"I think it would be completely legitimate but I think Romney is wise not to do it," syndicated columnist and FOX News contributor Charles Krauthammer said tonight. "Look, I think there is an appalling double standard here. Its ok for The Washington Post to run a 5,000-word front page story on a prank that Romney, at the age of 15, committed

Ed Schultz, MSNBC: His (Scott Brown's) campaign right now, seems to be focusing on one issue, claims about your heritage. Your response to that? Elizabeth Warren, U.S. Senate candidate: Right. You know, I think it's clear that Scott Brown and the Republican Party would rather talk about anything other than real issues that are going on in this c

CHRIS MATTHEWS: That was his tribute to Black History Month? Whacking at the guy for his minister. Whacking at him for his philosophy and his religion? What, he was allowed to do it in February? And now he's declaring this, 'oh, we don't attack each others religions' in May. Why do you so loosely let him skip away from the standard he set? Trash th

Sean Hannity, on his radio program today: "I just disagree with Governor Romney on it and let me just make a couple of points here. Nobody has to tie Obama to 'somebody who is like family to me,' Jeremiah Wright because Obama has already done that himself in his own voice quoting rights incendiary statements. Writing books from his sermon. The Auda

MSNBC’s Martin Bashir interviews Koch Industries general counsel Mark Holden.

U.S. Treasury Secretary speaks with the PBS NewsHour's Jeffrey Brown Thursday at Marlin Steel Wire Products, a factory in Baltimore. Transcript below. JEFFREY BROWN, PBS NewsHour: Here we are again this week where the debt limit question has bubbled up. Do you see -- TIMOTHY GEITHNER: Can you believe it? JEFFREY BROWN: Can you believe it?

Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) addressed Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner’s recent comments that there is no crisis, saying, “I think for the Secretary of the Treasury to say that there is no crisis when this government will again this year spend over a trillion dollars more than it takes in, I think that right there is the crisis.” RELAT

“I would say he’s a smart man. I mean, he’s not in the same league of presidential genius as Nixon, for example, but he’s smarter than the average bear, as they say," Ben Stein said on FOX News' "O'Reilly Factor" last night.

VP Joe Biden: "In the president's sense of a distressed company, he says everybody is in on the deal. GM and Chrysler had to make some tough decisions. They shed some dealerships, they closed plants -- two in my own state. Auto workers lost their jobs, a heck of a lot of them. Bond holders, bond holders -- the so-called big guys -- they lost money,

RUSH: It's working! It's working! We're coming back! We're coming back! Jobs are starting to come back. This is off the rails. Oh, by the way, news flash just breaking on the Bloomberg wire. Hewlett-Packard considering cutting as many as 25,000 jobs, 8% of its workforce. The day after Joe Biden says things are really starting to come back, s

"I have never seen a movement in America to crush a musical genre in a way that this almost organized anti-disco movement rose up and people wearing death to disco t-shirts and really what Donna Summer and others were doing," cultural critic Toure said about the death of Donna Summer on MSNBC today. "And it was almost like, you know, 'get back i

Mitt Romney holds a press conference to respond to a report that a Republican group planned to run ads against Obama linking him to Jeremiah Wright. "I read the article on the aircraft. As I read the article, I want to make it ver

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Morning Joe panel discussion on how the White House is not engaged with the Congress after Obama's budget failed 99-0 in the Senate (May 17, 2012).

"Karl Rove's group Crossroads is spending $25 million from secret donors to tear down the president in a new ad. Time to tear this thing apart," Obama deputy campaign manager Stephanie Cutter said in a new web video. "So another special interest attack ad, another set of outright distortions and another time when I need to ask you to do what you

Chris Matthews and his panelists discuss the John Edwards case.

The panel discusses alternative energy.

Miller gives some advertising advice to the Romney campaign.

Ed Schultz and Howard Fineman discuss the latest from Capitol Hill.

"Here you have the President attending a fundraiser ah of the president of Blackstone group, not just a member, but (a) the president who presumably made money off of the same deals and (and) (and) I just didn't understand the difference between good private equity firms (acceptable ones) and bad ones," ABC's Jake Tapper said on Laura Ingraham's ra