CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: It is always three elements. What happened before? The warnings ignored. What happened afterwards is the talking points, in which the Republican report is truly damning. And then, what happened during the time? Is it true as we heard from the special operator who spoke, you know in camera, last week, that there was an opportuni

SEN. RAND PAUL (R-KY): We've been asking for months to interview those who were there. How can we try to prevent something like this from happening again if we don't exactly know what happened and what went wrong there. The one thing that we do know for certain is that Hillary Clinton when she was asked, 'did you read the cables asking for more sec

President Obama on Thursday told reporters he is "comfortable" with a Food and Drug Administration decision to allow girls 15 years of age and older to buy the morning-after pill (Plan B) over the counter. "I'm very comfortable with the decision they’ve made right now based on solid scientific evidence for girls 15 and older," President Obama

"We're going to look at all options," President Obama said about Syria today during a news conference in Mexico. "We want to make sure that we look before we leap and that what we're doing is actually helpful to the situation as opposed to making it more deadly or more complex."

RUSH LIMBAUGH: Women over 65 (28 percent), Gen X women ages 30-44 (32 percent) and Millennials ages 18-29 (42 percent).” That’s the age-group of women scared by me, 42% say that they’re feminist. “It is negative associations people carry regarding feminism that causes Americans to shy away from the label. People are twice as likely to con

At a fundraiser for the Volunteer Lawyers Project, Vice President Biden spoke about violence against women, explaining why some women who are abused do not report that abuse to the authorities. "Why do you think women who get raped, so many don’t report it? They don’t want to get raped again by the system. They don’t want to be put throu

CNN's Brooke Baldwin talks to the ex-husband of a woman who has resurfaced after walking away from her family 11 years ago.

Current TV: Actor Joe Pantoliano, known for his roles in "The Sopranos" and in films like "The Fugitive," joins "Say Anything!" host Joy Behar to talk about why it's hard to stay sane in Hollywood.

Libertarian Presidential candidate and former New Mexico Gary Johnson talks to Alan about Boston bombings, drones, abortion, immigration, taxes and more.

LIONEL BARBER, FINANCIAL TIMES, EDITOR: Well I think he's doing a pretty good job. Look he won a - that election campaign that he fought? Brilliant. The grand campaign. He's got now a clean second run, second term. He's got one or two difficult foreign policy issues that are gonna loom in that second term like what to do about Iran, particularly Ir

Earlier this week, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) made news when he admitted his immigration proposal couldn't pass the House. On yesterday's broadcast of Sean Hannity's nationally syndicated radio program, Rubio also acknowledg

"There have been all kinds of vague print press descriptions about this game," MSNBC's Rachel Maddow said about the Bush Presidential Library exhibit called Decision Points Theater. "That it lets you decide. It sensitively handles the various controversies of the Bush presidency by letting you decide. No." "This is how kids, right now, today, ar

REP. PAUL RYAN (R-WIS.): "Adoption, I’d vote differently these days. That was I think a vote I took in my first term, 1999 or 2000. I do believe that if there are children who are orphans who do not have a loving person or couple I think if a person wants to love and raise a child they ought to be able to do that. Period. I would vote that way. I

CBS News: Presenting Hillary Clinton with an award for Distinguished International Leadership from the Atlantic Council, former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger recalled the four secretaries of state who have gone on to be president to reassure Clinton that "there might be hope for a fulfilling life" now that her tenure at the State Department ha

Daily Show: Aspiring presidential hopeful and beloved Texas freedom fighter Ted Cruz turns out to be nothing but a dirty syrup guzzler. (05:48)

Rachel Maddow reviews the details of a scandal that is derailing Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell and also ensnaring his Attorney General (and future governor hopeful) Ken Cuccinelli. 

KORNBLUT: This has always been his approach. He's always wanted to reason with people, and if reason didn't work, that's their problem; they should be reasonable. He's never enjoyed the arm-twisting. So much has been said about that. I think what we're seeing now is: We always knew a second term was going to be tough. And that lame duck status w

Bill O'Reilly discusses the three new arrests in the Boston marathon bombing case with Kevin Cullen, columnist for the Boston Globe. 

The panel discusses the next steps in the investigation of the Benghazi terror attack.

hris Hayes discusses fixes to the sequester with Congresswoman Renee Ellmers and Congressman Chris Van Hollen.