Sarah Palin addresses the decision-making process in whether to run for president, media attacks on candidates and the state of the GOP. "I think my problem is that I do have that fire in my belly. I am so adamantly supportive of the good traditional things about America and our free enterprise system and I want to make sure that America is put

Mark Levin reacts to President Obama's address on the middle East this afternoon. (complete audio from The Right Scoop.)

The Hardball host explains why President Barack Obama will be criticized for his policy but says he offers a chance for positive change.

AP: In a speech outlining U.S. policy in the Middle East and North Africa, Obama on Thursday sided with the Palestinians' opening position a day ahead of a visit to Washington by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu is vehemently opposed to referring to the 1967 borders.

"I was trying to say that day was that it is fundamentally wrong for Obama to impose a left-wing America against the will of the American people," Gingrich told Limbaugh on Thursday afternoon.

Senator John Thune (R-SD) joins host Bill Hemmer on FOX's "America's Newsroom" to discuss Congress' fundamental duty to the taxpayers to produce a budget.

Chris Christie: New Jersey Governor Chris Christie on the Do-Nothing Legislature's Sick Pay Payout proposal. There are only 42 days left for the Do-Nothing Legislature to act.

The Washington Post's Ezra Klein talks with Rachel Maddow about Republican contortions to save face with voters while supporting unpopular ideas like continuing taxpayer subsidies for big oil and ended Medicare. (The Rachel Maddow Show)

Salon.com’s Joan Walsh and Mother Jones’ David Corn talk about how Rep. Michele Bachman, R-Minn., will change the GOP dynamics if she announces her candidacy. (Hardball)

Panel reacts to Defense Secretary Gates' comments.

Bill O'Reilly: This story and the John Edwards scandal before it illustrate that the internet can tear human beings apart.