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President Obama talks about his bracket and his daughters playing basketball with CBS' Clark "Special K" Kellogg, a former forward for Ohio State and the Indiana Pacers. "A couple of things. Number one, how pleased I am to see women's and girl's sports develop since you and I were kids," Obama said about the advancement of women in sports. "N

“I think if President Obama came out as gay, he wouldn't lose the black vote," a cheerful Van Jones told MSNBC this afternoon. "President Obama is not going to lose the black vote no matter what he does," he added.

Ann Coulter tells FOX News that Sen. Rubio “should keep doing what he’s doing and maybe run for president himself in a few years, at least eight because Romney’s going to win, and I don’t think Romney needs Rubio to win Florida.” "Also when you run as a Republican for president or vice president, the non-Fox media is going to go after

Rep. James Clyburn (D-SC) says President Obama should run against the Supreme Court if Obamacare gets overturned. "I think the president ought to take a look at what [has happened] in years before. We've seen presidents run against Congress and we've seen presidents run against the Supreme Court. Franklin Roosevelt did it to the Supreme Court, T

RUSH LIMBAUGH: What is happening under Barack Obama is a willful destruction. Barack Obama really believes, he's not just saying, he really believes and he is campaigning on the premise that the United States is a failure, as founded. And the last three-plus years we have been involved in a purposeful, willful transformation of this country from

"There is a lot of unfinished business. You deserve a rest after this term is over. Everyone knows that and a lot of thanks. But there will come a time and there is a growing expectation that you will run for president and complete the goals that you have for men and women," NBC's Andrea Mitchell gushed to Hillary Clinton during an interview that a

President Obama preemptively slammed the Supreme Court as a bunch of "unelected group of people" who will have turned to "judicial activism or a lack of judicial restraint" if they decide to strike down his signature legislative achievement, the healthcare reform act. Obama was speaking at a trilateral event with the Prime Minister of Canada and

Mr. Lemon added, “That was the nice one. He didn’t call me the n-word.”

“I will say this about Sharpton — he has not used the rhetoric that some of the others in the [Congressional] Black Caucus in Washington, D.C. and Rev. [Jesse] Jackson and others have used,” Buchanan said. “They have talked about murdered and martyred. They have talked about this boy was shot down or hunted down like a dog, shot in the stre

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says the response from the public to Rush Limbaugh's comments about Sandra Fluke was "very encouraging," especially the reaction from advertisers. "I thought the response was very encouraging. The response from the public, the response, in particular, from women cutting across all kinds of categories, the respo

ABC News: New version of surveillance video may support neighborhood-watch shooter's story.

"He's been under some venomous attack. I mean, the captain of the ship is an African-American who has taken us out of an economic crisis on an upward swing, but there are those who are willing to sink the ship just to destroy the captain," Jesse Jackson told MSNBC today.

In a news conference in the Rose Garden on Monday, President Obama dismissed claims from Republican presidential candidates that he doesn't believe in "American exceptionalism." The president said "I will cut folks some slack for now," because the Republican candidates are in the thick of the nomination process.

GOP: While on California radio station 790 KABC: DNC Chair Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz gets questioned on Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa's failed record as Mayor of LA. (April 2, 2012)

Matt Lauer, "Today" co-host: "Well, we did read a tweet you sent out that said, 'Going to go rogue and infiltrate some turf.' What exactly does that mean?" Sarah Palin: "What do you think it means?" Lauer: "What are you doing to prepare? Are you reading some newspapers?" Palin: "Oh! Great. That's a fine 'how do you do?' That's a great star

“Jason [Lewis], I have one final comment,” Specter said. “I gave you 10 minutes. You’ve been over every subject except for my book. I’ve listened to two rounds of your commercials. I think it’s insulting. I’ve been in a lot of interviews in the course of the past 30 years and you are absolutely insulting!” Specter continued, �

Hollywood Reporter: Critics say the "Today" show attempted to incite racial anger when it cut crucial seconds from audio of a phone call placed by George Zimmerman just before he killed the teenager.

An awkward moment at a Mitt Romney event in Green Bay Wisconsin today. The first question in the crowd came from a man who wanted to quote the Book of Mormon.

Ann Romney on Mitt being called "stiff" on the campaign trail: "I guess we better unzip him and let the real Mitt Romney out because he is not. You know, it is so funny to me that that is the perception out there. Because he is funny, he is engaging, he is witty,” Romney said. “He is always playing jokes. When I met him as a teenager, he was

(from the Sunday, April, 1, 2012 broadcast on AMC)

"I know what happens when you go through this decompression, after years of relentless, high-pressure activity. And I just think she needs to rest up, do some things she cares about. And whatever she decides to do, I’ll support," former President Bill Clinton told MSNBC.

"It was an unusually politicized discussion, I thought," former President Bill Clinton said about the Supreme Court's oral arguments last week. "First of all, I believe President Obama will be reelected because people will perceive that the economy is getting better and we are generally going in the right direction. Keep in mind the 2010 elector

This TV ad from Priorities USA Action tries to tie Mitt Romney to high gas prices and big oil companies.Full transcript:"Who's behind this ad smearing President Obama? Big oil. That's who. The money they make from high gas prices is going right into Mitt Romney's campaign. Big oil executives have pledged $200 million to help him. A

Ann Coulter: "I think it is hurting Romney and hurting our chances to take out Obama by furthering this narrative."

Marc Faber, "Gloom, Boom & Doom" editor, anticipates the world will face "massive wealth destruction" caused by inflation or social unrest. "Well to-do people will lose up to 50% of their total wealth," he adds. "Somewhere down the line we will have a massive wealth destruction that usually happens either through very high inflation or through s