. >> richard durbin and two top house budget committee members, tennessee republican marsha blackburn and maryland democrat chris van hollen. plus analysis from an all-star panel. it is all ahead on face the nation. captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: and good morning, again, well, congress was at work until early this morning, but instead of avert ago shutdown it will begin monday at midnight the house voted to postpone the implementation of obamacare for a year before they will agree to fund the government. that now goes back to the senate for further action, but leaders say it is dead on arrival. nothing is likely to happen today, because congress has headed home for the weekend and won't be back in session until tomorrow. so we are going start this morning with kentucky republican and key tea party leader rand paul. he is in bowling green this morning. senator, thank you so much. let me just ask you flat out. are you willing to take the blame if the government shuts down? you know, i have said all along it is

marsha blackburn renewable of tennessee thank you so much. >> woodruff: even with a possible government shutdown looming tonight over the fate of the health care law, one thing won't change: money to implement the law has already been allocated. and tomorrow, the federal government and 16 states are poised to open new online insurance marketplaces. one of the key groups being targeted for enrollment: latinos, who make up a third of the uninsured nationwide. kwame holman reports. >> holman: hundreds of people, young and old, stood in line on a recent morning outside the cesar chavez civic center in oakland, california. the occasion was a health fair organized by community groups, and the mood was festive as the largely hispanic participants prepared to sign up for programs, including food stamps, free medical screenings, even free healthful food. but the biggest draw was the large area devoted to health insurance. >> what do you think are the chances for me to qualify? >> it just depends on the income. >> holman: here, specially trained staff explained what type of insurance they would b

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tennessee republican marsha blackburn is against it. we're dlited both of you are here. let me start with you, congressman israel. how much do you trust the russians to take the leadership in finding a path when it's their ally who's in the middle of this? >> you will be happy to know, newt, that i agree with ronald reagan's assessment, trust but verify. and we need to spend the next several days verifying. that's exactly what's happening. secretary kerry is en route to geneva to meet with lavrov. they need to put this in a pressure cooker. if it withstands pressure, we should take it. i believe putin's calculated that it is in his interest to do a deal. we have to ascertain whether it's in our interest to do this deal. >> here's my question, when you look at david kay and other united nations inspectors, they say that this is virtually impossible to do. you have huge amount of chemical weapons scattered around the country in the middle of a civil war. and the process of going in there and taking care of those would be enormously complex. doesn't it worry that it's an in

tennessee republican marsha blackburn is against it. we're dlited both of you are here. let me start with you, congressman israel. how much do you trust the russians to take the leadership in finding a path when it's their ally who's in the middle of this? >> you will be happy to know, newt, that i agree with ronald reagan's assessment, trust but verify. and we need to spend the next several days verifying. that's exactly what's happening. secretary kerry is en route to geneva to meet with lavrov.

host: from last night's debate in congressman marsha blackburn from tennessee. the government needs to agree to a new policy wide spending bill before the u.s. fiscal year ends it midnight on monday. if it fails, nonessential federal services employees face closure with employees sidelined or left working without pay. u.s. senate democratic leader harry reid mouse at the democratically chamber will reject the republican bill. and that's statement read saying that we are still at square one. we talked about senator ted cruz inside "the washington post." this editorial from "the weekly standard." what cruz has wrought is the headline. cruz has sparked a republican civil war writes "the weekly standard." stephen hayes from "the weekly standard." good morning. the problem is they say about obamacare and everything, if obamacare was so great is the other gentleman was saying, why do all these people not wanted? i just got a letter from my insurance company, my secondary insurance company. they raised to $50 more. i can't afford it. i think with the government should

joining me now with reaction to this and more, congresswoman from tennessee, marsha blackburn and texas congressman michael burgess. welcome to you both. thank you for being here. congresswoman, let me start with you, this political hot potato now has been bounced back to your chamber. the president said this afternoon he is not negotiating on anything, spending cuts, obama care, the debt ceiling. he is not moving. he is immovable. what do you say to that? >> we have invited the president over and over again to come and negotiate with us. we have extended the hand of friendship. we would love for him to meet us at the table and to work on these issues. the fact is, the american people do not want this law. it is not ready for implementation. he has actually delayed different provisions, made 19 different delays on this, monica, and looking at the stalling the implementation on it. yet when we bring a bill, hr 2809 to delay it one year, no, no, no, we don't want to do that. he already admitted it is not ready for prime time. when this hot potato comes back to us, a lot of my colleagues s

and congressman marsha blackburn of tennessee has been pushing for a delay for one year and it seems that was gaining a little bit of steam. but now the unions are think are ready for the delay because they want the mfix so maybe we'll hae a reprieve where everybody has breathing room. there's pros and cons. >> it's like a rain delay, though. eventually it's going to stop and then what? obama care is still going to suck. >> isn't this completely, juan -- >> i don't know. >> i'm going to pile on -- >> this is such a liberal maneuver. such a liberal maneuver. i support abortion but don't abort me. >> don't abort you? >> wow. okay. >> i want to love you up not abort you. >> ahead on "the five" actor tom harngs reports for jury duty but the trial came to an abrupt end after one of the prosecutors tried to talk to him. and that led to a miscarriage of justice. we're going to tell you why coming up. >>> tuesday i told you about the disgusting murder of jeffrey bob bit, decked by a racist coward looking for a white person to bunch. i asked if the press would cover this story the same way th

and representative marsha blackburn opposed to intervention which puts them in alliance with the congressional progressive alliance and jim mcgovern is here as well. i want to talk about some of the things that denis had to say and first to you, congressman mckeon. have you seen any intelligence that directly links assad to this chemical weapons strike and do you need it? >> i've seen what they've shown us and they have evidence showing the regime has probably the responsibility for the attacks. they haven't linked it directly to assad in my estimation. >> so is probably good enough? because it was probably that saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction and he didn't. is probably good enough in this case? >> assad used them almost a year ago and we didn't get involved then. probably should have done something sooner. it's a little late. and i'm not sure -- 100,000 people have been killed. about 1,400 by chemical weapons or a few more. it is a tragedy all of the way around. it's immoral to be using chemical weapons obviously against your own people. by the same token, i'm concerned about t

and congressman marsha blackburn of tennessee has been pushing for a delay for one year and it seems that was gaining a little bit of steam. but now the unions are think are ready for the delay because they want the mfix so maybe we'll hae a reprieve where everybody has breathing room. there's pros and cons. >> it's like a rain delay, though. eventually it's going to stop and then what? obama care is still going to suck. >> isn't this completely, juan -- >> i don't know. >> i'm going to pile on -- >> this is such a liberal maneuver. such a liberal maneuver. i support abortion but don't abort me. >> don't abort you? >> wow. okay. >> i want to love you up not abort you. >> ahead on "the five" actor tom harngs reports for jury duty but the trial came to an abrupt end after one of the prosecutors tried to talk to him. and that led to a miscarriage of justice. we're going to tell you why coming up. this was the hardest decision i've ever had to make. jim, i adore the pool at your hotel. anna, your hotels have wondrous waffle bars. ryan, your hotels' robes are fabulous. i have twelve of th

. >> i'm marsha blackburn from tennessee. >> just keep this on the side. so now we're hearing that -- the criticism being the senate is not there and there's not going to be enough time. it strikes me it's not a matter of time and what your colleagues from the other side of the aisle are not understanding, almost like petulant children, is that unless we're talking about a clean cr that does not repeal, replace or delay obama care, the affordable care act, there's no deal. i mean, they're sort of trying to deal with something where they have no leverage. congressman? >> that's exactly how i see it. they have been sitting here for weeks. and the president has been very clear that this is one of those things that's nonnegotiable. just like the raising of the debt limit is nonnegotiable. it has to happen. in the case of obama care it passed. they talked about repealing it, repealing it. that's all mitt romney talked about it. the people looked at it and said, no, mitt. we want obama care. we want mr. obama. then it went to the supreme court. they affirmed eve

blackburn? >> well, we need ted to compromise. >> and i would hope that the listeners and the watchers all realize that the number one, the house passes a budget every year. we have had a problem with the senate not passing a budget, and that is why we continue the work on the continuing resolution. this year, they did pass a budget, but then they said, okay, house, we are not going the negotiate with you, unless you agree to a tax increase. we weren't going to do that. we want to do tax reform. so thereby we get into the process of the continuing resolution. now the big es part of growth in the budget is health care cost. the american people by overwhelming numbers do not like what is happening with the obama care. so the first continuing resolution that we sent had a bill that is carried by tom graves in the house, and that was a defunding bill. the senate rejected that. so we went back into the session, and our compromised position that we sent back to them carried a bill that by the way, the

joining me is democratic congressman jim mcdermott and marsha blackburn of tennessee. congressman -- both of you. i want to start with jim mcdermott. i was stunned when i got this late last night after the committee voted. not only does it declares our policy to be support a changing momentum in the battlefield, but it says the provisional all forms of assistance of the syrian political opposition. this is like a gulf of tonkin thing thrown in here. we're taking sides as an act of belligerence in that civil war over there. i was struck by it. congressman? >> so were we. when i read that last night, i thought wow. this has gone much further than i had thought the senate resolution would go. which was trying to define a narrow mission. and suddenly we had section 5 put in, which seemed very reminiscent to me of the resolution we worked on in 2002 going into the war on terror. i was very -- i was made very uncomfortable by seeing that, because i don't know what it means. there are some vague terms in this about deter and, you know, sort of de-emphasize some of their power

marsha blackburn is carrying it there. and all we need for the senate democrat to pick it up. they don't have to say. the president could say i'd like to delay the whole thing for a year and we would immediately pass legislation to give that effect. like i say, i think that's a great possibility and what senator cruise is doing is drawing attention to the problems of obama care. reading lists of companies that are laying people off or putting people part-time. so, that that has a valuable effect. the more people know what a problem this is and what this is doing to the economy, the better chance we have of delaying it and ultimately killing it, in my view. stuart: well, he's certainly got a lot of publicity and you can just look around and see it. senator jeff flake, republican, arizona. thank you very much for joining us. >> appreciate it. stuart: dead flat markets or this. cut food stamps even by a little, go to hell. that's from the sitting u.s. congressman and my take on that is next. ♪ >> we are on the ted cruz performance throughout the hour. neil cavuto, judge napitan

. >> i'm marsha blackburn from tennessee, tennessee's seventh congressional district. we were just talking. we were saying we could have a great country album going on in this. i could say "o brother where art thou" but now it's "o senator, where art thou." they're too preoccupied yesterday. too busy to come back today. what they're trying to do is shut down the government. this is what president barack obama wants. this is all part of his game plan. shut it down so he can get the checkbook and so he and the attorney general eric holder can decide what parts of the federal government are going to stay open. now, they keep saying, oh, well, it's all because of obama care, well let me tell you something right now, we have tried to work now with the issues. the american people have asked us repeatedly to address the cause, the inconvenience, the loss of access to health care and jobs that have come about because of obama care. we are doing our job on behalf of the american people. we continue to invite the president and the senate to come work with us and to help us negot

and direct from congress, marsha blackburn is here, republican tennessee, is her vote a yes or no? we are going to ask her. plus, unions going broke, but trying to force farm workers in california to join unions and lawmakers there are helping. what? and dr. keith ablow puts the entire football loving public on the couch. why do we love the nfl despite its faults? let's get right at it, shall we? here is my take on syria. president obama is now talking to foreign leaders in europe and russia trying desperately to drum up support for some kind of a tack. virtually no alice over there. and back at home, a narrow yes vote is expected, but john mccain will not vote yes. he just said he votes no. in the house, despite what speaker boehner recommends, a no vote is likely. no attack. public opinion is very clear, voters overwhelmingly say don't do it. your opinion, also, very clear. stay out, you et our enemies kill each other and many of you make the point that this is a mess of the president's own creation and we should not rush to bail him out. opposition to any strike, widespread, und

. >> marsha blackburn represents a large military constituency around ft. campbell. pleased to have you here. >> you are leaning no? >> you are correct. >> what could change your mind? >> i am going to wait until monday and get the detailed intelligence briefing and look at all they are working toward. we have to know. it's what the president is going to do to design this mission to clearly articulate how he is going to implement this. >> what does he have to say to convince you it is the right thing to do? >> i want to see actionable intelligence and see what they have, what they bring forward in the classified briefing. i want him to define this mission and then my question to him is how is he going to backfill all of the cuts that have been made to our military forces over the past three or four years. we are looking at $1 trillion worth of cuts coming to the military. they basically had a round of sequestration before they took the 5% cut in sequestration. so we have sent them into afghanistan for a surge with less money, then libya, then egypt, now syria. it is

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marsha blackburn owns cnn. she is not acting like a leader. you all need to stop using terminology. host: how is that racial? caller: it is not racial, it is offensive. and i am offended as a black woman because certain terms -- you do not use against the president. you do not say certain things. i gained a lot of respect for president bush during his term. it is not easy being president. what a these people step up? it is not easy. they go through a lot of stuff. i mean certain terminology, yes, as a black person, we have all been there, we talk in our community, we hear things, we have words, we have terminology -- i mean, it needs to stop. this man is president of the united states. he is not president of a city. he is the president of all of us. hispanics, asians, african- americans, white, everybody. we need to give him more respect. host: all right, gwen, we got the point. bill kristol. guest: i supported the president in this case, and i would have been happy to see follow through on what he said he was going to do. i'm very individual cases where there is offensive terminolo

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marsha blackburn. >> i want to thank the chairman, the leadership that they have brought to this process, i think they are invaluable. they are going to pay dividends for the american people. access and cost. constituents,to they are concerned about their access to health care, to the doctor. they do not want access to the queue, they want to know they are going to get the treatment they need at the time they need it. they want to make certain that this is affordable. we focused on those. he mentioned what we had in tennessee. -- thishe experiment started in the mid-1990s. to help getgram was more people into the insurance pool. have them covered. --d of a mocker cause them kind of a microcosm on what we did on a national basis. what we learned was an incredibly expensive lesson. time you rolled the dice and you gambled on having those short-term expenditures or mandates lead you to long-term savings, guess what? it never happens. as we approached access and one of the provisions i started working on shortly after i came to congress was opening up the insurance marketplace so that you co

blackburn, john lewis, the jobs report released today. we will bring you those reactions highway of twitter day-to-day. the new u.n. ambassador samantha power will speak this afternoon on syria. we will have live coverage from the center for american progress as she talks this afternoon about president obama's plans for strikes on syria in response to the chemical attack in that country. after average beginning this afternoon from the center for american harvest at 2:00 p.m. eastern. -- american progress at 2:00 p.m. eastern. that's me take you to comments of the chief of naval u.s. operations. he said the military is ready for a fast spectrum of operations. the admiral spoke at the american enterprise institute this week. this is about an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, i am jon kyl. i am the visiting or senior or and it is myaei, pleasure this morning to help us engage in what is a third in a series of meetings with our chiefs, of our military branches, and today we are especially fortunate that we here.dmiral greener to because of issue

marsha blackburn. >> thank you, doctor. i also want to thank the chairman. the leadership that dr. roe and chairman have brought to this process, i think, are invaluable. indeed, they're going pay dividends for the american people. one of the things so you heard us mention, access and cost. they want to make certain it's affordable. and so we focused on those. we mentioned what we had in tennessee. which was the experiment with public option health care, and this started in the mid '90s. it was a program called tin care. it was to help get more people in to the insurance pool. have them covered, and kind of microcause m what we have dealt with on the national basis when you look at the 46 million needing access to health insurance. what we learned was an incredibly expensive lesson. and it was that any time you roll the dice, and you gamble on having those short-term expenditures or mandates lead you to long-term savings. guess what? it never happens. as we approached access and cost, one of the provisions that i started working on shortly after i came top congress was opening up t

. >> i'm marsha blackburn from tennessee, tennessee's seventh congressional district. we were just talking. i said we could have a great country album going on in this. i could say "o brother, where art thou?" but now it's "o senate, where art thou?" they're too preoccupied yesterday. too busy to come back today. what they're trying to do is shut down the government. this is what president barack obama wants. this is all part of his game plan. shut it down so he can get the checkbook and so he and attorney general eric holder can decide what parts of the federal government are going to stay open. now, they keep saying, oh, well, it's all because of obamacare, well let me tell you something right now, we have tried to work with them with the issues. the american people have asked us repeatedly to address the cause, the inconvenience, the loss of access to health care and jobs that have come about because of obamacare. we are doing our job on behalf of the american people. we continue to invite the president and the senate to come work with us and to help us negotiate th

marsha blackburn on cnn. she is not acting like a leader. you all need to stop using terminology. host: how is that racial? caller: it is not racial, it is offensive. and i am offended as a black woman because certain terms -- you do not use against the president. you do not say certain things. i gained a lot of respect for president bush during his term. it is not easy being president. what a these people step up? it is not easy. they go through a lot of stuff. i mean certain terminology, yes, as a black person, we have all been there, we talk in our community, we hear things, we have words, we have terminology i mean, it needs to stop. this man is president of the united states. he is not president of a city. he is the president of all of us. hispanics, asians, african- americans, white, everybody. we need to give him more respect. host: all right, gwen, we got the point. bill kristol. guest: i supported the president in this case, and i would have been happy to see follow through on what he said he was going to do. i'm very individual cases where there is offensive terminology,