Is Leon Panetta's criticism of President Obama fair?
Leon Panetta has served as Defense Secretary, CIA Director and White House Chief of Staff. In his new book "Worthy Fights," he criticizes President Obama on several fronts including the decision to pull all U.S. combat troops from Iraq. That issue triggered a heated debate between two former White House Press Secretaries, Jay Carney and Ari Fleischer.
What do you think? Watch Gloria Borger's interview with Leon Panetta.
Monica Lewinsky is no longer "tiptoeing around her past"
After keeping a low profile for more than a decade, Monica Lewinsky is shedding new light on the 90's biggest sex scandal. For the first time, she wrote about her affair with President Clinton. It's for an upcoming issue of Vanity Fair magazine. She writes, "I am determined to have a different ending to my story… and give purpose to my past." Randi Kaye reports.
Anderson discussed Monica Lewinsky's decision to break her silence with Chief National Correspondent John King, Chief Political Analyst Gloria Borger and Senior Legal Analyst Jeffrey Toobin.
Gov. Chris Christie faces tough questions on the bridge scandal
True Politics: Is Gov. Christie directly linked to the Hoboken scandal?
Anderson discussed the allegations and Mayor Zimmer's evidence with Dana Bash and Chief Political Analyst Gloria Borger.
Did Chris Christie misuse Sandy relief money?
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is under federal investigation for how Superstorm Sandy relief money was spent. The new probecomes as his administration is also under a microscope for the George Washington Bridge scandal. Anderson discusses all of this with Chief Political Analyst Gloria Borger.
What did Chris Christie accomplish with today's press conference?
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie responded to the traffic jam crisis with a two-hour press conference today. But a federal investigation is in its beginning stages, a class-action lawsuit was just filed, and hundreds of documents are about to be released. Anderson discussed all of today's developments with Chief National Correspondent John King, Shawn Boburg, who broke the story for the Bergen Record, and Chief Political Analyst Gloria Borger.
Keeping Them Honest: Chris Christie’s bridge crisis
There are new allegations that New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's office ordered lane closings that snarled traffic at the George Washington Bridge. It was reportedly political payback after the mayor of the city affected by the traffic jam refused to endorse Christie. Many see Governor Christie as the Republicans’ best hope to win the White House in 2016. Anderson takes a closer look at the crisis rocking the Christie camp, along with Christie's reputation as a bipartisan uniter.
Anderson discussed all of this with Senior Political Analyst David Gergen, Chief National Correspondent John King and Chief Political Analyst Gloria Borger.
White House releases low enrollment numbers on Obamacare. Now what?
In its first month, just 106,185 people signed up for health coverage under the Affordable Care Act. Fewer than 27,000 did it, using the government's troubled web site. These are not the numbers the Obama Administration hoped to release today. Chief Congressional Correspondent Dana Bash has the latest on what this means for the White House, and the millions of Americans who need to purchase coverage under the law.
Wolf discussed all of this with Newsweek and Daily Beast Special Correspondent Peter Beinart, Democratic strategist Paul Begala and political analyst Gloria Borger.
President Obama's healthcare apology
Weeks after the Affordable Care Act website went live and melted down, President Obama is apologizing. He's apologizing for those technical problems, along with failing to live up to the promises he made. At nearly every stop in the 2012 campaign, he repeated "you can keep your doctor" and "you can keep your plan." Now we know several million people are seeing their existing policies cancelled. Chief Political Correspondent Candy Crowley, Chief National Correspondent John King, and Chief Political Analyst Gloria Borger all weigh in.
"That wasn't an acceptance speech, that was an announcement speech"
That's political commentator Alex Castellanos' first reaction to hearing Chris Christie's victory speech. He won a second term as New Jersey's governor. The AC360 Later panel debates what his speech says about Christie's presidential ambitions.
