CHRIS WALLACE: Senator Paul as I was studying up for the interview and hearing you today, I'm having some difficulty figuring out exactly where you are on the political spectrum, because in some sense, you are to the left of Barack Obama when it comes to drones. On the other hand, you are to the right of Congressman Paul Ryan, whose budget you oppo

GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: Karl Rove, can you imagine the next presidential campaign, a Republican candidate saying flat out I am for gay marriage? KARL ROVE: I could. But you know what, let's stay here for a moment. One of the interesting things to me is going to be -- we've talked about Justice Roberts and Justice Kennedy. I'm interested in Just

MAYOR MICHAEL BLOOMBERG: I do not think we should ban most things. I do think there are certain times we should infringe on your freedom. And that is, for example, if you're drinking, we shouldn't let you drive because you'll kill somebody else. If you are carrying a gun, we shouldn't let you on an airplane. There's a lot of things that we do -- if

DAVID GREGORY: All right, but let me ask you about background checks, because the mayor referred to the polling. 90% of Americans want universal background checks. Here is this survey from Quinnipiac this week. Among those people who own guns, 85% support. Are you thwarting the will of the American people by standing in opposition to universal back

Former Bush and Obama campaign chiefs Jim Messina and Karl Rove join the This Week panel to discuss the week's politics. Christiane Amanpour, Jeffrey Goldberg, Dan Senor, Rana Foroohar, Karl Rove, and Jim Messina.

DAVID GREGORY: Will you target people, Republicans and Democrats, who do not support a weapons ban, an assault weapons ban, who do not vote for background checks -- will you spend money, lots of money, to target them in 2014, in the midterm race? MAYOR MICHAEL BLOOMBERG: Well, let me phrase it this way. I think I have a responsibility, and I thi

This week's panelists – California Attorney General Kamala Harris, CNN Contributor and Republican Strategist Ana Navarro, and CNN Senior Political Analyst Ron Brownstein – discuss party stances on gun control and immigration laws, debating what action Congress should take on these controversial issues.

Rep. Mike Rogers, The New York Times' Tom Friedman, TIME's Bobby Ghosh and CBS News' Clarissa Ward on the President's trip to the Mideast, the situation in Syria and other foreign policy issues.

The roundtable looks at marriage equality through the lens of government's role in American family relationships.

Newt Gingrich, Evan Bayh, Jennifer Rubin and Juan Williams discuss Iran.