SHANNON BREAM, HOST: The story that Doug McKelway had tonight that's been out there on the internet, it's been all over the place, about the Department of Homeland Security making massive buys of ammunition. We got some facts tonight, Charles. CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: Yeah, and I think it should reassure those people who are watching us now from a c

MSNBC: Toure explains why Dr. Ben Carson may not actually be the GOP’s best way to connect with black voters; the GOP has to actually care about the economic and social problems associated with the minority voters they're seeking to woo.

National Review reports: Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D., Fla.) sounded the alarm about one consequence of the budget cuts that have come as a result of the sequester: her aides’ ability to afford a “high-quality meal.” At a House hearing earlier this week, she worried that her staff is being “priced out” of a good meal due to price increase

Psychologist Wendy Walsh, David Sirota, Teresa Wiltz and Ben Ferguson discuss with CNN host Don Lemon.

At the end of his Middle East tour, President Barack Obama traveled to Amman, Jordan Friday to meet with King Abdullah II. In a joint press conference, the two leaders addressed the economic and social strains of Syrian refugees crossing Jordanian borders, the role of Jordan and U.S. to encourage resumed peace talks for a two-state solution and the

SEAN HANNITY: So Paul Ryan comes out with a budget. I'm glad we are going to balance it in ten years, a lot of things I like in there. It still has growth, liberals can't say you're cutting because we're increasing spending every year for ten years. Now, they want to repeal health care. The problem is, it's not going to happen through the Ryan budg

"It's not my intention to do that," Carson told CNN's Jake Tapper. "But what I've said is if a year-and-a-half goes by and people are still clamoring for me to do that, and there's no other very good candidates, I would certainly have to seriously consider it. The likelihood of that is incredibly small, so I'm not really planning on that."

A follow-up to the previous day's discussion about CBS's Amazing Race episode that disgracefully featured contestants searching through the wreckage of downed B-52 in Hanoi as a remnant from the Vietnam war. Bob Beckel is relentless in his verbal assault towards CBS and the Producers of the Amazing Race for not offering a formal apology for their l

House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) on the need to address the looming debt crisis, the quest for common ground on dueling budget plans, confronting wasteful spending and more.

JASON MATTERA, TALK RADIO NEWS: Do you think it's unbecoming of the president to be constantly attacking Fox News and Rush Limbaugh? JIM MESSINA, OBAMA CAMPAIGN MANAGER: I don't think that's what he's doing. MATTERA: No? MESSINA: No. MATTERA: Don't you read his interviews? MESSINA: Sure. MATTERA: He whines about FOX News and Rush.

MARK LEVIN: "This guy Fallon is like a guy with Tourette's..." (via MP)

The future of the GOP is dependent on the person leading them... but who will it be? Chris Matthews discusses with GOP strategist Chip Saltsman and former S.F. mayor Willie Brown.

Steve Hayes, Charles Krauthammer, and Juan Williams discuss the third anniversary of the passage of the Obama health care reform law.

Rachel Maddow and Ezra Klein discuss the phenomenon of the Republican Freudian slip. 

Bill O'Reilly continues his war on the "War on Christmas."