CHUCK TODD, NBC NEWS: You know, Peggy, what's been interesting about this week is all of the big polarizing issues of the last two generations culturally all popped up in one week, and one of it had to do with the Supreme Court with gay marriage, with abortion. This culture wars, normally when it comes back, it's something that's helpful to Rep

PEGGY NOONAN: I think a big part of this story is that people don't trust Congress. After Newtown, there was a great bubbling feeling of, "My goodness, there must be at least some things we can do legislatively to make this whole gun situation better." If the Congress, if the Senate had moved quickly on discrete, small bills, having to do with back

Cory Booker, Rep. Peter King, Matthew Dowd, Jeff Zeleny, and Katrina vanden Heuvel discuss.

The Meet the Press panel discusses the wide spectrum of social reforms being discussed in Washington.

BOB SCHIEFFER, CBS NEWS: What do you think it means to Catholics in America that we now have a pope who is from the New World and not from Europe? CARDINAL TIMOTHY DOLAN: I think it means a lot. And I think especially for us, Bob, it means two things. Number one, that he comes from what the Europeans still refer to as the New World, from Latin A

CHRIS WALLACE, "FOX NEWS SUNDAY" HOST: You know, one of the concerns here, and that does seem to be different, Bill, is that North Korea seems to be ignoring the warnings from its main, far and away biggest sponsor, China, which had warned the regime and Kim Jong-un not to make these threats against the United States, not to make these threats agai

CHUCK TODD: Let me ask you on gay marriage. Could you support a Republican presidential candidate someday who supported same-sex marriage. SENATOR JEFF FLAKE (R-Arizona): Oh, I think that's inevitable. There will be one, and that I think he'll receive Republican support, or she will. So, I think that,that yes, that the answer is yes. TODD: An

CHRIS WALLACE, "FOX NEWS SUNDAY" HOST: Captain Kelly joins us from Tucson, Arizona. Captain, after Newtown, there was national outrage over these acts of mass violence, but that has begun to change. CBS has a new poll, just after the massacre, 57 percent supported stricter gun controls. Now, that's down to 47 percent. And, Senate Majority Lea

Bill Kristol, Mara Liasson, and Charles Lane discuss how immigration reform is taking shape in Washington.

SENATOR CHUCK SCHUMER (D-NY): With the agreement between business and labor, every major policy issue has been resolved in the "Gang of Eight." … And so I am very, very optimistic that we will have an agreement among the eight of us next week. Senator Leahy has agreed to have extensive markup and debate on the bill in April. And then we go to the

CHUCK TODD: David Axelrod, on immigration, a lot of Republicans don't believe the president wants to sign an immigration bill this year. They believe that he wants the politics, he wants the political issue-- because it's been so successful for Democrats, true or false? DAVID AXELROD: Well, I understand their paranoia, because it was a terribly

Imam Suhaib Webb, Rabbi David Wolpe, Bishop Mariann Budde, and Bishop Harry Jackson offer their perspective on the state of religion in modern America.

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) told Candy the bipartisan "Gang of Eight" immigration package will pass.