CHRIS HAYES: Thinking today and observing Memorial Day, that'll be happening tomorrow. Just talked with Lt. Col. Steve Burke [sic, actually Beck], who was a casualty officer with the Marines and had to tell people [inaudible]. Um, I, I, ah, back sorry, um, I think it's interesting because I think it is very difficult to talk about the war dead an

Afterburner: Bill Whittle weaves together monetary policy, aeronautics, and the European Union on this edition of Afterburner. Whittle thinks the Euro is heading for catastrophic failure, just like the tragic Airbus A330 that crashed into the Atlantic. How does this affect you? Find out.

CANDY CROWLEY, CNN: If the Republican governor should retain his seat up there, what will it say about the power of unions who have been fighting him and what will it say about putting Wisconsin in play this fall? REP. WASSERMAN SCHULTZ: Well, I am going there Tuesday to campaign with Mayor Barrett. I think that he has a real opportunity to win.

Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.) was one of several speakers at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth undergraduate commencement that took place this Sunday. Frank was also one of two people that received the Chancellor's Distinguished Service Medal at the event. However, Congressman Frank made a controversial comment about Hubie Jones, a black r

Gingrich said Sunday he really doubts he'll end up as his ex-rival's running mate. "I think that's highly implausible," Gingrich said on NBC's "Meet the Press." The former House speaker said he's learned to never say never, but told the interviewer, "I find that as implausible as you find it."

"For the time being, I don't plan an active campaign," Lugar said on "Face the Nation." "A large portion of the Republican Party of Indiana believed, apparently, in the idea of individualism as opposed to community - a sense of compromise or a sense of talking across the aisle," Lugar said.

“I do not understand the cost-benefit here,” Will said. “The costs are clear. The benefit — what voter is going vote for him because he is seen with Donald Trump. The cost of appearing with this bloviating ignoramus is obvious it seems to me.” (via J

A Meet the Press roundtable briefly addresses the Wisconsin recall election, Donald Trump’s support in the campaign and Mitt Romney’s foreign policy stance on Russia.

Brit Hume, Kirsten Powers, Kimberley Strassel and Jeff Zeleny discuss job creation.

“The president and his team seem to think that the idea of creating wealth is unrelated to creating jobs,” Hume said. “Every business person who runs a hamburger stand understands you are trying to make a profit, and that the business of making a profit has jobs as a bi-product. Not as if there is a favorite industry called ‘Jobs R Us,’ w

ROBERT GIBBS (Obama Campaign Senior Advisor): Well, Bob, I don't think you need polling to understand why people have a visceral reaction to Mitt Romney's time as head of Bain Capital and let's be clear, this is the central and only point that Mitt Romney brings up that in the words of his campaign would make him an economic savior for this country

Senator John McCain (R-AZ) offered his thoughts on this Memorial Day weekend by saying it was the “great honor of my life to serve in the company of heroes.”

"That's why we have been at eight percent unemployment or higher for the past 39 months," Gillespie said. "That is why there are 23 million Americans today who are either unemployed or underemployed or left the work force entirely, and why millions of people have lost their home and ended up in food stamps and poverty, because this president is hos

George Will, Liz Claman, Ron Brownstein, Nia-Malika Henderson, Jennifer Granholm.