Mark Halperin

The New York Times Frank Bruni, NBCLatino.com commentator Alicia Menendez, Salon writer Steve Kornacki, and BuzzFeed editor Ben Smith are joined by Time Magazine s Mark Halperin as they outline Mitt Romney s record as Massachusetts governor.

May 24: Time s Mark Halperin discusses shares details from his interview with the presumptive GOP nominee.

Time s Mark Halperin discusses shares details from his interview with the presumptive GOP nominee.

In an exclusive interview Time Magazine, Mitt Romney has responded directly to President Barack Obama s attacks on his record at Bain Capital. Editor-at-Large Mark Halperin shares details from his interview.

Top Talkers: Two congressional committees plan to conduct inquiries into Facebook's IPO and two lawsuits have been filed claiming investors were misled on the social network's shares. The Morning Joe panel including Time's Mark Halperin, New York Magazine's John Heilemann and Fortune's Andy Serwer discusses.

Chris Matthews talks with Steven Rattner, and Time’s Mark Halperin about the many topics that are “off limits” when it comes to talking to and about Mitt Romney, and why Romney doesn’t want to talk about his record as governor or his record at Bain.

Although the focus of this year’s election will certainly be the economy, President Barack Obama’s recent endorsement of same-sex marriage is sure to have an impact this fall too. Time Magazine’s Mark Halperin discusses.

TIME’s Mark Halperin and Mother Jones’ David Corn discuss Team Obama’s latest attack on Mitt Romney and his years at Bain Capital, and whether or not Romney missed his window of opportunity to reshape his image before the general election season began.

May 9: Time Magazine s Mark Halperin joins Andrea Mitchell Reports to discuss whether President Barack Obama will change his stance on same-sex marriage. The Washington Post s Chris Cillizza also joins to discuss how this potential change will affect the state of the race.

Time Magazine’s Mark Halperin joins Andrea Mitchell Reports to discuss whether President Barack Obama will change his stance on same-sex marriage.

Time Magazine’s senior editor Mark Halperin looks at Rob Portman and Marco Rubio as potential VP nominees and tells MSNBC’s Alex Witt why he’s so quiet in the MSNBC makeup room in the mornings.

Ahead of Super Tuesday, Time Magazine’s Mark Halperin and the New Yorker’s Ryan Lizza join the NOW panel to discuss the continuing fight between Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum, and the states to keep an eye on as voters cast their primary ballots.