FOX News Editor at Large Peter Boyer investigates and reveals some startling statistics on food stamps in America. The one hour special is presented by FOX News' Bret Baier.

Pat Buchanan, Eleanor Clift, Mort Zuckerman and Tim Carney discuss President Obama's relationship with Putin, U.S.-Russian relations, Obama on the "Tonight Show" with Jay Leno and justifying the NSA surveillance program.

ERIC BOLLING: There has been a riff going back and forth between Sen. Rand Paul and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie. Where are you on that? Rand Paul is the true libertarian there. Chris Christie says maybe he's too libertarian for our good. Where do you fall on this? SARAH PALIN: Where am I? I'm on Team Rand. Rand Paul understands, he gets the w

MELISSA HARRIS-PERRY: I want to be careful on a bunch of things here. So one is we're now talking about race in an international context, now we're talking about another country. And one of the things to remember about race is that race is not a biological reality, it is socially constructed. And so even what race means in Italy, in Switzerland, in

Greg Gutfeld and Erick Erickson discuss why it is a waste of outrage for conservatives to target President Obama for his nine day vacation to Martha's Vineyard.

GOP: In the Weekly Republican Address, Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina takes the Obama administration to task for blocking and delaying new American energy production, which would create thousands of jobs and go a long way towards reducing dependency on foreign energy sources. By contract, Republicans support an "all-of-the-above" approach that in

MSNBC: Rachel Maddow reports on the plight of the generously patient congressman from American Samoa, Eni Faleomavaega, in trying to change the racist name of the Washington football team.

Charles Krauthammer, Julie Mason and Jason Riley discuss.

EZRA KLEIN: One of the fascinating things about the press conference to me was the certainty President Obama had that these were necessary programs, and you think back to the campaign and the sort of, the aggressive civil liberty rhetoric you heard back then. What happens to an administration? What changes, if anything has changed, when you come in

White House: In this week's address, President Obama says that the housing market is starting to heal -- and that it's time to build on that progress by creating a better bargain for responsible, middle class homeowners. PRESIDENT OBAMA: Hi, everybody. For the past few weeks, I’ve been visiting folks across America to talk about w