CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: Look, I agree with you that the nanny states is unsustainable and in the end it collapses. But what happened in Cyprus is not that the government, which is a nanny government in Cyprus, is insolvent; it's that the banks are insolvent. And the banks had sort of grown to about 6 or 7 times the size of the economy, with a lot of i

TODD STARNES, FOX NEWS RADIO HOST: People are, people are very concerned about, about culture and about values and where things are going in this country. What concerns me, though, Sandy, is the vitriol coming from those who support gay marriage. You know, I’m the kind of person that is more than happy to sit down and talk and debate and listen t

JAMES CARVILLE: "I think it’ll be unimaginable. I mean, if — I just go around the country and if there’s a Democrat that does not want her to run, I have not met them. Now she is her own person and seems perfectly willing to resist that kind of pressure, but in terms of encouragement, I don’t think there’s ever been anybody that is a proh

MEGYN KELLY, FOX NEWS: Dr. Ben Carson joins us live now from Baltimore, Maryland. Again, he is the pediatric neurosurgery division director at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Dr. Carson, great to have you on, thanks so much for being here. These are just some of the problems that we're facing in this country that you've spoken out many times. You beli

QUESTION: Senators Paul, Cruz and Lee say that they plan to filibuster a procedural vote to begin considering gun control legislation. Is the President aware of this and what is his reaction? JAY CARNEY, WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY: I haven't discussed that with him. I did see him earlier today, but I didn't hear that issue raised. I would si

At Tuesday's press briefing, press secretary Jay Carney is asked how the sequester is affecting daily operations and the staff at the White House. Carney, who noted that the administration just returned from an overseas trip, says he doesn't have any information on employees getting furlough notices. --- QUESTION: I just wanted to get back

Daily Show: President Obama becomes the latest in a long line of American presidents calling for a resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

JUSTICE SAMUEL ALITO: You want us to assess the effects of same-sex marriage, the potential effects on — of same-sex marriage, the potential — the effects of Proposition 8. But what is your response to the argument which has already been mentioned about the need to be cautious in light of the newness of the — the concept of — of same-sex ma

ASHLEIGH BANFIELD, CNN ANCHOR: Jeff Toobin, I just need to know, how did it sound? Give it all to me. Let me know how they sound, how they questioned and whether we can read any tea leaves. JEFFREY TOOBIN, CNN SENIOR LEGAL ANALYST: Ashleigh, this is a deeply divided Supreme Court and a court that seemed almost to be groping for an answer here.

Dr. Benjamin Carson discusses with Larry Kudlow his possible political plans after retiring, and expands on the idea that the rich shouldn't be punished. LARRY KUDLOW, CNBC: As always, Dr. Carson, great to see you. I'm reading in one of many articles that you're retiring in 100 days. I wonder if you would share future plans, especial

DEADLINE HOLLYWOOD: Your tax dollars at work. The IRS now admits that a 2010 training video that parodied the 1960s TV series Star Trek was a mistake. It and a second video that parodied TV’s Gilligan’s Island are estimated to have cost about $60,000. The agency came under fire after CBS News obtained the Star Trek video under a Freedom of Info

Conservative commentator and columnist Ann Coulter had a lively discussion and debate with FOX News' Sean Hannity about what the Republican party has to do in order to win future elections, national or otherwise. Coulter spoke against the recent phenomena of incumbent Republicans in winnable elections being knocked out of the race in the primary

MATTHEWS: Let me finish tonight with this. There’s a scene in Gone with the Wind when all the well-turned-out young Southern boys are throwing their hats in the air and cheering. What’s got them so thrilled is the news that war has broken out with the North. The bookend to that scene comes at the end when we see the bodies strewn as far a

The Supreme Court is considering the first of two same-sex marriage cases. The justices heard arguments challenging and defending the constitutionality of California's Proposition 8.

O'Reilly details examples of what he sees as liberal bias in higher education.

"The other big picture is this limitation on what we can put in our bodies in New York City did not come about after a great debate and a popular movement behind it. This was ordered by a dictator who calls himself the mayor and for that reason, the court invalidated it," Judge Andrew Napolitano said to Charles Payne on Tuesday on FOX Business.

Maddow explains the challenges facing Democrats hoping to hold the Senate in 2014.

ADAM CAROLLA: My beef is the free beef she's getting that I'm paying for. But, I'm sort of over that. The fact that she doesn't have to shop herself and that they even bring it out to the car for her. We're this close to having, what? People eat the food and then pass it for you as well? I mean, we give you the food, then we get you the food, then

The panel discusses the new savings tax in Cyprus.