet and ice on top of that. so it's made for a crunchy mixture on the ground. it's

was the same john mccain is over there you know stoking all kinds of for her support. giving no support to the democratically elected government at that time i thought john mccain was for productive moxy but i guess he's pro shysters and john mccain we love shysters all right so we've got about a minute left let's just. talk about where we are now in terms of the economy in where thailand. where it where is it now where is it heading only think the economy if this political stability will will you know develop grow and i think that's why investors won't just move out of there because they see the ads you know as a sure bet but i do think that the you know the political crisis is damaging confidence and i suppose that's inevitable right and is it regionally is there much of a split between the north of the south i mean it's on the tourism minister stopping well i think the south is much wealthier it's always been much wealthier in thailand the north the northeast has always been poor and that's why the present government has been pouring resources into that and there's

what's its name john mccain is over there you know stoking kinds of for her support. giving no support to the democratically elected government at that time and i thought john mccain was for productive moxie but i guess he's pro shysters and john mccain we love shysters all right so we've got about a minute left let's just. talk about where we are now in terms of the economy in where thailand. where it was and now where is it heading only think the economy if this political stability will you know develop grow and i think that's one best as one just move out of there because they see ads you know as a sure bet but i do think that the you know the political cross' is damaging confidence and i suppose that's inevitable right and is it regionally is there much of a split between the north of the south i mean it's on the tourism minister stopping well i think the south is much wealthier it's always been much wealthier and taught than the north the northeast has always been poor that's why the present government has been pouring resources into that and there's some resentm

john mccain is fired up. in a moment he'll tell me why. and the surprise blockbuster number one at the box office. >> good evening, apartment. good morning, doorway. good morning, wall, good morning, ceiling. good morning, floor. ready to start the day. here it is. instructions to fit in, have everybody like you and always be happy. step one. breathe. >> why the movie has made more than 200 million around the world is not just kid stuff. we begin with a bit of kid stuff with our big story. a little lady who got the undivided attention of the governor of new jersey today in chris christie's first town hall since last summer. he took this question. listen. >> come on over. all right. come here. so what's your name? >> nicole. >> okay. nicole, how old are you? three. excellent. do you have a question for me? >> may you fix my house? it's still broken. >> your house is still broken? come here, nicole. what town do you live in? do you know? >> new jersey. >> all right. now come here. come here. now, is this your mom over here? where's your mom?

senator john mccain joins us on the horrific humanitarian problem in syria. and closer to home, his thoughts on whether republicans are blowing the mid-term elections. then -- >> our economy has been growing for four years. businesses have created 8.5 million new jobs. >> i think the american people are tired of being disappointed. they are tired of settling for this new normal under the obama economy. >> confused about the economy? us, too. it's why we ask businessman steve forbes and former chairman of the council of economic advisers austan goolsbee to explain what's happening on main street and wall street. plus, relying on the kindness of strangers. house republicans turn to democrats to raise the debt ceiling. is that surrender or strategy? our panel considers speaker boehner's next move and gives us a read on the friend of hillary papers, what they say about her past and future. this is "state of the union." >>> good morning. from washington i'm candy crowley. the crisis in syria reaching new lows. it is evident in the numbers. nearly 5,000 people died

john mccain is fired up. in a moment he'll tell me why. and the surprise blockbuster number one at the box office. >> good evening, apartment. good morning, doorway. good morning, wall, good morning, ceiling. good morning, floor. ready to start the day. here it is. instructions to fit in, have everybody like you and always be happy. step one. breathe. >> why the movie has made more than 200 million around the world is not just kid stuff. we begin with a bit of kid stuff with our big story. a little lady who got the undivided attention of the governor of new jersey today in chris christie's first town hall since last summer. he took this question. listen. >> come on over. all right. come here. so what's your name? >> nicole. >> okay. nicole, how old are you? three. excellent. do you have a question for me? >> may you fix my house? it's still broken. >> your house is still broken? come here, nicole. what town do you live in? do you know? >> new jersey. >> all right. now come here. come here. now, is this your mom over here? where's your mom?

i had an opportunity, on the capitol hill earlier food, to speak with both john mccain, two republican senators and lindsay graham as they came out of a closed intelligence briefing. had some very harsh words but for the administration as well. >> he is paranoid, and irrational. but like most people with paranoia, there is a basis for that. and when he reads that the united states is planning on having everybody out by 2017, then think makes accommodations such as trying to negotiate with the taliban. that is completely unctionble. >> yes, they say, karzai is paranoid, as john mccain put, but he has no choice, but at this point to negotiate, and recall this is something that the united states has been trying to get to sit down for some time. you remember that big blow up, when the taliban showed up, flew their flag, and karzai left in a huff, saying we are not negotiating. apparently he has gone behind the united states back, and is talking directly to the taliban. >> mike, there is another issue that the white house is dealing with that report. the congressional budget office that say

senator john mccain is saying things are getting a lot worse as a result of russian and iranian influence. mccain said the white house policy has been a dismal failure. >> we sit down at the table with him on nuclear weapons and talk about the removal of chemical weapons, it turned into a regional conflict and the weapons flown in and the training from iran and all of it is evolved into the situation that we are in today. >> senator mccain is urging the white house to work with viable opposition groups inside syria. the president is committing to humanitarian assistance only and promising not to put american boots on the ground. the united nations mediator who was working this past three weeks to get a peace deal is sorry for not coming through for the syrian people. >> i am very, very sorry. i apologize to the people. the hopes which were very, very high that something would happen here, i think little has been achieved to give them even more hope that maybe this is the beginning of the coming out of the horrible tragedy. >> we have no idea when a third round of peace talks will take pla

john mccain was suggesting tying health care to you and not your job. that was a republican idea. now the very idea that you can look up any american can google these guys health care plans and ideas and are saying the opposite. now they are saying that they are in favor of job lock and people being stuck in their jobs rather than being able to be portable. what the affordable care act has done is make your health care portable and say now my health care is tied to me. i don't have to be stuck working in this job i don't want to add more hours to it because i need my health care. that used to be something republicans were for. they reversed position because obama is attached to it. >> can't keep up with joy tonight. thanks for coming on. >>> coming up a once unthinkable goal now within reach and the man responsible for meeting it. we'll be right back after this. things still e get you. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doc

romney joins john mccain and jeff flake in opposition. also this, yelp, delta airlines and intel are joining a hefty list of companies encouraging a veto, but those in support say the bill would protect the right of private businesses to service who they please. >>> sign a security agreement or all u.s. troops are heading home at the end of this year. as jim miklaszewski reports, they are preparing for a possible pullout. >> reporter: martin dempsey was about to land in afghanistan when he got the word. start preparing to pul all u.s. troops out of afghanistan at the end of the year. >> we have o to plan for other options. >> reporter: in a phone call president obama urged the afghan president to sign a bilateral security agreement that would protect any american troops who remain in afghanistan once the war is officially over the at the start of next year. karzai once more refused. the white house press secretary said the president immediately ordered plans for a total u.s. withdrawal. >> this is about essentially planning for a post 201

. >>> well, the slug fest between harry reed and john mccain continues. we have scrambled politics coming up. emily's just starting out... and on a budget. like a ramen noodle- every-night budget. she thought allstate car insurance was out of her reach. until she heard about the value plan. see how much you could save with allstate. are you in good hands? >>> it is time now for your hump day edition of scrambled politics. voters in new hampshire could soon have the choice not to choose anyone. a bill in the state legislature wants to add none of the above to local, state and federal ballots. currently nevada is the only state with that option. >>> in one corner senator harry reed, in the other, senator john mccain. ding, ding, ding, ding. two men often at odds on policy came together to call attention to brain injuries in boxing. both were amateur boxers as young men and apparently that fighting spirit has not gone away. >> we are friends. we have so much respect for each other. it was just a month or two ago we ran into each other by the elevators and he

and john mccain was in our studio. i want to get your reaction to this. >> this is where john mccain was kept. >> how long? do you know? charge ofot in prisoners. >> was he here by himself? [indiscernible] >> edit a bit. the windows were all bricked over and the only ventilation came from some small holes. >> when he said the windows were there with bars on it, that was not true. >> it had been there. but, they kept is isolated. second of all, there was never i saw inshelter that the 2.5 years in prison nor, did we go to any bomb shelter. we would have to be together and they did not want that to happen. >> he wrote the forward for your book. to know each other when we went back to the camp. after the agreement was signed up by thehey lined us capture date because that was the way they were going to release us over the span of two months. captured 11 been days apart and we were in the same group. we were together in the camp. they had to open the doors and we walked around the courtyard and were together. we walked and

this network went over there in 1992 on a pow mia trip with john kerry and john mccain. you can see this. we were not allowed inside of it. how many cells were there and what did it look like? >> it was like being inside of -- part of it was like a prison. you see the broken bottles on top of the wall and the electrical wire around it. inside of it was like a compound. there are various sections and two large buildings. there is a cellblock that holds pows in a different area. there is a larger part of it that has large cells with vietnamese prisoners in it for several years. they emptied it out and put 330 of us, all pows, back into the hanoi hilton and back into the seven rooms where the vietnamese prisoners were. when they were afraid that the united states would raid downtown hanoi, that's where we were. >> we'll ask you about him after we see this. that is the main reason you are in town. >> shut off from all communications. stupid and dumb, i guess. integrity, loyalty, that is another thing. we were as loyal as we could be to each other and it meant a great deal. f

arizona john mccain slammed the obama administration calling its policy on syria a failure. scott thompson has more. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry condemned the syrian government sunday after peace talks failed. talks between the regime and the opposition broke down saturday after hours in negotiations. and so far, no date has been set to restart those talk, kerry says the white house is looking at other options to responded to the civil war and the ongoing humanitarian crisis. that prompted republican senator john mccain to lash out at the obama administration's handling of the situation. >> the policy towards syria has been in a abysmal failure and a disgraceful one. >> reporter: he made the comments on cnn's state of the union, he wants the president to own a failure and a change course. >> acknowledged failure, then you examine and re-examine options which were rejected, increasing arming to the free syrian army. we have options, the question is whether we will use them or not. >> reporter: some who oppose mccain's idea say the army of the free syrian army b

and let me leave you with this bit on john mccain from snl's "weekend update." keep your eyes peeled. >> the arizona republican party this week formally centered senator john mccain saying his voting record is too liberal. said mccain, oh, i've been through much worse. no, not that. yeah, there it is. >> that's going to do it for your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> washington post reporter in washington for a look at politics. >> hi, veronica. >> let's start with what everybody's talking about this morning, the super bowl. and the president's interview with bill o'reilly. what were your thoughts on the interview? >> well, the game was such a blowout, i thought the pregame interview was a bit more combative and competitive. the white house was probably, you know, prepared for these kind of questions. the president's been answering them and the white house for a long time. you saw some of the president's frustration of being asked the questions. he continued to sort of say, hey, you know, this is the health care rollout was a problem, but hey, we're tryin

. >> senator john mccain says hillary clinton would most likely be elected president if the 2016 election were held now. hillary clinton has not announced she will run in 2016. senator john mccain made the prediction yesterday on cnn after he was asked about the assessment of michele bachmann that america isn't ready for a female president. >> i would get, my friend, as much as i hate to admit it, that right new this is why we have campaigns, but right now if the election were tomorrow, hillary clinton would most likely be the president of the united states. >> a poll shows hillary clinton is the overwhelming favorite as democrats' choice for a nominee. the poll shows hillary clinton ahead of republican contenders such as new jersey governor chris christie and former florida governor bush. >> the midwest and south are childrenning up after another round of sleet, snow, rain and flooding. the east coast is bracing for a run of the polar vortex with the winds and frigid temperatures. >>> blinding blizzards in the north. thunderstorms and tornadoes in the midwest and south and floating ice i

yesterday, john mccain weighed in. >> what does putin do here? i think the message has to be sent to him, let the ukrainian people determine their own future and a partition of ukraine is totally unacceptable. if i were vladimir putin today at the end of the olympics, i'd be a little nervous because the people of russia have watched this transpire and they are tired of the crony capitalism that governs russia today. if i were him, i'd be a little bit nervous. >> ask you how the obama administration has played this the last few weeks but also what is at stake? not for the obama administration but for america here. >> the russians have basis there so putin will face a lot of pressure to try to do something. if that happens i think the administration is in a much different territory. up until now i think they have done very well. i think we always win when the american government talks about freedom. yes, the economy is bad in ukraine and cronyism and corruption but there is a vibrant opposition a charismatic opposition talking about freedom and i t

in the distinguished flying cross that my dad received was issued by admiral john mccain, who was john mccain's grandfather. he was the commander of the fleet that my dad was involved with. >> do you talk to him, or did you talk to him about what that was like, what he experienced? >> probably not as much as i should have. we always knew it and my mom would tell us about it. my dad like most guys of that generation was very quiet. he had to be prompted to talk about it. so he's 93 today. day, he still is -- you kind of have to ask the questions, but i tried to do that in there is a project called the veteran history project at the library of congress put on a few years ago. probably still has going on. but they encourage you to talk to world war ii veterans and veterans from other conflicts in our history. so we got -- that my dad down and i asked him a lot of questions. for four hours got a lot of that stuff on the record. and so many of the details and things that you just did not know about. and it is really fascinating. that generation was, they were just a remarkable group of peop

. >>> john mccain is criticizing the obama administration on syria why he says the current u.s. policy on syria is shameful. >>> and former first daughter chelsea clinton speaking at a less by jan, gay, transgender mouth, we'll see how she feels about gay athletes. >>> live look outside, san mateo bridge, an we are waking up to areas of fog in the north bay, otherwise mostly clear conditions. . >>> welcome back time now 4:07. the man struck and killed has been identified. the medical examiner, michael mendez, powell street station, and was pronounced dead at the scene. mendez was a transient and may have unintentionally fallen on to the tracks. >>> car break-ins are on the rise in san francisco and you can see in these photos the most recent string of them in the richmond district. one of our views sent in this picture saying over 20 windowses were smashed on wednesday night. thieves took off with personal blockings, make sure your cars are locked and don't leave anything visible, there will be a meeting tomorrow in the richmond district. >>> a shooting injured a man and a woman

john mccain was suggesting tying health care to you and not your job. that was a republican idea. now the very idea that you can look up any american can google these guys health care plans and ideas and are saying the opposite. now they are saying that they are in favor of job lock and people being stuck in their jobs rather than being able to be portable. what the affordable care act has done is make your health care portable and say now my health care is tied to me. i don't have to be stuck working in this job i don't want to add more hours to it because i need my health care. that used to be something republicans were for. they reversed position because obama is attached to it. >> can't keep up with joy tonight. thanks for coming on. >>> coming up a once unthinkable goal now within reach and the man responsible for meeting it. we'll be right back after this. ? cozy or cool "meow" or "woof"? exactly the way you want it ... until boom! your mattress a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. an innovative design that lets couples sleep together in individuali

the take of senator john mccain on how this is affecting u.s. and russian relations. and as the nion's governors gather for their annual conference, we'll talk to two, louisiana republican bobby jendl and maryland democrat about the future of their parties. we'll have analysis from a super power political panel of the "washington post." jonathan martin of the "new york times." amy walter of the political report and our own john dickerson. we'll bring in "time" international editor and cbs news state department correspondent margaret breman for analysis on syria and ukraine. 60 years of news because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning again it is fairly quiet on the streets of ukraine this morning, but the situation is far from settled. for latest we're going to cbs news correspondent holly williams. >> good morning, there has been a week of bloodshed here in kiev we've seen deadly clashes between anti-government protesters and riot police which led scores of people dead. yesterday the demonstrators woke up to discover that they were sud

mccain he visited back in september or december excuse me and u.s. assistant secretary of state victoria nuland actually handed out pastries an independent square so talk about the involvement of individual american politicians and how this whole thing plays out well john mccain is a provocateur we're in a war maker he's assigned to him so the role of destabilizing in overthrowing governments are always advocating war i mean he is the. ultra militarist there but you know this is as you mentioned a bipartisan affair because this sector when i talk about the us i'm not talking about the american people i'm talking about the main u.s. foreign policy establishment which is linked to the military linked in the cia linked to big oil to the n.s.a. that whole military industrial complex what they're trying to do is destabilize ukraine not because they care about ukrainian people they want to incorporate ukraine this important country big country the second largest army in the military in europe they want to incorporate it as part of the u.s. fear of influenc

i remember and i think john was out there too covering john mccain, who, when it was uncovered that certain talk show host was campaigning with him in ohio had said some nasty things, he dropped him like a hot potato. it is just a very different kind of approach to campaigning. if you ask the john mccain's of the world, the elder statesmen of the gop, it is the problem that the republican party has. in a place like texas, cindy knows a lot more than i do. this is exactly what you do need particularly when you have got to get out the base, maybe not so much of an imperative in the republican primary. it will be to get all those people out in the general election. >> well, ladies, i appreciate you both talking to us about this. there is obviously a lot more we could say. for now, we will say thank you to dana bash and christie hoppe. thank you so much for joining us to talk about this. i feel like it is not going to be the last we hear about it, not just in the twitosphere. >> using such race-baiting is going to upset a lot of people. >> mongrel is the phrase that is a loaded phrase. >> we ar

senator john mccain visit ukraine a few months ago to voice his support for pro e.u. protesters is there any evidence that western powers are logistically supporting the uprising well indeed they do we keep seeing european politicians. with the statements coming out basically supporting the opposition movement calling on sanctions against the government just recently the head of the euro commission said that some of the europe some of the ukrainian politicians must be sanctioned for inciting the violence here they put the blame directly on the government side of similar statements of becoming from the united states with the assistant state secretary nuland also speaking out against the government and calling for calling for a stop of violence yes i do remember john mccain speaking at the stage right behind me he was standing at the my done at the independence square saying that russia must not interfere into the domestic affairs of ukraine while many people i know he were actually asking the same question to mr mccain what he was doing here whether he's actions was in

. >> senator john mccain reiterated criticism against the administration and said that the administration has not gone far enough in diplomatic relations with regards to syria. that we havehing seen come from senator mccain for a while, to criticize the obama administration over his foreign-policy. the obama for administration -- he is not calling for the obama administration to get troops into syria, he is saying the policy has failed. >> and is raising questions of syria. regime in he is reiterating these claims. a few months ago, if you think back, senator mccain and senator graham and some other republicans have all sort of joint forces in their criticism. it looks like they are once again missing the route -- making the rounds in their attacks. roundhave seen the second of talks failed in geneva. there is a blame game going on. the syrian government saying it saying the. fall, u.s. created a hostile environment during those talks. where do we go from here with these talks? >> it has yet to be known in the short. in the long-term, it poses significant challenges for the administration

senator john mccain joins us on the horrific humanitarian problem in syria. and closer to home, his thoughts on whether republicans are blowing the mid-term elections. then -- >> our economy has been growing for four years. businesses have created 8.5 million new jobs. >> i think the american people are tired of being disappointed. they are tired of settling for this new normal under the obama economy. >> confused about the economy? us, too. it's why we ask businessman steve forbes and former chairman of the council of economic advisers austan goolsbee to explain what's happening on main street and wall street. >>> plus, relying on the kindness of strangers. house republicans turn to democrats to raise the debt ceiling. is that surrender or strategy? our panel considers speaker boehner's next move and gives us a read on the friend of hillary papers, what they say about her past and future. this is "state of the union." >>> good morning. from washington i'm candy crowley. the crisis in syria reaching new lows. it is evident in the numbers. nearly 5,000 people

romney joins republican arizona senators john mccain and jeff flake in supporting a veto. here's what john mccain told nbc news radio today. >> the business community in arizona has been galvanized by it. >> do you think she's going to -- >> well, i don't know. i can't predict. that's up to her. i can't make a prediction. but there certainly has been a very big reaction to it. particularly amongst the business community, which is the base of our city corps. >> do you worry about the super bowl? >> i worry about everything. >> here's what arizona state representative damian clinco had to say about the bill last week. >> i believe i'm the only openly gay member of this house of representatives. and so it's pretty appalling to hear a dialogue that talks about using religion to discriminate against both myself and my community. you know, when i was in high school, i was actually assaulted because i was gay. as a result, i spent most of my life down playing the fact. you know, i don't ride in pride parades and i don't really wear it on my cuff, but i really feel compelled to re

mccain responded somewhat like john did, shaking his head. you didn't see john laughing. watch. >> i'm almost speechless because it's patently obviously, first of all, that susan rice had no reason to be on the programs. she had no involvement in it. second of all, she read talking points that we're now beginning to believe came from the white house which were absolutely false. >> pat, your arms are up in the air. why? >> because this is the greatest lie of my lifetime. it is -- all she needed to lose was the word inoperative to quote ron ziegler in the nixon white house. by the way, david gregory didn't follow up, but here's the point, and they didn't because it's nbc and comcast, and that's another corruption. but only fox has fought this issue and brought it up, but that was an entire lie. the tooth fairy didn't deliver these talking points. they were written, and they were a lie. they knew it was a lie when they did it. that's why she can't be secretary of state, and the fact, and i agree with john, if the republican 180 members weren't f

romney joins republican arizona senators john mccain and jeff flake in supporting a veto. here's what john mccain told nbc news radio today. >> the business community in arizona has been galvanized by it. >> do you think she's going to -- >> well, i don't know. i can't predict. that's up to her. i can't make a prediction. but there certainly has been a very big reaction to it. particularly amongst the business community, which is the base of our city corps. >> do you worry about the super bowl? >> i worry about everything. >> here's what arizona state representative damian klinko had to say about the bill last week. >> i believe i'm the only openly gay member of this house of representatives. and so it's pretty appalling to hear a dialogue that talks about using religion to discriminate against both myself and my community. you know, when i was in high sdoo school, i was actually assaulted because i was gay. as a result, i spent most of my life down playing the fact. you know, i don't ride in pride parades and i don't really wear it on my cuff, but i really feel compelled

john mccain, mid romney. they weren't daryleinlings of conservatives either. >> you talk about jeb bush being part of the establishment. what about the current republican party. tea partyers are a big part of that. they have no love for george w. bush. how do the tea party people view jeb? >> that's right. the bush name is both a problem in a primary and in a general election. bush is still not exactly really popular among tea partyers. nationally, george w. bush's favor ability is on the upswing in recent years. the last favorable rating i saw was around 49%, 50%, which is good compared to where it was when he left office. associated with some of the big spending elements of the bush administration, his attempts to reform the immigration system which fell flat because of pressure from the right. jeb bush is going to have to differentiate himself from his brother if he does run again. if he is the nominee, the bush name could be a complication as well. >> you have great reporting on south carolina. a key prim

i want to go to senator john mccain. we were going to talk about a lot of issues dealing with ukraine and russia. first, senator mccain, i know that you are somebody that -- you and i have have talked about this, about your education as a white man from arizona in learning more about the african-american community during your 2000 presidential run, during your 2008 presidential run. i wonder if you have any thoughts today about president obama's address? >> well, i think it's an excellent initiative and obviously the president is deeply committed to it and it's very praiseworthy. look, i was in the united states navy. we had a very large percentage, i'm happy to say, of african-americans. the issues are not new to me. and i certainly don't agree with the assessment that president obama came to office with the adversary media. but i certainly do agree that this is a cause that he is deeply committed to and i think he can make a difference. >> all right. let's turn to foreign affairs. as we speak, senator, there is a russi

senator john mccain visit ukraine a few months ago to voice his support for pro e.u. protesters is there any evidence that western powers are logistically supporting the uprising well indeed they do we keep seeing european politicians. with the statements coming out basically supporting the opposition movement calling on sanctions against the government just recently the head of the euro commission said that some of the europe some of the ukrainian politicians must be sanctioned for inciting this violence here they put the blame directly on the government so similar statements have becoming from the united states with the assistant state secretary story nuland also speaking out against the government and calling for calling for a stop of violence yes i do remember john mccain speaking at the stage right behind me he was standing at the my done at the independence square saying that russia must not interfere into the domestic affairs of ukraine while many people i know he were actually asking the same question to mr mccain what he was doing here whether he's actions wa

senator john mccain visit ukraine a few months ago to voice his support for pro e.u. protesters is there any evidence that western powers are logistically supporting the uprising well indeed they do we keep seeing european politicians. with the statements coming out basically supporting the opposition movement calling on sanctions against the government just recently the head of the euro commission said that some of the europe some of the ukrainian politicians must be sanctioned for inciting the violence here they put the blame directly on the government similar statements have be coming from the united states with the assistant state secretary story nuland also speaking out against the government and calling for calling for a stop of violence yes i do remember john mccain speaking at the stage right behind me he was standing at the my done at the independence square saying that russia must not interfere into the domestic affairs of ukraine well many people i know he have were actually asking the same question to mr mccain what he was doing here whether he's actions w