the rangel program offers a lot more than entry to the foreign service. that's kind of the -- the icing on the cake. but what you get from the rangel program is a network of mentors who really, really care about you and care about the work that you're going to do and care your success. i've already taken the test and passed. >> all the buzz words about diplomacy how do they compare to traditional diplomacy? >> bonnie: leaders in the foreign service and officers who have been through the scholarship programs meet with the fellows. >> i'm dealing with a senior point are the ever counterpart to didn't is respect women. every time he spoke he would turn on to my male colleagues and i would turn him back. if you want to talk to the u.f.c. government you have to talk to me. >> and there is mock crisis role-playing exercises. >> the firste what does this earthquake mean to the u.s. business that we work with. >> we're going to need help. we're going to need medic. >> the. >> we need to know what resources we need for our section. >> we're going to monitor what's

not just charlie rangel. i'm wonder whether we will still say such african-americans on the right portrayed as all but uncle toms. when republicans have to take that, simply having minorities in their ranks, as token, token minorities, how does that help democrats? >> well, look, i don't think -- first of all, it doesn't help democrats. and i think the democratic party and democrats around the country should get the message loud and clear, that their message is not resonating with african-americans. that is why they lost many of these elections. that is why they lost the govern governor's seat in the state of maryland. >> i'm sorry. they come back at you, don, and say, well, with african-americans it resonates because 94%, 95% of them still vote with democrats. you say that could slip away as well. explain. >> by the way, the reality is it's 90 plus percent that showed up and voted. most did not show up and vote because they're not engaged because it don't feel that those who they have a choice to vote for ar

joining us now from new york, the longtime new york democratic congressman charlie rangel. thanks very much for joining us. >> good to be back with you, wolf. >> you won your district handily last night. you got about 87% of the vote, new york's 13th district setting up for you a 23rd term in the house of representatives. but so many of your fellow democrats, they did really, really badly. why did the democrats do so poorly in these senate races, these governor races and these house races? >> i really think the american people were fed up. one great thing about our constitution is that when constituents get fed up with incumbents for doing nothing, they don't pull them out of office and shoot them. they just vote them out. they don't have to give any reasoning for it. and i think the frustration of seeing the gridlock and the fact that they have not really enjoyed the benefits of an improved economy, and the fact that just saying no is very popular. they had a target called obama and they didn't deal with the issues. they just dealt with the frustrations. now comes 2016. th

well, tim scott was not about to take those thoughts from rangel and clyburn lying down. >> let's talkut tomorrow, the lowest common denominate her of fear and race baiting is something the other party has tried to do and the voter his said -- voters said no, they rejected it. >> wow, you listen to clyburn and rangel -- >> wow, i'm appalled. you take charlie rangel and collide, these are guys whose institutional memory of this as the civil rights movement, the vast majority of americans don't agree with that. the vast majority of candidates didn't use the argument. it is a bogus argument. saying -- >> wait a minute, it is a bogus that -- >> what it does is make a nice segment for the show. >> no, but the representatives of your party, when are they going to step into the future in 2014 instead of always pushing african-americans and minorities down. they don't want to celebrate success. >> excuse me, they do not represent the democratic party. >> yeah, they do. >> they kind of represent the democrats in the house, the black caucus. >> how many members of the black caucus talk about it?

and the rangel over rangel as in charlie rangel. but tonight, republicans firing back. and how. 8:00 p.m. charles: cannot wait to see that. charlie rangel has one page in his playbook. you've heard me talk about this sharing economy. you know, them. uber, airbnb. when a 90 year old man is arrested in florida for feeding the homeless. that's a whole different kind of sharing economy that shouldn't be punished. make sure you send your questions and comments. we'll answer it here. i got a great tweet that deserves a response later on in the show. tweet me cvpayne or post to our facebook.com/charles fox. and i'm issuing a challenge. become my 40,000th follower. you make it, the number 40,000 come to new york i'll buy you a steak. follow me cvpayne on twitter. we'll be right back and we'll make you some money. charles: so ft. lauderdale florida, i think it's an example of why big brother are criminal. insanity of not allowing people to help other people in just one minute. charles: you know, i got to tell you, it seems like every day we celebrate this new sharing economy. ri

new york city welcomes back congressman charlie rangel.s been formally censured by his colleagues for a slew of ethics violations. do you know how hard it is so get censured in congress for ethics violations? that's like getting kicked out of burning man for not showering enough. rangel's the first congressman to be censured since 1983. you would think anyone could beat him. how did he win? no one ran against him. so congratulations rangel, and welcome back. [ applause ] alaska welcomes back 22-term congressman don young, who ironically, is very old. the hallowed halls of congress would be honored by the presence of you, sir. a man who prior to a debate with his democratic challenger snarled at him like a dog and said the following -- and i quote, "don't you ever touch me. don't ever touch me. the last guy who touched me ended up on the ground dead." and because they live in alaska, i'm guessing that man was then stuffed and mounted on young's office wall. don young, welcome back. and to every other member of congress, both old and new, co

tell me, charlie rangel is off of the reservation or on mars? what do you make of what he said?till doing whole divide thing. you know. >> also, let's remember we had will hurd runs for kong i coninn texas, in 2008, barack obama out performed john kerry and al gore among white voters in states like texas, georgia, the carolinas and virginia. if southerners like the congressman elections have a problem with obama's skin color that is a funny way of showing it. neil: he still lost the white vote. >> but he still out performed others. neil: republican are dismissed like a racial story, no one will give it credence, not the president in this case taking responsibility. >> but, right, according to left republicans are racist and black republicans are sell outs and uncle toms, they have been flying away at that argument for a long time, but response among this president, and among blacks what he has done for black america is the issue here, that is what you are seeing in terms of their inability to get out the black vote, look at obama's records. ment. anemployment and poverty, they e

well, then new york representative charles rangel brought up the civil war and slavery on the campaign trail. listen in. >> to be very, very honest with you, and the south has not always been the friendliest place for african-americans. it's been a difficult time for the president to present himself in a very positive light as a leader. >> everything we believe in they hate. they don't disagree. they hate. they think that if you didn't come from europe 30 years ago, we shouldn't have immigration. some of them believe that slavery isn't over and that they won the civil war. >> wow! playing the race card too much? let's go to our panel. i know you have opinions. >> i have an opinion as the brown person on the panel. you know, it's interesting to me. when people say that when african-americans or anyone else is discussing race, we are somehow playing the race card. why can't we have this open and very honest conversation about race, about racism and really about discrimination and about people's feelings? we do know the history of the south. i mean, my father is from the south. let's face

now charlie rangel saying he thought it was a term of endearment.nts he made last year when he compared tea party members to the segregationists of the jim crow era. he then offered this backhanded apology. they're so proud of their heritage and all the things they believe in. i can tell you this, with all the feelings i have against the people that have been against justice, fair play and equality and the freedoms as we know it, if i offended them for calling them a white cracker, i apologize. rangel went ton say that he thinks criticism for the comment is ridiculous. >>> the video is outrageous. it is a man trapped in a wall of a mall in colorado. it appears that he was stuck inside that wall for days. it is believed that he entered from the roof. employees said they could hear him inside the wall yelling since monday. he's now in the hospital recovering. >>> and those are your headlines. >> well, he got out. let's check in with maria molina. she is outside with a look at the forecast. >> good morning. good to see you. we continue to track that ar

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unlike korea, charlie rangel, and world war bob dole, you didn't have those like we had them in vietnam. i've always talked about one of the main differences between in e of us who served vietnam and those who serve in other wars, we knew there was an 12 months, if of you were an enlisted man or 13 if you were a marine, you left. you'd come back. would go home.u what the world war ii veterans korea, theywith and were uncertain. great uncertainty. that's on the personal side of this, the big difference between who serve in vietnam and the other wars. all desperately looked forward to that r&r, which, take about , we did two months later and we -- tom to hawaii where we met my grandmother and mother aunts brothers and more than i ever knew i had. the aunts all had to come and cheer on the war effort. those - i know most of women were not relatives. but nonetheless, my mother let come. so the remabelinder of this let putting together time for r&r. i know you're disappointed and disappointed. ladies and gentlemen, i'm grateful for an opportunity to i wanted to share the good many of the let

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and in vietnam, unlike korea, charlie rangel and world war ii, bob dole, you didn't have those like we had them in vietnam. i've always talked about one of the main differences between those of us who served in vietnam and those who served in other wars, we knew there was an end. at the end of 12 months if you were an enlisted man or 13 if you were a marine, you left. you'd come back, but you knew you would go home. what the world war ii veterans that had to deal with in korea, they were uncertain. there was great uncertainty, especially world war ii, as to how this would all end. that was as much on the personal side of this, the big difference between those who served in vietnam and the other wars. so we all desperately looked forward to that r and r, which incidentally we did take about two months later and tom and i went to hawaii where we met my grandmother and my mother and my brothers and more aunts than i ever knew i had. the aunts all had to come and cheer on the war effort. and i know most of those women were not relatives, but nonetheless, my mother let them come. it was nic

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. >> i've never met him and i've been championing this cause with congressman rangel and jesse jackson and a bunch of other people that i happen to have met here. and no, i've never met him. and it's really exciting. >> what do you make of the fact that this happened the way it did? are you hopeful that this will mean an opening of relations -- diplomatic relations between the u.s. and north korea? >> i personally, yes. i mean, i have to say on the record, my relationships with the north koreans, so the counselor and ambassador have been great. i've had very good meetings with them. we've discussed, you know, problems that they're having in the country. how i believe personally the united states government can help. so i think it opens doors. >> just have to remember, there's a lot about standing issues with north korea. the u.n. commission report coming out, damming, talking about the torture people have gone through and also others, maybe not americans, but others still held captive in north korea. >> correct. >> we'll be following this closely. i'm very happy for you and family. i w

and although essay virtual lock to be reelected to his 23rd term in the house, democrat charlie rangel opening could you seeing republicans of racism. >> everything we believe in. everything we believe in, they hate. they don't disagree. they hate. they think if you didn't come from europe 30 years ago, we shouldn't have immigration. some of them believe that slavery isn't over and that they won the civil war. >> okay. these controversial statements all coming as the washington post upped the republicans odds of winning to 95 percent. we'll take it all up here tonight. also this evening, another disaster for the commercial space industry. spaceship two exploding in the sky o in the ma jav desert during the a test today. >> space is hard and today was a tough day. (?) we are going to be supporting the investigation as we figure out what happened, and we're going to get through it. >> branson's plan to fly commercial civilian flights into orbit next year. those plans are much in doubt. this two days after nasa's rocket exploded over the launch pad while attempting a supply mission. the f

charlie rangel openly could you seeing republicans of racism. >> everything we believe in. everything we believe in, they hate. they don't disagree. they hate. they think if you didn't come from europe years ago, we shouldn't have immigration. some of them believe that slavery isn't over and that they won the civil war. >> okay. these controversial statements all coming as the washington post upped the republicans odds of winning to 95 percent. we'll take it all up here tonight. also, this evening another disaster for the space industry. richard branson's spaceship two exploding in the sky during a test flight today. >> space is hard, and today was a tough day. we are going to be supporting the investigation as we figure out what happened today into orbit next year now those plans are in doubt. this just two days after nasa contracted orbital science and terarocket exploded over the launch pad while attempting a supply mission to the international space station. full report straight ahead. a mere 200-point for the dow jones industrial average on route to an all-time record

. >> sergeant val rangel has worked at corcoran since 1988.n 50% of the inmates he releases will return to the california prison system within a year. >> you got no family support, you're right back on the street. no home, nowhere to go, no job. they come back. >> yarberry is met by a representative from the rehab facility. >> boldares is dropped at the train station. he will pay for his ticket out of the $200 he just got. >> he's not used to being out here. and he's used to us giving him direction. now he's on his own. he has to find his way back. they get used it to again. it takes the while to get the feel again of being free but they get used to it. he does have somebody there waiting for him. looks like he stands a good chance of making it. the odds are with him right now. >> but for the rest off the inmates at corcoran, freedom is only something to dream about. >> i don't think prison as deterrent to anything. this is nothing but a punishment place. and it only makes us bitter. it makes us bitter to have to sit back here and be treated t

congressman rick larson, senator patty mary, senator maria cantwell and also, congressman charles rangelor us. there are countless others who have been instrumental in our efforts such as reverend jesse jackson and david sugarman and countless others that stood with us, prayed for us, wrote letters to kenneth, wrote letters to us. we cannot thank you enough. thank you. we're just so happy to have him home. >> i just want to say thank you all for supporting me and being just amazing blessing to see so many people being involved getting me released for two years. and not to mention, only mention for the thousands of people who prayed for me as well. i just want to say thank you for supporting me and lifting me up. not forgetting me. at the same time i was not forgetting the people of north korea. and thank you for supporting my family as well. it's been a tremendously difficult time for my family. and there are many people who have been supporting them to stay strong during this time. and also, i just want to say president obama and and all of the people in the state department working tir

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but first they have to get past sergeant rangel. >> i'm currently assigned as a receiving and release and i'm responsible for testify yo all operations of the intake of tin mates and >> hands behind your back and go on in. >> -- and of the outgoing departure of the inmates that are paroling, transferring to another institution. we'll get them processed, i.d.ed. what's your number? >> date of birth? >> 4/3/81. >> how old are you? >> 26. >> how much do you weigh? >> i weigh about 150. >> how tall are you? >> about 6'2". >> how many times have you been coming back, in and out? >> this is my sixth time in prison. >> sixth? >> can you fill up with anybody on the yard? i can, but i prefer to be with -- you know the politics. >> okay. we're going to find you a bunk -- in the low tear bottom bunk. first tier. he's ready to go. >> all right. let's go. >> when i interviewed him earlier, he could only be housed with his same race, which is white. he wouldn't house with any other ethnic groups. >> given the potential for cell violence, this inmate's request for same race arrangement is not uncomm

>> there's going to be a lot of political rangeling going back and forth and constitutional challenges and great debates about all of this. why the false urgenciancy of now in the lame-duck session after the republicans took control of the senate and maintained control of the house, affect democrats were massacred eep though they don't like to say it out loud in the midterm elections. the false urgency of now is just more political poison. it really is. you're right. you don't know what senate. i guess we'll find out tomorrow what's in it. >> hopefully. >> this is party politics. yeah, hopefully. it's not for the betterment of the country. >> all right. >> this is all about politics and the party. so just moments ago another breaking news situation because vermont announcing that obama care architect jonathan gruber will no longer work on the state's plan to set up a single payer health care system, although his team at m.i.t. will keep working on the state contract. with all the videos coming out of gruber calling americans stupid, leslie, members of the mainstream media are bending o

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she is thrilled about the release, including lawmakers, charlie rangel.nt urging the north korean government to release if two americans. he tweeted a short time ago, as well, calling for the release, saying i'm pleased that north korea did the right thing in releasing kenneth bae. the state department also weighed in a short time after that news became official. let's get to that tweet, guys. the state department says, welcomes the release of u.s. citizens, kenneth bae and matthew todd miller, from the dprk. that's the tweet from the state department. so many played a role in this. and the washington lawmakers that are taking to twitter on their social media pages, to congratulate the efforts to get these two americans back home. we understand they're on their way back home. we heard from representative, so happy for kenneth bae and his family, who waited two, long years for this day to come. welcome home. you watching at home or listening, you can tweet poppy. or myself at cnnvalencia. and we'll try to get your tweets and comments on the air. >> it's go

including frederica wilson of florida who served as an elementary school teacher and principal, charlie rangel of new york, sheila jackson lee of texas and here in the senate it has the bipartisan support of senator manchin, senator mcconnell, senator inhofe and myself. child advocates across america have endorsed the bill. the national children's alliance which oversees national child veed kasi centers, the children's defense fund, national center for missing and exploited children, pennsylvania coalition against rape have all endorsed this bill. law enforcement and prosecutors all support this bill. the federal law enforcement officers association supports it. the association of prosecuting attorneys, national district attorneys association, teachers support this legislation. the american federation of teachers and the pennsylvania school board association. so why after a year, more than a year after the house passed this bill unanimously, why have we refused to act in the senate? some of us knew the federal government doesn't need to act; that we can leave it to the states and some states w

the congressional black caucus foundation, the national urban league, office of congressman charles rangeland on the staff of the house ways and means committee. she serves on the academy's board and also chairs the board of the national committee to preserve social security and medicare. each panelist will comment on the study for a few minutes and then we'll have a moderated conversation before inviting some questions from the audience. let's turn first to andrea campbell. feel free to stay there or, as he would like. if you do state to make sure to press that button to turn on your microphone. wheand get the bright green lig, you are on. >> thank you so much for inviting me to be here today. i want to make two general points if one is to talk about social security in the context of other welfare state programs we have in the u.s. and also the u.s. versus other countries. and talk about what the public might support a what the survey tells us about that. there was a lot of commentary that reached a fever pitch during the great recession about the cost of the major entitlement programs, a

charlie rangel called for their release in a statement he released from his office.sed that the north koreans did the right thing in releasing kenneth bea. he links to that statement i referenced from a few days ago. senator patty murray from the state of washington where kenneth bea calls home, saying, i'm thrilled kenneth bea is finally coming home. his amazing family has kept pressure on for two years and has never lost faith. she sign pd wit patty murray. that's how you know it's officially from her. moving on to david reichert, another congressman from the eighth congressional district in washington state, saying all of washington celebrates the release of kenneth bae from north korea. and ted cruz, the senator from the state of texas, he's weighed in as well a short time ago. excellent news, he says, two americans imprisoned by north korea, kenneth bae and matthew miller are on their way back to the united states. in fact, kenneth bae released almost two years to the day that he was officially taken captive in north korea. lots of good news. many more people we

. >> congressman charlie rangel, democrat from new york, has issued a statement as well. he said, fight with peaceful protests, not violence against the ferguson decision. us iny is joining indianapolis, democrats line. good evening every >> yes. , and ifor taking my call definitely want to give condolences to the brown family. i want to say two things. laid in the street for 4.5 hours before they even moved his body. evidence toat the support the officer was probably planted at that time. despite what the witnesses were saying. they have witnesses right there for 4.5 hours telling the officer's supervisor what happened. opportunityem the evidence,urs to plant maybe put michael brown's blood on the door or where they said it was on the car. -- just under the impression not all police officers are bad. you have good and bad apples in everything, whether it's in politics or the school board. there are good and bad apples. but i can see clearly in this situation that they were up to no good from the police department to the prosecutor. >> so you think evidence was planted or

comments from charlie rangel. here are comments from viewers on our twitter page. we have about 10 minutes left in this segment. we want to get to as many of your calls. let's go to evelyn in birmingham, alabama. hi, good morning. host: go ahead. [indiscernible] as long as they make those decisions, it will always be a riot because it is not fair. they need more black officers anyway. it is a black community. they are going to have those problems. the judicial system is not right for the blacks. i sat in the courtroom and literally cried. i'm just telling you what i see that is true. i have been there with mine and i saw them. way, then it is that there is always going to be a riot. the judicial process for officer wilson is not over yet. here is a statement on eric holder -- from eric holder on the civil rights investigation, a parallel investigation to what is happening. eric holder said that while the grand jury proceedings have concluded, the justice department investigation remains open. the attorney general going on to say that though there would be disagreem

congressional black caucus foundation, the national urban league, the office of congressman charles rangel and on the staff of the house ways and means committee. she serves on the academy's board and also chairs the board of the national committee to preserve social security and medicare. our procedure and format is fairly straightforward. each panelist will comment on the study for a few minutes and then we'll have a moderated conversation before inviting some questions from the audience. let's turn first to andrea campbell. and andrea, feel free to stay there or come up as you'd like. if you stay there, please press the button and turn on the microphone. when you get the bright green light it's on. >> now it's bright green. thank you so much for inviting me to be here today. i want to make two general points, one is to talk a little bit about social security in the context of other welfare state programs that we have in the u.s. and also the u.s. versus other countries. and then talk a little bit about what the public might support and what the survey tells us about that. there was a lo

congressional black caucus foundation, the national urban league, the office of congressman charles rangeld on the staff of the house ways and means committee. she serves on the academy's board and also chairs the board of the national committee to preserve social security and medicare. our procedure and format is fairly straightforward. each panelist will comment on the study for a few minutes and then we'll have a moderated conversation before inviting some questions from the audience. let's turn first to andrea campbell. and andrea, feel free to stay there or come up as you'd like. if you stay there, please press the button and turn on the microphone. when you get the bright green light it's on. >> now it's bright green. i want to make two general points, one is to talk a little bit about social security in the context of other welfare state programs that we have in the u.s. and also the u.s. versus other countries. and then talk a little bit about what the public might support and what the survey tells us about that. there was a lot of commentary that reached a fever pitch during the g

we heard from congressman charlie rangel that there are some republicans who don't believe that slavery. what do you make of that comment? >> i've actually -- i had not heard that comment but -- >> you hadn't heard that? i think everybody who is following the races heard that. >> there have been comments about race. >> there's a lot of comments that have been made about race. and i think that democrats are out there trying to motivate folks to vote, republicans are out there trying to motivate people not to vote. >> is that a motivatorsay the republicans believe that slavery is not over. that's a motivator to get people to sflot >> look, i -- >> come on. >> hey, shawn. shawn, i'm not going to -- >> talk to you about -- let me come to you. >> and shawn, i'm not going to get into a debate over tactics given a lot of the despicable stuff we have seen from republicans around the country that frankly, knowing you as a person i think you yourself would be disgusted with that we're seeing from a lot of your candidates. do i think republican party believes in slavery, no. i don't believe the re

. >> makes you want to pull your hair out when charlie rangel says some people in the republican partyat the home state of mr. clyburn, as you said, indian american woman governor, african-american united states senator, african-american united states senator, and lindsey graham. we have a lot of diversity in the republican parties. we don't do a good enough job talking about it, and as we look around the country, or hispanic governors -- >>> still ahead, full election analysis from chuck todd and andrea mitchell and greg orman leg next. one of pranks in late night, the reaction from kids after being told their parents ate all their candy. >> it's kind of mean. >> if you have it on video, it's funny. can you start tomorrow? yes sir. alright. let's share the news tomorrow. today we failrly busy. tomorrow we're booked solid. we close on the house tomorrow. i want one of these opened up. because tomorow we go live... it's a day full of promise. and often, that day arrives by train. big day today? even bigger one tomorrow. when csx trains move forward, so does the rest of the economy. csx.

remember that he missed last year's east asia's summit because of budget rangeling w ih the very same republican that is have now took control of the senate. the u.s. will look at eas very much as a security and political aspect of their pivot where they view apec and tpp as the economic element of they're pivot or rebounce to asia. that's not the way the southeast asians see it necessarily. and this is something that i hope the white house will work with economic managers in the u.s. government to address as they look to pivot 2.0 or a resetting of the pivot. southeast asia can't imagine an economic strategy for the united states for asia that tonight include china. tpp looks a little strange to them. tpp, as matt mentioned, includes 12 countries, including the united states. but it's not eligible -- not even all the asean countries are eligible to join tpp. i think everybody wants to see tpp get done. they want to see the president spending political capital on that. i think the southeast asians believe that the indicator for that will be a strong statement out of the friday morning