The President continued his conversation on health reform with a roundtable at the Children's National Medical Center, a conversation that has taken him to every region of the country and encompassed every imaginable perspective on health care reform.
It has been a conversation that has brought more people and more stakeholders into the fold supporting strong reform than ever before, and taken us further down that road than ever before. And so it is no surprise, perhaps, that those who feel they would profit financially or politically have come out swinging furiously to try to kill reform.

Dan Holler, Senate Relations Deputy at The Heritage Foundation, previews these topics in this week's edition of This Week in Washington: Sonia Sotomayor's Supreme Court confirmation hearings, the cost of the current health care reform bill, President Obama's "green jobs" promises, and the political left’s opposition to missile defense.

The Heritage Foundation's This Week in Washington Video discusses the declining support for Congress and the Obama Administration's big-ticket legislative priorities as well as the rumored 4th of July missile launch by North Korea in the direction of Hawaii.

Heritage Foundation analyst Nina Owcharenko discusses the health care reform proposals of the Obama Administration and liberals in Congress, and the real impact of them on individuals and families.

Today on the Lunch, Rob and Will look at the latest tape from everyone’s favorite cave dweller, Osama bin Laden. Will his latest threats against America overshadow President Obama’s tour of Arab nations? ALSO: Has the GOP made its point as far as the Supreme Court nominee is concerned?

Yesterday, democrats in Congress said they won’t give the President $80-million to close Guantanamo. But does that mean they disagree with his plan, or do they just want to hear more? ALSO: The GOP chief says the page has turned, but has it? And what’s going on with your credit cards?