"Who knows, Jimmy," Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) said when asked what he thought about the possibility of a Palin presidency on "Late Night." "It's an amazing world," he added.

Brit Hume: What that Fed's prediction tells us about the administration's relationship with business leaders.

CNN: Bob Barr talks about his involvement in the opt-out alliance. Barr says TSA security measures are "unconstitutional."

President Obama calls South Korea an ally, however will not not say a military option is on the table.

Alaska Senate candidate Joe Miller talks to CNN about challenging the results of the Alaska Senate race.

Velma Hart talks about her new job at CNBC as a contributor.

RUSH LIMBAUGH: "Remember when Obama went swimming in the Gulf with his daughter to show it was safe during the oil spill? How about taking his daughter through a screening? How about Obama take his daughter to the airport and have a TSA gropper go through the exact routines with Obama's daughter that everybody's daughter goes through."

“The Republicans are joining the Central Bank of China in criticizing Ben Bernanke,” Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA) said. "This is really distressing to me," he added.

"We're coming back, we're on the move," President Obama said of the country at a Chrysler plant in indiana. "This is a shining example of why you shouldn't [bet against us]," Obama said to those who were against the auto bailout. "We know today that was the right decision," he said about the bailout.

"The pundits were clearly right about this, we were clearly wrong," Rep. Chris van Hollen (D-MD) said about the 2010 elections. Van Hollen was the chairman of the DCCC during the midterm election. (source: "Top Line"/ABC News)

NBC's Andrea Mitchell says Sarah Palin is going after the "Michelle Obama from the 2008 campaign" and uses "stereotypes" to attack President Obama and his wife.

Rep. John Lewis on supporting the Democratic agenda.

Sen. Corker (R-TN) says Secretary of Treasury Tim Geithner "needs to do a little more listening and less talking." Corker says it is Geithner who is politicizing the Federal Reserve, not him.

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MSNBC: Gov. George Pataki joins Morning Joe for a conversation on TSA screening and Sarah Palin's potential run for the White House in 2012.

Former Gov. Mike Huckabee and possible 2012 presidential candidate tells President Obama and his family should get screened by TSA so "the rest of us won't feel so bad."

"It is a slow, painful process," Velma Hart told MSNBC. "The process to get us of it is going to take a bit longer and I'm okay with that," Hart, who was recently laid off, told MSNBC. Velma Hart gained notoriety in a September town hall when

RealClearPolitics' Tom Bevan talks about new polls out forecasting 2012 elections.

North Korea fired barrages of artillery onto a South Korean island near their disputed western border Tuesday. Officials said the barrage set buildings ablaze and killed at least one marine and came after the North warned the South to halt military drills in the area.

George H.W. Bush and his wife Barbara talk to Larry King about the 2012 election, the Tea Party, Sarah Palin, and more.

Rep. Chris van Hollen (D-MD) says the GOP needs to clean up the mess they created.

Former Defense Secretary Lawrence Korb explains why some Republicans are breaking ranks and urging members of their party to ratify START.

Charles Krauthammer on arming South Korea. (via The Right Scoop)

Dean Baker, economist and co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research, talks with Chris Hayes about the Republican threat to vote against raising the debt ceiling. Senator Bernie Sanders joins to discuss how Congress can avoid a government shutdown and worse.

Bill O'Reilly on the challenges facing President Obama, including the controversy over the new TSA screening procedures.

Velma Hart, who told President Obama she was "exhausted" of defending him and became the face of disappointed Americans this fall, has lost her job. She talks to CNBC's John Harwood about her current situation.