The Washington Post's Eugene Robinson joins Morning Joe to discuss his column on Gov. Haley Barbour and "the biggest load of revisionist nonsense about race, politics and the South" that he's ever heard.(Other)

Andrew Ross Sorkin, Mike Barnicle, Mark Halperin and the Morning Joe panel discuss image and the perception of the president coming out of the 2010 summer.(Other)

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie joins Morning Joe to discuss President Obama's $50 billion infrastructure plan, tax cuts, balancing the New Jersey budget, and New Jersey's Race to the Top application.(Other)

President Obama spoke at a labor rally in Milwaukee, Wisconsin promoting to modernize the nation's infrastructure of roads, rails, levees and the electrical grid.(NBC News)

American Muslims leaders are boosting security at mosques nationwide following the protests at the proposed ground zero mosque and prior to September 11th.(Other)

A new Candid Camera-style comedy on Iraqi TV tricked local celebrities into believing that they were mistaken for suicide bombers and would be arrested.(Countdown)

Slate.coms Dave Weigel talks about the Tea Party candidates extreme faith in God and lack of belief in federal benefits.(Countdown)

Talat Hamdani, who lost her son in the 9/11 attacks, shares her opinion on Newt Gingrichs efforts to stall the community center from being built.(Countdown)

Although 71 percent of Americans still blame former Pres. Bush for the current economic mess, the latest Gallup/USA Today poll shows voters preferring GOP candidates. Mother Jones David Corn discusses.(Countdown)

Playbook: While appearing on Sean Hannitys show, Sarah Palin called the media impotent and limp. Radio host Stephanie Miller discusses.(Other)

Rev. Jesse Jackson links poverty to the recent gang violence increase on the streets of Chicago.(Other)

From Hillary Clinton to Michael Bloomberg, Hardballs Chris Matthews examines who the president needs to put where in order turn his presidency around.(Hardball)

Could a Republican takeover of Congress lead to a government shutdown? Salon.coms Steve Kornacki and Sam Stein of the Huffington Post join Hardballs Chris Matthews to discuss.(Hardball)

To help highlight young Chicago men for positive accomplishments, the city held a man-geant to pick its top gentleman based on charity work and community involvement. Winner Bill Burfeind and One Man Chicago producer Scott Mayer discuss.(Other)

Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich comments on the mediocre August jobs report and addresses why the economy hasnt drastically improved yet.(Other)