republican senator tomko burn talked about it yesterday.listen to this. >> the only time you shut down the government is when you shut it down and refuse to open it until you get accomplished what you want. we'll fold like hot cakes if they shut down the white house. >> tomko burn is a republican. do you buy that the house conservatives will fold? >> i'm not sure. they have done a nice job holding the line. i think a lot of them in that caucus think somehow shutting down the government would be a badge of honor. they've got to go back to these extremely conservative tea party factions in their congressional districts that are republican districts. but the primary determines who the congressperson is. and you have to have the support of the extreme right wing, the extreme tea party groups. so i think these members are in step with their congressional district, at least that very small faction they need in order to make it out of a republican primary to order to become the congressperson down here. that's really what's scary. you have that ve

key players in the debate, west virginia democratic senator joe manchin, oklahoma republican senator tomko burn and arizona republican congressman matt salmon as world leaders convene for the annual united nations meeting we will also hear from former secretary of state henry kissinger on syria, and america's place in the world. >> plus we will get analysis from the new managing editor of time, nancy gibbs. time international editor bobby born, sanger of "the new york times" and our own john dickerson, we are everywhere because this is face the nation. captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> and good morning, again, there is breaking news this morning, in nairobi kenya as more troops have been brought in as a hostage standoff continues with an islamic militant group in an upscale shopping mall, at last count 59 have been killed, 175 have been wounded, four of the wound ready americans. these images were taken by new york new york times photographer tyler hicks. we will continue to monitor this situation and bring you more news on it

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that is why you play to the segment a lot of republicans they're certainly no liberals like tomko burnoklahoma, he's in one of the most fiscally conservative republicans on capitol hill. even he said, look, elections have consequences. we only have the house of representatives. we don't even have a full branch of government. so what are we going to do about it? but i do absolutely agree with both the speaker and david that what ted cruz has done is absolutely energized the conservative base and that no question that that was what this was about, to get people pushing the dial, pushing people like peter king, who the speaker is right, he did end up voting begrudgingly voting for this in order to do this. but that really has caused a very deep rift within the republican party, which is why leaders here have wanted ted cruz to stop, did not want him to do this. because yes, people are talk about obamacare. and some of the substance. but people are also talking about the very big differences within the republican party and that's not good for them i think. >> newt, piers morgan interviewed

oklahoma's tomko burn. >> it's a great attempt to raise the issue of some of the weaknesses and problems with obamacare. it's not a tactic that we can carry out and be successful. >> if the house and senate are unable to reach an agreement by october 1st millions of federal workers will be furloughed with no guarantee they'll get back pay when government reopens. social security checks and veteran benefits would go out but possibly late since fewer workers will be available to process payments. national parks and museums would be closed. in a speech friday president barack obama insisted he would not negotiate over funding the government or over raising the debt ceiling. >> they're focused on trying to mess with me. they're not focused on you. >> house republicans say they are merely responding to their constituents wishes complaints they're getting from constituents about being let go from company insurance plan or seeing hours cut as a result of the president's health care law. other republicans, warn that if this fight goes badly in the election leverage around the corner of raising t

tomko. >> thank you, thank you for holding this important hearing.the international panel on climate change will issue the latest report summarizing the findings of recent climate science. it's likely to reiterate the report they sent us five years ago. the planet is warming, sea level is rising and a significant degree of this change is attributable to human activities. higher sea levels create more perilous conditions when hurricanes approach the coast. significant losses for farmers and ranchers and set the stage for more intense wide spread forest fires. our infrastructure, our community, our economy are all vulnerable to these changes. add to the facts that the infrastructure is aging and we're neglecting to maintain the very systems we rely on to support a modern thriving society. we can continue along our current path leaving states and local governments to fend for themselves as they patch things together as they wear out, are damaged, or destroyed. or we can use the intellectual and entrepreneurial resources we have to address the challenge.