jake sherman of "politico" and paul kane of "the washington post." just saw you passed a resolution to keep the government open until mid- december. you have this language stripping obamacare funding. even ted cruz has admitted that when it goes to the senate harry reid has the votes and is probably going to be a post to -- be able to strip it and send it back to the house. you have 48 hours or so to decide what to do next. what do you do next? >> the first thing we do is pass a bill over to the senate that keep government funded while also defending the president's health care law along with the full faith and credit act to ensure the fault is not an option for a nations debt. is not an option for a nation's debt. if you look at all of the problems that we hear across the country about the president's health care law, this is an unworkable bill. it is so unworkable that the president has acknowledged that it is not working but he only wants to get a reprieve to big businesses that can get access to the white house in the bill it is to all american f

kane. "state of the union" re-airs at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. candy crowley talks with john barrasso of wyoming. rodgers of the state of washington. "face the nation," senators rand paulick durbin of illinois. republican congresswoman marcy blackburn of tennessee and chris van hollen of maryland. the sunday network tv talk shows are brought to you as a public service by the networks and c- span. the rebroadcast of the shows begin at noon eastern with and bc's "meet the press." at 2:00, "fox news sunday." three clock, "state of the union." listen to them all on c-span country on xmthe satellite radio channel 119. download our free app for your smart phone or listen online, cspanradio.org. this was a perfect backdrop for the campaign. not only did it show the human s.de of the harding' they lived in a very normal house. florence was very much a part of this message. she was a very visible part of this campaign. she was always near him when he was speaking. she gave interviews herself to magazines, especially women's magazines. she alternated between being the savvy politician to being the homebody, the wife, the caretaker of the candidate. she knew how politics work. >>

in just a few moments, author larry kane will join us live with a firsthand look at his time touring with the beatles, yes, and he is providing insight at how john, paulent from love me do to beloved around the world. 8:26. we will be right back.  >>> there you go. >> beatles are all out. >> we could be, why not, their h first american hit, i want to hold your hand. >> was that 50 years ago. >> it was released in december. it had to be released a little earlier december, 1953.r,19 >> how it can be 50 years. >> anytime period you like the most. >> the beatles. >> i really like those early ea years when they were fresh faced, and our guest coming up s in a moment, larry kane that is when he knew them best. he traveled with them.h i like everything, not not everything, but i love those th early years. year >> you do?>> >> i you do. >> i can't wait for that interview. >> it's going to be fun. >>> allbe right, tucker. >>> cool start to the day. the in fact, cold in spots, 30s overnight not too far away. frederick hanging out at 39 degrees. >> that's a cold. >> let's see manassas up to 41. >> when can we get a winter sort of outlook? >> you know,