Barack Obama's campaign: This film gives an inside look at some of the tough calls President Obama made to get our country back on track. Featuring interviews from President Bill Clinton, Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Elizabeth Warren, David Axelrod, Austan Goolsbee, and more. From Academy Award®-winning director Davis Guggenheim, narrated by Tom Hanks.

KRAUTHAMMER: That unprecedented picture of American soldiers leaving their weapons at the door when listening to a speech by their own Secretary of Defense. I mean, that is the equivalent of, the diplomatic equivalent of, helicopters on the roof of the embassy. It is a sign of how much our policy is in disarray and I think it comes from the top

CNN's Erin Burnett asks David Axelrod if the Obama Super PAC should return Bill Maher's $1 million donation. "Well, first of all let me say there has been a coarsening of our political culture. I don't think that language is appropriate no matter who uses it and I think whoever you are in politics, you ought to be willing to say so. I was disapp

MSNBC's Melissa Harris Perry on Al Sharpton's radio show: And I'll say this, I was in Trinity United Church of Christ on the Sunday after September 11th. I was at the time living in Chicago, I attended church the Sunday after September 11, 2001 and I will never forget that Rev. Wright on that day preached a sermon that was an anti-war sermon before

"I still maintain that the president is still spending a vast preponderance of his time on his official duties. As is everyone who works here," White House press secretary Jay Carney said at Wednesday's briefing when asked if Obama is officially in campaign mode. "There is a campaign of course and it is active doing the things that it does in p

Romney: "Obama has not pursued policies that have convinced the world that America is going to become energy secure, energy independent."

BIDEN: "The economic theories of Gingrich, Santorum, and Romney are bankrupt. If you give any one of these guys the key to the White House, they will bankrupt the middle class again."

"Obama represents the Flat Earth, Sierra Club Society," Newt said. Gingrich wanted someone to ask the president, "Why is Saudi drilling good and American drilling bad?" "This is utter intellectual nonsense," Newt taunted. (via

Jay Carney, White House: "It seems even talking about alternative energy sources is funny and I think calling them flat-earthers is appropriate." Mark Knoller, CBS News: "Isn't that a campaign message?" Carney: "No! It's a policy message. We believe we have to do this for the sake of America's economic future. It is simply not an option to sa

White House press secretary Jay Carney says it is untrue that President Obama will release oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserves. Reporter: On another subject, reports today that the President and PM Cameron discussed tapping Strategic Oil Reserves. What’s the status of the White House’s attempt to tap the SPR and are you having those ki

Ingraham: As a matter of self sacrifice for the betterment of conservatism—I’m just looking at my Facebook here because people are e-mailing in as I’m saying this. Newt could be the hero here, come out and join Santorum on the trail, and run this thing to Tampa, and be the hero people already think he is. Gingrich: My view on that is

President Obama ridicules the Republican party for not taking bio-fuels seriously: “If some of these folks were around when Columbus set sail, they must have been founding members of the flat earth society. They would not have believed that the world was round.”

"So do not tell me that we're not drilling. We're drilling all over this country. There are a few spots we're not drilling. We're not drilling in the national mall. We're not drilling at your house. "

From Obama's energy speech: There have always been folks like that. There always been folks who are the naysayers, that don’t believe in the future, that don’t believe in trying to do things differently. One of my predecessors, Rutherford B. Hayes, reportedly said about the telephone, “it’s a great invention, but who would ever want to u

"I think the president is quite comfortable being the underdog. I think he is happy to run this race as if he were behind the whole time," senior campaign adviser Robert Gibbs said on CBS this morning. "We're going to treat every state and every voter as genuinely important because, again, Charlie, we're preparing for a tough race," Gibbs told C

Co-anchor of the CBS network's morning show Charlie Rose talks about being a guest at last night's State Dinner for British Prime Minister David Cameron. "The First Lady said to say 'hello' to both of you when we went through the receiving line," Rose said to his co-hosts, Gayle King and Erica Hill. King is the best friend of media mogul Oprah W

Bill O'Reilly: More proof that the left-wing media is blatantly dishonest in this country. Before he died, Andrew Breitbart spoke to "The Hollywood Reporter." That was the last interview he ever did. Mr. Breitbart was upset because he believed the left-wing media was trying to destroy him. He pointed to Media Matters as the primary offender. Breitb

Robert Reich says Ronald Reagan benefited from "military Keynesism" to help the economy during his time in often.

Liz Cheney on President Obama's broken promise on Guantanamo Bay.

Ezra Klein reviews the latest results in the GOP primary and talks about how Romney is working toward the GOP nomination.

This ad from the Red White and Blue Fund, which is supporting Rick Santorum, blasts Mitt Romney. The ad charges that Romney "supported the Wall Street bailout, putting America trillions in debt" and "raised job-killing taxes and fees by $700 million, leaving Massachusetts over $1 billion in debt." The ad also calls the health care legislation th