From the June 25, 2012 broadcast of the nationally syndicated Mark Levin program: "Obama and Holder are setting up a hotline for illegal aliens to report on state and local law enforcement. All they have to do is make a complaint and these men and women will be under investigation. "Let me repeat, Obama and Holder are setting up a hotline so ill

"It is astonishing," syndicated columnist Charles Krauthammer said about Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano's decision to not help Arizona officials enforce immigration law. "It appears to be entirely punitive, number one. And secondly, I think it makes the case that Scalia, and Alito, and Thomas made that this administration's intent

"Does anyone wonder, like I do, what this Supreme Court, the one personified by Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas, would have done in the landmarked decisions in the post-World War II era?" MSNBC's Chris Matthews asked on Monday's broadcast of "Hardball." "I wonder if this Court would have backed desegregation in the Brown case. I doubt this pa

"There are too many people out there who are struggling, too many folks out of work, too many homes that are still under water. Of course, we need to do better, the debate is not whether, it is how. How do we grow the economy faster? How do we create we create more jobs? How do we pay down our debt? How do we reclaim that central American promise t

“The rule obvious, that you can’t coordinate with the candidate if you’re a super PAC, is not honored and breached — it’s just kind of silly because all the people who are in the super PACs and supporting the super PACs are political sophisticates. They know what the campaign needs, wants. They don’t need to communicate by email or tele

AZ Sheriff Joe Arpaio on FOX News today: "I'm not stopping anything. I'm going to continue to enforce those state laws regardless of what the federal government is trying to put pressure on me to satisfy all these activists, which by the way are in front of my building right now." "Three and half years they've been in front of my building. So, I

"You know, it's fashionable right now for people to be cynical. We go in cycles like this and right now a lot of people are saying "Oh, America is doing terribly" and "What are we going to do?" Let me tell you something. There is no problem out there, no challenge we face that we do not have the capacity to solve. We are Americans and we are toughe

RUSH: So, once again we see which side Obama comes down on in the question of whether this is a country of the rule of law or the rule of man. With Obama, it’s not the rule of law. He is implementing law that the Congress defeated, as in the legalization of the amnesty for 800,000 young illegals. Congress defeated that, the DREAM Act. He said, to

“Well, politically I want to talk about this in terms of Mitt Romney,” NBC's Chuck Todd said. “Politically, this is probably the worst of all outcomes if you’re Mitt Romney, because you’ve talked about there’s some parts of the Arizona law that you thought were a model.”

“I actually think whatever the court rules, it’s bad for the president,” TIME's Mark Halperin told MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough. “And that’s not my opinion, that’s based on reporting including with a lot of Democrats.”

Judge Andrew Napolitano: “The heart and soul of the Arizona statute has been struck down by the Supreme Court, consistent with previous Supreme Court opinions that basically say ‘For better, for worse, whether you like it or not, immigration is a federal issue to be administered by the United States of America by the federal government and not

“I didn’t think I was going to get any boos out of here,” he said. “I should not have brought up baseball, I understand, my mistake, you got to know your crowd.” (h/t WBZ-TV Boston)

Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer, a Republican, said that the state was "vindicated" in the Supreme Court's decision released Monday. The Court struck down three provisions of the immigration law, but kept in place the provision allowing police officers to enforce immigration laws.

Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio said the Supreme Court upheld the "good parts" of Arizona's Immigration Law in their ruling early Monday.

CBS News: The Supreme Court struck down three provisions of Arizona's immigration law while upholding one other provision. To understand this better, Scott Pelley spoke with NYU law professor Richard Pildes on what the court's decision means for law enforcement.

Current TV: Eric Boehlert of Media Matters for America talks with Stephanie about the lack of respect the mainstream media shows for the president's office. Boehlert says that "the right wing blogosphere" was not around in the Clinton era, but now it has this platform. He also speaks about The New York Times using "casual, flippant terms" about the

Andrea Mitchell on Fast & Furious: "Well, what you've heard from the Chairman here, from Chairman Issa (R-Cali.) is that Nixon did some things that were good and bad in the analogy and by invoking executive privilege the White House has now bought into the now symbolic confrontation -- this Constitutional confrontation -- that the White House did n