Henry Kissinger: ‘The world will be lonelier without John McCain’

Henry Kissinger paid tribute to the late Sen. John McCain Saturday, remembering the Arizona Republican’s work to restore relations with Vietnam and reject isolationist foreign policy.

“The world will be lonelier without John McCain,” said Kissinger, who served as the secretary of state in the Nixon White House, and oversaw the extension of the Vietnam War. “John McCain’s name became synonymous with an America that reached out. He was on the frontlines of all these battles for decency and freedom.”