MEGYN KELLY, FOX NEWS: Two points there. Number one, they suggest you're focused on the wrong danger. And number two, they think you're demeaning the office of the presidency. Your thoughts? SEN. RAND PAUL (R-KY): The reason the question is asked is precisely because of the theories behind Senator McCain and Graham's logic. They think the whole

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: You know, that Carney explanation was truly jumping the shark. He's talking about kids in White House and all of the sudden, he ends with throwing orphans in the snow. 'We don't want to but we have to, because the Republicans have forced us.' I have an idea if you want to allow kids in the White House, support it with the funds

EUGENE ROBINSON: My column for tomorrow is the first and probably only column I will ever write that's kind of complimentary to Rand Paul in that I think he did a service by making us focus on drones, by making us focus on this new technology for all the reasons that Senator Feinstein enumerated. They're very precise, they're very deadly. She calle

VAN JONES: Well let me just say, I might shock a lot of people as somebody, you know I love this president and I respect this president, Rand Paul was a hero yesterday, and what I've been hearing is a lot of shame from liberals and progressives who felt like geez, we should be up there sticking up for civil liberties and we should be the ones askin

"It’s you and Senator McCain. That’s the threat we face. We keep having these squishy, moderate Republicans telling us what we need to do, and meaning ‘Stand down: don’t defend that Constitution,'" nationally syndicated radio show host Laura Ingraham said today. “Hugo Chavez would have been for the drone program.” Ingraham said, “H

REP. NANCY PELOSI: This president has been so respectful, given so much time to the Republicans, to the point that one time in one of our meetings, I said to the president: ‘Mr. President, I’m busy, and I don’t have any more time for this. You have to be the busiest person in the world. If and when they come up with a new idea, why don’t we

FOX NEWS reports: A leaked email is being highlighted by Republicans as apparent evidence that the Obama administration’s goal is to try to make the cuts look as painful as possible to the American people. In the controversial email, circulated by two Republican House members, Charlie Brown, a USDA worker with the Animal Plant and Health Inspe

Cenk Uygur and “The War Room” host Michael Shure have different opinions about the filibuster Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., is leading. The filibuster, which is against John Brennan’s CIA director nomination and the Obama administration’s drone policy, comes after a letter from U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to Paul stating the president could

"The country needs more Senators who care about liberty, but if Mr. Paul wants to be taken seriously, he needs to do more than pull political stunts that fire up impressionable libertarian kids in their college dorms. He needs to know what he's talking about," Sen. John McCain (R-Arizona) said on the Senate floor today.

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) slammed Rand Paul last night for holding a filibuster against Barack Obama's domestic drone policy. "This idea that we’re going to use a drone to attack a citizen in a cafe in America is ridiculous," Graham said in an interview with FOX News. (via

QUESTION: I wanted to ask you -- Senator Rand Paul said earlier today on CNN that the White House is talking with his office about a way to resolve some of his concerns over use of drones on American soil. Are those conversations taking place? And does the President have an opinion on whether or not he has the constitutional authority to use dron

SEN. RAND PAUL (R-KY): "Drone strikes overseas are often done to people in noncombat situations: in restaurants, walking on the street, in cars, in their house while they sleep. That’s not the kind of standard we can have in our country. If you’re sitting in a cafe, I don’t care who you’re emailing or what you’re talking about. If they th

Marc Faber, publisher of the Gloom Boom and Doom report, told CNBC that it will end badly for stocks. "But unlike Stan, I believe it will end badly this year," Faber said.

Daily Show: Kentucky Senator Rand Paul filibusters John Brennan's CIA confirmation to protest the Obama administration's drone policy.

The "Special Report" panel reacts to Sen. Paul's ongoing filibuster. Baier: Rand Paul -- on the senate floor continuing his filibuster. Yeah, he’s talking about a lot of things today -- just noticing he wolfed down a Snickers and some jelly beans. Doesn't look like he's going anywhere anytime soon -- What about Rand Paul and he's obviously rai

Dennis Miller opines on Bill O'Reilly sparing with Alan Colmes, the sequester and Dennis Rodman visiting North Korea. "I don't think you can give the factually unarmed the moral high ground in a firefight, because he's going to use his dearth of a response to insinuate that it was your brusque manner, your loudness that put him down," Miller sa

CNBC's Larry Kudlow speaks with Speaker of the House Rep. John Boehner (R) about the sequester, health care and tax hikes. Boehner also talks about the Republican's message for creating growth in the economy. Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) and Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT), share their opinions.

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) filibusters John Brennan's nomination on the Senate floor, March 6, 2013.

Bill Press speaks with Congressman Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) about Senator Rand Paul's filibuster. He says that he approved of doing filibusters in "the old fashioned way." He adds that he agrees ""there are serious questions about our drone policy." The Representative says, "I believe we should make the policy transparent in that regard."

Senator Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) appeared on Current TV's "The Young Turks" to discuss whether it’s likely that President Obama will cut Social Security and Medicare. "I want to trust the president mostly on this, but I also draw some lines too," Brown said. "We have no business raising the retirement age for Medicare or Social Security. That�

"If this country is going to be a united country one hundred years from now, white, black, and brown, this is just the guy you want out there standing up as a role model."

O'Reilly explains his view that President Obama's economic policy is "madness."

Rachel Maddow slams Supreme Court Justice Scalia for mentioning "perpetuating racial entitlement" during oral argument about the Voting Rights Act.