don't renew obama care. i argue what they ought to do in the house is pass bill by bill, pentagon state continuing resolutions for each department. >> and they're not going to listen to you anymore than listening to their own leaders of the house. i'm grateful for that. >> is that buchanan? >> i think it is that way. >> they are just suggesting the idea tha is really far off on the fringe, even fringier than what ted cruz is doing. i mean ted cruz, he called it a filibuster, it really wasn't. it was against the bill that he eventually voted for after taunting the house into passing this bill that would defund obama care and then announced it was going nowhere in the senate, which is true. and then they got mad at him and then he decided he would have to stand on the senate floor and prove his manhood or whatever it was. >> okay. now, more cruz on obama care. >> when you have a law, and it is killing jobs. when you have a law that is hammering small businesses. when you have a law that is forcing people into

don't renew obama care. i argue what they ought to do in the house is pass bill by bill, pentagon state continuing resolutions for each department. >> and they're not going to listen to you anymore than listening to their own leaders of the house. i'm grateful for that. >> is that buchanan? >> i think it is that way. >> they are just suggesting the idea that it is really far off on the fringe, even fringier than what ted cruz is doing. i mean ted cruz, he called it a filibuster, it really wasn't. it was against the bill that he eventually voted for after taunting the house into passing this bill that would defund obama care and then announced it was going nowhere in the senate, which is true. and then they got mad at him and then he decided he would have to stand on the senate floor and prove his manhood or whatever it was. >> okay. now, more cruz on obama care. >> when you have a law, and it is killing jobs. when you have a law that is hammering small businesses. when you have a law that is forcing people i

republicans are divided on this obama care strategy. some senators, including senator buhr and senator mccain, don't agree with senator cruz and senator paul that they're going to get what they want. democrats, on the other hand, they're at odds with each other on sequester. they don't want to pass any funding bill that continues sequester. fasten your seat belts. it's going to get pretty ugly over the next week. they're nowhere close to a deal. >> you mentioned senator ted cruz. he's doing an exclusive interview on fox news sunday. he's been vocal and adamant about defunding obama care by any means necessary. what do you make of the senator's all-or-nothing approach? >> house republicans have been upset with him. they did not want to go with this strategy. they came up with an alternative strategy, but conservatives in the house said no, we're not going to go along with it. and democrats weren't going to vote for that bill, so they had to shell that and embrace the ted cruz strategy. now, they have passed a bill through the house. they

to use obama care going forward. so that bill is voted on in the house. it was passed. they sent it to harry reid in the senate. harry reid categorically rejected the bill. said no way, we're not going to vote on that. so now it goes back to the house. the house has the bill. we're waiting to hear what happens, if president obama should approach the mic any minute. bob, you've been a political analyst. have you ever seen so much weighing in, so much importance on one or two votes in your life? >> no, but i have also never seen one of these -- there's been 17 of these since i was born. generally, this conversation, the amazing thing to me is how little conversation -- >> here we go, the president. >> of all the responsibilities the constitution endows to congress, two should be fairly simple. pass the budget. and pay america's bills. but if the united states congress does not fulfill its responsibility to pass a budget today, much of the united states government will be forced to shut down tomorrow. i want to be very

but could a battle to defund obama care derail everything? we're live on capitol hill. >> they are battling it out. we also have some shocking new details. there's a deadly wildfire in arizona. it's already killed 19 brave firefighters. could this terrible tragedy have been prevented? what the official investigation just uncovered. >> and for the first time ever, scientists say they are developing a flu shot that can help guard against every form of the flu. when might it become available to everyone? a member of our fox news team weighs in. >>> folks, we're really down to the wire as we begin with the budget somehowdown in our nation's capitol hill. only three days until the government completely runs out of money. house members are meeting in a rare weekend session today. and they're considering a bill which was passed by the senate that actually funds both the government and obama care. chief congressional correspondent joins us. it seems like the republicans in the house were willing to make compromises but the senate didn't buy it. >> re

i intend to speak in support of defunding obama care. until i am no longer able to stand. on a saturday or sunday morning, when your dad is making pancakes and it is very cool when he can flip them and take them do a flip high in the air and catch them. i will credit my father, he invented, it wasn't for the restaurant but he invented green eggs and ham. >> one of the things that senator cruise spoke about relative to his father was his immigration from cuba. a prisoner of war during the revolution and talked about the time his father came to america and how hard it was to struggle getting started and he ended up being successful achieving what he called the american dream. senator cruise is not even close to the longest speech in senate history. strom thurmond spoke for 24 hours against the civil rights act of 1957. the next closest senator alfonse diamante23 hours for a stall on a military bill in 1986. >>> maryland muslims

in a new cnbc poll 50% of americans say the funding of obama care is not worth the government shut down. >>> let's get you back to colorado where the second day of autumn felt more like winter in some parts. up to four inches of snow fell in the high country. n br . >> in montana winter storm watch. all the problems this morning are down in florida. this is where we have had a lot of heavy rain yesterday and continues right now. we have flood warnings around the greater tampa area. look at the big thunderstorms just below the weather channel logo there. those head through tampa. if we have concerns for travel this morning that is where it is going to be especially at the airports. minor delays for thunderstorms today, miami and new orleans. the rest of the forecast soggy in florida but soaked in sunshine elsewhere. a beautiful afternoon from colorado to the east coast. that is a look at the national forecast. here is a look outside your window. beautiful conditions. cool crisp morning. the afternoon will be gorgeous. philadelphia 72 and sunny. chicago partly cloudy and 71. looks like fl

[laughter] >> it will not be called obama care. so if it is good it won't be called obama-care. what is your prediction? >> i think lit be still be called obama-care for good or ill, that is the name it has got. it has stuck. i think the president may be a little overoptimistic about how much people will love various provisions, for good or ill, which is the central thing his presidency will be identified with? >> i think they will like the obama-care, and forget about the name. >> all right. thank you both. straight ahead, the unseld story of home schooling, reading writing and in some cases abuse? serious concerns about a rapidly growing industry. now she shifting her focus to relief work, she joins us later to tell us why. women's prisons. >> the system is setup to do exactly what it's doing - to break people and to keep them broken. that's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko >> every sunday night al jazeera america presents gripping films, from the worlds top documentary directors >> this is just the beginning of somthing much bigger... >> this sunday...the premier o

right now they're opposing the idea of obama care. not so much the reality. >> what do you think -- >> that could collapse on its own. >> since nobody knows what it is, including me, i mean, i just don't know what it is. i tried and tried and tried to figure it out. i know the nuts and bolts, but how is it going to affect me, you, other folks, working people, retired people, i can't tell you, so what -- because you're a medical doctor. i don't know if everybody knows that. you're a medical doctor. what is the thing about obama care that is going to make americans so angry that they punish the democratic party? >> look, there is a general and a specific. the the general is that they have instituted 10,000 pages of regulations of one of the most complex -- look at it as an ecosystem in health care where they are affecting 80 things at the same time in contradictory ways, arbitrary ways, that it has to screw up the system. it is almost a given. i will give you one specific. one example of the place where they didn't understand the implic

they are back at square one, th resolution over, it has the obama care provisions attached to it. democrats have the votes in the senate to remove those provisions and send it back in a so-called clean cr, back to the house. and here we are again, the only difference is we'll be at the deadline by that time. so is this therefore, a self-defeating strategy that republicans are pursuing? >> well, republicans, i think you have to understand as far as the conservative group inside the house republican conference, they deeply, deeply believe that obama care will hurt millions of americans and they're trying to do everything they can to stop it before it goes into full effect. i do believe they think that a shutdown would be an acceptable cost for that even if they don't want to see it. but i think the fact is that democrats control the senate. and we've not seen any indication that a democrats changed their minds on this. we'll get an interesting test with this medical device tax, the democrats support repealing it. they had a symbolic vote in march, that was 79-20, 34 democrats who vo

later cnn described the bill as a "proposal to derail obama care." politico speaks of house republicans as deciding to "careen into a government shutdown." ever heard of congressman mark med dose of north carolina? according to cnn, he's "the man behind the government shutdown." he is, of course, a republican. even a blanksed paper report that the simplest path to avoid a shutdown would be to pass the fupding bill. it would be just as simple to pass the senate bill. but such scenarios do not occur to journalists because they consider it it unrealistic to expect the president and his party to compromise. this sort of bias is regrettable to sate least, but it's a fact of life. some republican hard liners might need to recognize that when they charge up a hill, they will be taking fire not just from democrats, but from most of the media as well. >> do you think the administration thinks, that the president thinks that he's bullet proof in this scenario right now? >> you mean if there's a shutdown he wins? and if there's not a shutdown because the house

the american people don't want the government shut down and they don't want obama care. >> obama care is dead. >> right a the the center of the debate is republican senator ted cruz who is threatening a filibuster. >> i will do anything else and possible to defeat obama care. >> he joins us live. >>> secretary of state calls on the u.s. to act. >> this fight about syria's chemical weapons is not a game. it's real, it's important. >> we'll discuss what happens next with charles. we'll talk with claire mccaskill who is leading the charge, and our power player of the week, ivanka trump. >> i represent the feminine voice of a masculine brand. >> all right now on fox news sunday. >> hello, again. the clock is ticking. the government shuts down in just eight days unless congress agrees on a bill to fund federal agencies. on friday the house passed a bill to keep the government going until mid december but they also cut off funding for obama care, and harry reid said that is dead in the senate. ted cruz is leading the drive, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, chris, good to be

and the durability of obama care is right there. with these quick votes against it. >> they're going to shut down the government over it. they tried to. >> right now, it looks like that would backlash against them like it backlashed against newt gingrich and his regime in the '90s. the innithing we got to talk ab the mid terms or the general elections. in the mid-terms, i think african-americans and a lot of other voters tend to vote democrat are less likely to show up and it's harder to generate that same kind much energy and you've also got a lot of safe districts. so people are better about turning out. >> congressman meeks, do you hear people talk about these characters? i've never seen this right wing so virulent basically trying to erase obama. kill the baby in its crib with obama care. make sure it's like he's barry bonds. he didn't hit all the homers. there's something wrong with this. it seems like that's what they're trying to do. >> history will reflect that. they're going to show the kind of individuals that were in cong

and the measure he hopes to kill, obama care, would be unaffected by a shutdown. that money is already earmarked appearing today with bill clinton in new york, president obama chimed in. >> the irony of those talking about repealing obama care, because it's so wildly expensive is if they actually repealed the law, it would add to the deficit. >> the late south carolina senator storm thurman carried out the longest filibuster ever, lasting 24 hours and 18 minutes. senator cruz won't able to challenge that record because the senate plans to vote by 1:00 p.m. eastern leaving cruz more than an hour short. a powerful earthquake in pakistan has killed at least 220 people. the 7.7 magnitude quake happened tuesday, many houses have been destroyed and communication cut to some of the most hardest hit areas. the country's army is helping with rescue and relief efforts and the quake was so powerful that a small island form off the coast of the country. the u.s. and iran could be on the brink of a diplomatic breakthrough. both president obama and iranian president rah happy s

. >> i intend to speak in support of defunding obama care until i am no longer able to stand. >> republican senator, ted cruise, has been talking for hours. he is trying to deny senate democrats a chance to amend a house budget bill that stripped funding from obama care. he knows he doesn't actually have any real power to do that, but that's not stopping him. he has been filling time in the empty chamber criticizing the law and saying anything else he can think of. >> on a saturday or sunday morning when your dad is making pancakes, it's cool when you can make them do a flip high in the air and catch them. i will credit my father. this wasn't for the restaurant, but he did it anyway. do you like green eggs and ham? i do not like them sam i am, i do not like green eggs and ham. >> eight white castle restaurants a year. i like their little burgers. >> well, it's just after 1:00 a.m. in washington. senator cruz has been talking for nearly 11 hours now and he is still going. >>> president obama didn't exactly break bread with the new president of iran at the united nations today. but, jerica du

there are problems with obama care. we have had some polls saying there is great dissatisfaction at the town halls, but you haven't debated on how to change the law, what you have gone out and said let's kill the law, let's de-fund it. >> actually, with respect , david, i think it is wrong, i voted to repeal the law, but that was not my position in this fight. my position is de-fund it, which is different than repeal. and even now what the house of representatives has done is a step removed from de-funding. it is delaying it. now that is the essence of a compromise, delaying, simply on the same terms that has been done for the big corporations, that is a compromise. and at the same time, david, on the other side, what have the democrats compromised on? zero, their position is absolutely no, no matter what. >> you make this argument as if there is no broader context here. obama care has been -- has been adjudicated and it has been tested to the political system. and so let's go through that. we had an election where i he

defunds obama care is dead. dead. >> and right at the center of the debate, republican senator ted cruz who's threatening a fill buster. >> i will do everything necessary and anything possible to defund obama care. >> senator cruz joins us live. it's a fox news sunday exclusive. then, syria submits an inventory of its chemical weapons program as secretary of state kerry calls on the u.n. to act. >> this fight about chemical weapons is not a game. it's real. it's important. >> we'll discuss what happens next with former weapons inspector charles duelfer. plus, lawmakers are calling for aggressive background checks. we'll talk with claire mccaskill who is leading the charge. >>> and our power play of the week. iylana trump. all right now on fox news sunday. hello again from fox news in washington. well, the clock is ticking. the government shuts down in just eight days unless congress agrees on a bill to fund federal agencies. on friday, the house passed a measure to keep the government going until mid-december bu

own as oba obama care. so how badly is it needed in a health care poll just last month found that 44% of american people think that obama care doesn't even exist any more. that it was repealed or struck down by the supreme court. that didn't happen, it was just the opposite. 67% of people in america say they have little or nothing about health care exchanges. and that is basically the backbone. and those exchanges, they get going october 1st. so we're not even a month away from this. this poll really tells the story. 41% of people are on board with the law. 49% disapprove. some of those 49 disapprove because they wanted it to go further, not because they wanted it to go away. so they're reaching out to the secretary of explaining stuff. it was only a year ago where the explainer and chief did just that, he started explaining some of the policies of the obama administration, including obama care. we were expecting the explainer and chief, or the explainer of stuff, who is in that audience, and why are we, th

under obama care, a similar plan is 195 bucks a month. we are paying more so other people can get health care and never going to get benefits. >> you have to talk $75 to $195, when you make it real, i think they'll respond. talk about the coolness factor, you talk about younger voters, they think obama is cool, leftism is cool. obama and mom jones, not cool, leftism, not cool. nanny state is not cool. i think there are a lot of kids if they thought about it are natural libertarians. they hate the fact the nsa is spying on texts, calls, internet usage. that's a real opening for us. how do we craft that message that freedom is cool. >> i think anti-establishmentism is cool among young people. don't want to be part of the status quo. it is providing a lot of young people their hook into libertarianism or conservative principles. a lot of young people are starting to hear the message and like it, they don't think it is cool moving into their parents' basement, went to college, try to make it on their own, and a third of people are moving back

health care reform law, obama care for individual americans. democrats say that bill does not have a chance and when the senate does finally resume tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 p.m. eastern there will only be roughly ten hours left until the deadline. if lawmakers don't stop it what could a shutdown look like. steve centanni is live for us working on this part of the story. steve. >> reporter: harris, the impact of a government shutdown would extend all across the country affecting millions of people. if the shutdown happens the nations 401 national parks would be shut down. you won't be able to apply pore a passport. loans for the housing administration which backs ha% of all mortgages would not be available even as housing is struggling to recover. other government functions impacted would be federal research facilities. the mythsmithsonian museum but would not affect social security check, medicare checks, post offices and active military duty would stay on the job. >> what are lawmakers saying about the actual impact of a shutdown? what is th

>> on obama care, there will be more people that the taxpayers are taking care of after obama care than before. >> here's the question. is it fair that -- >> taxpayers picking under the tab for -- >> is it fair that people. >> americans will pay more. >> is it fair that people who can afford to buy health insurance could become freeloaders and taxpayers will take care of them if they get into an emergency medical situation? is that fair. >> the fairness that is lacking in obama care is clear because president obama has changed obama care over 19 times now. he has an uneven playing field. so if you are a political favorite of the president's, you've just got an exemption. big business got a huge ex-emmion. >> are you happy there are people out there who have money who decide they don't want to buy health insurance but an that we'll take care of them no matter what? >> what you're talking about is a very small percentage of the american people. the world is every single. >> have you been to the emergency room? >> my oldest son is a physician. >> you know who shows up. these are people who

it's just killing obama care. that's the negotiation that republicans will kill the president's signature. if he doesn't go along with that, the government will shut down. we seem to be on track for that. i don't see how this can be reconciled. >> charles, there was word that house speaker boehner wanted to shift this fight to the debt ceiling fight. pass this clean continuing resolution and then put on a bunch of stipulations on the debt ceili delaying obama care by one year, simpler, fairer, flatter tax code. keystone xl pipeline construction. the list was very long and growing. >> it's a two-time republican agenda to be enacted in two weeks. it obviously has everything the republicans want. the essence of a negotiation is you walk out with two of these perhaps and that would be a triumph. you did the keystone and the one-year delay. you drop the others and you look statesman like. which is going to be the fight you choose? the shutdown of the government or the debt ceiling? and what are you going to demand in t

and delay obama care for a year. and i think if the truth is told there's a lot of democrats out there who hope that we succeed because it's not ready for prime time, this bill. a lot of people are going to suffer economic misery. we have heard about that. all we want to do is delay this and defund it for a year. we want to get this right. it's not right now and it only seems to make some common sense to do this. >> suppose you do that. you defund it for a year. delay it for a year and ship it back to the senate. and it's going to land there like it goes over like a lead balloon over there and the president said that he's not going -- he's not going to bargain over defunding obama care. what happens when it's back to the senate if that's what happens in the house? >> that's the position. they have to do something with it because at a certain point we have to make a decision. and 17 times since the 1970s the government has gone through this. it's called brinksmanship in negotiation and then make a decision. sometimes

. >> people that have every fact at their disposal come to a dumb conclusion, for example, obama care, they do not take into consideration human -- >> when i talk about obama care, it's a perfect point. i don't talk about the fact or whether this -- i base it on my love of freedom. i don't want to be controlled by the government. i don't want them telling me about my health care. i'm going to be against obama care at its core. >>> coming up, you're in the best around it's not a story, just a text sent me before the show. thanks. who's the mastermind of these topless protests? the answer will shock you, or won't. i don't know you that well. a delicious new recipe whipped up by clean makeup. they took their clean fresh foundation, added a dash of hydration, then whipped it to smooth matte perfection. finally, a non-drying whip that wears like a dream! ♪ ♪ what a treat from clean. new clean whipped creme from easy breezy beautiful covergirl.

i hear lots of half baked no ed nonsense about obama care. that is a shortage of 130,000 doctors by 2025. 90,000 doctors short by the end of this decade. premiums riding as we have reported here endlessly. it's as if this is some sort of popularity contest. some sort of political maneuver on the part of republicans because they can't get beyond their own ideological blinders. where do we go from here? >> obama care said it would reduce cost and make sure everyo americans are covered and have better quality of care. at end of it cbo has said 31 million americans will be uncovered. after all this we still have americans uncovered. we have to come back to what's really occurring on the ground and say this does not work. it made a lot of folks nervous and now that they are seeing it, their not see nervous, they're fearful of it. we'll work through this one piece at a time. all these are major problems that you just can't ignore. >> always good to talk with you. appreciate. >>> it's an amateurish move. president obama asking for help from bill cli

to -- as this obama carrollout, you know, and crisscrossing the country trying to get this obama care off to a successful start because, you know, i think that there is an interesting nexus. if you think all the way back to 2008 during that epic primary battle, it was hillary care and so i think that it's beneficial to the clintons if obama care is implemented. >> quickly, what could you make of his comments regarding putin and syria? >> well, you know, i think that with regards to putin and syria, i think that we're starting to see people moving forward. but clearly the president -- the former president is supporting obama and it's going to be interesting to see how their relationship evolves over these next couple of years, especially as we head into 2014 and inch closer to 2016. >> all right, kevin cirilli with politico, thanks. >>> the mystery over who won that $400 million jackpot finally solved or is it. >>> if you love french fry, stick around. we have big news ahead. the job jugglers. the up all-nighters. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our lif

crib with obama care. it's like he's barry bonds. he really didn't hit all those homers, he didn't do it. there's something wrong with it. seems this is what they are trying to do. >> that's right, but when history looks back, they are going to show the kind of individuals in congress he had to deal with, yet his accomplishments. when he came into office, he had three major, catastrophic events taking place, the worst financial crisis, war in iraq, and war in afghanistan, which he got us out of. he passed a health care bill, that we've been trying to pass for decades, and he did a lot of this against the opposition of individuals who wanted to wipe him off the map. that's going to make his legacy that much stronger and better, i think, in the eyes of history. >> that's the best i've heard it. thank you so much, u.s. congressman meeks. >>> coming up, now that vladimir putin stuck his neck out on syria, he's the guy to talk to about chemical weapons. plus, add maryland to the growing list of states where rig

money for obama care is not denied by congress. and as we reported last night, the senate and president will never go along so obama care will kick in on october 1st. no matter what. but republicans aren't going down easily. on another front, the g.o.p. wants to cut the record spending on food stamps. 5% over the next 10 years. yesterday, the vote in the house was 217 to 210 to do that even though the cut is small, the senate and the president will not go along. when president obama took office, 40 million americans were living in poverty. four years later, 46 million are poor according to the u.s. census. this year, 2013, the feds will receive the most tax money in history. about $2.5 trillion. even with all that cash. feds are are running a deficit of almost $650 billion a year. you can see how much money the obama administration is spending. much of it on social programs. but despite all the entitlement spending, the poverty rate continues to rise. and it's not only the poor who are suffering. the past four years american worker

inside obama care for one year. that, of course, is going to be a nonstarter just like the other ways they've tried to change either defund or what we'll see now, the active bill in the senate which is delay obama care entirely for a year, repeal the medical dwits w device tax. democrats down there in the senate insist all of this is a nonstarter. suzanne, you hear republicans talking about the fact that they -- they're not shutting down the government. it's the democrats because they won't negotiate. it is true if republicans just got a win, any win, they could give in. and they could allow this to go through, but democratic sources say this is just a temporary bill funding the government and they simply will not negotiate now because if they give in on anything now, they're going to be in a bad negotiating position down the road when we get to big things like the debt ceiling. for now, the ball is in the senate's court. john boehner made a big deal out of saying that the senate isn't even in. they didn't come to w

they said we'll fund the government if obama care is dead. now, the senate is supposed to take that bill, take out the obama care provision, send it back to the house. what happens after that is anybody's guess and that's why we are now facing yet another budget showdown. the senate will likely vote yes on a bill to keep the government operating through mid-november, averting a shutdown at moment monday. lawmakers will remove part of the bill that kills obama care, something that house republicans demand. >> will you now accept a clean c.r. to avoid a government shutdown? >> i do not see that happening. there's said to be considering a one-year delay of the health care law or repealing the tax on a medical device that helps fund it. >> there will be options avail toab to us. there will not be speculate about what we do or do not do until they pass the bill. they insist they won't negotiate while the clock tick downs to a partial government shutdown. >> we we're going to have a clean c.r. that's what we're going to have. that's what we're goin

>> replace obama care! >> get rid of obama care! repeal obama care! get rid of obama care. obama care! >> day one, president romney moves to repeal obama care. >> obama care! obama care! >> obama care! >> all all of obama care. >> i'm the one that's going to get rid of obama care. we're going to stop it on day one! >> remember 2012, the presidential election, about how obama care just never came up? it's like it wasn't even an issue in the campaign. so nobody ever expected that that election would have settled anything about obama care. >> you had said, next year, that you would repeal the health care vote. that still your mission? >> well, i think the election changes that. it's pretty clear that the president was re-elected, obama care is the law of the land. >> well, now the latest republican argument for shutting down the government in order to stop obama care is that it was never addressed as an issue in the presidential campaign. this is the point where the way your friend told you that you should calm down, use deep breaths, this is the time for deep breaths. preside

obama's affordable care act. the president says he won't negotiate. the last federal government shutdown started in 19 9d 5, well before obama care and the tea party. >>> he has to try to make a phony argument about problems that aren't real. >> federal offices and national parks closed. >> that just really makes us mad. real mad. >> reporter: the government shut down again in december. that shutdown lasted 21 days. the final cost? $1.4 billion. senator john mccain warns the government who the voters hold responsible. >> we've seen the mu slee before. it's just somg of them weren't around, i was. >> history is likely to repeat itself. 51% of americans say congressional republicans will be most to blame for a shutdown. 33% would blame president obama. with the world's biggest business operating without a budget since 2009, there's not much optimism on iert side. >> the debate was heated. you will matly, republican leaders remain defiant in their effort to bury obama care. here's some of the most compelling moments

opposition to obama care. john mccain and all the other people in the republican party in the house and in the senate, fought tooth and and nail in 2009. i don't know where ted cruz was or what he was doing. he arrived at the party late. if you are going to cast aspersions on the people who fought every stretch the way. every twist and turn of this obama care along the way, you ought to be a little bit humble about it and at least recognize their honesty and sincerity in a way that he did not. >> bret: while the tactics may be be a cul-de-sac the emotion and the spirit in the conservative side was clearly ig nighted by what wasn't a filibuster. mara, conservatives were fired up. >> there is no doubt about it he would say although we have had plenty of divisions inside the republican party. maybe this is going to be a civil war. battlefield this table. yeah, the tea party, every movement group is with ted cruz. this was an open, bitter split with the main string establishment wing of the republican party. i wan

care reform known as obama care. the house's amendment of the reform ignored president obama's threat of a veto. however, the senate is unlikely to pass the amended bill when it is sent from the house. the senate is not scheduled to meet until midafternoon on monday, less than half a day before a possible government shutdown. so what exactly would happen if the u.s. government were to shut down? during the clinton administration 18 years ago, some federal departments and agencies closed for nearly a month. the issuance of passports was delayed, resulting in long waits at many offices. pension payments were suspended when civil servants were laid off. even popular tourist spots such as museums and national parks had to close. but services that would have an immediate impact, such as defense, disaster response, and health care, would continue under plans that are currently being studied. >>> people in northwestern pakistan are starting off the week in mourning. a car bomb blew up in a busy market, killing 40 people and