BILL MAHER: Doesn't anyone care that this is the new normal? I guess not, because gun nuts don't care, and neither do liberals. When Bush did warrantless wiretapping, 'Oh, he was wiping his ass with the Constitution.' But when Obama does it, 'Oh, well, whatever helps Jessica Chastain find bin Laden. We're good with that.' Both parties compete mi

Pat Buchanan, Eleanor Clift, Clarence Page and Tim Carney debate.

Can President Obama set a new tone for his next four years in Washington? Democratic National Committee Chairperson Debbie Wasserman Schultz offers her opinion. "I'm full of hope," Wasserman Schultz told CBS News on Saturday. "I mean, I really think we have an opportunity here to continue to reach across the aisle. I certainly -- I know Presiden

Karl Rove assesses President Obama's behavior and NJ Gov. Chris Christie attacking the NRA.

White House: President Obama reiterates his commitment to do everything in his power to implement a series of common sense measures that would reduce gun violence in America. The President started off that effort with 23 concrete actions his Administration is taking immediately under its existing legal authority. But to have a lasting impact, Congr

GOP: In this week's address, Chairman of the House Republican Policy Committee James Lankford (R-OK) calls on the Democratic-controlled Senate to join us in reining in wasteful spending and passing a budget. The Senate has gone 1,361 days without passing a budget, despite being legally required to do so each year. The president's last budget receiv

BILL O'REILLY: "The folks are indeed responsible for the government they get, and Americans now are faced with a very serious economic situation. This week the Government Accountability Office released its annual audit of the U.S. government. The conclusion: 'Absent policy changes, the federal government continues to face an unsustainable fiscal pa

MSNBC: Congressional Republicans concede the debt ceiling must be increased. Now they're linking it to the passage of a Senate budget. Ed Schultz discusses.

Charles Krauthammer, Chuck Lane and Steve Hayes discuss.