Bill O'Reilly, the king of cable TV news, says the Holy Spirit tapped him to write "Killing Jesus" - a book that refutes parts of the Bible

DEE DEE MYERS: So what's the endgame, though, Congressman? Are you willing to vote for-- a continued resolution that comes back that does not delay or de-fund Obamacare? REP. RAUL LABRADOR (R-IDAHO): I am not. But I think there's enough people in the Republican Party who are willing to do that. And I think that's what you're going to see. DEE

GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: That's true but let me then bring this question back to Bill Kristol. You say you think this is going to get resolved. It appears though given the factions in the Republican Party who don't want to approve anything, that the only way this gets resolved is Speaker Boehner says I'll do it with Democratic votes. Doesn't that cos

Doug Schoen, John LeBoutillier, Pat Caddell on FOX News.

DAVID GREGORY: It's interesting. Democrats say, "You know, the problem with Senator Cruz's position is that it's a purist position." There are problems with Obamacare. The White House admits that. We talked about polling in some quarters indicating great dissatisfaction with the law, as you're talking about in Town Hall meetings. But you have to en

Saturday Night Live spoofs President Barack Obama's recent speech promoting the rollout of his signature healthcare law.

STEPHANOPOULOS: Bill, let me begin with you. If we were to have been here two months ago, who would have thought a shutdown was possible. But all of the leaders, Republican leaders in the House and Senate against it, yet it's happening? BILL KRISTOL, WEEKLY STANDARD: Well, these people are electing individually. They're not elected to rubber sta

CANDY CROWLEY: Governor Dean, we are -- it really does seem to me, it depends on which state you're in, because this is very hard to keep track of, because in some states, some people are saying oh, mine will be much lower. And other states it appears to be much higher. Long term -- DEAN: Candy, the vast majority of states, in fact, the premium

GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: Intellectual and political argument I guess the bottom line though is that they don't have the votes to delay Obamacare right now. I think a lot of the country looks at this and sees both sides saying, what are they doing right now? MATTHEW DOWD: Well first I want to say after watching your interview with the Foreign Minis

CANDY CROWLEY, CNN: Republicans will say and have said, first of all, Obamacare will affect the budget, does affect the budget, we are spending on the budget. But more than that, they hope Democrats will come to their senses and that they will do some negotiating. If it is so important, if it's going to be so terrible when the government shuts

BOB SCHIEFFER: Senator, thank you so much. Let me just ask you flat out. Are you willing to take the blame if the government shuts down? SEN. RAND PAUL: You know, I have said all along it is not a good idea to shut down government, I have been saying that for months but also think that it is not a good idea to give the president 100 percent of w

BOB SCHIEFFER: What about his -- Senator Paul's suggestion that you form a conference committee and sit down, would you go for that? To keep from shutting down the government? SEN. DICK DURBIN: Conferee committees are the normal course of action. We have been trying for more than six month to get the Senate Republicans to agree to a conference c

Sens. Tim Kaine, Mike Lee debate merits of the Affordable Care Act. A key portion of the segment is transcribed below: WALLACE: Senator Kaine, let me start with you. Your side has already, as we pointed out with Congressman McCarthy, rejected the bill that the House passed last night. KAINE: We'll act tomorrow, right. WALLACE:

STEPHANOPOULOS: I was really struck by something Lindsay Graham said– the other day. He said, “From now on, after Tuesday’s meeting, I’m gonna call it Clintoncare. If it’s a huge success, Hillary Clinton will win the presidency. If it’s the failure I think it’s going to be, then she needs to own the result of embracing this bill.â€

John Dickerson, Margaret Brennan, Clarissa Ward, Gerald Seib, and David Ignatius discuss the promising diplomatic developments with Iran and the dysfunctional budget negotiations in Congress.

Paul Krugman, Bill Kristol, Jennifer Granholm, and Matthew Dowd on the shutdown showdown.

JEANINE PIRRO: There was a time in this country when civility reigned. When dignity and decorum were simply a given. When the president of the United States conducted himself in a manner befitting the highest office of the greatest nation in the world. This week, the ObamaCare debate rages on. The president of the United States lowering himself

Raul Labrador, Jon Huntsman, Dee Dee Myers, Chris Matthews, and David Gregory look at the politics behind the government funding fight.