Cindy McCain
The Diplomat
People, composure and the difficult conversation held well.
Cindy McCain is a prominent philanthropist and humanitarian known for her advocacy on issues such as human trafficking and democracy. This interview reveals her commitment to fostering dialogue and cooperation among diverse groups to address global challenges.
“Worked with and fought with It is. And that's too bad because the kinds of relationships and friendships that John made, not just with our own party, but as members from across the aisle, were indelible to what was going on in the country. I mean, that's how you get things done.”
“Not a good message at all. I just think that I don't think many people understand that when the Americans arrive, I mean, a lot of countries view this as my God, they're here. We're going to be okay.”
“Would. That's right. He did. You know, Mo took a great interest in John when John was first elected to Congress and really mentored him on issues that were around land and water and the land usage, all the things out west. They're a big deal here.”
“He insisted. He said, This is what I need to do. This is where I have to do this. It's too important to the country. And he just put his foot down on me. Megan was asking him not to go. We all were. And he just put his foot down and said, I'm going.”
The Axe Files with David Axelrod — Ep. 355 – Cindy McCain (TV)
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