Rick Stengel, managing editor of Time magazine, and Debra Dickerson of Mother Jones discuss Sen. Barack Obama's speech on race in America with Russ Mitchell.

Katie Couric speaks to Jim Wallis, Debra Dickerson, and Jeff Greenfield about how Obama's race speech was received and what kind of impact it might have.

Sen. Barack Obama delivered a speech on racial divisions in the US Tuesday in a bid to address both controversy over remarks made by his former pastor and the role of race on the campaign trail. A panel of analysts—including Mother Jones' David Corn—reflects on Obama's speech, race, and politics.

Debra Dickerson of Mother Jones, Dr. James Peterson of Bucknell University, and Dr. Randall Balmer of Columbia University discuss the controversy over the sermons by Barack Obama's pastor.

Political candidates may shy away from factors of race and gender, but do they matter when the subject keeps coming up? Maggie Rodriguez talks to experts—including Mother Jones' Debra Dickerson—about the real effects of minority politics.

Mother Jones writer Debra Dickerson talks to Faith about identity politics and the role they may play in the upcoming Super Tuesday primaries.

David Corn is in the second segment of this To the Point show.

Debra Dickerson from motherjones.com feels that Bill Clinton is acting like a sphincter.

Jacques Leslie is in the Cars segment of this To the Point.

A panel of journalists joins Diane for review and analysis of the week's top news stories.

Clara Jeffery discusses how gender issues are likely to play out in the presidential election.

David Corn on the New Hampshire primaries on To the Point.

David Corn of Mother Jones discusses Huckabee's past writings and why the former Baptist minister's sermons are being kept secret.

Clara Jeffery leaves Steve Scully speechless when she refers to marijuana as a gateway drug to Doritos.