emma kratz said it will fight for it. >> anything that diminishes the affordable care act is not something we will support. >> we cannot rely on the commander-in-chief to negotiate. >> republicans will counter with a budget that includes more things democrats don't like like tax reform, the controversial keystone pipeline, or changes in medicare and social security. >> this attitude of my way or the highway does not get it. >> i don't think it will be pretty. >> we don't know if they will agree on a budget before tuesday and then open roman for the new health insurance exchanges will happen. president obama talked about that at a community college in maryland today. republicans may shelve the debate over funding health care until next month during the debt ceiling debate. >> thank you. week of premieres is leading up to perhaps the most highly anticipated of all "saturday night live, the kickoff to a new season of." china may like to talk more about the season are cast members. pleasure to have you with us. >> hello. >> this is so exciting. we mentioned the 39th season premiere coming up t

senate emma kratz just wrapped up their briefing -- senate democrats just wrapped up their briefing. up next, from earlier today, u.s. representative rick crawford, republican, introduced a resolution that calls the health care law and entitlement program and asks whether the federal government should spend aer $1 trillion on it during debt crisis. they held a briefing this morning just outside the house of representatives. >> ready? thank you all for coming out today. we just came out to provide a little bit of perspective here. some of the things that are being talked about with regards to the cr and obamacare being at the center of this debate, number one, we know america's up to our eyeballs in debt. we do not think it is time to rush forward with trillions in new entitlement spending. i am introducing a resolution that would simply ask that question. members can say yes or no me area -- yes or no. does it make sense to move ahead with $1.3 trillion in new entitlement spending when we are in the middle of a debt crisis? we are going to put the question to all the members. our ans