Wynn Resorts CEO Steve Wynn slams President Obama and congressional Democrats on health care and the economy."The policies of this administration have destroyed the living standard of the working class in America. What is ostensibly the base of the Democratic Party is taking the worst hit in history because of these unbelievably uninforme

Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) talks about President Obama's plan to help homeowners avoid foreclosure by making it easier for them to refinance.

Former New Hampshire Gov. John Sununu explains why he is backing Mitt Romney for president."I think Mitt Romney is not only a conservative Republican or the conservative Republican the country needs as president, he's probably the most qualified of all of them to undo the mess of the Obama administration."

Bill Press: "As one of my callers said this morning on my show, the Republican Party is like some of the banks down south, right? They refuse to give a black man credit. Period. I mean, he could carry their mother out of a burning building, and they wouldn't give him any credit. And you know what I think the problem is? I think because his succe

Brit Hume: "Mitt Romney's dust-up with Rick Perry on immigration at last week's debate showed a couple of things about Romney. One is that he can take a punch, even a cheap shot like Perry's. Perry called him a hypocrite for hiring illegal aliens, but Romney didn't hire the illegals, his lawn care company did, and when it failed

Steve Jobs was already gravely ill with cancer when he asked author Walter Isaacson to write his biography. Jobs told Isaacson to write a honest book - about his failings and his strengths. Steve Kroft reports.

"We are well-organized in Iowa," Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain said Monday on "Fox & Friends."

"I think what Rick Perry's going to unveil on Tuesday is going to be very exciting -- very low rate, generous exemptions for adults and for children, making it worthwhile to invest in America again," Steve Forbes said.

Ahead of President Obama's trip to Nevada, Mitt Romney's campaign released a Web ad that features Nevada residents discussing the economic woes facing their state."If I were in front of President Obama today, I'd tell him that we need real leadership in Washington so we can get out of the hole that we're in," one resident says.

Joe Scarborough: "This is lunacy. This is the sort of thing not so many years from now, Richard Haass, people will look back at these candidates and just say, 'what idiots. What total, absolute idiots.'"