DAVID GREGORY: Let me ask you about immigration. President Bush-- former President Bush is expected to speak out about immigration reform this coming week. He could be a very strong voice within the Republican Party after the Senate has passed immigration reform to put pressure on the House. How will you respond to that? And do you think we’re go

HUME: Well, that's, you could implement the rest of it. The problem is we're dealing with two laws, we're doing the health care law and the law of unintended consequences. And the unintended consequences abound here. Nina just mentioned one of the important ones is that, you know, businesses are changing their hiring practices to try to avoid havin

Pat Caddell, former Rep. John LeBoutillier (R-NY), Doug Schoen, with host Gregg Jarrett (via Johnny Dollar). The insiders discuss how delaying Obamacare is a political move and chastise Republican leaders for not calling out the Obama administration.

GEORGE WILL: Young people, young people are not going to sign up if they can do elementary arithmetic, which they can. Second, why not just -- DONNA BRAZILE: If their mama tell them to sign up they're going to sign up. WILL: That's not the way my children behave. WILL: Why indeed not suspend the individual mandate? Because the law doesn't

GREGORY: And a long path to citizenship for those who are here illegally. It’s a pretty arduous process. MR. BROOKS: They are here, you know, I’ve seen a lot of intellectually weak cases in this town. I rarely seen as intellectually a weak case is the case against the Senate immigration bill. The Republican say they want to reduce illegal im

President George W. Bush cautioned against criticizing gay couples, saying in an interview on “This Week” that you shouldn’t criticize others “until you’ve examined your own heart.”

CHUCK TODD: "The White House, they had been so confident they were going to sign immigration reform this year, for the first time I'm hearing that there is some doubt seeping in, that they think maybe the House won't act. What they need is, they need something to sort of force Boehner like at the last minute bring it to the floor the same way the f

Brit Hume (Fox News Sr. Political Analyst), Nina Easton (Fortune Magazine), Dennis Kucinich (Fox News Contributor), and Juan Williams (Fox News Contributor) discuss the unrest in Egypt.

George Will, Cokie Roberts, Donna Brazile, and Rick Klein on Obamacare and immigration.

Foreign Relations Committee Chair Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., Ayman Mohyeldin and a Meet the Press panel discuss the state of affairs in Egypt and how the nation moves forward politically.

David Rohde, Michael O'Hanlon, Amy Walter and John Dickerson discuss the latest Egyptian revolution and what to watch for on Capitol Hill this week.

JOHN ROBERTS, FOX NEWS: Let's talk about 2016. Do you want to take another run at the president? GOV. RICK PERRY: Well, certainly, that's an option out there, but, again, we got a lot of work to do in this building right behind me over the course of the next couple of weeks that have my focus substantially more than even 2014 or 2016. ROBERTS

KRON 4 Coverage of the crash of Asiana Flight 214 at SFO. Courtesy Fred Hayes/CNN.

EUGENE ROBINSON: Well, if we actually look at what’s been going on, on the border, the border is much more secure than it has been in the past. And there are those who argue it will never be-- there will never be an impregnable fortress wall between the United States and Mexico. It’s a 2,000-mile-long border. And what the-- the House Republican

DAVID ROHDE: I don't know how this happened, but it was terrible optics. The next day the President goes golfing, Secretary Kerry's out on his yacht. What does that say to young people in Egypt, across the Middle East--whether they're part of the debate--about America's interest in the region?