Liberal columnist and cartoonist Ted Rall, author of the "Anti-American Manifesto," urges violence in some cases to save the country. Rall says the left has been "very peaceful" but questions "where has that gotten us?"

CNN: Former President George W. Bush is back, promoting his new book. Did you miss him? Our "Political Party" weighs in.

Mr. STEELE: Well, I think that's about the fact that they don't want me in this job, to put it rather bluntly. That has been a concerted effort since I got the job. But I pay no never mind to that. My mission as charged to me by the 168 individuals who voted for me is to go out and win elections and raise money. I have won more elections than any c

President George W. Bush explains how his mother's miscarriage influenced him to be pro-life. "I never expected to see the remains of the fetus, which she had saved in a jar to bring to the hospital,” President Bush told NBC. There was a human life, a little brother or sister.”

Rush Limbaugh on how Democrats are trying to explain their historic loss last week.

Joe Miller appeared on the Sean Hannity show to discuss the ongoing situation in Alaska with the vote counting on the U.S. Senate race

Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) talks about how Republicans and Democrats should work together in Congress. "We have to make sure that we reach out to each other," Kucinich told MSNBC.

MSNBC's Chris Matthews confuses Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-MD) for Rep. James Clyburn (D-SC). Both are black Democratic congressmen. Matthews is famously known for saying he "forgot" President Obama "was black" during his State o

"I wouldn't have very much in agreement. I would think by now he would have been totally discredited. And it's tragic. I pray every night that his views will be, you know, just disappear, because what he wants to do is more of the bad stuff," Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) said of Paul Krugman. (via

Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) weighs in on what issues are non-negotiable for GOP. Rep. Bachmann discusses what to compromise on and what the GOP will not compromise on.

“That $700 billion is gone, we have to figure out, one, where it went and two how to keep it from going away that way again. The American people cannot afford that," Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) said on ABC.

CBS: He won the congressional seat in a nasty, mudslinging fight, but Republican Allen West is now fuming at what his former challenger, incumbent Democrat Ron Klein, did Thursday. It's all about a phone call that didn't come for two days. "I found that very disr

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton does a radio interview with two young off-the-wall Australians. (source: Hamish & Andy) Relevant portion of the transcript below: SECRETARY CLINTON: I am thrilled. QUESTION: As you should be, Madam Secretary. SECRETARY CLINTON: I cannot tell you how much this means to me. QUESTION: That's great.

"I think it was rather elitist of [60 Minutes correspondent] Steve Kroft to say it's demeaning to be on 'The View.' 'The View is a show that appeals to women. I think it's a little sexist, if I might be so disrespectful and bold to say that it is demeaning," Joy Behar said. A week before the midterm election,

"I think it's inescapable that the message that was sent by the America people is that they want a change in direction and a change in direction means a change in leadership," Rep. Jason Altmire (D-PA) explains why he's not supporting outgoing Speaker Nancy Pelosi as Minority Leader.

FOX News: White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs threatened to pull President Obama from a meeting with India’s prime minister on Monday when security attempted to restrict the number of U.S. reporters allowed into the event. The meeting between Obama and Prime Minister Manmoham Singh proceeded as planned after Indian officials relented.

"I think that my party feels that this had nothing to do with Nancy Pelosi's leadership. It had everything to do with an economy that was close to collapse," Rep. James Clyburn (D-SC) told "Morning Joe."

"I am proud to visit India so early in my presidency," President Obama said, adding that it was no coincidence that India was his first stop in the Asia visit. "India is not simply emerging, India has emerged," Obama added.

NBC: The former congressman discusses his 16 years in public office, his family’s legacy and his decision to devote his time to what he sees as the next scientific frontier — brain research.

Keith Olbermann's return has led to questions about journalists' new role in politics. Olbermann returns on Tuesday night.

FOX News: Members of a small Missouri town banded together Saturday to block a controversial pastor and members of his Westboro Baptist Church from protesting the funeral of a fallen U.S. soldier, Fox4kc.com rep