John McCain after losing sleep and crying like a baby

John McCain joked in the first interview conducted with him since the end of the U.S. presidential election that he was sleeping and crying "childlike" after the defeat

McCain said the program "The Tonight Choe" with Jay Leno: "I like a sleep, sleep and woke up two hours and I cried again and then sleep for two hours." One week after losing to Democratic rival Barack Obama, Republican Sen. seemed comfortable in the interview, and even mocked defeat, and said that Arizona is now four candidates failed to reach the White House. He said the only U.S. state of Arizona, which does not say where the mothers of their children that some day grow up and become presidents. He said that his first wife, Cindy, the day after defeat is to go out to drink a cup of coffee, "but did not buy the paper," adding that the defeat was "cruel" to his family, but he wishes good luck to Obama. Asked about the reasons for defeat, McCain said "personality defect", he said, adding that he does not feel bitterness, and the opportunity to run for the presidential election was "a great honor." He added: "This experience will not forget one of the wonderful experiences in life," and stressed that the choice of Alaska Gov. Sarah Baelen Vice him was right, describing them as "distinguished woman would be among the next generation of leaders of our party," explaining that he was very happy to choose Baelen partner. McCain said he looked forward to conduct its work in the Senate and ruled out the idea of running in the upcoming presidential elections in 2012. McCain said: "The last thing the Americans need him now is the loser is bitterly." McCain participated in the program for Jay Leno on Veterans Day in which a number of former military personnel.