said. it s a law that s passed. jon: go ahead, mark. what the president has said is the government will shut down if the republicans insist on doing what most americans want congress to do which is to change or defund a program that they simply do not want. what we have here is the classic illustration of washington politicians having a choice. are they going to listen to the majority of the american people? are they going to do what is most convenient for them and that is, to increase government, make it bigger, increase the regulation that we all have to face? it s really a very simple situation. jon: we are about six hours away from that meeting of the minds at the white house. the president meeting with congressional leaders from the house and senate. we l changes then. mark and juan, thank you. jenna: over the last 24 hours or so, we ve been showing you some
work through all of these glitches and things will work out just fine. and they re very optimistic that they ll get enough people signing town make it all work. we saw some folks trying to sign up for a plan yesterday before the system crashed. we also heard the democratic governor of washington state who is also a former congressman, take a shot at obamacare opponents. those who for decades have been resisting efforts to get insurance for people in our country are going to lose. they re going to fail. obamacare is going to move forward. and 2.8 million americans did go to the federal website yesterday to sign up and enrollment however, nobody can tell us how many of them actually successfully enrolled. jenna: day two. a long way to go yet. thank you. jon: members of congress seem to have outdone themselves when it comes to playing political ping-pong, posturing and
thank you. you re welcome. jon: so while a senate committee dukes it out over the n.s.a., the washington blame game is on, on capitol hill. neither side willing to cave on the budget showdown so who is really to blame? can they come together for the good of the nation? fox news political analyst joins us and the executive editor of the washington examiner. juan, you say that democrats ought to be offering a toast to republican senator ted cruz. you think he s hurt republicans in all of this. i don t think there s any question. right now republicans are bearing the brunt of the blame. what i was looking forward to 2014 and the midterm elections and again, i think that s where there s real concern even among the most conservative republicans about the potential damage this does to their chances to retake the senate. jon: i want to run down a list of what the house sent over to
that israel will act on its own. he said that the best thing for israel to do is to disengage more with washington because israel s credibility is lower because of washington s behavior towards iran. what do you think about that? it s been a very strong u.s. and israel relationship that needs to continue. strength in terms of the coordination, fundamentally, the israeli prime minister reserved his or her rights to distend their country. to defend it. i think that they will move unilaterally if they have to in close cooperation with the united states. it is necessary to stop iran from developing nuclear weapons capabilities. but once again, we are not there yet. it s time for diplomacy and these crippling sanctions and really freezing the foreign exchanges to the economic crisis jenna: at the new president of iran is speaking today and we have heard here at home that the united states has said actions speak louder than words.
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