"We know that Ann Romney has herself had some suffering in the form of Multiple Sclerosis (MS), she's also suffered with breast cancer. Do you think that he's intentionally using her to close the gender gap? Krystal [Ball] basically makes the point about which is basically that the President is so far ahead with women," MSNBC host Martin Bashir sai

"I don't know what Obama's going to do. Is he going to just keep going on silly late-night TV shows, which shockingly, has very few viewers, by the way. You know that Jimmy Fallon has like 175,000 viewers in the key demographic and only a few hundred thousand overall? There are four times more people watching the lowest-rated show on FOX News. Who

"I will note that I thought it was a little absurd to talk about what the President had done as a 10-year-old boy," Obama campaign adviser David Axelrod said on MSNBC today about stories of the president eating dog as a child. "What are we going to do, go back to kindergarten and before that and that's going to be part of this debate? It's silly

"We're headed in the right direction. Unemployment continues to drop and those people who are unemployed, they're not going to be voting for the party who wants to cut their benefits, cut access to food stamps, cut job training," Rep. Chaka Fattah (D-PA) said on MSNBC's Al Sharpton program. "The idea that Republicans are trying to help those wh

"This affidavit submitted by the prosecutor in the Florida case is a crime. It is a crime. If she in fact knew about ABC News’ pictures of the bloody head of Zimmerman and failed to include that in the affidavit, this affidavit is not the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth," Alan Dershowitz said on FOX News today.

Senator Tom Carper (D-DE) comes up with a plan to save the collapsing United States Postal Service: build wind farms off of the Atlantic Coast to power a new fleet of battery-operated postal delivery vehicles.

MSNBC’S CHRIS JANSING: Give me your assessment of what you think President Obama’s re-election chances are, and what do you think of Mitt Romney? PRESIDENT CARTER: Well, I've just said that I think President Obama will be re-elected and I believe that. I think of all the Republican candidates who are prominent – I think Romney

RNC: America's not laughing, Mr. President.

"Take a look at how divisive this president is, how he is trying to punish success. The Buffett Rule, for example. he said when he proposed the Buffett Rule it would stabilize our debt and deficit. Let's face it, it pays for 11 hours worth of government. It's all designed to divide Americans, to punish success. And, let's face it. When you attac

MARCO RUBIO: Putin might talk tough, but he knows he is weak. Everywhere he looks, he sees threats to his rule, real and imagined. And so he uses state-owned media to preach paranoia and anti-Western sentiments to Russians. He faces a rising China to the east and hostile Islamic forces to the South, but he tells his people the biggest threat the

This ad from the League of Conservation Voters and Priorities USA Action accuses Mitt Romney of being "in the tank for Big Oil." "He's the $200 million man, and Big Oil's fingerprints are all over him," the ad's narrator says. "Big Oil's pledged $200 million to help Mitt Romney, and Romney's pledged to protect their profits and billions in spec

“There are two factors that make the media liberal,” Morris said. “One is that the reporters are liberal, but the other fact is that the media tends to react to what it last did badly. So, for example, it was relatively mild toward Bush during the early years of his administration after 9/11. And then it overcompensated by bein

Rick Santorum stopped just short of giving Mitt Romney a full endorsement, instead saying he would "support the nominee whoever that nominee is." However, when confronted point blank by CNN's Piers Morgan, Santorum says he would endorse Romney. "All I said was the obvious, which is Mitt Romney's going to be the nominee and I'm going to support t

Obama on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon."

President Barack Obama jokes with host Jimmy Fallon on "Late Night" that the White House is a "rental."

The panel looks at the issue of immigration and its role in the 2012 campaign.

O'Reilly looks at recent controversial comments on Mitt Romney, Barack Obama and the 2012 campaign.

Lawrence O'Donnell and his panelists look at Romney's primary wins on Tuesday and his message in the general election. They also look at Santorum's political future and speaking slot at the Republican National Convention.

Ed Schultz and E.J. Dionne discuss President Obama's outreach to young voters.