CARVILLE: I think he likes that. I don’t think he’s – it’s like look. He’s got a very favorable Washington Post editorial—he’ll love that. Morning Joe. Very favorable commentary right here. I guarantee you, if he’s up watching this right now. He’s got a good David Brooks column. He’s kinda excited this morning, people. It’s ki

CARNEY: Before I take your questions, I wanted to let you know that as we continue to debate common-sense measures to reduce gun violence and save lives, one thing that's been very clear is that nobody has a more important or powerful perspective on the issue than the families who have lost loved ones because of the scourge of gun violence. As you

Daily Show: Brave and crazy Kentucky Senator Rand Paul plunges headfirst into a prestigious university symposium filled with high achieving students.

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: The reason it's not evil is all bureaucracies always garner and protect and husband the power they already have. So, if there is a law from '86 that is clearly obsolete, but allows them a lot of leeway, they would keep it. Look, I don't want to defend them. This is insane [and] ought to be repealed tomorrow in Congress, and

Rachel Maddow points out that timing plays a role in bursts of bluster from North Korea, especially the birthday Kim Il Sung, the country's dictatorial founder.

Chris Matthews shares his thoughts on the progress President Obama needs to make in order to follow up his first-term successes.

Kirsten Powers, Charles Krauthammer, and Jonah Golberg discuss the lack of attention paid to the murder trial of Dr. Kermit Gosnell, a Philadelphia abortion doctor. 

O'Reilly catalogues the "far-left" conquest of education.