if the united states yun ral latly disarms the export financing world and allows xm to lapse, what kind of economic impact could it have on american manufacturing on our job creators, our exporters, selling goods that are stamped proudly, made in america, all around the world. and so many of this have relied on this export-import bank. >> on the first panel, we had steve woverign with just the threat of xm bank not become here in september has already awarded the impact of a $57 million con trakt that would support a lot of jobs. this would be more with a larger transaction. >> we heard small businesses at the time of the shutdown were losing sales because of potentially not be there. it's 90% of our customers. frequently, they do not have another option. they frequently have very few options. lastly, many of the small businesses are part of the supply chain. they're part of the boeing supply chain, they're part of space x where the congressman is in her district. they don't make a hundred per credibility of what they do. >> one of the things i say frequently is it isn't this body's rol

state of emergency. why? because some of the mps didn't turn up. a political statement that they don't want to unite, that they feel it's too divided, sectarian divisions. the prime minister not a yunt bodes very ill for the current situation. despite that, the government says denies what isis is saying, the extremist al qaeda splinter group, is saying the government is now retaking control of tikrit, shown no evidence of that so far even if it has. it's a long way from taking control of -- retaking control ofs mosul. the government in iraq has said they will -- that they would look at supporting u.s. air strikes in the country. it's not clear that that's about to happen. the united states considering its options at the moment, doesn't seem likely that anyone's rushing to get back in. more the view that the iraqis can get trained by the united states, and that's sort of the limit. that's where we're at right now, brooke. >> nic robertson, thank you for us in jordan this morning. let's stay on this because iraq is a huge story bringing in retired major general spider marks, military analyst and former commanding general of the army intelligence center and top intelligence officer du