JOY BEHAR, "VIEW" CO-HOST: Well it hasn’t exactly, the Republican Party hasn't been black friendly over the many centuries in this country. HERMAN CAIN: I never said that. BEHAR: Well I’m saying that.

Countdown reports: "Rep. Louise Slaughter (D-NY) explores the failure of Justice Clarence Thomas to disclose that his wife made millions of dollars from clients whose cases were decided by the Supreme Court." Tonight, Rep. Slaughter revealed on “Countdown” with Keith Olbermann that she’s exploring “retroactive recusal” in cases like Ci

President Obama at a fundraiser in Dallas, Texas on Tuesday: "Now, this notion that folks are inherently selfish, that’s just not true. But you’ve got to ask them, right? People don’t voluntarily pay taxes. But if you ask, most wealthy folks here in Dallas or around the country, they’ll tell you, you know what, I want to make sure that I’

J. Christian Adams explains the racial motivation to dust the Black Panthers voter intimidation case under the rug.

Charles Krauthammer: "Look, he can't run on his stewardship. Obviously, he's got the worst unemployment of any president -- no president has ever won with over, I think, 7.8%. He's going to be around 9. Nobody's ever done that. He's going to have to do it. "The only argument is the other guys are 'bad guys.' 'Really bad guys.' It isn't only that

Laura Ingraham, host: "So they were literally screaming at you?" Sharyl Attkisson, CBS News: "Yes. Well the DOJ woman was just yelling at me. The guy from the White House on Friday night literally screamed at me and cussed at me." Ingraham: "Who was the person? Who was the person at Justice screaming?" Attkisson: "Eric Schultz. Oh, the pe

AFL-CIO chief Richard Trumka warns opponents to President Obama's jobs plan in an interview with MSNBC. "Look, enough of this nonsense. Help us get people back to work. Help us with infrastructure. Help us resurrect manufacturing. Give us some aid to state and local governments so they don't continue to lay off people. Help us put people back to

"Do you want to yell or do you want to have an interview? You have a choice," former Secretary of State Donald Rumsfeld told a journalist with Al Jazeera. Al Jazeera's Abderrahim Foukara asked Rumsfeld if he felt any responsibility for the "maybe hundreds of thousands of innocent Iraqis killed by the coalition." Rumsfeld called the line of quest

Brit Hume says if you thought 2008 was historic, President Obama winning in 2012 would be historic due to the economic crisis.

"People sent me to Trenton to get a job done, and I'm just not prepared to walk away," Gov. Chris Christie said. "My loyalty to this state is what it is." "There’s no substitute for knowing how to lead. Everything else you can be taught. You can’t be taught how to lead and make decisions. And unfortunately, even though there are areas, as yo

From Schnitt Show on 970 WFLA-AM: Tuesday morning on AM Tampa Bay on 970 WFLA, Vice President Joe Biden was asked by Jack Harris about the Occupy Wall Street Movement. The VP said "I really don't know about the Van Jones group, except w

This past weekend, President Obama remarked: "Now, you may have heard me say this a few times before -- I'll say it again: Pass the [stimulus] bill. Enough gridlock. Enough delay. Enough politics. Pass this bill." Today, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell attempted to bring up that bill for a vote in the Senate, but Majority Leader Harry Reid o

Illinois Democrat urged customers to leave the bank over debit-card fees.

According to Bret Baier, Christie’s announcement indicates that “big money could be on the move.” Some of the donors who have been on the sidelines awaiting Christie’s decision may actually put their money behind the candidates currently in the GOP race.

Rick Perry welcomes President Obama to Texas with a Web video that offers a "lesson on jobs."

Rachel Maddows talks about the latest in the GOP race, including the Chris Christie speculation and the latest fundraising numbers.

Bill O'Reilly discusses the troubled economy and how the Democrats will defend it in the upcoming election.

Jonathan Capehart discusses the Herman Cain boomlet, and what it means for the GOP race.

Charles Krauthammer criticizes the "Occupy Wall Street" protests, and wonder "what are you doing out there?"