Politics

Women in the White House are not pleased with President Obama's recent cabinet decisions, according to comments by Andrea Mitchell, NBC News Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent, on Sunday's Meet the Press.

Melissa Harris-Perry and her guests on Sunday discussed whether the best answer to gun violence is ending the "War on Drugs."

Nobel prize-winning economist Paul Krugman on Sunday explained to Wall Street Journal columnist Peggy Noonan that she was wrong to slam President Barack Obama for not compromising with Republicans on the debt ceiling because you don't negotiate with "hostage takers" who are trying to "blow up the world economy."

Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) on Sunday said that gun control laws were not the answer to mass shootings because hatchets, guns, cars and video games all had a role in violent deaths in the United States.

National Rifle Association (NRA) President David Keene admits that that the gun industry funds his organization with generous donations but would like to see even more cash pumped into pro-gun lobbying as opponents try to move forward with efforts to stop mass shootings.

Gun Owners of America Director Larry Pratt on Sunday called for lawmakers to end gun-free zones at schools instead of "wasting out time" with the "false security" of universal background checks.

What drew an estimated 10,000 people to a Northern California gun show? Simple. According to one attendee, they're scared.

Saturday morning on MSNBC's "Melissa Harris-Perry," Harris-Perry discussed possible strategies for President Barack Obama to deal with an obdurate Republican Congress and carry on the business of governing while being obstructed at every turn.

Infowars.com and Prison Planet pundit Alex Jones, host of the Internet-only radio show, "The Alex Jones Show," went on another unhinged rant while appearing Friday on "HuffPost Live." He shouted, "You're in danger! You're in danger!" at host Alicia Menendez while ranting about fluoride in the nation's drinking water and, of course, Hitler.

On Hardball with Chris Matthews on Friday, the host criticized the "slippery slope crowd," or people who believe that gun control or limits to the Second Amendment are "the first unfaltering step towards mass confiscation" of all guns

Paul Krugman, the New York Times columnist, economics professor at Princeton University and Nobel prize winner talked to Bill Moyers on Jan. 11 about what he believes is the best path forward to a strong economic recovery.

The president of the National Rifle Association dismissed the idea that his group has much influence on lawmakers in an interview with NBC host Matt Lauer on Friday.

Republican Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant says that there is one abortion clinic in the state and "of course" his goal is to "shut it down."