Rep. Wagner: "We have been dancing for a week, we just aren't being met in that tango"
Rep. Dent: "Our obligation is to fund the government"
The economic impact of a government shutdown
Wall Street is keeping a close eye on the budget battle in Congress. Nervous investors drove down the Dow by nearly 130 points today. What could happen if the government does shut down? CNN business anchor Christine Romans takes a closer look.
What Americans think about Congress
Only 10% of Americans approve of the job Congress is doing, according to new CNN/ORC poll. CNN's John King breaks down these latest numbers with lawmakers running out of time to avert a government shutdown.
Rep. Elijah Cummings: "If we let them get away with this, what will happen next time?"
Maryland Democatic Rep. Elijah Cummings tells Wolf he predicts the government will shutdown. He goes on to say he believes his party is on solid ground in this budget battle. He also defends President Obama's actions in this latest shutdown showdown.
Rep. Culberson: "The President will talk to the dictator in Tehran, but not House Republicans?"
Texas Rep. John Culberson tells Wolf he represents 700,000 Texans "who don't want anything to do with Obamacare." With the clock ticking down to a possible government shutdown, hesays he’s going to vote to do everything he can "to delay, defund, or stop Obamacare."
Moderate Republican revolt fails to stop House vote
Rep. Peter King led a group of moderate Republicans pushing for a deal to continue funding the government with without defunding Obamacare. He needed 17 Republicans to defy their leadership, but came up short. Congressman King discussed what went wrong with Dana Bash.
No game plan to avoid a shutdown
Dana Bash, David Gergen and Candy Crowley discuss the congressional clashes over the looming government shutdown.
U.N. approves Syria weapons resolution
In a 15-0 vote, the U.N. Security Council approved a plan demanding Syria turn over its chemical weapons. Nick Paton Walsh reports.
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