FRANK SESNO, CNN ANCHOR: We have a developing story we told you we'd take you to, and that is a town hall meeting by John McCain. As you know, he won those two critical primaries, Michigan and Arizona, last night, so we want to drop in and hear what he's saying this day after. Let's listen.</s>SEN. JOHN MCCAIN (R), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: We could have been at minus two. We could have been at minus two when Ralph and Karen decided to sign on, so I thank you Ralph and for your many years of service as secretary of state, this wonderful state of Washington. I'm glad to be here in the inland empire, and I want to tell you, obviously Cindy and I are feeling pretty good this morning.</s>SESNO: John McCain preparing to take some questions from the crowd. We wanted to bring you some of his remarks, some of his first reaction after his victory last night. Of course, he had his victory speech last evening, but what he's saying today, he's reaching out to his Republican friends, as he refers to them, saying that we can assemble a coalition -- that to address some of the fears -- a conservative coalition, he said -- that to assuage some of the fears as expressed by others that John McCain's victories are being won on the shoulders of independents and Democrats, not on the shoulders of Republicans. George W. Bush won overwhelmingly among the Republican voters in Michigan, in particular. Now, John McCain will continue his campaign day.
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