John McCain: The 2017 "60 Minutes" interview
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Published 2018-08-26
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All Comments (21)
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No matter what you think of John McCain, he really lived his life based on the values he grew up with. He has flaws, but he was honest about it and accepted his mistakes and was apologetic about it. You may not agree with his policies but this man has principle. Few men are willing to forsake his party for his principle. That makes him one of a kind. Salute to you Sir. Rest in Peace.
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what a genuine guy he is, he would have been a great President. Bless him and his family. America needs more of people like him, thinking about the People he served.
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I’m a democrat but I strive so hard to be like John McCain. I have so much respect for that man and may he be in a valley of love, peace and light in God’s heaven
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"This guy, he served his country." - That you did, Senator.
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Amazing man who served in so many ways and he impacted the lives of so many. God bless Senator McCain and his family.
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As often as I disagreed with his politics and policies you can tell he tries to do what he thinks is right for the country and rarely if ever keeping the focus on himself. He recognized the blessed life he had and he was grateful for it. He is a rare breed in government and he is greatly missed.
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2:25 The look John gives. It's almost like he's foreshadowing what's to come. RIP Mr. McCain <3
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John McCain is America's greatest hero rest in peace America's good honest heart hero and may God be with his family
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Salute to McCain!
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Been crying since yesterday. We will miss you, Sen. McCain. Such a a gallant public servant.
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I was at the service with his family at a Baptist Church here in Phoenix, Arizona. Joe Biden and other Democrats all spoke kind words at the service. Rest in peace John S. McCain.
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What a wonderful man. He served our country. In Viet Nam, in the Senate,, on the campaign trail. We should all thank him for his service, and we should tell the President that he was wrong to say that he wasn’t a war hero. This man was a hero, he was captured and could’ve gotten released but he stayed with his men. I’m saddened that we’ve lost this man, and send sympathy to his family from my family.
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A man with integrity and with true heart to serve his countrymen. RIP Sen. John McCain--From Philippines!
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R.I.P. Senator McCain & THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE 🇺🇸
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Leslie really struggled through this interview, shows the amount of respect she has for him
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Its feels great to see so many people showing the respect he deserves.
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Thank you for your uncompromising stand and your service to ALL people!!!! May the peace of God be with yours during this difficult time.
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What an incredible being. Even while sick and having chemo, he had his staff trailing him! RIP Senator McCain. It was an honor to have you with us in our beautiful Arizona.
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Im russian but John McCain is my hero. RIP ! Good bless your family and God bless America
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What a brave man, God bless, My father died of the same cancer last month at 71, 😢😢
