CHUCK TODD: Alright, the President has been using his outside game to sell his position on sequester, talking to local TV affiliates, and there's radio shows, surrounding himself with first responders. Meanwhile Republicans have been playing, well, an inside game, the inside the Beltway game, trying to build support for their position against the c

Ann Coulter on why she thinks libertarians are "pussies": "We’re living in a country that is 70-percent socialist, the government takes 60 percent of your money. They are taking care of your health care, of your pensions. They’re telling you who you can hire, what the regulations will be. And you want to suck up to your little liberal friends a

"I think the most disturbing thing about Marco Rubio's actions this week is that he voted against the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) re-authorization, and essentially sent a signal to women across Florida and across the country that he doesn't think it's important to protect them against domestic violence and to make sure that the law is tight e

How does the Grand Old Party get younger? MSNBC’s S.E. Cupp and John Goodwin, the former Chief of staff to Rep. Raul Labrador, R-Idaho, who founded a group dedicated to bringing younger people into the party, join The Daily Rundown to discuss how to bring younger people to the Republican party.

SEN. RAND PAUL (R-KY): "We are talking about someone eating at a cafe in Boston, or New York, and a Hellfire Missile comes raining in on them. There should be an easy answer from the administration on this. They should say, 'absolutely no, we will not kill Americans in America without an accusation, a trial and a jury.'"

On "Special Report With Bret Baier," Stephen Hayes calls Florida Gov. Rick Scott's decision to expand Medicaid in Florida "cowardly." HAYES: As a matter of policy it is not a good idea to expand Medicaid. We know the problems with Medicaid, we've seen them for years. We’ve seen an increase in Medicaid spending in the past decade of thirty-eigh

"He did not get all that he wanted from the rich. We're talking about the Republicans saying let's maintain loopholes for yachts and private jets. I mean, James Brown had a song too called 'The Big Payback.’ It’s time they paid back their share, all of it," Al Sharpton said about his meeting with President Obama on Friday's broadcast of "Mornin

MSNBC: In the latest episode of Karl Rove versus anti-establishment conservatives, Newt Gingrich calls Rove's new super PAC designed to keep the crazies out a "terrible idea." MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell, Politico's Maggie Habberman, and Huffington Post's Sam Stein weigh in on who will win control of the Republican Party. (The Last Word)

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) explains why he returned $600K from his Senate office budget to the US Treasury.

Rachel Maddow and E.J. Dionne talk about the latest efforts on gun control legislation. Maddow and Dionne discuss the race to replace former Representative Jesse Jackson Jr. and how gun control has been an issue in that campaign.

O'Reilly discusses videos of Samuel Betances and accuses him of spreading propaganda. He also chastises Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack and calls him the "direct villain" in the case.

Ed Schultz and Howard Fineman discuss Florida Governor Rick Scott's (R-FL) decision to expand Medicaid in his state. Fineman argues that Scott's decision shows that the public prefers activist government.

Bret Baier, Stephen Hayes, Kirsten Powers, and Charles Krauthammer look at the continuing debate over sequestration and what effects it will have.