>> okay. robert traynham, we love having you in. thanks so much. >> thanks for having me. >> for david gregory's interview with john boehner, watch "meet the press" today at 2:00 p.m. eastern here on "msnbc sunday." that follows our live coverage. we'll be live until then. a major book store chain may be facing a sad chapter. the "wall street journal" says borders may file for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection tomorrow or tuesday. that would allow the company to close about a third of its 674 stores and lay off thousands of employees. borders has been in decline with the advent of ereaders and cheaper digital books. the week ahead reveals indicators about the economy. retail sales on january and later in the week, prices at the wholesale level and at stores. and since facebook is a privately held company, its finances are not made public, but businessinsider.com says the top social met network made a whopping $600 million last year and could make a lot more this year with revenue projected to go as high as $4 billion.