DON LEMON, CNN ANCHOR: It's good to be back on the air. I was away last weekend so I could not talk about this. So everyone sit down and let's talk. Because for a long time and especially around the Trayvon Martin case, everyone fro

GEORGE WILL: "Well furthermore, the well has been poisoned irremediably by the fact that the president insisting on his unilateral anti-constitutional power to rewrite laws and to simply not enforce portions of laws he doesn't like. No one on the Republican side believes that anything in the immigration bill will be binding on an unleashed presiden

STEPHANOPOULOS: Those aren't the only things that seemed to get the president really riled up on Friday. George Will says it's an ideological fixation. How does it play out? Do you believe that faction inside the Republican Party is going to succeed in pushing their leaders to hold the line? GOHMERT: Boy, that's a false narrative. He said that w

GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: No question about that, but there does not appear to be all that much competition, yet understandably, with Hillary Clinton out there kind of freezing the field. DONNA BRAZILE: I don't think so. Martin O'Malley has made some noise recently that he's interested. Of course we have Joe Biden, Kristen Gillibrand, the senator f

DAVID BROOKS: Yeah, I think the audience has changed online. I think there's been a return to authority. You know, I used to read blogs, and you'd kind of be reading something interesting, and then the blogger would write, "Well, I've got to quit now. I'm going off to junior high." I realized I'd been reading a 12 year old. But I think there has

Former Rep. John LeBoutillier (R-NY), Pat Caddell and Doug Schoen discuss President Obama's latest poll numbers, Obama's news conference with reporters on Friday, Benghazi, Edward Snowden and the growing tension between the U.S. and Russia, NSA spying and 2016 contenders (via Johnny Dollar

BILL RICHARDSON: Well, I think we should focus on the good things that have happened with Obamacare. Healthcare prices have gone down; those insured with preexisting conditions, that's been resolved. The issue of seniors getting lower prescription drug costs, that's good. But, you know, a lot of it, David, is up to governors. It's up to the stat

House Assistant Democratic Leader James Clyburn (R-SC) says Democrats will run on ObamaCare in 2014 and that it was written that way. "The fact of the matter is, we will be running on Obamacare in 2014. In fact, we set it up to run on it in 2014," Rep. Clyburn said on Sunday's broadcast of CNN's State of the Union. "All that we're talking

JONATHAN KARL: Ted Cruz. Born in Canada. DONALD TRUMP: Yeah. KARL: Is he eligible to be president of the United States? TRUMP: Well, if he was born in Canada, perhaps not. I'm not sure where he was born -- KARL: He was definitely born in Canada. TRUMP: Okay, well then you'll have to ask him that question, but perhaps not. KARL

JONATHAN KARL, ABC NEWS: You said a lot of things over the years that people say make you not serious. One of the big things is on the birth certificates. DONALD TRUMP: Why does that make me not serious? I think that resonated with a lot of people. KARL: But you don't question he was born in the United States, do you? TRUMP: I have no ide

Panel 1: Len Downie, John Harris and Bill Keller discuss the sale of The Washington Post and what it means for the future of newspapers. Panel 2: Rajiv Chandrasekaran, Eric Schmitt, and Margaret Brennan discuss the embassy terror threat and other foreign policy news.

Bill Kristol (The Weekly Standard), Joe Lieberman (Former U.S. Senator, I-CT), Carly Fiorina (Author, Business Leader), and Julie Pace (Associated Press) discuss the Republican push to defund Obamacare and the 2016 presidential race.

David Ignatius of the Washington Post; Republican strategist Ana Navarro; David Brooks of the New York Times, and Former Governor of New Mexico and UN ambassador, Bill Richardson.

Panel 1: George Will, Donna Brazile, Rep. Joaquin Castro, and Rep. Louie Gohmert. Panel 2: George Will, Arianna Huffington, David Remnick, and Cory Johnson.