George Will, Cokie Roberts, Michael Beschloss, and Jonathan Karl.

Wall Street Journal editorial editor Paul Gigot says NJ Gov. Chris Christie may be interested in running for President. "For all of that, I think that enough people have gone to him now and said, 'This field is weak and none of them may be able to beat the president. We think you can do it. Now is your moment!'" Gigot said on "FOX News Sunday."

“Class warfare may make for good politics, but it makes for rotten economics. We don’t need a system that seeks to divide people. We don’t need a system that seeks to prey on people's fear, envy, and anxiety," Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) told "FOX News Sunday."

Paul Gigot, Evan Bayh, Bill Kristol and Juan Williams discuss.

Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL) says it is "realistic" to expect the Senate to address President Obama's urgent job plan next month.

DAVID GREGORY: If unemployment does not come down significantly from 9.1 percent, you know the history, can this president be reelected? FMR. PRES. BILL CLINTON: Yes, if people believe that he had a credible plan and the Republicans thwarted it, either because they were wrong or they just wanted to beat him. That's the problem they're facing. An

"SENATOR MITCH MCCONNELL: Well look, you know, if Warren Buffett would like to give up some of his benefits, we'd be happy to talk about it. I mean I think that means-adjusting benefits is one of the ways that we're going to have to solve at least the Social Security and Medicare problems long term for the next generations. With regards to his tax

Republican presidential candidate on 'Fox News Sunday'

French politician Dominique Strauss-Kahn tells France's TF1 the New York hotel incident last May was a "moral weakness."

Gov. Jennifer Granholm, Alex Castellanos, Mark Halperin and Helene Cooper look at the president’s jobs plan, whether it will pass, and whether he can get re-elected with or without his plan’s success.