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Top Talkers: Mitt Romney makes his first comments after losing the 2012 presidential elections, and says it "kills" him to not be in the White House during the sequestration negotiations. Romney also discusses his now infamous "47 percent" comments. The Morning Joe panel discusses. (Morning Joe)

Reid Weingarten, attorney for Jesse Jackson Jr., speaks Wednesday after Jackson appeared in federal court to face charges that he spent $750,000 in campaign funds on personal items. (NBC News)

Actor Jai Courtney talks about taking on the demanding role of Jack McClane, John McClane's (Bruce Willis') son for "A Good Day to Die Hard." Opens Feb. 14. (TODAY)

Virginia Senator-elect Tim Kaine weighs in on what made the difference for him and the president in his state, how Obama plans to work with the GOP and why it may be a more cooperative relationship in this second term. (TODAY)

The New Jersey rocker, along with Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen and more will perform in a benefit concert hosted by the networks of NBC Universal to raise money for the victims of hurricane Sandy. He talks to the TODAY anchors about the devastation in his home state. (TODAY)

NBA star Rajon Rondo is one of the Boston Celtics' top players, having helped his team win the championship a few years ago. But he decided to get some experience doing something else he's passionate about, fashion, by interning at GQ magazine during the off season. NBC's Craig Melvin reports. (TODAY)

Have you ever wondered what Olympic athletes do after the competition and medals? TODAY special correspondent Ryan Seacrest heads out into London to investigate, going to Ryan Lochte's birthday bash and getting the scoop on how Missy Franklin plans to commemorate her medals. (TODAY)

Have you ever wondered what Olympic athletes do after the competition and medals? TODAY special correspondent Ryan Seacrest heads out into London to investigate, going to Ryan Lochte's birthday bash and getting the scoop on how Missy Franklin plans to commemorate her medals. (TODAY)

PFT Live: Miami Dolphins head coach Joe Philbin discusses his team's decision to be on the HBO series 'Hard Knocks'. (NBC Sports)

Sports Talk's Amani Toomer explains the logic behind the Dolphins appearing on "Hard Knocks." (NBC Sports)