PAT BUCHANAN: There are three million ArmaLite rifles -- those Bushmaster types -- out there right now, and people are buying them like hotcakes. Every gun show, the sales are up enormously. Forty-one percent, they were up in December -- for last December -- which was a record year. John, what is common though, Eleanor [Clift] is correct, the push

Pat Buchanan, Eleanor Clift, Mort Zuckerman and Tim Carney discuss.

Daily Caller reports: In an appearance on the January 3 episode of the “Going Off Track” podcast, "24" actress Janeane Garofalo said show creator and executive producer Joel Surnow picked certain cast members

SEAN HANNITY: "Republicans should forget about trying to govern. Forget it. You can't do that while you control only one branch of the federal government. So, forget about trying to reach any grand bargain with Obama, instead concentrate trying to pass your own agenda. Not in the hopes that it will pass, but in order to bring attention to your big

MARK SHIELDS: Who's responsible? Judy, I mean, we have -- Bob Dole, who's a great man and a great Republican senator, said, on Capitol Hill, we love to make tough speeches. We don't like to make tough choices. And the fact is that the American people, who want all the benefits and want the free lunch, and don't want a single gray hair on the

Reformed professional thief Bob Portenier explains how The Journal News' request for list of names and addresses of gun permit holders can lead to more crime

FOX News' Ed Henry reports on the debate over former Sen. Chuck Hagel (R-Nebraska), who is expected to be nominated by President Obama to be his next Secretary of Defense.

Rachel Maddow reviews some of the history of Dick Morris as a political actor and right-wing media figure and responds to his lawyers' demands for a correction over a segment she did last month where she exposed right-wing "rac

GOP: Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee Dave Camp (R-MI) delivered this week's address, discussing the House's recent action to permanently extend current tax rates for 98% of Americans. It's now House Republicans' focus in the 113th Congress to cut out-of-control spending to reduce our crippling debt, and reform our tax code.

Charles Krauthammer, A.B. Stoddard and Stephen Hayes discuss.

"I don't want people who watch this show to think we're some kind of a sorority because we're not," Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Cali.) said to ABC News' Diane Sayer in a joint interview with her female colleagues. "We're all-- we all march to the sound of different drummers to some extent. And we all have, I think, an area of effectiveness. I think on

White House: In this week’s address, President Obama talked about the bipartisan agreement that Congress reached this week which prevented a middle-class tax hike, congratulated the newly sworn-in Members of Congress, and looked forward to working with the new Congress in the new year to continue to grow our economy and shrink our deficits in a b