WOLF BLITZER: They were accusing her basically of faking sickness in order to avoid having to testify before Congress on the Benghazi killings of the U.S ambassador and three other Americans. When you heard all of those commentaries, what went through your mind? JAMES CARVILLE: What kind of human being is going to think like that with everything

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: Sometimes the hypocrisy of the Democrats would leave Diogenes stunned. The Democrats spent two years savaging President Bush over his treatment of Katrina. And all of a sudden, it's a paragon of how to deal with disasters and this idea that somehow the person to blame for the suffering of people today -- months after Sandy, who

WXIX-TV Cincinnati reporter Ben Swann takes a look at what he called the "politically incorrect" truth about the Second Amendment. In his "Reality Check" segment for the local FOX affiliate, Swann explains the true intention behind the Second Amendment. "This is where American history becomes very politically incorrect because the Second Amendme

Greg Gutfeld, Remi Spencer, Mike Baker, Gavin McInnes and Bill Schulz discuss. (via Johnny Dollar)

On Fox in Boston Sen. Elizabeth Warren has trouble defining what middle class is in an interview with FOX 25 Boston. Warren debated the definition of the middle class with the interviewer, and in the end, would not definitively define the middle class by income level.

NEWT GINGRICH: "They've got to find, in the House, a totally new strategy. For example, everybody's now talking about okay now comes the debt ceiling. I think that's, frankly, now a dead loser because in the end, you know what's going to happen. The whole national financial system is going to come into Washington, by television, and say, 'Oh my God

Rick Santelli strongly objects when CNBC's Kelly Evans quotes a strategist calling the Republicans "lunatics" for threatening to push the U.S. into a "technical default" by failing to raise the U.S. debt ceiling.

Joe Scarborough and the "Morning Joe" panel, including Andrea Mitchell, discuss why President Obama has a hard time talking with Republicans as well as members of his own party. Scarborough: I don't think he's unwilling to negotiate, but Andrea -- Bob Woodward's coming in later on. I thought Bob Woodward painted a devastating portrait of the Whi

Discussing his vote on the fiscal cliff in an appearance on MSNBC's "The Daily Rundown" with Chuck Todd, Senator Bob Corker (R-TN) continued to push the Obama administration for specifics on entitlement reform. "This is all about one thing," Corker said." "And that is us having the courage to lay our cards out on the table, in public, and save

Recently retired Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.) tells Joe Scarborough he has expressed his interest in being appointed to Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.)'s seat when he vacates it. Frank, who served over 30 years in the House, says he would only hold the seat temporarily and would not run in the special election for the remainder of the term. Frank: A mo

"If Republicans want to do cuts, we should do cuts. But we’re not going to hurt Americans, working, middle class and poor to do it. We’re going to take away from this corporate welfare," Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) told Current TV's Cenk Uygur. "Let's start with Medicare Part D and say, 'If you want to save money, you want to cut the defici

The panel discusses how the Obama Administration is handling terrorism suspects.

Michael Smerconish, Jared Bernstein and Bob Shrum discuss the debate over the debt ceiling.

O'Reilly criticizes Al Gore for selling Current TV to Al-Jazeera.

Ed Schultz discusses the coming fight over raising the government's spending limit.