for some, it's already here. one point made by cnn's phil mattingley, current pay as you go spending rules could force cuts to medicare if congress doesn't act. the stakes are growing, whether it's the kind of crisis the president sees or one that millions around the country could soon be feeling. i spoke about it earlier with one of those republicans that jim acosta was just talking about, pennsylvania republican congressman brian fitzpatrick who voted last week with democrats on bills to reopen the government. congressman with the president poised to dig in even more on the shutdown, with the primetime speech tomorrow night, visit to the border on thursday, do you have any reason to believe the shutdown is going to be resolved anytime soon? >> i sure hope so, anderson, because the stakes are awfully high. you know, i lived through a government shutdown as an fbi agent back in 2013, and saw how devastating and detrimental it is. having, as a supervisor, having to make decisions on denver us nonessential employees. and in the fbi, everybody's