GOV. PERRY: Who are we to say that children born into the worst of circumstances can’t grow to live successful lives? In fact, even the woman who filibustered the Senate the other day was born into difficult circumstances. She was the daughter of a single woman, she was a teenage mother herself. She managed to eventually graduate from Harvard Law

BILL KRISTOL: The other consequence of this, I think, is the House. They are in a state, and I think not only are they not going to take up the Senate bill -- they may move some small immigration bills of their own focusing on border security and a few other things -- but I think they're now of the attitude, and I agree with this, that they should

George Zimmerman trial day 5 key witness John Good says Trayvon Martin was on top of Zimmerman. The highlights of this clip show the witness describing what he says was Trayvon Martin on top of George Zimmerman and what looked like hands moving in a downward motion.

SUSAN PAGE, USA TODAY: You were of course the first and so far the only woman to serve as Speaker of the House, and you've been an advocate for women in leadership positions for many years. And I wonder, do you think that you party is now coalescing behind a woman, Hillary Clinton, to be the presidential nominee in 2016? NANCY PELOSI, HOUSE MINO

Lonnie Snowden, the father of Edward Snowden acknowledged Friday that his son broke U.S. law, but maintained that he is not a traitor for releasing classified information about the government’s previously secret surveillance programs.

REP. STEPHEN LYNCH (D-MA): On the other hand, there is a constitutional right in the Fifth Amendment to have a witness avoid self-incrimination, that is extremely important as well. And I for one believe I know the gentleman from Florida spoke earlier today and was seemingly offended that American citizens might come before this committee and thumb

MSNBC: House Republicans demanded an investigation into the IRS’s handling of 501(c)(4) tax-exempt organizations. Now, they are unhappy with the results of a new IRS report that found no evidence of "intentional wrongdoing." MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell discusses with The Washington Post's Ezra Klein.

NANCY PELOSI: Pretty soon we'll all be leaving for the Fourth of July recess. Next week when we celebrate Independence Day, we'll also be observing health independence. This marks one year since the Supreme Court upheld the Affordable Care Act. "Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness." The Affordable Care Act offers just that: A healthier li

MSNBC: Jeremy Bird, senior adviser for Battleground Texas and former field director for the Obama campaign, talks with Rachel Maddow about the effort and energy going into "defeating Republican rigging and shenanigans."

McAfee Antivirus Software founder John McAfee on the NSA scandal and Edward Snowden.

Andrew Napolitano, A.B. Stoddard, and Charles Krauthammer discuss the president's statement that he would not "scramble jets" to catch "hacker" Edward Snowden. 

Judge Andrew Napolitano, who opposes NSA spying, takes on John Stossel, who doesn't mind NSA spying.

Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) discusses the prospects for immigration reform in the House, saying that if the House won't take up Senate bill, it should move quickly to pass its own bill and move to conference.