PRESIDENT OBAMA: It’s been nearly a year since the Supreme Court upheld the law under the Constitution. And, by the way, six months ago, the American people went to the polls and decided to keep going in this direction. So the law is here to stay. And those of us who believe that every American deserves access to quality, affordable health c

Secretary of State John Kerry spoke to Andrea Mitchell in a Google Hangout about the Benghazi hearings, and the fact that despite the testimonies from several new officials, none of the information presented is really "new" to him. "What I have seen thus far, I have to tell you, after all of the hearings that I took part in as Chairman of the Fo

LISA MYERS, NBC NEWS SENIOR INVESTIGATIVE CORRESPONDENT: First of all, in her Congressional testimony, which is her only sustained questioning on this subject -- in her Congressional testimony she basically tried to slam the door on any further questions by saying, remember the dramatic statement, 'what difference does it make?' This reopens, I

ALEXIS SIMENDINGER, REALCLEARPOLITICS: Jay, just overarching, looking back -- because a lot of us were in the briefing room with you that day of the attacks. Is the president satisfied with the way the administration handled this? Would he do anything differently? Would he want the administration to do something differently looking backward? JAY

JAY CARNEY, WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY: What's that? ALEXIS SIMENDINGER, REALCLEARPOLITICS: Don't the series of emails now suggest that you're discussion of the video was speculative? You were cherry-picking? CARNEY: I think again -- no, because I would ask the CIA .. the CIA, you know, one thing that was consistent throughout the material t

A proponent of financial reform and lead co-sponsor on the Dodd-Frank Act, former Representative Barney Frank (D-MA) discusses Wall Street regulation and the hedge fund industry with Erik Schatzker at the 2013 SALT Conference.

Rep. Michael McCaul (R-TX) says he believes Boston bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev's wife was also radicalized. JAKE TAPPER: Do you still have questions about Tamerlan Tsarnaev's family and what they knew, especially the wife? REP. MICHAEL MCCAUL: Especially the wife. I mean, they're living in a small apartment. The pressure coo

The Republican National Committee produced the above ad during last election, but never aired. The ad was based on Hillary Clinton's famous "3 AM Phone Call" ad from the 2008 Democratic primary election. The RNC added video of the burning U.S. consulate in Benghazi as background footage while the phone is ringing. The phone call, supposedly from so

(NBC) In an exclusive interview, Brian Williams sits down with New Jersey Governor Chris Christie to talk about the Jersey Shore's recovery in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, his political future, and the decision to undergo weight loss surgery. Brian Williams interview with Governor Christie airs Friday, May 10 at 10pm/9c on NBC's Rock Center w

ABC News' Jonathan Karl reports the discredited talking points used immediately following the terror attack in Benghazi underwent at least 12 revisions and any reference to terror was scrubbed.

A missile facility in Minot, N.D. fails a suprise inspection. 

“It’s coming back,” said Virginia Senator Joe Manchin Tuesday about his bipartisan bill to expand background checks on gun sales, a bill which failed to pass on its first run through the Senate last month. Manchin’s bill–co-sponsored by Republican Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania–fell short by six votes.

The Special Report Panel discusses the 'gang of eight' bill as it begins the amendment process. 

O'Reilly looks at Hillary's "what does it matter?" statement.