Tomorrow With Alex Beinstein

Schieffer speaks about Obama's relationship with the media, Bush's inability to connect with Americans, and the media's coverage of Israel.

David Yepsen, the expert on all things Iowa, weighs in on who he sees running in Iowa, and the different strategies they'll employ.

The esteemed economist from Carnegie Mellon University explains what's happening in these very confusing times.

Listen to what this prominent neoconservative has to say on the most critical foreign policy issues.

The Executive Director of the Democratic Governor's Association discusses very important, but often overshadowed, governor races. He also discusses his father Tom Daschle's relationship with Obama.

The esteemed Jeffrey Frankel shares his thoughts on the currency situation, the budget deficit, tax rates, and trade.

A Dick Cheney biographer and prominent conservative, Hayes talks in detail about several 2008 election issues and what Cheney has been up to.

Robert Schlesinger, author of the new book White House Ghosts, talks about the relationship between Presidents and their speechwriters, dating back to FDR and up to Preisdent Bush. He also weighs in on Obama's recent speech on race and Romney's speech on religion.

The go to guy in Iowa, who is now at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, talks about Iowa in hindsight and weighs in on the 2008 election.

Still technically a candidate, Ron Paul's communication director Jesse Benton talks about what Paul has been up to, his book, what he's doing with all of that extra cash, his thoughts on the 08 election, and the potential libertarian candidacy of Bob Barr.

This distinguished surrogate who was a member of Reagan's cabinet, member of the 9-11 commission, and partner in a private equity firm, talks about where McCain stands on the economy and foreign policy.

Nathan Daschle speaks about both the '08 election and specific governors and state's issues.

Co-author of the new book "Real Change," and Newt Gingrich's spokesman Rick Tyler tells us what he thinks are the best policy ideas for the Republican party.

James Kotecki of politico.com discusses YouTube's role in the primaries and what he expects its role to be in the general election. Kotecki, deemed a YouTube expert by The Economist, knows what he's talking about.

A distinguished political economy professor at Carnegie Mellon University and a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute critiques the current Federal Reserve Policy and suggests how to better change their policy.

Media expert and Harvard professor Marvin Kalb tells us what he thinks of the media coverage of the '08 election and what kinds of questions journalists should be asking these politicians. I apologize for a few technical difficulties and for the fact that the last few minutes were cut off.

One of the best political analysts tells us why he thinks Obama is beating Clinton and previews the likely possibility of an Obama vs McCain general election.

The former UN Ambassador gives his take on Kenya, Afghanistan, Iraq, and the '08 election.

Press aide Phil Singer gives us the post February 5th spin from the Clinton campaign.

He talks about Iraq, Israel, Russia, and the implications of debt.