According to Chuck Todd, Obama would "love" to debate foreign policy with the Republican nominee. "Every time they have foreign policy conversation, they're going to hear the President talk – say three words, 'Osama Bin Laden,'" Chuck Todd said on NBC's "Today Show" this morning. Apparently "Osama bin Laden" is a trump card that accounts fo

"The reason they still support me is because they understand what an incredible mess had been made as I was coming into office and we've been spending the last three years cleaning it up. The good news is that the economy is starting to strengthen. We've seen some positive signs. The unemployment rate has ticked down," President Obama told WREG-TV

"'Ask Osama bin Laden' is all the president needs to say. It should be his answer anytime a Republican tries to criticize him on foreign policy and in fact, I think he could make it work as a response to any kind of criticism," MSNBC's Ed Schultz said on his show Thursday night.

ANCHOR: When I finally got to sit down with the president, I ask him if he was as fed up as Hoosiers have told us they are. One of the quotes here was -- on a level or a scale of one to ten, they're here (hand motion), they're at a ten. So I'm asking you, on a personal level, what's your frustration level on a one to ten scale. OBAMA: It's of

Mark Levin: "I don't need to be lectured about who can win and only who can win. I heard that crap in 1976 when I was campaigning for Reagan. 'He can't win.' So Ford wins the primary and gets his ass kicked. I heard that crap in 1980 when the Bushies all came forward to try and fight off Ronald Reagan. 'He can't win.' And Reagan kicks Bush's ass an

Mitt Romney's man in New Hampshire, Fmr. Gov John Sununu rips Newt Gingrich in a personal attack on the Scott Hennen Show. Sununu says Gingrich has as "congenital problem." "His mind isn't so hot and his discipline and commitment are terrible," Sununu also said. Sununu says the "most important thing to Mr. Gingrich is Mr. Gingrich" and "t

Mitt Romney discusses the "Contract With America" (by Newt Gingrich) in a 1994 Massachusetts Senate debate:"In my view, it is not a good idea to go into a contract like what was organized by the Republican Party in Washington laying out a whole series of things which the party said, 'These are the things we're going to do.' I think that's

"The tea party was a lot about people unhappy with Republicans voting for bank bailouts. We thought they sold out our limited government views when they voted to send taxpayer money to big banks. Unfortunately, Newt Gingrich was right there with them being paid by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. It goes against everything that the tea party stands for,

“I’m very disappointed [in] Michele Bachmann,” Trump said onm "Imus in the Morning." “She’d come up to see me four times — four times, she’d call me, she’d ask me for advice. She said I should be her vice-presidential, you know, if she wins she’d like me to think about me for the vice presidency.” (via

Mitt Romney's campaign slams Newt Gingrich for criticizing Paul Ryan's budget plan on "Meet the Press" in May.

Rick Perry is out. Michele Bachmann takes a pass. Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum are the only candidates saying "yes" to the debate moderated by Donald Trump. MSNBC'S Martin Bashir and Ring of Fire's Mike Papantonio talk to Ed Schultz about the GOP's Donald Trump problem.

"I knew Wall Street was going to come after me with everything they had, there was no doubt they want want to make sure I don’t get to be the next Senator from the commonwealth of Massachusetts. But it seems like the strategy now is the kitchen sink strategy: throw everything we can at her and let’s see what happens," Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) sa

Bill O'Reilly discusses his encounter with an "Occupy" protester in Washington D.C.

Jonathan Alter and Rachel Maddow discuss Newt Gingrich's presidential campaign and his book tour.

Daily Show: At the Republican Jewish Coalition forum, Jews commemorate the miracle of incredibly religious Christian presidential candidates fighting over who loves Jews more. (06:00)

The "Special Report" panel discuss the Capitol Hill testimony of Attorney General Eric Holder and former MF Global CEO Jon Corzine.

Chris Matthews, Sam Stein and Dana Milbank discuss Gingrich's surge in the polls and what former colleagues are saying about his House leadership in the 1990s. They say that Gingrich is well regarded as someone who can lead the opposition, but not someone who should hold power.