Adam Carolla shared his experiences growing up on welfare, which is also the topic of his new book “Not Taco Bell Material," on the Tuesday broadcast of FOX News' "O'Reilly Factor." Carolla recalls an instance when he was nine years old and said to his mother, “Why don’t you just get a job, then we could have a nice car and some furniture

"His problem is that he was equating his father with Ronald Reagan," Charles Krauthammer said about Jeb Bush criticizing the Republican party. "His father was a very good president. History will smile upon him but he was no Reagan. His father was a moderate Republican, a moderate conservative." "Reagan was a movement conservative, a leader of th

At a fundraiser on Tuesday, President Obama said the debt and deficit her inherited is "baked in" structurally. "If they start trying to give you a bunch of facts and figures suggesting that it's true, what they're not telling you is they baked all this stuff into the cake," Obama advised his supporters. "If they start trying to give you a bunch

Al Sharpton talks with former presidential candidate Newt Gingrich about the presidential race, the economy, Mitt Romney’s plans, thoughts on food stamps, and Attorney General Eric Holder.

"This, by the way, is not a great time for small business. These have been tough years for businesses of all kinds across America. The president, as you know, said last week that the private sector's doing fine," Mitt Romney said at a campaign event in Orlando, FL today. "He is so out of touch with what's happening across America to say somethin

Ben LaBolt, Press Secretary, Obama for America: Mitt Romney has been running for office on a false premise. He's told people that he was a job creator, but the pace of job creation slipped during his tenure in Massachusetts. When he entered office it was 36 our of 50 states, when he exited office it was 47th.

"Well, I trust him more than Barack Obama," Rick Santorum said on CNN's "John King, USA," when asked if he trusted Romney. "The last thing I'm going to do is advise the person who vanquished me, if you will," Santorum said about suggesting who should Romney pick as the VP nominee. "He did a pretty good job in winning the race and making decision

"When you look at President Obama's numbers, he's consistently somewhere between, you know, 44 and 47 percent, which historically is a danger zone for an incumbent president running for re-election," Romney campaign adviser Ed Gillespie said on "CBS This Morning." "Often, at the end of an election with an incumbent president, the undecideds tend

Obama campaign: "Eighteen billion dollars in debt. More debt per person than any other state in the country."

Sen. Harry Reid (D-Nevada) concurs with former Governor Jeb Bush's impression of the modern-day Republican party. The GOP, explains Senator Reid, "has no place for moderates anymore." Instead, it "belongs to the direction of the Tea Party."

SEN. JOHN CORNYN (R-TX): "You've iolated the public trust in my view by failing to perform the duties of your office. So, Mr. Attorney General it is with more sorrow than with regret and anger that I would say you leave me with no alternative but to join those who call on you to resign your office."

Joe Scarborough to Jeb Bush opponents: "You know, you can go online and act like a jackass and say what you want to say and now everybody is calling Jeb Bush a RINO (Republican in name only). Just shut the hell up. You can stay in your mother’s basement, you can eat your Cheetos, you can type on your dingy laptop. That’s all you got, but you ar

O'Reilly looks at recent national security leaks.

Karl Rove and Joe Trippi look at the electoral map.

Michael Smerconish, David Corn and Howard Fineman discuss recent gaffes on the campaign trail.

Ezra Klein argues that more government spending would help the economy.

"When the New York Times is printing classified intelligence under a Republican administration it's to make the Republican administration look bad. When they are doing it under a Democrat administration, they’re doing it to make the Democrat look good," Ann Coulter said on the Monday broadcast of FOX News' "Hannity."