At a Faith and Freedom Coalition conference in Washington, former Gov. Jeb Bush talks about the country's immigration policy.

Former CIA chief of staff Jeremy Bash told ABC News that Snowden had access to “very sensitive information” in his job as a government contractor and could do “tremendous damage.”  “If a foreign government learned everything that was in Edward Snowden's brain, they would have a good window into the way we collect signals intelligence,

But there was another reason. "We need to register them as soon as possible, not just to keep the problem from getting worse, but we’re going to require them to pay a fine, and that’s the money that we are going to use to pay for the border security. If we don’t get that fine money from the people that have violated our immigration laws, then

Charles Krauthammer, Nina Easton, Bret Baier, and Kirsten Powers discuss the president's hesitance to get involved in Syria, despite his rhetoric insisting otherwise. 

Chris Matthews and Salon's Joan Walsh discuss new Wisconsin legislation requiring ultrasounds before abortions.

MSNBC's Chris Hayes asks where the pressure leading the U.S. into Syria is coming from, if anywhere.

The president has put forward no strategy to solve any of the problems associated with the many scandals swirling around his administration.