ANN COULTER: Yes, that's the headline of my excellent column this week which I highly recommend everyone read. It's just, it's very -- you talk about Chuck Schumer. Well, Chuck Schumer is playing Marco Rubio, the Jack Kevorkian of the Republican party. If the amnesty goes through, and it is amnesty, step one is legalization. Everything after th

SEN. JEFF SESSIONS (R-AL): Over the next decade, this bill would legalize well over 30 million immigrants. Only 2.5 million of those would be through the new merit-based system. And even among those 2.5 million, many will be receiving points for being family members. But there is a larger issue here as well. Median income has declined 8 percen

HANNITY: "You understand that people read the interview, those of us that didn’t speak Spanish, and it was interpreted as first comes legalization, then comes secure the border, that legalization is not conditional. I think you would then understand why people thought this." RUBIO: "Right. So maybe, I probably should have been more artful in t

"[Glenn] Greenwald, not only did he disclose this information, he has said he has names of CIA agents and assets around the world and they're threatening to disclose that. The last time that was done, we saw a CIA station chief murdered in Greece," Rep. Peter King (R-NY) said on FOX News this afternoon. "No right is absolute," King declared.

SEN. RAND PAUL (R-KY): I do know that committing civil disobedience is a -- is a big step forward and history has treated people in various fashions. Some people who commit civil disobedience have been treated heroes, some have not. I think it's an interesting parallel to see, will we treat the head of intelligence who lied in open committee?

In 2006, then-Sen. Joe Biden (D-Del.) blasted the Bush administration's domestic spying and called for a congressional investigation into the warrantless collection of millions of Americans' phone records. BIDEN:If it’s true that 200 million Americans phone calls were monitored, in terms of not listening to what they said but to whom they spok

RAND PAUL (R-KY): Well, I would say that when people commit civil disobedience, they're doing something a lot of times because they think no one is listening, they're at wits end and he felt like, basically, the Director of National Intelligence had lied. So really you have two individuals that history will judge. One, an intelligence director w

NSA Director Keith Alexander says that "dozens" of terrorist plots have been foiled by intercepted phone records.

"We may incidentally collect as a result of targeting that foreign person, something about a U.S. person," says Gen. Keith Alexander, National Security Agency director and head of U.S. Cyber Command. He explains a level of NSA oversight by "all branches of government." General Alexander is seen here speaking at the 2012 Aspen Security Forum.

Rick Santelli reacts to CNBC colleague Eamon Javers' report that Thomson Reuters is providing "ultra-elite customers" and "elite customers" with consumer sentiment numbers from the University of Michigan before the rest of the world. EAMON JAVERS: Let me walk you through the story that we broke on our air earlier today. It's based on

The homicide rate in Chicago has gone down, 34% so far this year, but Chris Hayes looks into whether this is a fluke for a city that has come to symbolize out of control gun violence in this country.

Steve Hayes, A.B. Stoddard, and Charles Krauthammer discuss what is coming on immigration reform. 

SEN. SCHUMER: I visited the border with Senators McCain, Flake, and Bennet. It is huge. We cannot station enough people on the border. There are no roads on large parts of it. But with the drones, we can see every single person who crosses the border day or night, and we can follow their path, so they can be apprehended when they are 10, 20, 25 mil

As new details emerge on NSA leaker Edward Snowden and his girlfriend, MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell debates the NSA program with MSNBC's Chris Hayes and Alex Wagner.

O'REILLY: The President and Congress cannot concentrate on serious issues like immigration reform, soft economy, Iran and the institution of national healthcare mandates with one scandal after another diverting everybody's attention. Time to stop the madness, Mr. President.