CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: It is not going to happen. It is absolutely not going to happen. Obama is invested in this, it's his signature achievement. For Democrats, it's an historic achievement. It's their road to national health care. It passed the House. It passed the Senate. Signed by the president and Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality. They

HUGH HEWITT: What I’m getting at, though, is there are these categories, but in all cases, the media tries to put an AR-15 at the scene. JAKE TAPPER: Well… HEWITT: That happened again yesterday. It was sort of like outcome-based journalism. Where did that come from? TAPPER: I don’t know. I certainly never reported that. I don’t kno

JAKE TAPPER: Millions of Americans obviously play violent video games without any effect. Was there any strain of violence that you ever saw with him relating to the video games or just in day-to-day life? MICHAEL RITROVATO: No, just that it surprised me that a long time ago, probably a year or so ago, when I was invited to his house to watch a

Karl Rove and Juan Williams debate gun control and blaming the sequester for the Navy Yard massacre.

PRESIDENT OBAMA: Here's the problem that I have, Jose, and I've said this consistently, my job in the executive branch is supposed to be to carry out the laws that are passed. Congress has said 'here is the law' when it comes to those who are undocumented, and they've allocated a whole bunch of money for enforcement. And, what I have been able to d

PRESIDENT OBAMA: The overwhelming majority of the American people understand that there is some commonsense gun-safety laws that we can put in place that could prevent some of this tragedy from happening. It's not going to prevent all violence, it's not going to prevent all gun violence. Initial reports indicate that this is an individual who ma

In an exclusive interview with Telemundo, President Barack Obama explains why he thinks immigration reform is still in Congress and what are the obstacles that are keeping it from reaching his desk for signature.

CHRIS CUOMO: What’s your best explanation at this point? Is this about some private contractor not doing their job well, is this about policy, is this about money, what do you think? Because this is not one of these random events where could his mental health have been better, could we have kept him out of the general population? This is about a

Joe Scarborough wonders what "certain people" at MSNBC and the New York Times might have said if George W. Bush had delivered a deeply political speech like the one Barack Obama delivered yesterday. J

As new health care initiatives start, sweeping health care scams roll in.

Mika Brzezinski called the speech "visually distracting" because the president was surrounded by people who were smiling, Willie Geist says the timing of the speech was "inappropriate."

Former White House Chief of Staff Bill Daley dropped his Democratic primary challenge to Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn on Monday night, clearing the field for an incumbent long seen as "vulnerable," writes Politico's James Hohmann. Mike Allen joins Morning Joe to discuss.

McAuliffe Campaign: "Ken Cuccinelli has repeatedly stated he opposes abortion even in cases of rape, incest, and the health of the mother. As a State Senator, Cuccinelli introduced "personhood" legislation that would effectively outlaw abortions in Virginia and medical experts say could ban many common forms of birth control like the pill. Cucci

Lawrence O'Donnell speaks to Washington Hospital Center's Chief Medical Officer,  Dr. Janis Orlowski, about why the Navy Yard shooting was a "senseless trauma" and why she wishes her trauma were "put out of business."

O'REILLY: I want the best problem solvers to be elected and I don't care what party they are in. But this country is becoming far too dependent on government and the intrusion from Washington and from state capitols is sapping initiative and actually punishing people who achieve things.

A.B. Stoddard, Steve Hayes, and Charles Krauthammer discuss.

The Huffington Post's Howard Fineman and The Washington Post's Eugene Robinson join Chris Matthews with their reactions to the shooting at the Navy Yard in Washington, D.C.