CBS NEWS: Every now and then there are milestones and transitions worth noting and one of them is about to take place: the departure of Jay Leno from “The Tonight Show.” According to a recent poll, Leno is one of the five most popular people on television, and soon he will no longer be on it. It’s a part of a demographic shift that is begi

DAVID GREGORY: Final political question for you. Whoever the Republican nominee is, there's a good chance, as we look at it now, that one candidate on the Democratic side who'll have a lot of momentum, whether she gets the nomination or not we don't know, is Hillary Clinton. And an interesting profile in Vogue magazine, including this analysis.

CHRIS WALLACE: You talk about income inequality. Some experts say the real reason that you got such income inequality is because of the weak Obama economic recovery. Let's take a look at some of the numbers there. Since the president took office, median household income has dropped from $55,900 to $52,100. Poverty has increased by 6.7 million to

GEORGE WILL: Is she going to run? Fish have got to swim. Birds have got to fly, and Clintons have to run for office. It's what they do. It's a metabolic urge. That's all they've done their entire life is borrow money from rich people to seek public office. And I think that will continue and "The New York Times" article is a guide to this. The probl

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JON KARL, ABC: His signature achievement health care reform, that's shaping up to be the biggest headache for Democrats in 2014. Our poll shows 59 percent disapprove of how Obamacare has been implemented. And conservative groups are blasting Democratic candidates over Obamacare. ANNOUNCER: Obamacare doesn't work. KARL: Will it have been worth

BOB SCHIEFFER: Well, of course what he would say is that he is creating more jobs, that unemployment is going down and on and on. But we'll leave that for the Democrats to talk about. Lemme ask you this. You became a celebrity when you led the drive to shut down the government over Obamacare. But afterwards, your fellow Republicans said you'd l

DAVID GREGORY: Let me ask you more about some of the debates within the Republican Party. Former candidate Mike Huckabee, former governor of Arkansas, got in some hot water this week with comments he made, I'll play a portion of it, as he talked about a war for women. Here's what he said. MIKE HUCKABEE: The Democrats want to insult the wome

Chris Wallace hosts Brit Hume, Julie Pace, George Will, and Evan Bayh.

Chuck Todd, Carolyn Ryan, Michael Powell, Loretta Sanchez and Mike Murphy join David Gregory.

Bill Kristol, Peggy Noonan, Bob Woodward, and Bill Daley discuss the president’s upcoming State of the Union address, Obamacare, the debt ceiling, and more.

Cokie Roberts, Van Jones, Rick Santorum, Greta Van Susteren, and Matt Bai discuss the McDonnell scandal and Chris Christie's future.

SCHIEFFER: And joining us now for some reaction to the Republican side of things, at least Tea Party side of things, New York Democrat Chuck Schumer. I'll just give you the chance to respond, what did you think of what Senator Cruz had to say? SCHUMER: Well, a lot of it sort of Alice in Wonderland. He says the president's policies haven't worked