Former Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers and senior economic adviser to President Obama Austan Goolsbee appeared on FOX News' "Hannity" to defend the President and the economy. Earlier in August President Obama cited the

Ann Coulter on President Obama, jobs and the economy.

"I think Americans are willing to give Republicans the chance to get our fiscal house in order and I think the polling shows that. Whoever we put up against Barack Obama, either they're in the margin of error, ahead of Barack Obama or their in striking distance. What that means is, is that Americans are not buying into this Barack Obama agenda of g

"We ought to be slavishly follow those polls that say 3-to-1 that the Americans think creating jobs is more important than debt reduction right now. "That includes, according to one poll, the Tea Partiers, who by a majority say jobs over debt reduction. People get it! If we're going to reduce the deficit we better get people working again," Rep.

Mitt Romney gets heated about the role of government with a questioner at a town hall. Woman: When we have these disasters the people turn and expect the government will help them. We have all kinds of programs – Social Security, Medicare – for us to act like we don’t take advantage of those and benefit from them is shameful. I wish you wo

Andrew Klavan takes some time out of his busy schedule to lay out three simple rules for wannabe pundits. Klavan singles out David Brooks and Paul Krugman.

"I like my chances. If this had been the reality last go around in 2008, Fed Thompson would be president if you kind of read the polls then. Howard Dean would have been president in 2004, How many frontrunners have we had already in several months? Probably four or five. No body is paying attention, nobody is tuned in with the exception of the insi

Gov. Rick Perry talked about Texas, George W. Bush, China and Mitt Romney in his first national radio interview since announcing his bid for the Republican presidential nod. Perry appeared on the Laura Ingraham radio program this morning. "With all due respect to anybody that's out there either directly or indirectly criticizing me because I spe

"It's a very kind read, but I have to say this is an example of what would have to be one of the most disloyal Vice Presidents that we've seen in the modern age. No Vice President has done anything like this, revealing conversations like that," Bill Burton told MSNBC. Burton is the former White House Deputy Press Secretary under President Obama.

Michelle Malkin on Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA), other black Democrats in Congress: "Again I think it is a distraction technique because then she doesn’t have to answer her own direct responsibility or involvement, not only in expanding the nanny state -- at the expense of the black middle class, but also of selling out her own people."

(Note: The video has been updated to a version with better audio.) Navy SEAL Jon Tumilson had a very close friend in his life – his dog, Hawkeye. Tumilson, a former San Diego resident, was killed August 6 in the Chinook helicopter crash that also claimed the lives of 29 other American servicemembers. Tumilson’s funeral was on Friday in R

Moammar Gadhafi is heard in a Libyan radio address imploring women and children to join the fight and support him. Gaddafi instructs Libyans to bring women and children to "purify" Tripoli.

President Bush recalls the events surrounding the fateful morning of September 11th, 2001.

O'Reilly documents the rising cost of government welfare and how it takes up 15% of the federal budget, a number he calls deceiving.

Ed Schultz attacks Republicans for opposing an extension of a payroll tax holiday. He talks to Bob Shrum, who says Republicans "hate Obama more than they hate taxes."

Charles Krauthammer and the "Special Report" panel discuss a new Pentagon report on China's defense buildup.

Rachel Maddow recounts Tea Party failures in last November's general election and talks with former McCain campaign spokeswoman Nicole Wallace. Maddow cites the lack of primary challengers to Senators Orrin Hatch and Olympia Snowe as symbols of the Tea Party's declining popularity.