"It's time to put on the boxing gloves and fight for the people and go fighting for the people," Michael Moore said on HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher."

Doug Schoen discusses an upcoming article he co-wrote with Pat Caddell that argues that President Obama shouldn't run for another term.

Judge Andrew Napolitano talks to Arianna Huffington about her "political changes." "Should the government redistribute wealth?" Napolitano asks Huffington at one point in the interview.

RealClearPolitics' Scott Conroy talks about "Sarah Palin's America" on CBS News. Scott Conroy covers the White House for RealClearPolitics.

Gov. Rick Perry (R-TX) reveals how he'll do it in Texas without Washington's help.

Jake Tapper on how President Obama failed to achieve his major goals.

ABC News: After failing to get a new trade deal with Korea and failing to make any strides against Chinese currency manipulation on his 10-day trip to the Far East, President Obama used his weekly address to pivot back to domestic issues -- ev

GOP: In the Weekly Republican Address, Majority Transition Chairman Greg Walden (R-OR) discusses the transition effort and Republicans' plans to go to work right away on the people's priorities: creating jobs, cutting spending, and reforming Congress. These priorities are embodied in the Pledge to America -- a governing agenda built by listening

Bill O'Reilly: We're facing a leadership vacuum and figuring out what's best for America is getting harder.

MSNBC: Rachel Maddow shares the revelation in the new George W. Bush book that while Senator Mitch McConnell was privately asking President Bush to withdraw troops from Iraq he was derriding Democrats for publicly asking President Bush to withdraw troops from Iraq.

Dr. Charles Krauthammer says the only things that are going to get done in the Congressional lame-duck session is "stuff that has to get done."

MSNBC: Media Matters’ David Brock talks about his scheduled sit-down lunch with Rupert Murdoch and his attempt to establish a 527 group that would counter Karl Rove and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.