Fmr. Gov. Sarah Palin, (R-Alaska), talks about getting a small government Republican into the White House On the “stir” created by her bus tour and whether she is considering entering the race for President as a result: “I would love to stir it up even more and get the electorate to think . It’s not about me, it’s about a message. I wo

"Maybe, I also should tell my story. I'm also unemployed. [laughter]," GOP candidate for president Mitt Romney told a small group of unemployed Floridians after listening about their challenges. "And I'm networking," he added.

Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY) announces his resignation at a press conference that turned into a circus. "I am announcing my resignation from Congress so my colleagues can get back to work, my neighbors can choose a new representative and most importantly that my wife and I can continue to heal from the damage I have caused," Weiner said. Among

"Let me ask you Ben [Smith], it [Weiner's presser] reminded me of the Saddam Hussein hanging today. Even they couldn't do that right. The grossness of the affair led to the grossness of the finale," host of MSNBC's "Hardball" Chris Matthews said.

When asked why President Obama didn't seek Congressional approval for his mission in Libya, White House press secretary Jay Carney made a blanket statement about how the president approaches his job: "The president's goal is not to keep the peace and stay above the fray. That's not the mission of his presidency. He saw an urgent need that needed to

Code Pink: GOP Presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty gets glittered during his "Courage to Stand" book signing in San Francisco. RELATED: Gingrich, Wife Hit With Glitter By Pro-Gay Group At Book Signing

Jake Tapper of ABC News asks White House press secretary Jay Carney what is the response to the right accusing President Obama of not taking the economy seriously when he laughed at the fact that there really were no "shovel-re

White House press secretary on President Obama's "work" to grow the economy. "We've created more than 2.1 private sector jobs," Carney said. Carney quickly followed that comment by adding a "million" to the 2.1 number.

House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) today responded to the report released by President Obama yesterday, saying the White House still hasn't answered a key question regarding the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel and its legal views on the claims contained in the White House report. Boehner also said claims by the White House that the U.S.

Daily Show: Barack Obama fulfills a campaign promise to return to Puerto Rico for four hours. Stewart mocks Obama's use of "Spanish." (05:54)

Gateway Pundit: Alan Colmes freaked out today after it was announced that penis-tweeting liar Rep. Anthony Weiner would resign. The far left pundit didn't take it so well and of course he defended liar Weiner. (via source:

Rep. Pete King's (R-NY) the chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, began his second round of Muslim hearings Wednesday, and he joins Morning Joe to discuss his reason for the hearings. "I'm not going to back down," Rep. King said about criticism of his hearing on the Muslim radicalization of Americans in prisons.

"I have always believed it's very important to respect the prerogatives of the congress in terms of being involved in any military action, a. B, that the consultation between the Executive and the Legislative branch is essential whenever we engage in a military action. I believe the limited nature of this engagement allows the president to go forwa

Yesterday, DNC chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz told CNN's Ed Henry that Democrats now own the economy. When asked about that comment at today's briefing, White House press secretary Jay Carney said that "we all own it" inst

The first Muslim elected to Congress, Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn.), joins The Last Word to discuss the recent hearings on Muslim radicalization.

Howard Dean, former DNC chairman and governor of Vermont, talks with Rachel Maddow about the newly bipartisan nature of criticism of American military activity abroad, and the Obama administration's interpretation of the War Powers Act with respect to Libya. MSNBC talked about "war politics" playing into this year's GOP presidential race, howev

Bill O'Rellly: Critical mass has been reached. Pakistan cannot arrest people who helped find bin Laden. That is an outrage and a provocation

Keith Olbermann replies: "Well he's responsible in large part for my promotion and my raise. So, yes if you want to give hi the victory, go right ahead. What followed: Stephen Colbert, "Colbert Report": "Are you man enough to say O'Reilly won?" Keith Olbermann: "No of course not." Colbert: "You left the playing field. You forfeited."