"We have millions of illegal immigrants, who are doing things we need done in this country," former Secretary of State Colin Powell said on NBC. "They’re all over my house, doing things, making repairs. I'm sure they're all over your house."

"I need everybody here to go back to your neighborhoods, and your workplaces, to your churches, and barbershops, and beauty shops. Tell them we have more work to do. Tell them we can't wait to organize. Tell them that the time for action is now," President Obama told the Congressional Black Caucus.

SEN. JIM DEMINT (R-SC): "We spent too much, we borrowed too much. And frankly, if we get the majority again, even if it's just in the House, and we don't do what we say, I think the GOP is dead."

Appearing on CBS' "Face the Nation" this morning, Clinton also said that speculation over Mr. Obama losing his touch - owing to Washington gridlock - is not the whole story. He said that Republicans who learned during his own presidency that saying "No" can be rewarded at the ballot box are reusing that playbook now, regardless of how such tacti

Bill Kristol, Nina Easton, Liz Cheney and Juan Williams discuss.

The Hill: Democratic National Committee Chairman Tim Kaine called the Tea Party "the Donner Party" on Sunday, saying that the movement was "knocking off Republicans" and giving his party hope that it could win seats in races previous considered especially tough.

George Will, David Sanger, Peter Beinart and Tom Ross debate.

Iran has always been ready to discuss issues as long as they are within the legal framework and based on "principles of justice and respect," Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said in an interview with ABC television's " This Week" program which was broadcast Sunday. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad denies being anti-Semitic.

"Just as I did in 2008, when 2012 comes along, I will look at the needs of the country, the situation as I see it and I will evaluate both candidates and see which one I think is best able to lead the country," Colin Powell said on NBC.

Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska (R) says her write-in effort to re-enter the race to retain her seat in the Senate isn't undermining the Republican Party.

"I have seen a lot of people run for office and say a lot of things and then when they have the burden of holding office and the responsibility that goes with it, I've seen them become very sobered very quickly about the challenges we face domestically and internationally," Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said on ABC's "This Week."

Former President Bill Clinton discusses midterm elections.

Sharron Angle (R-NV) says Sen. Harry Reid (D) is using Saul Alinsky's playbook.