Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) says President Obama's is displaying "faux outrage" to the IRS scandal, much like his reaction to Benghazi. Paul also says Obama is "drunk on power." SEN. RAND PAUL (R-KY): Tomorrow morning I'll introduce a resolution that says why don't we fire the IRS agents that abused their power to target people for their political act

FORMER VICE PRESIDENT DICK CHENEY: "They tried to cover it up by constructing a false story, claiming there was confusion about what happened in the Benghazi compound. There was no confusion. It was obvious as soon as we got Ambassadors Stevens on the phone that night and he said, quote, 'we are under attack.' The cover-up included several official

REP. NANCY PELOSI (D-CA): Well, I think it's an opportunity. Let me say it this way, if, in fact, the IRS was targeting people because of their title, that would be wrong. It should be condemned. The whole idea, of 501(c)(4)s being engaged in politics is something we've got to put in a spotlight and maybe this is that opportunity. The fact is t

JOE KLEIN: "It's no secret that this hasn't been the best managed administration that we've seen come down the pike in a while, although the president really is proud of his record of non-corruption which this, you know, kind of destroys. I do believe that in the end, the big issue isn't going to be the mistake and the stupidity of the mid-level em

MARK LEVIN: I'm going to tell you something else that bothers me, Neil -- why didn't Congress, a year ago, use its power to issue subpoenas, it's power to call witnesses, its power to put people under oath and hold them in contempt or pass them on for perjury and so forth? Why didn't Congress dig into this? You know, they had a hearing and it happe

Speaking at a news conference at the White House on Monday, President Obama addressed the topic of the IRS targeting and auditing conservative groups applying for tax-exempt status. JULIE PACE, ASSOCIATED PRESS: Thank you, Mr. President. I wanted to ask about the IRS and Benghazi. When did you first learn that the IRS was targeting

KIRSTEN POWERS: I think another interesting aspect to this is this claim that nobody should cover it because it's being politicized, which would then mean nothing in Washington could ever be covered, right? I mean, the War on Women, was that not politicized? That was a DNC talking point. The fact that FOX News covers something means you shouldn't c

TODD: Maybe they were distracted by Benghazi. Maybe they made the decision they didn’t want it to be about healthcare. You know, I raised this question. I said, 'where was the sense of outrage?' and the only pushback was, 'well, you know, Jay did, you know, Jay Carney spoke about this at the press briefing. He was pretty strong.' I have to say

RIVERA: Eric, did you say that President Obama would have sent help if Malia and Sasha were in Benghazi? Did you say that? BOLLING: No, here’s what I said… RIVERA: Did you make that outrageous, slanderous remark? BOLLING: Alright, ready. Do you want to listen? Or you just want to lob a grenade? Here we go: I turned to Beckel. I said, B

CNBC's Rick Santelli explains why he is disturbed by invasion of privacy issues, at the Fed, IRS and Bloomberg.

PRESIDENT OBAMA: Well, let me take the IRS situation first. I first learned about it from the same news reports that I think most people learned about this. I think it was on Friday.

A revised version of David Bowie's Space Oddity, recorded by Commander Chris Hadfield on board the International Space Station. (May 12, 2013)

PRESIDENT OBAMA: With respect to Benghazi, we've now seen this argument that's been made by some folks primarily up on Capitol Hill for months now. And I've just got to say -- here's what we know. Americans died in Benghazi. What we also know is clearly they were not in a position where they were adequately protected. The day after it happened,

WILLIE GEIST: Just to be clear, you're not saying, you said before we know President Obama, we can't make any connection: we're not saying because you like the guy that we should take his word that we should go on faith. This deserves a full hearing. BERNSTEIN: Absolutely. Look. In fact, some people high up in the IRS and if there is anybody in

Tom Brokaw, WIllie Geist, NBC's Lisa Myers and Joe and Mika discuss using the IRS to attack your "political enemies."

RICHARD GRENELL: I think the media's becoming the story, let's face it. CBS News President David Rhodes and ABC News President Ben Sherwood, both of them have siblings that not only work at the White House, that not only work for President Obama, but they work at the NSC on foreign policy issues directly related to Benghazi. Let's call a spade a sp

Soledad O'Brien and WGBH Boston Public Radio Show Host Callie Crossley discuss how the conversation around race has changed over the years, how journalism has changed and how social media should be used to tell a fast-breaking news story. O'BRIEN: People would sometimes, when I give speeches, stand up and say, 'You know, I think your black Ameri

Barbara Walters announced her retirement on 'The View' Monday morning. Walters said her television career will come to an end in the summer of 2014.

As British Prime Minister David Cameron prepares for the G8 summit in Northern Ireland, he met with President Barack Obama at the White House to discuss the two countries' continuing partnership. In a joint press conference Monday, the two leaders answered reporters' questions on IRS' alleged targeting of conservative groups, the attacks on the Ben