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Sens. Nelson and Coburn, Reps. Wasserman Schultz and Blackburn.

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Rep. Blackburn put her command of the 2000 page bill on full display Blackburn - Lancashire - Health - England - Ewood Park

Republicans say breast cancer guidelines would lead to rationing Cancer - Health - Breast - Conditions and Diseases - Breast cancer

Sen. Coburn says he did not offer to a broker a deal for Sen. Ensign United States - Coburn - Business - Health care - Republican

Robert Riech: "Palin Populism" against "Romney Respectability" United States - Government - Alaska - Executive Branch - Sarah Palin

Demcorats Soft on Public Option Ben Nelson - Health care - Abortion - Health - Barack Obama

Secretary Clinton on AG Holder's decision to try Sheikh Mohammed. United States - Hillary Rodham Clinton - Politics - Presidents - Hillary Clinton

Clinton on Palin's invitation to sit down over a cup of coffee. United States - Alaska - Government - Executive Branch - Sarah Palin

George Stephanopoulos, Jake Tapper and John Karl on the off-season elections.

An exclusive interview with WH Senior Adviser Valerie Jarrett.

George Stephanopoulos on troop deployment and the week's political stories.

The Roundtable of This Week discusses the White House's war with Fox News Channel. Referring to comments made by White House Communications Director Anita Dunn, George Will says that Fox News might be opinion journalism, but that also describes The New York Times, and certainly MSNBC. Will also tells George Stephanopoulos that there is a bullying aspect in the Obama administration's tactics toward the cable network. Laura Ingraham pointed out that when an esteemed journalist in Charles Gibson had no clue about the ACORN scandal, there was a collective gasp across the United States. Every administration tries to manipulate the news media, comments Cynthia Tucker, before giving an example from the Bush administration propping other journalists. Says Bloomberg's Al Hunt: I must say I'm amused that Karl Rove is shocked that they would go after the press.

A "This Week" exclusive interview with Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.

Gregory Smith speaks out about his change of heart, and turn to prayer.

Send PROOF of bias to Fox News by sending this video to oreilly@foxnews.com When the Director of White House Communications, Anita Dunn, called out Fox News on its ideological bias earlier this month in an interview aired on Howard Kurtz's CNN program Reliable Sources, the reaction from Fox News ranged from evasion to denial, including the request for evidence of Fox News bias from Bill O'Reilly that I show in this video to which I hope my viewers will help respond. The more than 90 videos I've made showing evidence of Fox News bias to which I refer in this video are available on my Fox News bias playlist at http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=A3BD2524FE99BD4D I use an image of that playlist in this video as well as an image of part of a YouTube video webpage The 3 short clips I use in my video of Anita Dunn's appearance on the CNN program Reliable Sources come from the segment that aired October 11, 2009, currently available on the CNN website at http://www.cnn.com/video/?/video/politics/2009/10/11/intv.dunn.rs.cnn.cnn The clip I use in my video of David Axelrod appearing on ABC's This Week with George Stephanopoulos comes from the segment that aired on October 18, 2009, currently available on the ABC website at http://blogs.abcnews.com/george/2009/10/axelrod-fox-news-is-not-really-a-news-organization.html The clip I use in my video of the James Rosen report that tried to reframe the story about Fox News bias as being about White House attacks on the media in general comes from the segment that aired on the October 12, 2009, Fox News program Special Report that is currently available on the Fox News website at http://www.foxnews.com/video/index.html?playerId=videolandingpage Talking Points segment that aired on the October 12, 2009, Fox News program The O'Reilly Factor that is currently available on the Fox News website at http://www.foxnews.com/video/index.html?playerId=videolandingpage&streamingFormat=FLASH&referralObject=10613029

White House Senior Adviser David Axelrod responds to comments Anita Dunn made about Fox News. They're not really a news station, he tells George Stephanopoulos. It's really not news, it's pushing a point of view.

Axelrod says banks need to think through what they are doing.

With unemployment rising, former Fed chair discusses job creation and more.