Mort Zuckerman, Eleanor Clift, Susan Ferrechio and Guy Taylor discuss.

On Friday, a man attending a town hall hosted by Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) in Prescott confronted the senator and told him he should be arrested and charged with treason for supporting al Qaeda in Syria. "We the people want you to be representative of the people and for this great nation, but for far too long now on the rest of Congress, includ

ED SCHULTZ: The president is making the case to Congress and the American people for a strike, but no one, including me, is buying it. And I don't think the American people are buying it. The most recent poll shows 59% of aware Americans are opposed to a strike while only 36% are in favor of a strike. Is that a number that the president can overcom

DAVID BROOKS: Well, first, internationally, it looks a little more unilateral, so it looks a little more Bush-like, to be honest. Before, Russia seemed isolated. Now we're looking not isolated, but with a smaller coalition, as Mark said. In Congress, I think it's bad. I think the decision to go to Congress was a very unfortunate decision, becaus

White House: In his weekly address, President Obama makes the case for limited and targeted military action to hold the Assad regime accountable for its violation of international norms prohibiting the use of chemical weapons. Almost three weeks ago in Syria, more than 1,000 innocent people – including hundreds of children – were

Charles Krauthammer talks with radio host Hugh Hewitt about Syria and his recent column about President Obama's "unserious" approach to the crisis. CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: I would argue that if we do a pinprick, it’s even worse. If Assad walks out of the smoke and the ashes three days later, vindicated, laughing at the United States,

Charles Krauthammer, Nina Easton and Howard Kurtz discuss.

Sean Hannity hosts seven conservative and seven liberal recent college grads who debate policies such as Obamacare and immigration reform and argue over issues such as government spending, taxation and foreign policy.

GOP: Sen. John Barrasso of Wyoming says that many families are going to have "sticker shock" when they see what they'll have to pay for health insurance under government insurance exchanges that go into effect in less than a month as part of Obamacare. In the Weekly Republican Address, Sen. Barrasso, a practicing physician for 25 years before comin