Democratic pollster Doug Schoen and former Rep. John LeBoutillier (R-NY) discuss President Obama reaching out to several Republican Senators, Sen. Rand Paul's filibuster and political future, Democratic presidential prospects in 2016 and Jeb Bush's prospects in 2016. Democratic strategist Pat Caddell was out sick this week. (via

HOWARD KURTZ, "RELIABLE SOURCES" HOST: Now, the reason I thought that was a little unfair, Gail Shister, is as Ailes said in this book, he didn't come with the term "lazy." He's quoting Barack Obama talking to Barbara Walters and say he feels a certain laziness in himself, that he attributes to his laid back upbringing in Hawaii. Now, it may hav

On this weekend's broadcast of The McLaughlin Group, regular liberal panelist Eleanor Clift accused Senator Rand Paul of trying to "stir a revolt against the U.S. government." ELEANOR CLIFT: I'm with John McCain and Lindsey Graham, who basically said this was over the top and creating a sense that the government is really jus

PAUL KRUGMAN: There's a remarkable document that almost nobody noticed that came out yesterday from the Congressional Budget Office about the budget and what it said is it's projecting a deficit of $845 billion this year, of which fully half is what they call automatic stabilizers. Low revenue because of depressed economy, unemployment benefits, wh

GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS, "THIS WEEK" MODERATOR: And George you heard Governor Bush there. He said it wasn't a political week, it wasn't all that rocky but he is encouraged on immigration reform. GEORGE WILL: Well, maybe, in part because he really did clarify the argument. Everett Dirksen was the leader of Senate Republicans for many years said I h

CHRIS WALLACE, "FOX NEWS SUNDAY" HOST: Let me ask you a couple of more questions about the logic of whether or not you would run in 2016. Some people say that obviously you are proud of your family, their accomplishments but the question is would it be a political burden? I think it is fair to say that when your brother left the presidency, he was

On NBC's syndicated Sunday program "The Chris Matthews Show" this morning, host Chris Matthews and his panel trashed Dick Cheney during a discussion of a new documentary about the former Vice President. In particular, Washington Post columnist David Ignatius had some stinging words for Cheney, saying he doesn't recognize "how much damage

SCHULTZ: Our friends on the other side of the aisle unfortunately like the Senator, continue to root for our economy to not be doing well. JOHNSON: Absolutely not. Absolutely not. SCHULTZ: The fact is we've had... excuse me. We've had 37 straight months of job growth in the private sector. Four of the last five months have been 200,000-plus j

DAVID GREGORY: Governor, before I let you go, who's the hottest Florida politician right now; is it you or Marco Rubio? Who are we more likely to see in the White House? GOVERNOR JEB BUSH: Man, you guys are crack addicts. You really are obsessed with all this politics. Marco Rubio's a great guy -- DAVID GREGORY: You know, I've been called

The Fox News Sunday panel delves deeper into the question of whether the government has the right -- or the duty -- to kill an American who is a threat to the U.S. extra-judicially.

CHRIS WALLACE: I'm going to pick up on this because I must say I didn't understand it. Are you saying that as part of your budget, you would repeal, you assume the repeal of Obamacare? REP. PAUL RYAN: Yes. WALLACE: Well, that's not going to happen. RYAN: Well, we believe it should. That's the point. That's what's -- but this is what budget

NANCY PELOSI: If the point is to go to the table and strengthen these institutions, these pillars of economic and health security for the great middle class, which is the backbone of our democracy, it's all about the middle class. Then, let's sit down and do that. If the point of it is to take trophies, 'let's raise the age.' That doesn't save mone

Sen. Ron Johnson, Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, George Will, Paul Krugman, Julianna Goldman.

CHRIS MATTHEWS: When is President Obama going to get some credit, and this is like Rodney Dangerfield. When's he going to get some credit for this amazing economy that's coming back. It definitely is coming back, maybe not like gangbusters, but the unemployment rate really dropped again today, and there really are a quarter-million new jobs out the

A group of current and former members of Congress discuss the most recent attempt to cooperate between the parties.

Peggy Noonan and John Dickerson weigh in on whether the President's "charm offensive" started this week will help get a deal that cuts the deficit.

Peggy Noonan and John Dickerson weigh in on whether the President's "charm offensive" started this week will help get a deal that cuts the deficit.

Face the Nation panel discusses what to expect from the conclave to elect the next pope. - Peggy Noonan - Carl Bernstein - Sally Quinn - Greg Tobin