Moderator Fred Barnes, Executive Editor of the Weekly Standard, Barbara Slavin, Washington Correspondent for Al-Monitor.com, and Tom DeFrank, Contributing Editor to National Journal discuss the latest efforts around finding a solution to the Syrian conflict, and a rising tide of criticism of President Obama’s leadership amid the Benghazi, an IRS and AP records controversies

Moderator Fred Barnes, Executive Editor of The Weekly Standard, Hilary Krieger, an editor with the Washington Post’s Opinions Section, and Abderrahim Foukara, Washington Bureau Chief of Al Jazeera Satellite Channel discuss the latest efforts by the top US and Russian diplomats to forge a solution to the Syrian conflict while deaths continue to mount there, and the continued controversy over the September 11, 2012 Benghazi attack on the US Consulate in Libya after the Congressional hearing that reflected the weighty political stakes of both parties.

Moderator David Rennie, Lexington Columnist for The Economist, Olivier Knox, White House Correspondent for Yahoo! News, and Tim Mak, Defense Reporter for POLITICO discuss the prospect of US military aid for rebels in Syria, the new criminal charges in the Boston Marathon bombing against three classmates of Dzokhar Tsarnaev, and the first 100 days of President Obama’s second term.

Moderator Fred Barnes, Executive Editor of the Weekly Standard, Barbara Slavin, Washington Correspondent for Al-Monitor.com, and Tom DeFrank, Contributing Editor to National Journal discuss Syria and the growing suspicions that Assad’s regime has used the chemical weapons, the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombings, and the dedication of the George W. Bush Center in Dallas, Texas.

Moderator Tom DeFrank, Contributing Editor to National Journal, Tim Mak, Defense Reporter for POLITICO, and Jim O’Sullivan of The Boston Globe discuss the Boston Marathon bombings, the massive manhunt for the second suspect that followed, and the defeat of expanded gun background checks legislation in the US Senate.

Moderator Tom DeFrank, Contributing Editor to National Journal, David Rennie, Lexington Columnist for The Economist, and Ron Kampeas, Washington Bureau Chief of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency discuss the nuclear crisis on the Korean Peninsula, G-8 Summit in London where North Korea and Syria topped the agenda, the gun control debate in the US, and former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher’s legacy.

Moderator Fred Barnes, Executive Editor of the Weekly Standard, Barbara Slavin, Washington Correspondent for Al-Monitor.com, and David Rennie, Lexington Columnist for The Economist discuss the growing tensions on the Korean Peninsula, another round of talks on Iran in Kazakhstan, US Secretary of State John Kerry’s diplomatic efforts in the Middle East, and the debate over gun control legislation in the US.