Doug Schoen, Pat Caddell and former Rep. John LeBoutillier (R-NY) discuss the latest employment numbers, Obama's leadership skills, gun control, Obamacare, Hillary Clinton, North Korea and much more. (via Johnny Dollar) CADDELL: This economy situation, 88,000 jobs, half a

JOE KLEIN, TIME MAGAZINE: We've become a lot more wimpy country because, you know, these gun advocates at the NRA want these semi-automatic weapons. I mean, you see Marshal Dillon only used one shot. You know, what do they need all those bullets for? I guess they just don't feel very strong. CHRIS MATTHEWS, MODERATOR: What about the culture, the

BILL MAHER: Libertarians have to stop ruining libertarianism, or at least do a better job explaining the difference between today's libertarian and just being a selfish prick. Now, many years ago on a television network far, far away, I expressed support for libertarianism because back then it meant I didn't want big government in my bedroom, or my

GEORGE WILL: First, the President finally said something accurate and we should treasure him for this. Second, there is nothing, no growth industry in this country like the manufacturing of synthetic indignation. We've always from time immemorial had that guy at the end of the bar nursing his third beer and venting his opinions. Now they do it,

GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: Let's begin with the budget. It's going to come out on Wednesday, and will include for the first time, cuts in Social Security and Medicare. The president's put them on the table in negotiations, never put them in a budget before. But already House Speaker John Boehner has dismissed them. And a lot of Democrats are worried th

WALLACE: But again on the assault weapons ban part of the president's program, Harry Reid says it doesn't have 40 votes. So, even if you didn't have a filibuster, it still wouldn't pass the Senate because you don't have Democrats, which raises the question: why didn't the president go harder at Democrats from red states, states with a lot of people

GRETA VAN SUSTEREN: And you talk about the Main Street, is that we're strangling small businesses. I mean everyone, no is paying much attention to these small businesses. The regulations start strangling them, some are laughable and silly, but they have profound impact on the job creators, those who are making jobs. They can't afford to hire people

DAN PFEIFFER, OBAMA SENIOR ADVISER: The end of the payroll tax cut is hurting Americans because it means there's less money in their pockets, less money to spend on small businesses, less money to spend while they are shopping. So, that does have an impact on the economy. There's no question about that. I think it's important to look at the over

The Fox News Sunday panel discusses Hillary Clinton and 2016.  - Brit Hume - Kirsten Powers - Jennifer Rubin - Juan Williams

The This Week panel discusses the March jobs report and the president's budget. - Arianna Huffington - Paul Krugman - David Stockman - Greta Van Susteren - George Will

The panel discusses the potential Biden-Clinton matchup in 2016, the March unemployment numbers, and more. - Fmr. New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson - GOP Strategist Mike Murphy - Politico's Maggie Haberman - NBC's Andrea Mitchell - CNBC's Jim Cramer

BOB SCHIEFFER: Let's see what Senator McCain, how-- what's your thought on a filibuster on this. Would you be against that? SENATOR JOHN MCCAIN: I don't understand it. The purpose of the United States senate is to debate and to vote and to let the people know where we stand-- BOB SCHIEFFER: So you'd encourage Republicans not to filibuster.

AMY WALTER, COOK POLITICAL REPORTER: So we talked about guns, we talked about immigration. Here's an issue we haven't talked a lot about: health care. The exchanges open in October and we're going to start seeing it kick in January of 2014. Talked to a lot of democrats this week, especially those who are involved with campaigns who are very nervous

SNL: In the wake of the Rutgers basketball firings, Outside the Lines breaks a story about a women's basketball coach at a small school who makes Mike Rice look gentle.

FMR. GOV. BILL RICHARDSON (D-NM): You know, maybe I'm a Neanderthal, but I thought the president's comment was harmless. It was a political speech. He talked about her accomplishments, he talked about her competence, and then he threw in that line. You know, you're at a political event. What, are you going to read her resume? So my point is this

The panel discusses the situation in North Korea and how it probably won't delay the Senate's progress on comprehensive immigration reform. - Blaine Harden - Gerald Seib - Nancy Cordes - Major Garrett

SEN. LINDSEY GRAHAM (R-SC): There are nuggets of his budget that I think are optimistic. It's overall a bad plan for the economy, but when you look at chained CPI and Medicare reductions, we're beginning to set the stage for the grand bargain. Chained CPI, harmonize the retirement age of Medicare with Social Security, do some means testing for both