On the heels of MSNBC dismissing conservative commentator and author Patrick J. Buchanan, Chris Matthews, the network's staunchest Obama supporter, called for news programs to stop inviting Rev. Franklin Graham on television to talk politics. "I think we shou

President Obama sings with Blues legend B.B. King at an event called "Red, White and Blues" at the White House.

"They will attack any conservative who boldly proclaims their faith and talks about there is good in the world and there's evil in the world and that's what Rick Santorum was talking about. And this was a speech that he gave back in 2008 where he named evil as Satan. And for these lame-stream media characters to get all wee-weed up about that, firs

"In my case and in Santorum's case a lot of the negativity comes directly from the Romney campaign. I mean, I had $20 million of negative ads in Florida, $5 million in Iowa. Santorum is now getting that treatment in Michigan. The Romney campaign wants to shrink everybody else as opposed to growing Romney. I believe positive campaigning works," Newt

"He should just write a check and shut up. Really. And just contribute. I'm tired of hearing about it. If he wants to give the government more money, he's got the ability to write a check. Go ahead and write it," Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) said to CNN's Piers Morgan.

White House press secretary Jay Carney first says Republicans "forced" President Obama to deny the permit for the Keystone XL pipeline. Later in his press briefing, Carney says Obama didn't turn down the pipeline. "In terms of Keystone, as you all know, the history here is pretty clear. And the fact is because Republicans decided to play politic

MSNBC's expert on abortion Krystal Ball: "So, Virginia is my home state and I actually ran for Congress there in 2010. So this hits very close to home for me also being a woman. What they are saying in Virginia is not only do women have to undergo an ultrasound, they have to undergo a trans-vaginal ultrasound. Mandatory state probing, okay. That's

Daily Caller reports: Media Matters for America founder David Brock refused to answer a question Tuesday morning regarding his group’s relationship with the Obama White House. Video of the exchange was posted

“Right now, things are starting to perk up a little bit,” he said. “Who knows? This is the — no Republican can beat Obama. Events can beat Obama. He’s not going to get beat by a Republican. Now events could come in and cause him to lose the election. But that’s it right now. That was not the case three months ago.” Carville also su

ANDREA MITCHELL (via Newsbusters): Well, I was struck by a couple of things. First of all, the nostalgia of seeing the '92 campaign, and the way, as Dee Dee Myers put it in your film that he viewed, Bill Clinton

GOP candidate Rick Santorum's recent comments on President Obama's "theology" continue to generate conversation, and the Rev. Franklin Graham joins Morning Joe to discuss if the president is or is not a Christian, Christianity in the Middle East, government overreach with religious institutions, and why he thinks Santorum is a Christian. (Morning J

Jeff Poor at The Daily Caller reports: One interpretation being trotted out by MSNBC host Rachel Maddow is that vaginal probing would be a requirement for having the procedure in Virginia, should the state’s governor Bob McDonnell sig

Charlie Rose: So you're not saying the nation has to be white and Christian which some of your critics believe you are saying? Patrick J. Buchanan: The critics should read the book instead of trying to blacklist and censor the book, Charlie. No. Any individual can be a good American. When I was a young man in 1960, because of the melting pot we

"We've got to have a return to some homespun American values of fair play, shared responsibility. That's who we are as a people," President Obama said during a press event on the payroll tax cut extension. "You know, when times are tough, Americans don't give up. They push ahead. They do whatever it takes to make their lives better, their commun

Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ): "Governor Romney is a reserved kind of guy. And I think people need to get him...to know him more. I have told him that I think it benefits him to get out there more and let people see the family side of him, see him as a father, as a husband, as a grandfather." (Piers Morgan/CNN)

Newt Gingrich held a series of events in Georgia ahead of Super Tuesday, expecting to win big in his home state. With 76 delegates at stake, Georgia is one of the biggest prizes for the Republican primary contenders.

Ron Paul ad questions Rick Santorum's conservatism.

Daily Show: Congress convenes an all-male contraception panel in an effort to find balance between religious liberty and the realities of the secular world. (06:42)

Sarah Palin celebrates the holiday with a message of her own.

Rachel Maddow reviews the confusing Maine caucus process and looks at the results after Republicans in Washington County voted.

Chris Matthews and his panelists discuss gas prices in America. Author David Yergin says that fear of conflict with Iran is putting upward pressure on the price.

O'Reilly looks at rising gasoline prices.

The panel gives their take on the latest events in Iran and Syria.