Rob Riggle offers some help to Obama with digging himself out of that number one position.

When the Today Show knocks on his door, Dick Cheney opens up his home and his bathrobe.

Wolf Blitzer introduces the kind of hard-hitting journalism you expect from the cable news.

Jon asks the senator to denounce his controversial mentor and suggests a potential vice president.

The presidential candidate quotes from Chairman Mao for solace on the campaign trail.