Label
Jewel Samad / AFP/Getty Images
Year one of the Obama Presidency: Where has he succeeded and where has he failed? What are his next moves on the economy, health care and foreign policy? We'll get an inside look at what's happened and what's to come in our live Sunday morning interview with White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs.
Also Sunday: Exclusive! Bloomberg, Gingrich, Patrick, Mitchell
America in the Next Decade: Where we are we headed with regards to the economy, business, and innovation? How does America stay on top? What can we really expect from health care reform and the 2010 midterm elections? What parts of President Obama's agenda will succeed, and which parts will fail? Four of the country's key political thinkers share their insights: NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Fmr. House Speaker Newt Gingrich, Gov. Deval Patrick (D-MA), and NBC News' Andrea Mitchell.
advertisement | your ad here
Video
Blog feedRead along
David's favoritesDavid's favorites
advertisement | your ad here
Text transcripts
Watch previous shows
Top headlines
After the show, we offer Web viewers something extra. From a conversation with Sen. John McCain's mom on Mother's Day, to expanded roundtables on the top news of the day, to guests answers to viewer's questions — it's all fair game in "Take Two."
Web only video
Has Obama measured up for progressives?
Dec. 20: Take Two: Markos Moulitsas of the Daily Kos joins NBC’s David Gregory to discuss the president’s agenda and the state of health care reform.
A look back
Multimedia
Behind-the-scenes
60th anniversary party
Dec. 20: David Axelrod, Howard Dean, roundtable
[Enhanced video] Can President Barack Obama find the support he needs to ensure health care reform? Senior White House adviser David Axelrod joins David Gregory. Then, Howard Dean joins us exclusively to talk about the future direction of health care reform and more. Plus, a roundtable: Joe Scarborough, Markos Moulitsas, Ed Gillespie and Tavis Smiley.
Dec. 13: Dr. Christina Romer, economic roundtable
[Enhanced video] Is the United States in a jobless recovery? Dr. Christina Romer, who chairs the President's Council of Economic Advisers, joins us. Then, where are the jobs and what are the political and economic obstacles to a full and timely recovery? With us exclusively: Alan Greenspan, Democratic Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm, Mitt Romney, and Jim Cramer.
Dec. 6: Clinton, Gates, McCain, roundtable
[Enhanced video] President Obama addresses the nation with his plan to send more troops to Afghanistan. Will the surge be enough to win the war? Sec. of State Hillary Clinton and Sec. of Defense Robert Gates join us to discuss. Also, Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., gives us his reaction to the president’s plan. Plus, a roundtable with Bob Woodward and Tom Friedman.
Nov. 29: Rick Warren, Bill & Melinda Gates
[Enhanced video] This Thanksgiving Sunday we take a break from the rough and tumble world of politics to reflect on giving thanks and giving back. Best-selling author Pastor Rick Warren joins us for a discussion about faith and charity. Plus, Microsoft founder Bill Gates and his wife Melinda on the work they've been doing through their foundation.
Nov. 22: Senate roundtable, Brinker, Snyderman
[Enhanced video] Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, R-Texas and Sen. Joe Lieberman, I-Conn., discuss the state of health care legislation. Plus, Nancy Brinker, founder of Susan G. Komen for the Cure and NBC's Dr. Nancy Snyderman on the cancer debate: screenings, insurance, research, politics and funding.
Nov. 15: Hillary Clinton, Duncan, Gingrich, Sharpton
[Enhanced video] Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton joins us from Asia for an in-depth interview on all the foreign policy challenges facing the administration. Plus, Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, Fmr. House Speaker Newt Gingrich, R-Ga., and civil rights leader Rev. Al Sharpton discuss their plans to improve the quality of education in this country.
Nov. 8: Casey, Barbour, Rendell, roundtable, Brokaw
[Enhanced video] Army Chief of Staff Gen. George Casey joins us to discuss the tragedy at Fort Hood. Then, Republican Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour and Democratic Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell discuss the impact of election results. Insights and analysis from our political roundtable: David Brooks, E.J. Dionne, Rachel Maddow and Ed Gillespie. Plus, a special report from Tom Brokaw.
Nov. 1: Geithner, Plouffe, Krakauer, Miklaszewski, Mitchell
[Enhanced video] Will the economy be fully restored, and when will American workers see jobs return? We ask Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner. President Obama's 2008 presidential campaign manager, David Plouffe, joins us for his first interview since writing his new book. Plus a political roundtable: Jon Krakauer, Jim Miklaszewski and Andrea Mitchell.
Oct 25: Cornyn, Schumer, Burnett, Sorkin, roundtable
[Enhanced video] Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, and Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., weigh in on the numerous issues facing the Obama administration. Also: Erin Burnett and Andrew Ross Sorkin on the possible repercussions of cutting executive pay on Wall Street. Plus, a political roundtable: Jane Mayer, Joe Scarborough, Dan Senor and Tavis Smiley.
Top headlines
Senate passes historic health care legislation
Senate Democrats passed landmark health care legislation early Christmas Eve in a move that could define President Barack Obama's legacy and usher in near-universal medical coverage for the first time in U.S. history.
Multimedia
Mannul Balce Ceneta / AP
Top headlinesTop headlines
Senate passes historic health care legislation
Senate Democrats passed landmark health care legislation early Christmas Eve in a move that could define President Barack Obama's legacy and usher in near-universal medical coverage for the first time in U.S. history.
MultimediaMultimedia
Bruno Domingos / Reuters
Alessia Pierdomenico / Reuters
More newsTop headlines
Senate OKs landmark health care bill
Senate Democrats passed landmark health care legislation early Christmas Eve in a move that could define President Barack Obama's legacy and usher in near-universal medical coverage for the first time in U.S. history.
Multimedia
