"I think that I've learned that America is incredibly resilient. I think I've learned about myself, that I'm pretty resilient too," President Obama told CBS' "60 Minutes." Click here to view the full interview.

"You know, I think what it says is what I was saying all over the country, that's it's put up or shut up time for our party. You know, we lost our way last decade, David, we did, and people expect us to do better. And if the Republican Party wants to come back, they're going to have to do what they said they were going to do. I mean, because if

Former President George W. Bush on military families during wartime.

Brit Hume, Mara Liasson, Bill Kristol and Juan Williams discuss. The panel discusses: Is Nancy Pelosi like Winston Churchill?

“The most important thing my Committee can do is seek the truth. We’re the investigations committee, we’re the accountability committee, but Paul [Ryan] can’t be effective if the underlying facts and assumptions are not mutually agreed and it’s one of the problems we had in the previous two years was that we couldn&

Rep. Chris Van Hollen says the election was "tough."

"That is why she presumably endorsed Christine O’Donnell against Mike Castle, a moderate to liberal Republican. But on the subject of Sarah Palin in 2012, one of the unspoken problems that she does have is her quitting as governor midway through her first term. It is like Ted Kennedy’s Chappaquiddick," Mark Shields said on PBS. (via

ABC News: One thing was very clear: Rand Paul wants to drastically cut how much money the United States spends. Which specific programs will get the axe? That was a bit fuzzier. "Give me one specific cut, Senator-elect," This Week anchor Christiane Amanpour asked Paul in an exclusive interview Sunday morning. "All across the board," Paul said

"I'd want to hear what that's going to be all about, what that means. But I'd be open to that," Senator-elect Pat Toomey (R-PA) said about joining the Senate Tea Party Caucus.

George Will, Sen. Evan Bayh, Matt Dowd, John Podesta and Amy Walter discuss.

Sen. Jim DeMint (R-SC) talks about what he thinks the agenda should be for the new GOP-controlled House: including rejecting earmarks and holding the debt ceiling, and answers questions on how the Tea Party’s stance might differ from the GOP’s.

The Meet the Press roundtable discusses whether President Obama is connecting with the American people in his interviews and appearances since the midterms. Anita Dunn, Karen Hughes, Marc Morial and Mike Murphy were on the panel.

Lt. Col. Allen West (R-FL) on his agenda of "honor, integrity and character." His fellow African-American Republican freshman Tim Scott (R-SC) talks about what their plans are to shake up Washington.

Democrats still have plenty of unfinished legislation to take care of in the upcoming lame duck session. Joel Brown reports on what Congress has left to do and if they can get it done.

Rep. James Clyburn (D-SC) spoke with Bob Schieffer on his push to move up in the House Democratic leadership and his stance on the GOP's possible repeal of the health care bill. Clyburn says he will jockey for the position of Minority Whip in the new Congress, the same position he held in the majority.