Ed Schultz and Robert Reich look at the latest economic data.

This ad from the Romney campaign accuses Rick Santorum of supporting "billions in earmarks" as "America is drowning in national debt." It shows Santorum saying he's "proud of all the earmarks" he "put in bills." The ad then transitions to Romney discussing his plan for cutting the budget.

"I would just make the argument that my position is consistent," Rick Santorum said on "On the Record" on Thursday night. "My positions says that I'm not for the government getting involved in bailouts, period. And that, to me, is something that the folks in Detroit say, 'Well, look, he's a man of principle. Here's a man who believes in letting des

"Sen. Brown wants to roll back the clock," Democratic Massachusetts Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren said Thursday on MSNBC's "The Rachel Maddow Show." "He wants to go back to a time when a handful of men decided what kind of access to health care coverage women were going to get. He wants to roll back to a time when it's the employer who g

"When it comes to economic conservatism, I've got the record that [Rick Santorum] does not have, and I believe that when it comes to that economic conservatism, people are going to have a hard time finding someone more conservative than myself," Mitt Romney told FOX News' Sean Hannity on Thursday night.

Chris Matthews, Howard Fineman and Joe Klein talk about the GOP battle in Michigan.

This Web ad from Mitt Romney's campaign features news reports about the economic stimulus package President Obama signed into law on February 17, 2009, as well as reports and commentary about the struggling American economy and the increased national debt. "What did we get with all the spending?" text in the ad reads. "24 million Americans str

Col. Martha McSally, a Republican candidate for former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords' Arizona congressional seat and the first American woman to fly in combat, said on "Fox and Friends" on Friday that she'd like to kick Rick Santorum "in the Jimmy' after hearing his comments about women serving on the front lines of combat. "He's totally out of touch.

Bill O'Reilly says the media is not covering drug addiction.

The panel looks at the latest in peace talks in Afghanistan.