Mark Levin pokes fun at the Washington Post's loosely-sourced article claiming Rick Perry approved of a racist rock. The rock had the n-word written on it. Levin also attacks the "hypocrisy" in the Democratic party when it comes to race. Levin points out the late Senator Robert Byrd was a Klansman for some time. (Mark Levin, 10/03/2011)

Keith Olbermann, host of "Countdown" on Current TV: "Figuratively, where does it (Occupy Wall Street) go from here, do you think? Based upon your experience and what you've seen in your three trips down there." Michael Moore: "I think that, not only is this going to continue, these cities that you mentioned. This is what is so wonderful about th

Herman Cain said on FOX News' "Hannity" tonight that he was not aiming his insensitive remark at Perry, but at the person who wrote the word on the rock in the first place. Later in the interview Mr. Cain talks about his 1994 face-off with President Clinton when he was an active business leader at the time. Cain also talks about his childhood a

Rush Limbaugh: "Every moment is a gotcha and our people have to figure that out."

"It is a class mob uprising. It's utterly incoherent. They are always left-wing and completely destructive. What are they doing downtown on a street called Wall Street?" Ann Coulter said on "Hannity." Coulter, a Christie supporter, said she would support a Romney/Cain ticket.

Charles Krauthammer talks about President Obama blaming Bush and the two or three voices that booed a gay soldier who asked a question concerning "Don't Ask, Don't Tell." It is evident to the viewer that those who booed did not do so until after the soldier asked about DADT. When the soldier said he was gay there was no audience reaction at all.

White House spokesman Jay Carney says no apology is owed to the Bush administration as the U.S. doesn't condone torture. Transcript: Q: Over the weekend, I’m sure you were watching CNN and you saw former Vice President Cheney weighing in on the effort to go after al-Awlaki last week. He had some good things to say about the admini

OBAMA: "It went through the regular review process, and people felt that it was a good bet."

George Stephanopoulos, ABC News: "And a lot of anger out there. There's so many people who simply don't think they're better off than they were four years ago. How do you convince them that they are?" President Obama: "Well, I don't think they're better off than they were four years ago. They're not better off than they were before Lehman's coll

In the 'Hot Topics' segment on "The View" this morning, the ladies discussed a Washington Post story about a rock with the word "Niggerhead" written on it at the gated entrance of a hunting camp leased and frequented by Rick Perry and his father. Host Barbara Walters used the n-word while explaining the story, causing co-host Sherri Shepherd to

Former Obama green jobs czar Van Jones at the "Take Back the American Dream Conference" conference in Washington, DC: "Remember this? We all in 2008 affiliated to him (Obama). Yeah. Remember how good that felt? I call it a meta-brand because you didn't have to give up anything you had before to affiliate. You got to keep your labor jacket on. You s

"Well, [Christie] getting in would be Romney's worst nightmare. To have two Northeastern governors splitting the Northeastern governor's vote is a big gift to Rick Perry at a time he needs a gift. So I know what the people in the race are thinking right now. One's saying, 'How do we keep him out?' The others' saying, 'How do we get him in?'" Penn s

Morley Safer, "60 Minutes": Do you ever get any flack for being too political? Andy Rooney: Do you think I'm too political sometimes? Safer: Yeah. Rooney: Well-- I suppose I am sometimes. It's hard to conceal the fact I am more of a Democrat than I am a Republican. But I'm absolutely open-minded about it, I think. And-- I would-- I would--

"That is an illegitimate charge in a country that has life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness in its founding documents," Nancy Pelosi says about Republican use of "class warfare."

Countrysinger Hank Williams Jr. likened President Obama and John Boehner's playing golf a few weeks ago to Hitler and [Israeli PM Benjamin] Netanyahu. Told by anchor Brian Kilmeade that he didn't understand the analogy, Williams said: "I'm glad you don't, brother, because a lot of people do. They're the enemy." Asked who, Williams said: "Obama.

Herman Cain responds a The Washington Post report that a rock near the entrance of Rick Perry's family hunting lodge had the word "Niggerhead" on it. The word was eventually painted over, but it is in question when the Perry family actually did it. "Since Governor Perry has been going there for years to hunt, I think that it shows a lack of sens

"I can't think of an age group right now that feels happy. And this president, I think comes across as a bit debonaire. Casual's not a fair word, but a bit breezy for the mood of the country. The country wants somebody -- the first thing they want before they want deliverance and a future, they want somebody whose with them in the present. Do you g

Rep. Brad Miller (D-NC) attended an "Occupy Raleigh" this weekend where activists protested against banks and Wall Street. After observing the scene, Miller tells WRAL-TV that bills in Congress should be developed through anger. (via

"Winning the presidency is a little bit like winning the Super Bowl. The opportunity doesn’t come along very often. And, if you miss it or pass it up for any reason, it might never come again," Brit Hume said about a possible Chris Christie presidential bid.