A roundtable of experts on Meet the Press discusses the populism structures in President Obama's agenda of priorities for his second term. (Meet the Press)
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Former National Hispanic Co-Chair for John McCain's 2008 presidential campaign, Ana Navarro; the New York Times' David Brooks; Former White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs; and Chairman of the Faith and Freedom coalition Ralph Reed debate what Capitol Hill needs to do to address illegal immigration. (Meet the Press)
With help from her husband, Mark Kelly, Gabrielle Giffords, the former congresswoman who was shot and left handicapped after a gunman opened fire at an event in Tucson, Ariz. speaks at a Senate hearing on gun control. (NBC News)
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has unanimously approved Senator John Kerry to succeed Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. NBC's Danielle Leigh reports. (NBC News)
Vice President Joe Biden meets with law enforcement officials to develop new strategies to tighten gun laws. Meanwhile, President Obama is working to reinstate a ban on military-style assault weapons. NBC's Kristen Welker reports. (TODAY)
As funerals are held for four more Sandy Hook Elementary victims, President Obama will announce that Vice President Biden will spearhead a panel to formulate gun policies in the aftermath of the Newtown tragedy. NBC's Craig Melvin reports. (TODAY)
The co-owner of the NECC pharmacy tied to the deadly meningitis outbreak has refused to answer questions, leaving federal and state regulators to explain why they allowed a business with a checkered history to keep making drugs. NBC's Lisa Meyers reports. (TODAY)
A Republican-controlled House committee decides to cite Attorney General Eric Holder in connection with the operation code-named "Fast and Furious." NBC's Kelly O'Donnell reports. (TODAY)
An expert panel of doctors recommends that every child in America should be tested for high cholesterol between the ages of nine and 11. NBC's Savannah Guthrie reports. (Nightly News)
NBC's chief medical correspondent Dr. Nancy Snyderman discusses how an advisory committee to the Centers for Disease Control recommends that boys between ages of 11 and 12 should get the human papilloma virus vaccine (TODAY)