Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski of Morning Joe caught up with President Obama in New Hampshire last weekend.

The President talks Benghazi, bipartisanship and deficit. Check out the interview below!

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Following the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold President Obama’s signature health care law today, Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) sat down with MSNBC host Ed Schultz to discuss the decision.

When asked about Mitt Romney’s response to the Supreme Court’s decision, Pelosi told Schultz when listening to him, “I was confused because it was as if he was for it before he was against it and now he’s both. He supports the decision of the court, to overturn the entire bill and yet he said but if they do that, you still cannot be discriminated against on the basis of pre-existing medical conditions. How does that happen? Is he going to pay for it? Maybe he’s volunteering. The fact is, you cannot have it both ways.”

Catch a sneak peek of the interview below and be sure to tune in for the full interview with Nancy Pelosi tonight on ‘The Ed Show’ at 8PM ET on MSNBC. For more please visit, http://www.ed.msnbc.com. You can also follow Ed on twitter at @EdShow.

Rev. Al Sharpton was the subject of the Los Angeles Times "The Sunday Conversation" this week, and in the article, he opens up about the biggest misconceptions people have of him, the GOP race, President Obama and his notorious hunger strike. A few highlights:

• What do you think is the biggest misconception people have about you? "People don't realize that no one does what I do just for publicity or self-gain. In my career, I've been arrested and jailed 30 times or more for leading protests against other people's children getting killed or police brutality or racial profiling. I was stabbed once, almost killed, in '91. So at least give me credit for believing what I believe in."

• How a hunger strike led to permanent weight loss: "About 11 years ago, I led a protest in Puerto Rico on the island of Vieques and we were able to successfully stop the U.S. Navy from bombing exercises. For the sit-in, I was given 90 days in jail, so I decided to go on a hunger strike for 40 days. I just had liquid. Lost a lot of weight. I started feeling better and looking better."

• On President Obama: "No, Barack Obama cannot walk on water, but he's the best swimmer in political America."

Read the story in full here. Watch 'PoliticsNation' at 6PM ET on MSNBC, Monday-Friday. On twitter, follow @thereval and @politicsnation.

In a new interview with the Wall Street Journal, MSNBC's Rev. Al Sharpton, host of PoliticsNation, opened up on his dramatic (and very impressive) weight loss. Some interesting new tidbits from the article:

• Sharpton lost over 100 pounds: Rev. weighed 300 pounds from the late '80s through the '90s. He lost 30 pounds in 2001 while jailed for protesting the U.S. Navy bombing exercises on the island of Vieques, Puerto Rico, and fasted nearly 40 days.

• What President Clinton told him about his weight: "I remember seeing Bill Clinton when I first lost weight and he told me, 'Al, you will feel better and you won't need as much sleep.' He was right. I used to need six or seven hours and now I need four or five and am much more mentally alert."

• President Obama’s pardon to splurge on Thanksgiving: President Barack Obama recently urged Rev. Sharpton to "go ahead and let loose a bit on Thanksgiving," Rev. Sharpton says. His response: "I will not break my diet even with a presidential pardon." (Check out more from their exchange here)

• MSNBC's Morning Joe Fires Him Up: Rev. Sharpton watches MSNBC's "Morning Joe," while working out. He says host Joe Scarborough is his morning inspiration. "He just hits my spot and gets me so angry and ready to go to work. While I'm on the bike or running I think of my counter arguments to his conservative ones," he says. (Bonus - check out Joe's response to the article in the clip from Morning Joe this morning)

• When Rev. Met Kanye West: When he's not watching Morning Joe, Rev. Sharpton listens to whatever his daughters put on his iPod. "My youngest downloaded 'Jesus Walks' by Kanye West. When I met Kanye, he was shocked that I knew the song."

What did the Morning Joe crew have to say about the article? Check out Rev. Sharpton on the show this morning:

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MSNBC's Rev. Al Sharpton, host of PoliticsNation at 6PM ET, scored an interview with none other than President Obama last night.

In an interview that was taped for his radio show, 'Keepin It Real with Al Sharpton,' President Obama gave his reaction to the news that the congressional super committee had failed to reach a deal to cut $1.2 trillion from the national budget.

On 'PoliticsNation' last night, we played an exclusive excerpt of the interview, which you can see in full after the jump. The interview ran in its entirety on Rev.'s radio show today.

A fun takeaway from the interview? They talked about Thanksgiving and President Obama advised Rev. Sharpton break his diet and indulge on Thanksgiving. Obama told Sharpton, "let loose a little bit on on Thanksgiving Day, have some sweet potato pie."   Sharpton agreed - presidential orders, after all!

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