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first problem for the united states right now is to get rid of isis, its leader, and bomb to smither reens all the military equipment, unfortunately, they captured. i'm not convinced maliki is going to change the stripes. he's proven to be an a shiite dictator. he has done more damage to that country than anyone could have done in the last two years. >> ambassador, so it sounds like you're saying that inevitable bombing -- bombing campaign at this time is inevitable, correct? >> let's understand it's not so much about protecting maliki. when you realize the niew york police commissioner and the fbi head of homeland security is calling what happened in iraq a direct threat to new york and the united states. we have to focus on the real immediate task which is to take isis out of commission as a terrorist force that can consolidate, control, and create another afghanistan and northern iraq and northern syria. >> how do we do that? >> we have drones that have taken out al qaeda military equipment and leaders. we know they have the pickup truck with the machine guns. we don't have to bomb civi

frankly ric shinseki, who i do know well, he was chief of staff at the army when i was coming out of far reen there's no finer soldier that i know. what's happened at the va is something i know he is teachly troubled by and was surprised by. it really suggests a systemic problem of enormous proportions. we have a saying in the military that a leader is responsible for all that his unit does and fails to do. no one has lived up to that more than ric shinseki. i think that's why probably today in retrospect he really feels that he should have known, and he regrets he didn't. but i think there's a lot of problems in the chain of command that kept him from knowing what he should have known. >> general jim jones, congressman mike rogers, former ambassador nick burns, you have added immensely to our discussion today. i appreciate you coming. >> thank you very much. >>> when we return, president obama says fixing a dysfunctional va is not rocket science. >> it requires excuse. it requires discipline, it requires focus. >> vietnam war veteran and former senator jim webb on improving care for america'

stood behind dan snyder, stood behind the team, they issued a statement responding to those senators, reenyder's take that the name has always been an intent to promote a positive respectful image. so they so far are standing by him. it's not like a donald sterling situation. but in your reporting is there any fracture within the nfl system of people saying maybe they shouldn't be standing behind this guy and this team? >> i personally believe there are some owners out there who have concerns, but they recognize that the way to deal with those concerns is not to air them publicly, not to make them known to anyone in any way, shape, or form. and the thinking is at some point when this debate dies down if it ever dies down then that's when commissioner roger goodell would get a handful of very influential owners and approach daniel snyder and have a conversation aimed at persuading him to change the name. and if daniel snyder is smart about it, if he realizes at some point he's going to lose that name involuntarily the isn't that right move is to turn to into something where you can bargain

borders here in encouraging ithout law-abiding, decent activity in places where evil radical islam reening supreme, we will be held -- is reining supreme, we will be held accountable -- is reigning supreme, we will be held accountable. this country will suffer from its negligent and intentional neglect in following the law that has made us so great. for those who want to descend to third world status, this is how you do it. you just stop following your own laws. you start ruling by how you feel about things instead of what the law says. we have an oath to do better. we have an obligation to the past generations who have sacrificed the last full measure of devotion, as lincoln said. cause failure will future generations to rise up and curse our names if we don't start forcing people to follow the law. mr. speaker, tonight i yield back with a broken heart. thank you very much, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. does the gentleman have a motion? mr. gohmert: i move that we do now hereby adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn.