General Casey, Govs. Rendell & Barbour on "Meet the Press"
DAVID GREGORY: But first, 13 dead and more than 30 injured after Army psychiatrist Major Nadal Malik Hasan opens fire at Fort Hood Army post. The New York Times reports this morning that investigators have tentatively concluded that the shooting rampage was not part of a terrorist plot. Here this morning to talk about how this tragedy is affecting our troops, we're joined by the highest-ranking officer in the U.S. Army, the Chief of Staff General George Casey. General, welcome to MEET THE PRESS. GEN. GEORGE CASEY: Thank you, David. GREGORY: I want to express my condolences for our...

Senators Reed & Graham and Rep. Skelton on "Face the Nation"
SCHIEFFER: And good morning again. Chairman Skeleton is here in the studio with us this morning. Our two guests from the Senate, Lindsey Graham and Jack Reed , are in their home states of South Carolina and Rhode Island. Let me start with the senators first because I want to get your take, Senator Reed and Senator Graham, on the health care bill that the House passed last night. Do you think, at this point, Senator Reed, that there are the votes in the Senate to pass the bill that the House passed? Because it does include the so-called public option, this government health care insurance...

Van Hollen, Pence; Lieberman; McDonnell on "Fox News Sunday"
WALLACE: I'm Chris Wallace and this is "Fox News Sunday." Health care reform reaches a critical point in the House. We'll get the latest from two key congressman, Democrat Chris Van Hollen and Republican Mike Pence . Then, could anything have been done to stop an Army major from going on a deadly shooting spree at Fort Hood? We'll sit down with Joe Lieberman, chairman of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security. Plus, Republicans win two important elections Tuesday. We'll ask Virginia's governor-elect, Bob McDonnell, about his strategy for a GOP...

General Casey; Kaine & Steele on "This Week"
STEPHANOPOULOS: At 11:15 last night, the gavel came down. With only two votes to spare, the House had passed reform of health care. President Obama summed it up in three words: "This is history." At least one Republican called it a wrecking ball to the economy. We'll take on that debate in just a moment with the party chairs and our powerhouse "Roundtable." But we begin with the latest on last Friday's mass killing at Fort Hood. Flags at the White House and all government buildings remain at half staff today. The Obamas will attend a memorial service at Fort Hood...

Bad Climate for Global Worriers
Intelligent people agree that, absent immediate radical action regarding global warming, the human race is sunk. That is a tautology because those who do not agree are, definitionally, unintelligent. Britain's intelligent prime minister, Gordon Brown, gives scary precision to the word "immediate." By his reckoning, humanity now has about 30 days to save itself. He says that unless a decisive agreement is reached at the 192-nation summit on climate change that opens Dec. 7 in Copenhagen, all is lost. So, all is lost. The chances of a comprehensive and binding treaty are...