Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY) continues his media tour today and appeared on the 9PM ET edition of Rachel Maddow's show on MSNBC. In the interview Maddow asks, in an odd fashion, if Congressman Weiner would like to answer if the lewd photo in question is his: WEINER: "We don't know for sure. The photo doesn't look familiar to me. A lot of people wh

MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell gives us the quote of the day: "The longer I look at it, the more I don't want to deny that that might be a picture of ... me!" (Key part starts at 3:15 in the video) The remainder of the segment is of Lawrence O'Donnell excusing the sexcapades of liberal Democratic politicians because they don't run on the "family val

Rep. Cliff Stearns (R-FL) wants cybersecurity investigation after alleged hacking.

"The immigrants of the past, they had to literally and figuratively stand in line and follow rules to become U.S. citizens. I’d like to see that continue. And unfortunately, the DREAM Act kind of usurps that-the system that is a legal system to make sure that immigrants who want to be here legally, working hard, producing and supplying revenue an

Someone put a "I, The Media Whore" Sign on Sarah Palin's Bus Outside of FOX Studios in NYC

"It's primordial. When she walks and she moves, there is something electric about it," MSNBC's Chris Matthews said about Sarah Palin. "Look at her. Other candidates don't do this. She is constantly in motion. She looks obviously very attractive. She's doing something that works."

WOLF BLITZER, CNN: "Have you ever taken a picture like this of yourself?" REP. ANTHONY WEINER (D-NY): "I can tell you this, that there are -- I have photographs. I don't know what photographs are out there in the world of me. I don't know what have been manipulated and doctored and we're going to try to find out what happened. But the most impor

"I am a late-comer to the issue. I have confidence in Anthony Weiner that if an investigation is in order, that will take place," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi told ABC News today.

"What you're talking about is something we've heard before, and I think the president has clearly led in this. He established the Simpson-Bowles Commission, the fiscal commission that -- because Congress would not, he established, and those recommendations helped guide him as he drew up his proposal he put forward in his speech at GW," White House

Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY) talks to NBC News about the lewd picture scandal. NBC's LUKE RUSSERT: "That's not a picture of you?" REP. ANTHONY WEINER: "You know, I can't say with certitude. My system was hacked. Pictures can be manipulated, pictures can be dropped in and inserted."

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Peter Yastrow, market strategist for Yastrow Origer: "Interest rates are amazingly low and that, thanks to Ben Bernanke, is driving everything. We’re on the verge of a great, great depression. The [Federal Reserve] knows it. (Skip to 6:30 in video for key part)

CBS News: He said his "system was hacked into," noting that "we've retained a firm that is going to take a look at the Internet security that to make sure this does not happen again." Weiner said the firm would try to find out "exactly what happened." But Weiner

"Hacking. Prank. Distraction. No investigation. Nothing operative is happening at the FBI or Capitol Police. Every indication is that he did it. Because he won’t answer, people are going to jump to that conclusion," National Journal's Major Garrett said on MSNBC this morning.

In an interview with NBC’s Luke Russert, Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY) claims that hacking of his Twitter account isn’t a “national security matter” or a “federal case.”

Daily Show: Jon questions the photo of an anonymous man's bulging underwear sent from Anthony Weiner's Twitter account.

"I simply explained what our plan is, how it worked. It's been misdescribed by the president and many others, and so we simply described to him precisely what it is we've been proposing so that he hears from us how our proposal works so that in the future he won't mischaracterize it," Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) said after meeting with the president th

American Crossroads: Shutout

"Well, everybody realized it was a political gotcha game. And in fact, it wasn't clean. In fact, its premise was that we have this debt because of President Obama's policies. That's simply not true. And the world knows it's not true. And the Republicans know it's not true. We went from a $5.6 trillion surplus that George Bush inherited to over $10

FOX News contributor Charles Krauthammer gives his take on what a "Washington establishment elitist" thinks of a potential Sarah Palin run for the presidency. In self-deprecating fashion, Krauthammer says he wears Palin's "hoity-toity" comment as a badge of honor. "She is very smart and adept. Great political instincts and is a star. The problem

MSNBC's Rachel Maddow explains why she thinks people are attracted to FOX News, the number one rated cable news channel. Maddow dismisses the idea of "liberal media" and talks about the "quarter-century" hold that conservatives have had on the media. "Ask somebody who is a FOX News fan what they think about the fair and balanced slogan? They wil

From the GOP side of the U.S. Senate Budget Committee: Yesterday - 762 days since last passing a budget -- the Democrat-led Senate convened for a "pro forma" session in which the chamber was gaveled in and then gaveled out without conducting any legislative business or taking any action to craft a budget plan to address our dangerously rising debt.

George Stephanopoulos asked Chicago Mayor and former Obama Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel if any pro-Israel Democrats have a right be bothered by the suggestion that future peace agreements should look to the 1967 border map. “If they can

"I don't know if I'm running yet," Sarah Palin told the media before she got into an SUV.

Bill O'Reilly: Talking Points believes that Sarah Palin will not run for president, but if she does it could pit her against Michele Bachmann. "If Sarah Palin does decide to run for president, she will definitely shake it all up on the Republican side," Bill O'Reilly said.

FOX News: President Obama is set to meet with close to 200 GOP representatives at the White House about the country’s $14 trillion debt. Paul Ryan is attending and explains that “For every dollar Obama wants to raise the debt ceiling, we need to cut one dollar in spending.”

MSNBC political analyst Howard Fineman and Eugene Robinson share their thoughts on Sarah Palin’s highly publicized bus tour. "She can be shallow and lazy, but she's not stupid," Eugene Robinson said.