Piers Morgan confronts Milwaukee County, Wisconsin sheriff David Clarke Jr., who put out a commercial telling citizens "simply calling 911 and waiting is no longer your best option." Sheriff Clarke argues with

Retired Gen. Colin Powell talks to Bill O'Reilly about President Obama, immigration, the economy and how to convince minorities to vote Republican. "You have to understand the impact this has on minorities throughout our country; and if you want to appeal to these people, if you want to bring them to the Republican Party and give them a reason t

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: The president's logic today, when he went soft in his speech, he didn't challenge the Senate bill by saying I will insist on this softer enforcement thing. The logic is if things are going your way, don't get in way. And he was asked by senior Hispanics in the Congress not to polarize the issue, because once he gets into it, he

RUSH LIMBAUGH: Anyway, I know your time is limited and I want to get straight to the immigration issue. The first question I have for you is, why are we doing this? It seems like Washington has a pattern, and that is, when the Democrats want to do something, the media gets behind it, the Democrats get behind it, and it becomes something that has t

In an interview with NBC's Andrea Mitchell, outgoing U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says her recent health scare would not “factor in at all” in her decision process on a possible presidential run in 2016. ANDREA MITCHELL: How much will health, your own personal health -- we know that you had at least two clots -- how do

GREG GUTFELD: So with the high cost of caring for the sick now shouldered by us all -- thank you, Obamacare -- experts say society must now wrestle with whether to let the sick live or die. A recent AP story interviews bioethicists about how to treat fat people. 'Your freedom is likely to be someone else's harm,' said one expert. I wonder if he wou

MSNBC contributor Goldie Taylor explains how welfare can help families, only if the parents are involved, and how some forms of welfare have destroyed the black family unit. "You know, I can talk all day about whether or not Republican policies are going to be the right fit for fixing poverty in this country," Taylor said on MSNBC's "Martin Bash

PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: Now, last week, I had the honor of being sworn in for a second term as President of the United States. And during my inaugural address, I talked about how making progress on the defining challenges of our time doesn’t require us to settle every debate or ignore every difference that we may have, but it does require us to f

MARK LEVIN: Is Obama destroying the Republican Party? No, the Republican establishment is destroying the Republican Party. The only reason they’re in the majority in the House is because of conservatives — conservatives across the country, the grassroots. They lost the Senate. They like to point to two races, one in Missouri and one in Indiana.

FMR. GOV. ED RENDELL (D-PA): Well, I think the signal is that President Obama has an incredible level of appreciation for the way that she conducted her business and the way they came together as individuals. Not just as partners, but as individuals. I think down the road if Hillary decides to run, President Obama will be the sort of peacemaker who

KAREN FINNEY, MSNBC CONTRIBUTOR: But, as in '05, '06, the death knell for Republicans is the tone of this conversation. We had evangelical Latinos wanting to meet with Howard Dean at the DNC. I'm just saying, that's a shift right? We saw in droves, you know, the Latino community moving over to the Democratic Party, largely because of the tone.

Senator Lindsay Graham (R-S.C.) reflects on Secretary Clinton's testimony regarding the September 11 Benghazi consulate attack and demands that Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta must testify. Van Susteren: Senator Hagel has been nominated by the president to be the new secretary of defense. How are you going to vote on that one? Graham: It w

HILLARY CLINTON: I think we have to go back to my beginning in January of 2009 to remember how poorly perceived the United States was, how badly damaged our reputation was, how our leadership was in question, how the economic crises had really shaken peoples confidence in our government, our economic system, our country. Part of my job in the very

PIERS MORGAN: Let me ask you at the top, why do you think he keeps coming to you? Because there’s two schools of thought. One, is that you're the most brilliant, penetrating interviewer on American television. And t

"I am not going to keep cutting the discretionary budget, which by the way is not out of control, despite what you hear on Fox News. It's mandatory spending that is rising rapidly because the greatest generation that gave us the greatest nation the world has ever heard is dying and they need hospice care, they need Social Security and they need hos

Conservative talk radio show host Dana Loesch debates the Second Amendment, and gun issues in general, with "New York Times" columnist Charles Blow and Piers Morgan.

MSNBC's Toure says abortion "saved" his life because a former girlfriend, who he didn't want to have a future with, decided to have one. TOURE: This week brought us the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade and made me reflect on a moment from 15 years when I was in a committed relationship with a woman who I knew was just not the one. Sh

BILL O'REILLY: Okay, we have to stop being the stupid party, and you say? KARL ROVE: I think he is right. He was talking about Todd Akin of Missouri and Richard Mourdock of Indiana and their terrible comments on abortion. I think he is

CHRIS MATTHEWS: People that believe in border protection, who believe you can stop somebody from coming into this country by higher towers, or more drones, or more people working there, I think are right-wingers or idiots. If you want to work and you're looking for a job, you're going to come to America, Congresswoman. You're going to come in here

Daily Show: Outgoing Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta announces that women will be allowed to serve in front-line combat, but objections are raised.

"Can I just leave us with the fundamental point here in my mind, which is that we are, in effect, stealing from our children," Steve Rattner said on Tuesday's broadcast of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" after a discussion about debt and the rising cost of healthcare in an aging society "We are basically taking out of the system, everyone who is close to

CNN'S ERIN BURNETT, HOST OF "OUTFRONT": All right, Roland, there is some skepticism among conservatives and non-conservatives about the president's frequency of skeet shooting. Mark Miller from CBS News. You know, he's the sort of unofficial historian of the press corps. ROLAND MARTIN, CNN CONTRIBUTOR: Right. BURNETT: He says -- he tell us

On NBC's "Today" show this morning, former Vice President Al Gore rationalized his sale of Current TV to Al Jazeera, saying their coverage of climate has been "far more extensive and of high quality" compared to other networks. "I certainly understand that criticism. I disagree with it, because I think Al Jazeera has obviously long established i

O'Reilly criticizes Steve Kroft, the national media and the American public for not being seriously interested in the consulate attack in Benghazi, Libya. He criticizes Kroft and the national media for not asking questions about the incident.

Rachel Maddow and E.J. Dionne talk about the debate over immigration and how the House and Senate will deal with the issue.

Chris Matthews, Cynthia Tucker and Eugene Robinson talk about how the GOP is dealing with President Obama and how it is positioning itself for future debates.

Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) explains the immigration reform plan being considered in the Senate.