Kirsten Powers, Judith Miller, Monica Crowley and Jim Pinkerton discuss.

Eleanor Clift, Susan Ferrechio, Mort Zuckerman and Paul Glastris debate.

DAVID BROOKS: I certainly don't see any movement. As Mark said, the polls show the Democrats will probably profit. The Republicans still feel trapped, though. They feel they gave up a big tax increase a couple of weeks ago, and they can't give up another. And that's sort of the asking price. And so they feel they have got to show they can cut sp

Bill O'Reilly: It's estimated that 700,000 American children are abused each year, raising the question of whether parents are getting worse. The Factor invited Bernard McGuirk and Greg Gutfeld to opine. "I think we're going to hell in a courtroom," Gutfeld said. "We're living in a relativistic society where distinguishing between right and wrong i

White House: President Obama used this week’s address to urge Congress to stop the harmful automatic cuts that threaten thousands of jobs and affect our national security—called the sequester—from taking effect on March 1st. The President and Congressional Democrats have already put forward solutions to avoid these cuts and reduce the defici

MSNBC: Rachel Maddow looks back at some of the distinguishing features of former Senator Joseph McCarthy's speaking style and identifies parallels in speeches by Senator Ted Cruz, something that is actually an asset in the eyes of many on the right.

GOP: The President and Senate Democrats are deploying poll-tested gimmicks to raise taxes on energy production instead of solving our nation's most pressing problem: Washington's spending addiction. In the Weekly Republican Address, U.S. Senator John Hoeven (R-ND), says that, "For the better part of the week, President Obama has been traveling

An old school panel featuring Fred Barnes, Juan Williams and Dr. Charles Krauthammer sum up this week's winners and losers.

BILL O'REILLY: "A number of judges and politicians are doing things that harm defenseless children and babies in the womb. To me as an America, that is unacceptable. As you know, we have long advocated Jessica's Law, named after 9-year-old Jessica Lunsford, who was brutally raped and murdered in Florida by a convicted sex offender who never should