Former Rep. John LeBoutillier (R-NY), Pat Caddell and Doug Schoen discuss President Obama's latest poll numbers, how Americans see the economy, the IRS scandal, Benghazi, Chris Christie and more. (via Johnny Dollar)

JOHN ROBERTS, HOST: Let me switch gears and talk to you about ObamaCare because that is going to be a big topic of discussion when Congress comes back in a couple of weeks, you support the defunding of ObamaCare. But you have recently acknowledged that you don't believe that it's going to happen, it won't get through the Senate. Your only lever the

JOHN ROBERTS: Congressman King, you are a staunch defender of the NSA and its programs. You call the people who work there, quote, "patriots," but would also appear very clear that mistakes are being made and, in many cases, they are not, as they should be, reporting those mistakes. REP. PETER KING (R-NY): Well, John, I totally disagree with tha

BILL KRISTOL: I was for taking the gamble of putting her on the ticket, I don’t think it hurt the ticket in 2008. I think the best two weeks for the McCain campaign against Obama in 2008 were the two weeks after he picked Sarah Palin. And then she had a little bit of a rough patch -- she was mishandled, I think, by the McCain people. I think

NAACP President Ben Jealous, New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Trayvon Martin's mother Sybrina Fulton, and an assortment of others discuss the constitutionality of the stop and frisk policy.

ROBERT GIBBS: If the campaign becomes an extension really of either her husband's term, or the current president's term, it's not necessarily a good deal for her. I completely agree with Chuck, I as a strategist am fairly floored that she has decided to enter the public fray so quickly. She could do the foundation work, she could do issue work, she

"With the recent violent crackdown I do not see how we can continue aid," Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) said on NBC's Meet the Press today. "I believe it must be suspended because unfortunately I think that the military's gotten the impression - particularly with the president not asking for aid to be suspended when he spoke this week - that whatever th

Rep. Keith Ellison, Bill Kristol, David Plouffe and Carly Fiorina.

Robert Gibbs, Rich Lowry, Donna Edwards, Chuck Todd discuss.

Nina Easton, Dennis Kucinich, Kimberley Strassel, and Evan Bayh discuss the state of the Republican Party.

Amy Walter, Kevin Madden and Bobby Ghosh examine all the news at home and overseas.