in the crossfire, representative loretta sanchez, a california democrat and representative anna kinninger. an illinois republican. will u.s. advisers make a difference or draw america closer to war. tonight on "crossfire." >> welcome to "crossfire" i'm stephanie cutter. >> and i'm s.e. kup on the right. two members of congress, today president obama spent more time talking about what we aren't going to do in iraq. and why. than he did making a case that the terrorist takeover of the levant has serious implications for us at home. how sad, george w. bush may still in the white house because president obama can't seem to make any foreign policy decisions without thinking of him first, he often explains his inaction by way of his predeceasedpr predeceaspr predeceaspr predeceas predeceasedor's mistakes. >> the military plan developed by the joint chiefs and that i believe is appropriate is proportional. it is limited. it does not involve boots on the ground. this is not iraq. and this is not afghanistan. >> and here was obama just today, on iraq. >> what's clear from the last decade is the ne

host: we are back with loretta sanchez. thank you for joining us. guest: my pleasure.t: before we get to iraq, me begin with the capturing of this benghazi suspect. front page of the "washington post." what do you know about him? well, probably some things that i can't tell you. obviously, a mastermind. we have been following his movements as predicted by people on the ground. people close to him indicating what his limits would be. obviously now hand-in-hand. we are tying to figure out -- he had figured out that we were upon him. he to everything else they had been planning is the issue we would like to get from him. -- do yout: host: have evidence he was there the night of the attack in benghazi? ? guest: today we will definitely classified hearings about that. host: should he be read his miranda rights or should they be interrogating him? they're probably interrogating him as we speak, i would assume. we need to know anything about an imminent threat that would be plotted by him and his followers. the obama administration has decided that he will be brought to the u

joining me now is member of the house armed services committee, loretta sanchez and white house correspondent at the huffington post, sam stein. congresswoman, let me start with you. you sit on the house armed services committee. just days ago, secretary of defense chuck hagel said he thought bowe bergdahl according to his doctors was not ready to leave germany. he, of course, in the last 48 hours, has arrived in the united states. we just heard the admitting physicians and psychologists say he exhibited good deportment and they are pleased with his physical state. from your perspective, was there some mixed communication coming from the white house or coming from this administration on bowe bergdahl's health? >> oh, i don't believe so. you know, one never knows with a patient how quickly they are going to be recovering, especially the mental anguish of going for five years and being held in the dark in a shark-like cage as mentioned to his doctors in germany. so the fact of the matter is that he hopefully, what this might be a sign of, is that he's actually going to get better in a quicker a

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. >> but thanks to representatives loretta sanchez and adam kensinger. from the left i'm stephanie cutter. >> from the right, s.e. cupp. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> the president says they're adviser, but is it mission creep? dozens may have been exposed to deadly live anthrax. dr. sanjay gupta is our guest. an "outfront" investigation police department under investigation for this. >> get on the ground now! get on the ground! >> let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. out front tonight more troops headed to iraq as we get word that john kerry is expected to travel to the country soon. president obama today promising that troops wouldn't be combat troops saying military advisers will head to iraq to combat the terror group isis that is gaining ground. >> we're prepared to send a small number of additional american military advisers, up to 300, to assess how we can best train, advise and support iraqi security forces going forward. >> some are now asking is this mission creep? in iraq today the country's securi

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information regarding these insurgents and their rise to where we are now, a nd we ha congresswoman loretta sanchezw is to gather intelligence about who they are and more information, but you have the criticism in "the new york times" op-ed that the iraqis and the americans were caught flat footed by what is happening now. >> welle with, it is a legitimate criticism, and now it also comes at a time when there is instability in the ukraine region and the united states has been trying to put out the fires from every kind of region across the globe. but, when it comes to whether the united states was caught flat-footed here, it is important to note that the president in his national security speech at west point ended up saying that the united states needs to be be able to combat terrorism, and extremist groups not by putting the boots on the ground, but by being smart and using the drone powerer and other things, an it is true that isis has come out of nowhere and a subject that you and i have not talked about ever before and at least before this week, but it is coming out of nowhere and whether the

then california representative loretta sanchez on what military and political options the u.s. has. after that senior staff writer talks about his recent article looking at the health care website and how the original version was fixed. phone calls, facebook comments, and tweets. live wednesday and every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> the pieces of the book is that there are a whole group of people in america, a big swath of america that is being ignored, left behind, not included in the discussion, i think, for either party. particularly, i would argue, the republican party. that is what i call blue-collar conservatives, the folks out there that are working people, most of whom did not have college degrees, folks that really still understand the value of work in the importance of work and responsibility and people who understand the importance of family and faith panel believe in freedom and limited government. those are conservative republican voters and in many cases they are not. in fact, a lot of them don't vote because they do not see either party talking to them a

he'll join us on the next washington journal and we'll talk to congresswoman loretta sanchez about u.s. options in iraq. she serves on the homeland security and armed services committees. later as part of our spotlight on magazines series, steven levey on his recent changes at the healthcare.gov website. you can join the conversation on facebook, twitter, and by phone. washington journal, each morning 7:00 eastern on cspan. >>> monday, gm recalled an additional 3 million plus cars for ignition problems. wednesday, general motor's ceo mary bara testifies on capitol hill to discuss the investigation into the delayed ignition switch recall. live coverage starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern on cspan 3 and you can join the conversation on twitter. >>> so the idea behind 250 and 250 is instead of trying to tell the entire history of st. louis as a time line or era by era we would absolutely miss vitally important things. so instead of trying to do that and failing we decide what if we just gave snapshots of st. louis history that would give people a glimpse of all the diverse things that happened h

we will talk to congresswoman loretta sanchez about u.s. options in iraq. she serves on the house homeland security committee. steven levy of wired magazine on his piece about recent changes at the healthcare.gov website. you can join the conversation on facebook, twitter and by phone. >> the thesis of the book is that there is a whole group of people in america that is being ignored, left behind, not included in the discussion. argue thely, i would republican party. blue-collar conservatives, the folks out there who are working people, most of them don't have college degrees, folks that really still understand the value and importance of work and responsibility. they understand the importance of family and faith. they believe in freedom and limited government. those are conservative republican voters and in many cases they are not. a lot of them aren't voting at all because they don't see either party talking to them about the concerns they have and an opportunitye for them to live the dream. >> rick santorum argues that working americans have been abandon

we will talk with congresswoman loretta sanchez about u.s. options in iraq.s part of our spotlight on magazines series, stephen on his pieceed" about changes at the healthcare.gov website. we look at this morning's headlines. join us on facebook, twitter, or by phone. ♪ host: good morning, everyone. the wall street journal says president obama has ruled out air strikes iraq for now, favoring the plonk special forces and seeking a broader strategy to address the political divisions. times says the president is considering limited airstrikes on sunni militants. president obama meets with congressional leaders 3:00 this afternoon. we want to get your thoughts on a potential presidential bid by hillary