Sen. John McCain will lie in state in the Arizona Capitol Wednesday at the start of several days of final tributes. In Washington, fellow senators opened Monday's session with a prayer for McCain. His desk on the Senate floor was draped in black. Nancy Cordes reports.
Facing mounting criticism, President Trump offered remarks on the death of Sen. John McCain Monday night after two days of near-silence. The main flag over the White House is flying at half-staff, joining others in Washington and around the country. The White House flag had been raised to full staff Monday morning. Weijia Jiang reports.
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Tributes honoring John McCain came in from around the globe Monday. But the White House faced criticism for returning its flags to full-staff, even as the flags at the Capitol remained lowered. CBS News chief congressional correspondent Nancy Cordes reports.
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