doing all those things. and it is one of the things that makes john mccain somebody so unique in our time. and ultimately in american history. sanjay, without the treatment, how fast will the cancer progress? it s tough to say that. i started my neurosurgery training 25 years ago, john. the last quarter of a century following this. we haven t made a lot of progress in terms of survival with this particular tumor. glioblastoma, a tumor that originates in the brain. it depends how fast it grows. if it s not treated, it s certainly going to grow and eventually start to push on other areas of his brain. so, dan, i don t want to spend too much time talking about that because i d much rather talk about the tributes that are pouring in. what have we heard from the
tributes are pouring in for senator john mccain after it was announced today he is stopping treatment for brain cancer. a statement from the mccain family reads in part, quote, john husband surpassed expectations for his survival, but the progress of the disease and the inexorable advance of age render their verdict. with his usual strength of will, he has now chosen to discontinue medical treatment. a war hero, a long time senator, and as he and his family face this difficult time partisan lines are falling away as his colleagues in congress send their thoughts. i want to play you more now from his speech last year when he accepted the liberty medal. i ve had the good fortiune t spend 60 years in service to this land. i there are times the country would have benefitted from a
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i don t think it goes to a jail cell for anyone, not for anyone. so jason, to that point you ve actually had the chance to depose allen weisselberg when you were prosecuting the trump university lawsuit. what was he like during that deposition, how far did his loyalty to the president extend, and we also have some hints in other recent cases as well, don t we? we do, john. and the reality was he was a fairly cooperative witness. he is definitely loyal to mr. trump. he is one of the few people who refer to him as donald. he s been with the family for a better part of a half century, and as a witness he was somewhat reluctant, but i would not say that he was that he was dishonest in anyway. i think he did provide testimony that could be interpreted as potentially damaging to mr. trump. he mentioned the frequency of which those two interact. they re on the same floor, and there was certainly information that mr. weisselberg learned
as dana mentioned, the conversations start, here are the treatment options, here are the likelihood of having some benefit from these treatment options and here s the toll those treatments are going to take on your body. and john, it s a constant balance after that. the decision at this point really comes down to are these treatments working, are they continuing to affect the tumor and actually shrink the tumor, and what is the toll that it s taking on my body? does the risk benefit still play out the are the benefits greater than the risks, and i think it s a discussion of probably some 13 months, but this is an inflection point where they say that s no longer the case. the benefits are no longer greater than the risks. some colleagues who have served with him for a very, very long time, what have you heard? yeah, what is remarkable about senator mccain is that he s a throwback to an era which