>> adam rappaport, congressman charlie rangel. bag! >> you can find the full rangel resolution e book at rangel .house.gov. you can pick up bon appetit's latest cookbook at bonnappetite bonnappetite.com. >>> good evening. welcome to the "the ed show." live from washington, d.c. let's get to work! >>> tonight if we don't break the rules for trade around the world. guess what? china will. >> later -- >> i've known that climate change is a serious threat. >> plus -- >> one of the guys in the locker room tom brady called himself the deflator. what was the other guy's nickname? >> use the rating x's and o's. >> i have no reason to believe he lied. >> we believe it is so important iran not be violent. >> good to have you with us. thank you for watching. it's a signature on the ed show we start every night, every show saying let's get to work. i think there's a lot of obama supporters in in the country

he said democratic congressman charlie rangel said that no one in our campaign played any race card that we had some played against us but we didn't play any. you remember there was a sour taste in democratic mouths after that whole incident. you'll note this time around bill clinton has been playing a back seat role at least officially in the campaign. the foundation and speeches have been front and center. >> who doubt. mrs. clinton hoping to attract the younger voters as well offering campaign souvenirs online. what is it ed? >> this is funny. people saying the official launch of the democratic sand candidates. they are announcing the hillary clinton online store. they are trying to poke fun at the criticism she gets about pantsuits. this is a pants suit t-shirt you can order. they have a throw pillow that says "a woman's place is in the white house." and this tumbler for $10, i heart h. this pantsuit t-shirt is only $30. anybody can pull it off, i think it's you. >> oh are you offering to pick one up for me? >> if you'll wear it on "the real story," i'll buy it. >> you never know. re

. >> did you start getting guys like charlie rangel, the leaders in the black caucus big shots, did yourt getting them after that? when did you start picking up leaders like jim clyburn? >> i'd have to look back, but my guess is it was probably after that when people began to think it was possible. >> about the fact that now he seemed winnable in the white community, which has the most vote, it was a different deal. >> let me say this, and robert, my recollection may be a little similar to yours, but i differ a little bit. jim clyburn at that time was neutral. and the problem was when south carolina happened, the problem was here you had an african american, the first time a really viable african american could be president and won iowa. people in iowa saw that his values kind of lined up with theirs. and then you had the issue with south carolina that the president clinton statements about jesse jackson kind of tipped the scales. and jim clyburn went to obama after that, after that fight. then you had a lot of cbc members who ultimately came to obama a little later on because it was to

later, representative charlie rangel, top democrat on the ways and means subcommittee on trade.we will talk about that debate happening in congress as well as other news of the day. we will be right back. >> this sunday night at 8:00 eastern on "first ladies: influence an image," we look into and harrison, letitia tyler, and julia type. and harrison never set foot in the white house because her husband, william henry harrison, dies. letitia tyler dies and the president remarries julia tyler, the first photographed first lady. this sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on "first ladies: influence an image," examining the public and private lives of the first ladies from martha washington to michelle obama, sundays at 8:00 eastern on american history tv on c-span3. and as a complement, "first ladies," available as a hardcover or e-book at your favorite bookstore or online bookseller. >> the new congressional directory is a handy guide to the 114th congress, with color photos of every senator and house member, plus bio and contact information, and twitter handles. also, district maps,

charlie. thank you, congressman rangel. it is my privilege to introduce a man who has been a friend for many years he's been a career prosecutor, 12 years he was district attorney in staten island, he was overwhelmingly elected a true public servant, universally respected, it is my privilege to introduce the congressman from brooklyn and staten island, the honorable dan donovan. mr. donovan: thank you very much. thank you. thank you so very much. thank you. mr. speaker thank you so very much. i am honored to join you and i'm humbled by the confidence that the people of the 11th congressional district have placed in me. i want to thank all of my volunteers, all my supporters for helping me get here. i want to thank my family for everything they have done for me and i promise to make all of them proud through my representation of them down here as a member of the greatest legislative body in the world. thank you so very much. the speaker: under clause 5-d of rule 20, the chair announces to the house that in light of the admin

charlie. thank you, congressman rangel. it is my privilege to introduce a man who has been a friend for many years he's been a career prosecutor, 12 years he was district attorney in staten island, he was overwhelmingly elected a true public servant, universally respected, it is my privilege to introduce the congressman from brooklyn and staten island, the honorable dan donovan. mr. donovan: thank you very much. thank you. thank you so very much. thank you. mr. speaker thank you so very much. i am honored to join you and i'm humbled by the confidence that the people of the 11th congressional district have placed in me. i want to thank all of my volunteers, all my supporters for helping me get here. i want to thank my family for everything they have done for me and i promise to make all of them proud through my representation of them down here as a member of the greatest legislative body in the world. thank you so very much. >> president obama spoke about poverty today. the new york times expressed skepticism that would happ