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About the budget may happen around that date. so maybe november 15th could be something that doesn't have the pushback that we've seen on this particular continuing resolution. >> okay. david, so we could hit the debt ceiling as early as october 17th. if congress doesn't vote to increase the ceiling, the u.s. would default for the first time ever. how much is at stake here for the president if not the country? >> a lot's at stake. even though the president is trying to project an air he's going on with other priorities and going to draw the line, especially the debt ceilinging is a big deal. n...

But you know, everybody else, you know, middle age, you know, older people, who use health care more, it's going to be a better deal for them. and really, after you know, really after the tax credits kick in, you know, a lot of young people may not feel it as much. but it's -- it is a tradeoff. it's not going to be as easy for younger healthy people as it used to be. >> david nather, policy reporter for politico pro. thank you so much. a former cia agent talks about mall security here in america. the new twist in that kenya attack. and in today's number ones, pizza hut plays a prominent ro...

A new poll finds 74% of uninsured americans and 60% overall didn't know it. it's one of a number of problems in getting the program off the ground. david nather, senior policy reporter for politico pro joining me. >> thanks for having me. >> here we go. tuesday the exchanges open and then come january 1st, coverage kicks in. is the government and the people who will need it ready? >> well, no. i mean, if you look at that poll today just shows the word really hasn't gotten out at all. you know, if 12% of uninsured people know that these new health insurance exchanges are opening on tuesday, the...

Shutdown in nearly 20 years. this weekend's session comes a day after the senate passed legislation keeping the government running till november 15th. it does not strip funding for obama care. now, if congress can't pass a short-term funding bill by midnight monday, the government shuts down. joining me now, political reporter for "us news and world report" lauren fox and david nakamura. it's great to see you both. david, first, as the president says, no negotiating is going to be done here. what's going on behind the scenes? is the white house waiting for the gop to sort their issues out? >> ...