Doug Schoen, John LeBoutillier, Pat Caddell, with Gregg Jarrett. The insiders discuss President Obama's deal with the Russians, the RCP poll average of Obama's approval rating, Syria, John Boehner's ineptness, and Republicans threatening to shut down the government. DOUG SCHOEN: In the short term, I think the settlement with the Russ

GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: Senator Corker, Foreign Relations Committee, said– you’re not comfortable as Commander-In-Chief, it’s like watching a person who’s caged. The president of the Council on Foreign Relations, Richard Haas, “Words like ad-hoc, improvised, unsteady come to mind. This is probably the most undisciplined stretch of foreig

JOHN ROBERTS, FOX NEWS: Let me bring in the congressman from Georgia because he's being very patient here. The Treasury Department, through the president, I guess, affirmed, Congressman Price, on Friday that the unions would not be getting any subsidies for their multiemployer- based health care plans. Are you concerned that the White House, becaus

GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: But do you trust he has the same goal? Do you really trust that? PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: I don’t think that Mr. Putin has the same values that we do. And I think– obviously, by– protecting Mr. Assad– he has a different attitude about– the Assad regime. But what I’ve also said to him directly– is that we bot

President Obama speaks with George Stephanopoulos on the crisis in Syria, the economy and budget battles in Washington. Full official interview.

Howard Kurtz talks to Dana Milbank and Jim Pinkerton about Putin's op-ed in the New York Times.

Rep. Justin Amash, Rep. Donna Edwards, Cokie Roberts, Matthew Dowd, and Paul Gigot.

BOB SCHIEFFER: Senator Corker, we have been trying to arm the rebels, the opponents of Assad, or at least that's what we have said. We have seen very little evidence that any of that aid has gotten to Syria at this point. What will be the impact of this -- these developments over the weekend on those efforts? And do we now have to do more than we w

Brit Hume, Jane Harman, Bill Kristol and Charles Lane discuss the winners and losers in the Syria deal.

A Meet the Press roundtable examines how the pending agreement on Syria will affect the American position on the world stage and how the president's positioning on Syria and various communication strategies impacted his public image.