CHRIS MATTHEWS: "Well, tonight, we dig into the deep well of resentment burning in John McCain’s patriotic heart — a resentment not against the North Vietnamese who imprisoned and tortured him all those years, not against George W. Bush and his political henchmen who tried to stain McCain’s reputation back in 2000 — but against a guy who fo

Jay Carney refuses to deny the claim from Sen. John Kerry that he was offered the position of Secretary of State before Susan Rice withdrew her name. JONATHAN KARL, ABC NEWS: John Kerry is quoted in the Boston Globe saying that the President offered him the job of Secretary of State a full week before Susan Rice pulled out. Is that timeline acc

The Obama administration proposed revised rules regarding religious organizations and contraception coverage under President Barack Obama’s health care law. Women’s rights advocate Sandra Fluke shares her reaction

"You knew these were the questions they were going to get. And he did not seem able to really answer them. I think his nomination may be in trouble," CBS News' Bob Schieffer said on the Friday broadcast of the network's morning show.

Senator Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) discusses the Senate voting against his amendment to ban giving Egypt F-16 fighter jets and tanks on FOX News. "This amendment would have stopped the transfer of F-16s and Abrams tanks to Egypt," Sen. Paul explained. "You've seen those pictures of tens if not hundreds of thousands of people rioting in the street. D

O'Reilly discusses the ongoing scandal surrounding Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ).

Ed Schultz and Jonathan Alter talk about how Democrats win control of the House of Representatives in 2014.

MSNBC: Mitt Romney's remarks on the "47 Percent" sunk his campaign, but the GOP is still using the same rhetoric. Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli writes in his forthcoming book about a "culture of dependency," and attacks the politicians who he believes enable it. Ed Schultz talks with MSNBC.com’s Richard Wolffe, The Huffington Post’s

Maddow and Steve Clemons discuss the sparring between Sen. John McCain and Secretary of Defense nominee Chuck Hagel. The two men argued about the Iraq war during Hagel's confirmation hearing on Thursday.

CHRIS MATTHEWS: Let me start tonight with this, the boiling hatred of the American right poured over today in hearings on Chuck Hagel's nomination to be Secretary of Defense. Hatred, pure and simple, seeped from the mouths of John McCain and Lindsey Graham as they slashed away at war hero Hagel. Badgering the witness is too nice of a description of