Doug Schoen, Pat Caddell and former Rep. John LeBoutillier (R-NY) discuss President Obama's so-called charm offensive, his approval ratings, CPAC, Rand Paul, Ben Carson and more. (via Johnny Dollar) CADDELL: "He's [talking] about the White House tours, says, 'Oh, I didn't

MARTHA RADDATZ: Is he right that we don't have an immediate crisis? SPEAKER JOHN BOEHNER: We do not have an immediate debt crisis. But we all know that we have one looming. And we have-- one looming-- because we have entitlement programs that are not sustainable in their current form. They're gonna go bankrupt. Washington has responsibility-- to

GEORGE WILL: First, here's the New York Times headline on the CPAC conference "GOP Divisions Fester at Conservative Retreat." Festering an infected wound, it's awful. I guarantee, if there were a liberal conclave comparable to this, and there were vigorous debates going on there, the New York Times headline would be healthy diversity flourishes at

CHRIS WALLACE, "FOX NEWS SUNDAY" MODERATOR: Bill, you have an editorial in the latest issue of the Weekly Standard in which you say that Rand Paul is wrong on national security as a matter of policy and politics. Why? Especially is he wrong on a matter of politics? BILL KRISTOL, THE WEEKLY STANDARD: I think it is the Republican Party, to the deg

"To borrow a phrase from my friend Erskine Bowles, we are the healthiest-looking horse in the glue factory. That means America is still a step ahead of the European nations who are confronting a debt crisis, of Japan, that's in its second lost decade. It's probably because of our resilient economy, because of our world currency status," Rep. Paul R

KARL ROVE, AMERICAN CROSSROADS: Well, first of all, I live in Texas and I don't live in Washington. Second-- WALLACE: Yes, but you are a little dirty here now. ROVE: Second of all, look, Sarah Palin should be agreeing with this. She didn't support Todd Akin, and when he said the reprehensible things he said, she wisely came out and said he ou

In an appearance today on "Fox News Sunday," U.S. Senator Bob Corker (R-TN) told host Chris Wallace that the country will know President Obama is serious about getting our fiscal house in order when the president "begins to say publicly to the American people... that he understands that Americans are only paying a third of the costs of Medicare, an

George Will, Rep. Xavier Becerra, Audie Cornish, Matthew Dowd, Carly Fiorina.

DAVID BROOKS: I'm curious about that. You know, he has at the moment. But this is party that believes in American leadership in the world, that believes America has an important role to play as the world leader in creating a global order, free trade, free waterways, free commerce, free movement of people. That happens because of U.S. military mi

"We're a little too bit mass focused and not focused on people's hearts that we don't relate to I think, average Americans more than we should. Stuffy old guys too much and it really is painful to hear, because reality is we have a very young party I mean you just had Paul Ryan on he's 42. Marco Rubio, Scott Walker, Chris Christie, Nikki Haley, I m

Pediatric neurosurgeon Dr. Ben Carson describes how his past experiences have molded his political views.

Bill Kristol, Nina Easton, Karl Rove and Joe Trippi discuss the future of the Republican Party.

Matt Kibbe of FreedomWorks and fmr. Rep. Steve LaTourette (R) discuss the future of the Republican party.

DAVID GREGORY, "MEET THE PRESS" MODERATOR: But aren't you also building something that's false in the political climate that Republicans face? I mean, here the Senate budget requires more tax increases, roughly $1 trillion. You know how difficult it is for your colleague here to go back to Bakersfield or other conservatives to go back to their dist

Richard Haass, Danielle Pletka, David Sanger and David Rohde on North Korea and the President's upcoming trip to Israel.

Rep. Raul Grijalva (D-Arizona), Dr. Ben Carson, Kiki McLean and Al Cardenas weigh in on the CPAC straw poll winners and a new approach for the GOP.

Meet the Press discusses the election of the new pope and the debate at CPAC. 

On the eve of his new CNN show's debut, Jake Tapper sits down with Howard Kurtz to discuss his hopes for the program.

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) gave the closing keynote at CPAC 2013 on Saturday.

President Obama hits Capitol Hill as poll numbers dip, Peggy Noonan and Daniel Henninger of The Wall Street Journal opine.