MARK LEVIN: What the hell's happening? Now we've backed the Muslim Brotherhood? And then of course, our dear friend Michele Bachmann and Louie Gohmert and three other brave members of the House of Representatives asked questions about the Muslim Brotherhood's infiltration of our own government and they're treated like pariahs. Well, the Muslim Brot

PAT BUCHANAN: I think Chuck Hagel is a good man, he's a patriot. He's got an independent mind. I disagree with him on the surge. I supported it, but I tell you, I myself said that the Iraq war -- the invasion and the occupation of that country and killing thousands and thousands of people, to deprive it of weapons it did not even have, weapons of m

Media critic Bernard Goldberg on MSNBC airing an edited video that claimed to show a Sandy Hook father being heckled. Goldberg opines on deceptive editing by NBC News and what it means for the network and it's cable arm.

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: His problem isn't a paper trail; his problem is a demonstrated, incredibly remarkable lack of competence. Look, the two lines of attack on him up until today were one, ideological, the content of what he's been saying over the years is out of the mainstream way out there, to the left of Obama. As McCain pointed out, he's a guy

DANA BASH, CNN SENIOR CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENT: That's right. They actually took a break for an hour and during that break, senators were on the floor voting and as senators like to do, they were gossiping a lot on the Senate floor. I talked to many of them and what they were saying is that it was all the buzz on the floor, that they were ve

White House press secretary Jay Carney is grilled about President Obama's decision to not renew the White House Jobs Council. QUESTION: You keep talking about a two-year charter, but if he hasn’t met with it for a year-- CARNEY: I think I’ve answered your question. I appreciate the fact that you are more concerned with meeting than with p

Chuck Hagel, President Obama's nominee for secretary of defense, had some sharp exchanges with Senator John McCain over the Iraq conflict.

CHUCK HAGEL: Well, let’s start with a specific question on a vote, regarding designating the Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization. You recall, because you were there, there were 22 senators who voted against that. The effort against it — the main point made on the floor of the Senate came from Senator Jim Webb. And his point was we h

White House press secretary Jay Carney is grilled by the press corps about Secretary of Defense nominee Chuck Hagel's comment that the government of Iran is "legitimate." JESSICA YELLIN, CNN: In the hearing going on on Capitol Hill right now, Senator Hagel has been taking some tough questions. With regard to something he said, does t

SEN. MARCO RUBIO (R-FLORIDA): Well, let me begin by saying that Chuck Hagel’s service for our country – particularly in Vietnam is something that all of us admire. I don’t think you’ll find debate about that. But he’s being nominated for one of the most important Cabinet positions in the country. The secretary of defense. And I stated lon

SEN. HARRY REID (D-NEVADA): Mr. President, just a brief comment on my friend, the Republican Leader's, statement. He continues bad-mouthing the recovery. We are in a recovery. The moral of the fourth quarter is a repudiation of the Republican playbook. Growth went down in the fourth quarter because of reduced government spending, and a resonance of

TIME's Rick Stengel joins Morning Joe to discuss the rise of drones in the United States and their civilian use. Stengel argues that while their use in the U.S. now is very small, it is projected to grow in the future. STENGEL: The number of actual approvals for big civilian drones is actually quite small. They are expensive but of c

Political power couple, Mary Matalin and James Carville are proud residents of New Orleans. They talked to Charlie Rose and Norah O'Donnell about their role as co-chairs of the Super Bowl Host Committee, their departure from CNN, and Hillary Clinton's future.

Thursday on "CBS This Morning," Bob Woodward explained that there is a "like-mindedness between Obama and Hagel about where the military should go, when it should be used," and added that they share a "sense of scaling back at the same time there's a hawkish side to it, that you have to be ready to use the military.

RUSH: That means that the employment situation isn’t changing. That means wages aren’t changing positively. There’s no growth in people’s incomes. It’s just sad to watch this happening right in front of our eyes. The inflation rate is at least 2%, probably higher than that. So a casual calculation here, a 0.1% GDP contraction could mean t

Dennis Miller talks to FOX News' Bill O'Reilly about his interview with Retired General Colin Powell.

Daily Show: Republican opposition to illegal immigrant amnesty gives way to craven political calculation as senators from both political parties agree on a path to citizenship.

Rachel Maddow and Steve Kornacki talk about the upcoming Senate race in Massachusetts. They also discuss news about Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ).

Bret Baier, Charles Krauthammer, Stephen Hayes, and Nina Easton discuss Wednesday's hearing on gun control.

O'Reilly comments on the GDP report and other economic indicators.

Michael Smerconish and his panelists look at the immigration debate and whether or not legislation will pass.