FRANK RICH: Yeah, I mean, look, there are people who care very much including me and you and also people on the right like Libertarians like Rand Paul, who is outraged by this. But the vast middle seems to be indifferent. In part, I think because we're so used to surrendering our privacy, whether it be to social networking or commerce sites or, you

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: Obama is a bystander, again. Here are the Egyptians in the millions out on the street, trying to bring down an Islamist government, increasingly dictatorial, increasingly intolerant, arresting journalists and judges, trying to Islamicize the military and the people are saying no, and what does the president of the United States

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: It's a classic example of the unintended consequences of compassion. It's a good idea until you realize you showed earlier on the show how much tuition has increased, and the reason is you get a huge amount of money from the federal government that the colleges understand, supply and demand, allow them continue to crease their

RICK SANTELLI: "It is all about jobs. In general, most analysts and economists definitely tried to spin weak into strong. There is no doubt about it. The cost-benefit analysis concept seems to get lost. When you check out the Fed, and you check it out versus inputs and output, what tends to happen is we have all of these programs and we see what th

Obama moves left. Immigration bill passes the Senate - will it pass the House? And is MA Senate race previewing a 2014 trend? Ed Rollins, former Rep. John LeBoutillier (R-NY) and Doug Schoen discuss.

REP. PETER KING (R-NY): "I expect a President to be strong, to be out there, to be commanding and not allowing some KGB thug like Putin to be dominating the world stage and out maneuvering us whether it’s in Syria, whether it’s with Snowden playing games, being cute." ### KING: "The President seems to be missing in action and when he made

ROBYN CURNOW, CNN: Do you think he's a traitor? GEORGE W. BUSH: I know he damaged the country. The Obama administration will deal with it. CURNOW: Do you think it's possible for one man to damage the security of the nation? GEORGE W. BUSH: I think he damaged the security of the country. CURNOW: And when it comes to surveillance, there c

"I love the name of that party: the Freedom Party," Palin said on FOX News this weekend. "And if the GOP continues to back away from the planks in our platform, from the principles that built this party of Lincoln and Reagan, then yeah." "I think there will be a lot of us who start saying, 'GOP, if you abandon us, we have nowhere else to go exce

DAVID GREGORY: Well, what's gonna happen? I mean, we know that those are the outlines of it, but you've been very tough on the speaker saying he's weak. And how-- how optimistic can you be given the fact that I just qu-- you know, cited for you and the views that you're hearing that you're gonna get something akin to what the Senate did? NANCY P

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Actor Jamie Foxx wins Best Actor at the BET awards.

FOX News: Hirotaka Nakasone, an FBI audio voice analyst who examined eight audio recordings related to the February, 2012, shooting of Trayvon Martin, said he was unable to identify or even peg an age to the person whose screams were heard on the tape. He said the pitch of one's voice goes "all over the place" under extreme stress.