BRIT HUME: President Obama's handling of the deteriorating situation in Syria follows a pattern traceable through much of his political career. When the issues are difficult and the options unappetizing, he tends simply to go away. Recall his history of voting present in the Illinois legislature. But when you're president you can't simply vote p

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: It wasn't just a frosty meeting, it was a useless meeting. Putin is serious about what he was doing. He has a strategic idea that he wants to restore Russian influence in the region. They have been around for about 500 years in the region, they got kicked out by Kissinger in the early '70s when the Arabs turned against them, an

"The unauthorized party accessed the CBS computer at my home on multiple occasions, and specifically in December, they used sophisticated methods to cover their tracks, meaning they tried to remove the indications of their previous unauthorized activity," CBS News investigative correspondent Sharyl Attkisson shared. "We're not prepared to talk more

LONNIE SNOWDEN: "Every place you read is 'high school dropout, high school dropout, high school dropout' ... The fact is, is that Ed had an illness at the beginning of his sophomore year when his mother and I were going through a divorce ... they believed that it was mono. I believe it was diagnosed as mono, but he missed approximately four or five

CBS NEWS' ELIZABETH PALMER: "Well, he was seen as the most reform-minded of all the candidates who ran this time. That being said, they were all very conservative. In U.S. terms it was as if all the candidates for the presidency came from the Tea Party."

Actress Wendie Malick: Government tracking of phone records has been in the news lately. Is this an invasion of privacy or neccesary to keep our country safe? Why or why not?  Mary Margaret McCord (Miss Alabama): I think that the society that we live in today, it's sad that if we go to the movies or to the airport, or even to the mall, that we

SUSAN FERRECHIO: What it will boil down to, this idea of a trigger. I think at the very end of this, it'll conference like you say, it'll be up to the speaker. And whether he moves it to the floor or not will hinge on this idea of a trigger, meaning you don't get this path to citizenship unless it is confirmed. Democrats say that's a bridge too

Sarah Palin discusses the IRS Scandal, Ed Snowden, the tea party and then interviews Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) on FOX & Friends.

MICHAEL GRAHAM: One last question. Immigration moving forward this week. President Obama said that we owe it to the illegal immigrants who are here to give them a pathway to citizenship if we expect them to obey the law. That sounds to me like hostage negotiation, not legislation, but are we going to get something out of the Senate that could possi