Ann Coulter talks with Sean Hannity on his FOX News program about Bill Maher and how he verbally treats women. Sean Hannity: I don't think it's ever funny to use the c-word to talk about a woman. I just don't think that's funny. Maybe that's my taste. But, I don't want Bill Maher off the air. I'm not trying to silence him. I'm not attacking HBO,

"The price of oil was set on the global economy. People who have looked at this closely and hard know that is the case. So what the President is doing is being truthful to the people. The political opponents are not. But the President's point of view is we need to keep on a sustained program that we have been pursuing with an all of the above energ

Rick Santorum, Newt Gingrich attack Mitt Romney by using a children's toy.

President Obama spoke about renewable energy at a solar panel facility in Boulder City, Nevada, the first stop in a two-day, four state tour. Obama will use the time to explain his energy agenda. "If some politicians had their way, there won't be any more public investments in solar energy. There won't be as many new jobs or new businesses. Some

ROMNEY: The history of the world has shown that economic freedom is the only force that has consistently lifted people out of poverty. It's the only principle that has ever been able to sustain prosperity. But over the last three years, this administration has been engaged in an all-out assault on our freedom. RUSH: The crowd ate it up. We h

"If this were the last debt ceiling increase you could ask for, the final one, and you had to make it large enough for all current and future obligations, what would the request need to be?" Congressman Trey Gowdy (R-SC) asked Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner at a Capitol Hill hearing on Wednesday. "I don’t know how to answer that question," Ge

On FOX News last night, senior Obama advisor David Axelrod was unable to explain why Senate Democrats have refused to produce a budget resolution for what is now 1,057 days. He initially tried to suggest that "dynamics in the Senate" were to blame, but as anchor Bret Baier pointed out, budgets are privileged documents that only require a simple maj

Romney advisor Eric Fehrnstrom talks about the Romney campaign's general election strategy: "Well, I think you hit a reset button for the fall campaign. Everything changes. It's almost like an Etch A Sketch. You can kind of shake it up and restart all over again." The Santorum and Obama campaigns criticized the remark, saying that it shows that

Haley Barbour: "This has been a messy process. Sometimes I know people want to pull their hair out. It hasn’t been particularly productive because any minute we’re not talking about Obama’s policies and the failed results of those policies we’re not talking about our best argument. Much of the primary process hasn’t been focused on Obamaâ

"You know there’s and old Irish saying," Biden said. "There’s all kinds of old Irish sayings. (Laughter.) At least my Grandfather Finnegan, I think he made them up, but it says, may the hinges of our friendship never go rusty. Well, with these two folks that you’re about to meet, if you haven’t already, there’s no doubt about them stayin

Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-IL): "It's easier to understand when you hear the front-runner for the Republican nomination for president promoting a national immigration policy that makes all Latinos look like suspects and all immigrants look like criminals."

Ann Romney discusses her and her husband's marriage as they celebrate their 43rd wedding anniversary.

"The Mark Levin Show," March 20, 2012.

The panel looks at Rep. Paul Ryan's budget proposal.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell: “The health care law will strip billions out of Medicare and increase the Medicaid rolls in states by nearly 25 million, costing already cash-strapped states an additional $118 billion dollars and almost certainly lowering the quality of care for millions of Americans who depend on this vital program." â

Ed Schultz, Eugene Robinson and Steve Schmidt discuss the Ryan budget proposal. Robinsin says the budget is a tough sell and that GOP presidential candidates won't fully embrace the proposal.

"His budget refuses to imposes any new taxes on the wealthiest people in America. In fact, it cuts their taxes even more," Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin said in an interview with "CBS This Morning." "And to achieve it, it makes dramatic cuts in Medicare, in Medicaid and in programs that people count on for the basic safety net in America. It is not

O'Reilly says the GOP race has spent a lot of time on items that don't matter. O'Reilly also argues that Mitt Romney has drawn a sharp contrast between himself and Obama on entitlements.

Chuck Todd breaks down the numbers behind Mitt Romney's win in the Illinois primary.