"I'm very sorry about what happened," former President Bill Clinton, a surrogate for President Obama, said about his previous support of tax cuts across the board, even for the wealthy. Clinton's position at the time was at severe odds wi

"I don't know if he's going to win," fmr. Gov. Ed Rendell (D-PA) said on the Thursday evening broadcast of "John King USA" on CNN. "And I have this strange habit of trying to tell the truth when you ask me a question. I'm not sure he's going to win -- he should win." "He inherited the worse set of problems any president in my lifetime and he's d

"The concise way to summarize that is, 'it depends what is, is,'" FOX News contributor and syndicated columnist Charles Krauthammer said about former President Clinton apologizing for undermining President Obama's oppositi

"Those rates -- the problem with that and why I think they should be extended for the bottom 98% is that median income, after inflation, is lower than it was the day I left office," former President Bill Clinton said on CNN's "The Situation Room" on Thursday afternoon. "So those people who would be affected by that, many, many of them have had

"Well I don't think that is the entire Catholic Church," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said about the lawsuit brought against the Obama administration by numerous Catholic institutions in the U.S. "Those people have a right to sue, but I don't think they're speaking for the Catholic Church and they're are people in the Catholic Chu

ED SCHULTZ on his MSNBC show last night: "President Obama brought this up years ago on the campaign trail when he said 'folks in rural areas cling to their gun and their religion.' And he was criticized for it, example A, right there." (via

Obama campaign: The President's jobs plan would put teachers, firefighters, police officers, and construction workers back to work right now. And it's paid for by asking the wealthiest Americans to pay a little more, but Congress refuses to act. Tell Congress we can't wait

"If you look at everything that this president has done, his actions have all been in favor of big government, more regulations, anti-business and he basically does not believe in the capitalistic system that we have," Herman Cain said on "Hannity" on Wednesday night. "Everything he has done, so as a result, he is want even going to bend the lea

Carl M. Cannon, RCP's Washington editor and co-author of "Election 2012: A Time for Choosing," discusses the Obama/Romney battle on MSNBC's "NOW With Alex Wagner."

Former Gov. Ed Rendell (D-PA), and former chair of the DNC, touted Hillary Clinton's executive experience on CBS' "This Morning," something he noted Obama did not have during the 2008 election. "I think she would have come in with a lot more executive experience. I think the president was hurt by being a legislator only," Mr. Rendell told CBS N

Attorney General Eric Holder's feet were held to the fire today at a hearing on Capitol Hill focused on the botched "Fast and Furious" border gunrunning operation, a scandal which the Department of Justice is embroiled in. In this video clip, Holder claims that several important emails with the phrase "Fast and Furious" in them have nothing to d

Clip 1: Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker survives a recall election, and the news networks embrace custom as extensions of the winning and losing campaigns. (04:34) Clip 2: Samantha Bee reports that normally mild-mannered Wisconsinites, incensed by the failed effort to recall Governor Scott Walker, are showing symptoms of douche fever. (03:06

Chris Matthews, Howard Fineman and Joe Williams discuss the results of the Wisconsin recall election.

Ed Schultz and his panelists talk about the outcome of the Wisconsin recall election. Schultz contends that Wisconsin voters voted against their own economic interests.

The panel discusses national security leaks that have occurred in the media in recent weeks.

O'Reilly looks at Scott Walker's win in Wisconsin and what it means for America.

"And in tonight's episode of 'How Weird is Mitt Romney?' Mitt Romney has a thing for men in uniform. He has always wanted to be one," MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell said on the Wednesday night broadcast of his MSNBC show "The Last Word." "Nope, not a military uniform.," O'Donnell rhetorically said. "Mitt Romney's fetish is police uniforms," O'Don