Tyler Kendall

Kevin Hassett had suggested yesterday maybe there's capitulation this week and this whole thing comes to an end.

But every time the Senate votes on this, it's the same two Democrats and independents who break ranks here.

So, I mean, at some point we could be bumping up against November 21st.

What do we do then?

Do you wait forever for Senate Democrats?

We just stay shut down until Chuck Schumer changes his tune?

You've seen what's going on with the premiums here, Congressman, and I know that you're careful not to conflate this debate with that of government funding.

But we saw a couple of states this morning in Georgia where I know Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has been making some noise here.

Obamacare premiums could rise as much as four times.

They could quadruple in Maine.

Plans will see premiums up an average of 24 percent in Michigan could surpass 80%.

18%, and that's before factoring in the expiration.

What would it mean for people looking at their subsidies rise in Wisconsin?

Congressman, we appreciate the insights, as always.

That's Brian Stile, Republican congressman from Wisconsin, who chairs the House Admin Committee.

And always a pleasure to have the chairman with us as part of our conversation.

We don't want to waste time.

We want to get right to the Congressman.

Mike Lawler is with us now.

Of course, the Republican from New York's 17th.