CNN contributor Ryan Lizza digs into the timeline of the Justice Department's investigation of James Rosen.

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: Here the underlying issue -- all the fights about the talking points were about who would take responsibility for the real scandal, which was the neglect, the dereliction in not having security for our people. And that's what the argument was about. But I think there's a bigger story here, and here's the one that will in time c

MAJOR GARRETT, CBS NEWS: On the Attorney General’s testimony that you’ve been asked about today, is it your position he was technically accurate but not fully responsive? Or accurate and fully responsive? JAY CARNEY: I would refer you to the Justice Department for further details about what specifically the Attorney General was saying. I

TURLEY: What Eric Holder did is cross a line, a very important one, he endangered a free press. If Eric Holder were a rational actor, he would resign. He's damaged goods. I'm not too sure why he'd want to keep limping along, but if he refuses to go, he needs to be fired.

FOX News' Carl Cameron reports what the impact of recent Obama administration scandals may be on future elections. --- CARL CAMERON, FNC: The Obama Administration’s scandals over Benghazi, spying on reporters, and the IRS’s targeting of conservatives has the GOP reinvigorated and Democrats worried: REINCE PREIBUS, Fmr. RNC Chairman: T

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: I think Holder is going to have to go because he's a liability to the president. It's all about the president, it's all about is there space under the bus where there are a lot of people? He may have to get a second bus in order to stuff everybody. (The O'Reilly Factor, May 28, 2013)

DENNIS MILLER: "Look at Chris. It's tough for him to get into the reflective glory of anybody, because I know he’s also had the stapling done and I think Obama likes to come in and ask him if he can figure out a way to staple Biden's mouth shut, work at that end of the alimentary canal."

Former CNN commentator Roland Martin appeared on Current TV Wednesday night to discuss the AP/DOJ scandal and whether Attorney General Eric Holder should be held responsible for his attack on the press's civil liberties. Martin's contract with CNN expired in April and was not extended. In an interview with HuffPost Live in March,

House Majority leader sounds off on the IRS, Department of Justice and Benghazi scandals dogging the White House.

Mark Steyn laments Michele Bachmann's retirement from Congress. (via MFP)

MARK LEVIN: The Republican party is filled with weak, scared, fearful men and women in Washington, D.C. who try to rationalize what they're doing, which isn't much of anything. And then lash out against people who are calling their attention to the perilous future that is being placed before us and demanding action. Not radical action, not right-wi

Without a declared opponent, Sen. McConnell's reelection campaign is instead sharply condemning the Obama administration over the IRS scandal.

MARTIN BASHIR: It's time now to clear the air. Do you remember when a number of Republicans could not stop quoting the findings of two Harvard economists, [Carmen] Reinhart and [Kenneth] Rogoff, who argued that if government debt exceeded 90 percent of GDP then that country's economy was likely to collapse. So their answer and the response of many

REP. MICHELE BACHMANN (R-MINN.): "My good friends, after a great deal of thought and deliberation, I have decided next year I will not seek a fifth congressional term to represent the wonderful people of the Sixth District of Minnesota. After serious consideration, I am confident that this is the right decision."

The Special Report panel discusses accusations that the Attorney General perjured himself. 

Sen. John McCain slipped behind enemy lines in Syria to meet with rebel fighters. Rep. Dana Rohrabacher is taking a delegation to Russia to investigate the Boston bombing. Chris Hayes talks about what this means for international diplomacy. (Other)

Salon’s Joan Walsh and Politico’s Glenn Thrush join Hardball to discuss the prospect of Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential run. (Hardball)

O'Reilly sums up the controversy surrounding our embattled Attorney General.