The heckler was booed by the crowd when he began his rant with "The Christian God is the only and only true living God. The creator of heaven and the universe." "Jesus Christ is God! Jesus Christ is God! Jesus Christ is God! Jesus Christ is the son of God!" the man continued. "You're the antichrist!" the man said. The crowd responded with an

Michael Moore explains what he thinks is capitalism and where the U.S. went wrong to CNN's Piers Morgan. "When you say the word capitalism, you have to talk about it in its current sense. You can't told about the old days or the way maybe, you know, Adam Smith. The sort of old capitalism," he said. Moore said in the "old days" when you worked

Rep. Michele Bachmann: "This is the key election. And people need to know who will repeal Obamacare. Who will repeal Dodd-Frank, who is going to turn the economy around?" Bill O'Reilly: "Everybody up there. Maybe Huntsman wouldn't be. They all would, come on." Bachmann: "No, that's not true. With all due respect, you couldn't be more wrong be

Chris Matthews: "We know what kind of campaign it's going to be. It's going to be angry. It's going to have some heat in it, maybe some hatred in it. It's being very tough on Obama." Earlier this year, liberal commentator Tavis Smiley said

James Golden aka "Bo Snerdley" responds to President Obama telling blacks to "stop complaining." Snerdley is Rush Limbaugh's call screener and program monitor. (via The Right Scoop)

"He’s gone three-thousand miles to fundraisers. He’s focused entirely on the election." Charles Krauthammer said on FOX News. "He’s essentially announced that the governance phase of the Obama presidency is over and he’s now fully campaigning with a year and two months to go."

President Obama, in answering a question from a woman about her unemployed mother who is near retirement, said that is a tough position to be in, especially "in this kind of deep recession." "It is tough being unemployed if you are in your 50's or early 60's, before retirement. That is the toughest period of time to, to lose your job. Obviously,

Daily Rant: Keli Goff of theloop21.com shares her thoughts on whether subtle racism is more damaging to African-Americans than blatant racism. (Dylan Ratigan Show) Goff wrote an article about what she discussed on Dylan's show at her site Loop21.com

Republican candidate Herman Cain (Georgia) on Obama's economic policies, job creation.

Stock trader Alessio Rastan shocked the hosts on BBC when he gave his view of the economic crisis facing the world, but specifically the Eurozone. "This is not a time right now for wishful thinking that governments are going to sort things out. The governments don't rule the world, Goldman Sachs rules the world," he said. Toward the end of th

Karl Rove says rumors about Chris Christie reconsidering a run for the presidency is not coming from the Governor himself.

"I don't have a job, but that's because I've been lucky enough to live in Silicon Valley for a while and work for a small startup down the street here that did quite well. So, I'm unemployed by choice. My question is: Would you please raise my taxes?," a man at the Linked In townhall in California asked President Obama today.

(CBS News) As the top terror target in America, New York City has taken every measure to defend itself from another 9/11. The New York Police Department's counter-terrorism unit is one of the most sophisticated in the world - complete with sea, land and air capabilities all dedicated to thwarting an attack. Correspondent Scott Pelley gets a persona

"I don't know who he was talking to because we're certainly not complaining," Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) said on CBS' "Early Show" in response to President Obama telling blacks to stop complaining. "I found that language a bit curious because the president spoke to the Hispanic Caucus, and certainly they're pushing him on immigration... he certai

Russ Mitchell speaks with CBS News contributor Scott Conroy for more perspective on the recent Florida GOP straw poll results and the rapidly developing Republican presidential race.

Presidential hopeful Herman Cain scored a surprising win over frontrunner Rick Perry at Florida’s Republican straw poll, but many say his win was a protest vote to express a lack of confidence in the GOP field. Cain talks to TODAY’s Ann Curry and defends his victory.

“First of all, the audience was, I think, 5,500 maybe — [a] huge, huge audience,” Baier said. “And the boos on that gay soldier may have been two people, maybe three out of 5,500. Now, it was loud. It was audible. It was a cavernous facility, the Orange County Convention Center.” (source:

This web video from the Huntsman campaign plays Rick Perry's response to being asked what he would do if the Taliban took control of Pakistan's nuclear weapons. Huntsman responded to the same question, on Monday, on the Michael Smerconish radio show. Huntsman said he would convene the National Security Council, look at intelligence and not "sit

In this Web ad, Rick Perry's campaign hits Mitt Romney for editing a section of his book about his Massachusetts health care reform law between the hardcover and paperback versions.