"If it turns out that some of the allegations that have been made in the press are confirmed, then of course I'll be angry," President Obama said at a press conference in Cartagena, Colombia. Obama is in Colombia for a summit featuring political leaders from the western hemisphere. "I expect the investigation to be thorough and rigorous," Obama

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) -- Former Vice President Dick Cheney walked onstage without any assistance and spoke for an hour and 15 minutes without seeming to tire in his first public engagement since he underwent a heart transplant three weeks ago. "He has been an unmitigated disaster to the country," Cheney said of President Barack Obama. "I can't

VANDEN HEUVEL: But to pick up on what Cokie says, I think these discussions about Bill Maher and the Hilary Rosen, Ann Romney, much of that plays into a view that our politics are failing to deal with the massive deep-seeded problems this country has, whether it's, how do you send your kid to college or how do you not get evicted from your home? Or

George Stephanopoulos asks former Obama White House adviser Melody Barnes, and the panel on "This Week," if Obama and his campaign will have to distance themselves from Bill Maher after his comment that "Ann Romney has

Brit Hume, Susan Milligan, Mike Huckabee and Jeff Zeleny discuss the 2012 general election.

Cokie Roberts, Melody Barnes, Paul Gigot, Kevin Madden, and Katrina vanden Heuvel discuss.

David Gregory, moderator: In terms of the president's stewardship of the economy, this is a success story? Tim Geithner, Treasury Secretary: Oh, absolute -- the president inherited, again, as you know, the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, a crisis caused by a shock larger than what caused the Great Depression. And he did the ne

"FOX News Sunday" moderator Chris Wallace asks Obama campaign senior adviser David Axelrod about the amount of taxes the president paid last year and if he plans to donate some of his earnings to the U.S. Treasury. "If I may David, the question I have for you is, if the president feels so strongly about tax fairness is he going to contribute mon

Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner says Mitt Romney's claim that 92% of those who have lost jobs under Obama have been women is "ridiculous." His argument: A lot of men lost jobs first. "The early job losses were concentrated in manufacturing and construction. A lot of men lost jobs then. A lot of women lost jobs later on," Geithner said on ABC N

"We want women to make choices, that's why on healthcare we want women to have health savings accounts and the ability to be able to make their own choices in healthcare. You see, that's the lie that happens under Obamacare," Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) said on "Meet the Press" today. "The President of the United States effectively becomes a

"The choice in this election is between an economy that produces a growing middle class, that gives people a chance to get ahead, gives their kids a chance to get ahead and an economy that continues down the road we're on," Axelrod said on "FOX News Sunday" today.

President Obama slammed the media for their coverage of the Summit of the Americas meeting he attended this past weekend in Colombia. Obama criticized the press for what he views as focusing on controversies rather than aiming their attention on the diplomatic process. Obama is likely referring to allegations of U.S. Secret Service agents solici

Fox News Sunday’s Chris Wallace: “In the last week the President has made a couple of major speeches and devoted his entire weekend media address to the Buffet Rule. When the President introduced the Buffet Rule last September he said it was a matter of fairness and, and this is the quote, ‘we also stabilize our debt and deficits for the next

Former Rep. Harold Ford, Jr. (D-TN), Republican strategist Mike Murphy, and NBC News’ Savannah Guthrie and Chuck Todd discuss how the Obama and Romney campaigns responded to the comments Hilary Rosen made about Ann Romney’s lack of employment during her life. (Meet the Press)

"Well, first of all, I want to thank President Santos and the people of Colombia for the extraordinary hospitality in the beautiful city of Cartagena. We're having a wonderful time. And usually when I take these summit trips, part of my job is to scout out where I may want to bring Michelle back later for vacation. So we'll make sure to come bac