themselves. >> chris jansing joins me now. chris, these were some of the administration's strongest comments that were directed towards the iraqi forces and, by extension, the iraqi government. >> no doubt about it ayman, those are the harshest words we've heard since the fall of ramadi coming from secretary carter. but you also have a flip side of that which is that the administration doesn't plan any changes to what has been basically a plan that is training and equipping those soldiers and also of course supporting them with u.s. and coalition air strikes. but it has provided by an opening for critics who say more needs to be done. the options as you well know ayman, cover a wide range, including republican members of congress who say many more troops need to go in thousands perhaps 10,000. that's not going to happen. there is a push even among democrats, for example, a veteran who represents hawaii who says we need to supply