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. >> one closing question the charlie rangel sound where he said this is how we got into vietnam, is that a relevant analogy? do you any and do you think many members of congress actually think that there's a real danger? >> remember that in vietnam it sounded in a divide and a training mission that these are slow mission -- that this is an adjustment to the enemy on the ground rather than a long-term strategy. there is validity in the argument. the difference is that you have an american public and an administration that is adamant about taking the least amount of risk possible to try to answer the isis threat. >> which is not true at the time of vietnam. thank you, nancy. the white house knows that now is the time to focus on president obama's legacy and his top legislative accomplishment. the trade deal was supposed to one of his achievements. there's the nuclear talks with iran and the supreme court's look health care. it's about sustaining some kind of momentum for the last quarter of the president's term. >> absolutely. until for example what happened today i think the white ho

the president is sending more at vice remembers into iraq and you have charlie rangel saying that's how vietnam started. i assume if you're hillary clinton and you remember 2008 number one you have people pushing her to be clear what you think about trade. big economic issue. but number two, do you really want to start to be wondering through iowa when one of the big debates in the country is how much troops should we put in ru iraq? >> in some ways this is a state of the union address. what she left sought just as interesting. she does not want to wade into the biggest fight among democrats which is basically what do we do about economics? where do we stand on trade? her husband pushed through nafta the last big trade agreement in the 1990s. 100 democrats voted for it at the time. on friday, only 28 democrats. voted for president obama actually more frankly than some people even expected. still lost, because they didn't pass the whole thing. and she has said nothing basically about where she stands on that at this point. she's going to take some hits for that. but she should feel like

charlie rangel, for their leadership on agoa. i want to thank members of the african diplomatic corps african heads of state, members from the african civil society for their tireless work on this legislation. it has been almost a year since president obama brought together heads of state from 50 african nations for the historic u.s.-africa leader summit last august. this summit was the largest event in the american -- any american president has held with african heads of state and it was critical in creating the momentum and support that agoa now enjoys. over the next 10 years, africa will become an even more important part of the world economy with a large youthful population that is increasing university educated, tech savvy and entrepreneurial. without question, it is in the interest of the united states and the countries of africa that we work toward a stronger and mutually beneficial economic relationship that will stand the test of time. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from wisconsin continues to reser

including charlie rangel who raised the b-v-word. >> this is exactly how vietnam started.u're putting them in harm's way, you're not living in the real world. >> how would you feel if you were hillary clinton and the iraq war is what undid you, or did you in in 2008. and now as you start to gear up in this campaign one of the big debates in this presidential campaign is going to be do you agree or disagree with the president sending more troops? what if things don't go well? should we send in more? >> right. no matter how we look at this situation for hillary clinton but the republican candidates as well there's a baseline weariness about u.s. involvement, not to mention the retracted situation in iraq. and i think the republican candidates especially are finding themselves cornered in a situation where they want to demonstrate the skepticism a level of skepticism about the president's strategy there, but they also understand the foreign policy and national security will be the dominant issue heading into the 2016 election. and they want to be able to say, this is an admin

let's bring in chief national security correspondent, jim there is growing concern, heard from charlie rangel of mission creep creepen -- creep in iraq as was in vietnam. >> when the president made the announcement in 2011, we are know where near the 11 troops. and 2011 50,000. went to near zero. let's look at two years as we creeped up to zero. june of last year. a year ago when isis first swept into iraq from syria. surprising everyone the u.s. and iraqi forces as well. and as isis made further advances remember the, the siege of mount sinjar, the people trapped there. and the battle for mosul dam, it is ticking up. fall of ramadi here drop from 3,050 today. another 450 large low trainers joining in. we are nowhere near the levels of 150,000 troops of several years ago. but of casually quietly, gradually, creeping up higher and higher in just the last 12 months. >> clearly what the president said "america's war in iraq will be over in 2011." that has not occurred. joining us congressman ryan zinke, iraq war veteran, former navy seal commander, a member of the seal team 6 as well serves now

charlie rangel and i led the fight to include strong and enforcible labor and environmental provisions and to strike the right balance between innovation and access to medicines in the historic may 10 agreement of 2007. the trouble with this t.p.a. is that it means no meaningful provisions whatsoever in t.p.p. on currency manipulation, which has destroyed millions of middle class american jobs and allows investors to challenge american health and environmental regulations and others not through the american legal system but through unregulated, arbitration panels. it's about a t.p.p. going in the wrong direction on access to medicines and in some important ways environmental protections. and it's about countries like mexico that deny their workers basic labor rights to gain and uncompetitive advantage over our companies and workers. and vietnam and ma lashesea who stand in clear violation of the may 10 provisions on international worker rights with no plan we know of. in that sense it's secret of a t.p.p. to change that. far from a progressive trade agreement. . on this and every other

. >> charlie rangel there. so this coming one day after president obama took on his critics, saying the aca is now embedded in the country's health care system and the supreme court should not strike down the law subsidies. >>> updating our top story this hour, the trial for those two escaped -- trail for the two escaped murderers in upstate new york appears to have gone cold. we've got richard matt and david sweat last seen in their cells on friday night. nbc news has spoken with a convicted murderer who testified in court against one of the escapees, richard matt. we agreed to disguise his voice and not divulge his name as he fears for his safety. he said this escape should not have surprised correction officers. >> i was shocked to hear that he escaped from clinton, and i was also not surprised. considering his past a lot more protection and staffing probably should have been called for. >> so nbc news also has spoken with the son of the prison worker authorities are questioning in regard to the escape. joyc

stuart: coming up neil cavuto has of big interview with charlie rangel.vuto coast to coast of fox business network. we have an interesting take on the state's drought and the governor is worried over population is the issue. we have john phillips. he says there is too many humans with the overpopulation problem. what do you say? >> in order to mitigate the effects jerry brown has done everything except kidnap pregnant woman's right before their water breaks. sometimes he thinks out loud. that is when he was doing and it is funny because when he ran for governor this year he is the new jerry brown but he is sounding like the old jerry brown but his father was a great builder who built the water system made universities in jerry brown ran as the anti-to that. was all about living in the era of limits. he did not bill that they still came and it is bursting at the seams so now he goes back to the position of the '70s. stuart: as far as i know the enormous amount of rain falls on california and the rivers flow into california but it is trapped in reservoirs f

charlie rangel and i led the fight to include strong and enforcible labor and environmental provisionsd to strike the right balance between innovation and access to medicines in the historic may 10 agreement of 2007. the trouble with this t.p.a. is that it means no meaningful provisions whatsoever in t.p.p. on currency manipulation, which has destroyed millions of middle class american jobs and allows investors to challenge american health and environmental regulations and others not through the american legal system but through unregulated, arbitration panels. it's about a t.p.p. going in the wrong direction on access to medicines and in some important ways environmental protections. and it's about countries like mexico that deny their workers basic labor rights to gain and uncompetitive advantage over our companies and workers. and vietnam and ma lashesea who stand in clear violation of the may 10 provisions on international worker rights with no plan we know of. in that sense it's secret of a t.p.p. to change that. far from a progressive trade agreement. . on this and every other ar

charlie rangel and i led the fight to include strong and enforcible labor and environmental provisions and to strike the right balance between innovation and access to medicines in the historic may 10 agreement of 2007. the trouble with this t.p.a. is that it means no meaningful provisions whatsoever in t.p.p. on currency manipulation, which has destroyed millions of middle class american jobs and allows investors to challenge american health and environmental regulations and others not through the american legal system but through unregulated, arbitration panels. it's about a t.p.p. going in the wrong direction on access to medicines and in some important ways environmental protections. and it's about countries like mexico that deny their workers basic labor rights to gain and uncompetitive advantage over our companies and workers. and vietnam and ma lashesea who stand in clear violation of the may 10 provisions on international worker rights with no plan we know of. in that sense it's secret of a t.p.p. to change that. far from a progressive trade agreement. . on this and every other