Arizona Republican Ben Quayle explains his plan to lower the federal deficit.

"I would feel guilty that to think because of me, that somebody like him didn't do what this country needed and I still feel that and I'll feel that way until the job is done," Michelle Obama told Barbara Walters.

"I don't want to concede that we have to get used to this kind of thing, because I don't think the majority of Americans want to put up with the blue-bloods and i want to say it will all due respect because I love the Bushes," Sarah Palin said. "It is what it is," she added. (source: Laura Ingraham show)

Sen. Arlen Specter (D-PA) asks his former party to help get "don't ask, don't tell" passed in the lame duck session.

Charlie Cook says President Obama could face a primary challenger, but believes he would win. However, Cook says historically, a primary fight is "very bad" for general election hopes.

"We used to pay farmers not to grow crops, let's make congressman stay out of Washington, D.C.," the Louisiana Governor said in an exclusive interview with HUMAN EVENTS.

Pam Geller, Dr. Keith Ablow, Curtis Sliwa and Rev. Chloe Breyer debate. (via Johnny Dollar)

MSNBC: Heather McGee, director of the Washington office of Demos, talks about the contradiction between the huge profits being made by American corporations and the accusation that President Obama, whose policies contributed to enabling those profits, is anti-business.

The Hardball host talks about the state of security in America.

Dr. Charles Krauthammer says the current crisis in North and South Korea should not result in talks with the regime in the North because the U.S. will end up giving them money again.

"I don't speculate on what will happen two years from now," President Obama said.

"It feels pretty good to stop at least one shellacking this November," President Obama said.

MSNBC: Richard Haass and John Heilemann join the Morning Joe gang to run through the day’s must-read op-eds, including Joe’s latest piece in Politico, which examines what the U.S. has to be proud about.

Bill O'Reilly: For the first time, Obama's approval has dropped below 40%. There is no question the airport security mess is hurting him.

MSNBC: At the rate they made profits in the third quarter, American corporations would profit $1,660,000,000,000 – an all time record. Mother Jones’ David Corn explains why it's ridiculous that President Barack Obama is accused of being anti-business.