CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: This is the ridiculously hyped armageddon since the Mayan calendar. In fact, it looks worse than the Mayan disaster. Look, this, as you say, can be solved in a day, in an hour by allowing a transfer of funds. It's incredibly soluble, easily soluble. And the president is the one who ought to propose it. He won't, of course, beca

Tucker Carlson, co-founder and editor-in-chief of The Daily Caller, railed against the media on today's Special Report Online, which takes place right after the Wednesday broadcast of the program on FOX News Channel. Carlson was opining on the media's gripe that they weren't allowed access to President Obama during his golf match with Tig

MSNBC: Steve Kornacki wants Democrats to stop complaining about the “clean sweep” they “would’ve had” in 2012 if it weren’t for gerrymandering because, even though redistricting wasn’t a complete non-factor, the real problem is that Democrats’ support base is less geographically spread out than ever. KORNACKI: When it

GREG GUTFELD: Nice goatee. Okay, look — denying the media bias at this point has to be like denying science. You’re worse than a flat-earther — you’re a no-earther. Because if you don’t believe in media bias, what else do you believe in? That men once rode dinosaurs? That Bill Maher is edgy? In order to deny media bias, you got to deny st

QUESTION: There are tens of thousands of people who are middle class workers who work in corporate aviation. My question is, including several tens of thousands in Kansas, Washington, Oklahoma. They are very worried about this president’s comments about eliminating the tax exemption. Because, in their words, every time it’s been eliminated befo

"We don't want to become a party in which a handful of political bosses gather up money from billionaires in order to destroy the candidates they don't like," Newt Gingrich said on CBS "This Morning," explaining his opposition to Rove's strategy. "I think this is a very dangerous model. Last year we lost nine political races that we could have won.

WOLF BLITZER, CNN: All right. You heard the president lay out the choice. Are you willing to compromise on the way he described them? SEN. RAND PAUL (R-KENTUCKY): I'm not really willing to discuss in it the framework that he's made up for himself. I mean, for goodness sakes, it was his proposal. He proposed the sequester. It was his idea. H

PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona took center stage in the national immigration debate Tuesday as Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano toured the state's border with Mexico and Sen. John McCain defended his proposed immigration overhaul to an angry crowd in suburban Phoenix.

"The President’s part of the sequester – the White House recommended it, frankly, back in August 2011, so now we’re feeling the effects of it. Now I don’t want to say the President is solely to blame – he’s not – it’s both the President and Congress," Sen. Max Baucus (D-MT) said in an interview with local CBS affiliate KTVQ-TV.

The Respect for Marriage Coalition is an advocacy group for same-sex rights. 

The panel of Steve Hayes, Mara Liasson and Jason Riley talk about how some media national outlets are reporting on Senator Ted Cruz's (R-TX) first weeks in the Senate.

Maddow discusses the complaints of White House reporters about a lack of access to President Obama. She notes that the White House is making the president available to Americans using other outlets like Reddit and Twitter.

O'Reilly talks about the problems facing the U.S. He says the biggest problem facing America is "the folks." He also believes that the national debt is a significant problem. O'Reilly recounts what American life was like during his childhood.

Lawrence O'Donnell, Ezra Klein, and Jared Bernstein talk about the budget sequester and the effects it will have. Klein says that his sources expect the budget cuts to go into effect for a little while.