Bill O'Reilly grills former Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA) for saying "no tax cut would have helped us deal with this" on the day after the bombing of the Boston Marathon.

EZRA KLEIN: This was the day, and I just think it should be said clearly, the Democrats lost the sequester. That it became permanent. If they're just going to go through this, and every time a politically powerful constituency is hurt, they will go through and singularly take that constituency out of play. This will never go away. And at that point

REP. HANK JOHNSON (D-Georgia): ...this bill, which shows that this Tea Party Congress will make the tough choice to keep childrens' birthday parties on schedule, and give industries that rely on helium, the lift that they deserve. Imagine, Mr. Speaker, a world without balloons. How can we make sure that the injustice of there being no heliu

RON PAUL: "We do have some differences and our approaches will be different, but that makes him his own person. I mean why should he [Rand] be a clone and do everything and think just exactly as I have. I think it's an opportunity to be independent minded. We are about 99% [the same on issues]." (Geraldo Rivera Show, April 26, 2013)

During a April 24th speech to the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Attorney General Eric Holder said that creating a "pathway to earned citizenship" was a "civil right.” (via FOX Nation) HOLDER: "Creating a pathway to ear

Ken Langone, founder & CEO at Invemed Associates, talks with Bloomberg's Erik Schatzker and Sara Eisen about the search for profits driving markets to record highs, the older generation stealing from the young and finding a budgetary solution to the U.S. deficit. He speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Market Makers."

SCARBOROUGH: "I fully believe in Second Amendment rights. No compromise on Second Amendment rights. Scalia confirmed in 2008 that my view on the Second Amendment was right all along. And so the NRA though, is just going crazy and they're leaking things to web sites for me taking the same position Wayne LaPierre had in 1999 and Bush had in 2000 and

PRESIDENT OBAMA: That’s why, no matter how great the challenge, no matter how fierce the opposition, if there’s one thing the past few years have shown, it's that Planned Parenthood is not going anywhere. It's not going anywhere today. It's not going anywhere tomorrow. As long as we've got to fight to make sure women have access to quality

BILL O'REILLY: Now you have infighting, finger-pointing, and even within the Justice Department itself you've got the FBI, according to Megyn Kelly, stunned that their interrogation of the terror suspect is interrupted by Holder's guy who come marching in and say, 'Hey, that's enough, we're going to Mirandize [him].' It really is disturbing to me.

Daily Show: Former President George W. Bush takes a break from his painting to help open the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum.

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) further clarifies in what situations he would support using a drone and in what situations he does not support using a drone. RAND PAUL: I think people misinterpreted what we're talking about here. If there is an active gun fight going on and you are shooting at the police and you're robbing a liquor store, the police have

A Yemeni national, Farea Al-muslimi, describes how a US drone fired missiles on his small village of Wessab in Yemen, "What radicals had previously failed to achieve in my village, one drone strike accomplished in an instant: There is now an intense anger and growing hatred of America." The came can be said of US drone attacks on Afghanistan, Pakis

O'Reilly vows to call out those who don't take the threat of terrorism seriously enough.

A panel of present and former White House correspondents discusses the Bush Administration.

NBC’s Pete Williams and former ATF agent Jim Cavanaugh discuss the new report that the Boston bombers were planning an attack on Times Square.

Rachel Maddow points out that the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum opens to the public on the 10th anniversary of Bush's "Mission Accomplished" speech - a fact that Bush boosters hope Americans forget, much like the cruise industry hopes Americans forget the ill-fated drifting ship awash in sewage last year.