Doug Schoen, Pat Caddell and former Rep. John LeBoutillier (R-NY) discuss Syria, Obama's "weird" press conference, gun control policy, Obamacare, Benghazi, Boston and more. (via Johnny Dollar) DOUG SCHOEN: Bottom line, this is a presidency that is adrift. Last week we talk

GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS, "THIS WEEK" HOST: Cokie Roberts, the president and Senator Joe Manchin who supported the background checks bill and NRA Member vowing to bring it back. Will it come up for another vote in the Senate? COKIE ROBERTS: I doubt it. And even if it does, I don't think they can do it this year. But I think that the pressure is cha

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) addresses the South Carolina Republican Party's Elephant Dinner on May 3, 2013.

"They want to fundamentally transform our country and they've just about finished the project," television and radio host Glenn Beck told an audience of thousands Saturday evening at the NRA convention's Stand and Fight Rally in Houston, Texas. "They feel they must regulate us until we comply, but I will not comply." Beck warned NRA members that

In a web-only question and answer session with ABC News, former Gov. Bill Richardson (D-NM), who also served as the Secretary of Energy under President Bill Clinton, said Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) "should not be defined as a Hispanic" because of his "anti-immigration" views. QUESTION: What does [Bill Richardson] think of Ted Cruz. BILL

U.S. President Barack Obama gives the commencement address to the graduating class of The Ohio State University at Ohio Stadium on May 5, 2013 in Columbus, Ohio. PRESIDENT OBAMA: Unfortunately, you've grown up hearing voices that incessantly warn of government as nothing more than some separate, sinister entity that's at the root of

COKIE ROBERTS: Republicans should have never lost seats in the Senate in the last election and they did. And now, you're having a hard time finding Republicans to even run for the senate in a lot of these democratic seats. It's not a place people want to be these days. But also, look. James is right. The president -- the power of the presidency,

BILL MAHER, HOST OF "REAL TIME" ON HBO: Let me get to some people who are not young: the Republican Party. Because they are mostly old. And how stupid they can be. Because I mentioned this in the monologue and I want to get your reaction. With 44% of Republicans in this poll said we might have to have an armed insurrection? In the next two years? B

Dylan Byers & David Folkenflik ask Howard Kurtz about his reporting mistakes covering gay NBA player Jason Collins. KURTZ: I watched part of the George Stephanopoulos interview. I didn't see that particular part. But, look, the mistake that I made was sloppy and inexcusable. I'm not going to offer any extenuating circumstances

GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: Senator Cruz had a lot of red meat for the crowd. They were laughing, they were really enjoying it. And this came amid some stories this week that he actually is taking a real look at the presidential race in 2016. FMR. SEN. JIM DEMINT: I think he's keeping his focus on the Senate. The fact that he shows up in South Caroli

Did the government really do everything it could with the Boston Bombings? Judge Jeanine Pirro opines on the Obama administration making excuses about what happened in Benghazi when a request for more information is made. Despite all the warnings, from Russia and even the CIA, the Tsarnaev brothers continued to live in the United States and were

REP. STEPHEN LYNCH (D-Mass.): "They certainly weren't accurate. I don't know what the process was there. But absolutely, they were false, there were no protests outside the Benghazi consulate, this was a deliberate and strategic attack on the consulate there, so any statement that this was sort of like the other protests that we saw in Cairo and ot

GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS, "THIS WEEK" MODERATOR: And Senator DeMint, let me bring that to you, because it brings up the issue of immigration reform. The president said again yesterday that he believes this can happen this year. But we're seeing conservative opposition, including from your group, the Heritage Foundation. You're going to be coming out w

CHRIS WALLACE, "FOX NEWS SUNDAY" MODERATOR: OK. Let's get to this question because this has been one of the charges, that there'd been threats, intimidation, and threats of retaliation. So, let's discuss that. This week, a lawyer for one of the witnesses said that the State Department has threatened officials who wanted to testify. State respond

Texas Gov. Rick Perry shoots targets in this video that played before his speech at the NRA convention (h/t Washington Examiner).

Nina Easton, Julie Pace, Jennifer Rubin and Evan Bayh discuss Syria.

House Oversight Committee Chairman Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) went on CBS News' Face the Nation to reveal "startling" new information on the September 11 Benghazi terrorist attack. (CBS News) "Everybody in the mission" in B

A roundtable of experts including former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, Natl Review editor Rich Lowry, and Joy-Ann Reid, editor of TheGrio.com, discuss the issues of the day: where we stand on security, guns, and the economy.

Cokie Roberts, Bill Richardson, Jim DeMint, Mary Matalin, and James Carville.

DAVID GREGORY: Senator, do you think the administration is getting closer to providing lethal aid to the opposition in Syria? SEN. PATRICK LEAHY (D-Vermont): I do. And I think that Andrea's analysis is very correct. I can remind the Israelis were using weapons that have been supplied by the United States. Some of our F-16s, and others. They, of

Ted Leonsis, Domonique Foxworth, Chris Stone and William Rhoden discuss how professional sports are changing as diversity and tolerance are put to the test by gay athletes' coming out.