CHUCK TODD: Is the Republican strategy to scare people from signing up so that it all comes apart? KRISTEN ANDERSON: I think the Republican strategy is to keep opposing the bill for the same reasons that they've opposed it since the beginning. They think it's not gonna work. That's why you saw the House take action just yesterday, say, 'if you'r

CHARLES BARKLEY: Well, I agreed with the verdict. I feel sorry that young kid got killed. But they didn't have enough evidence to charge him. Something clearly went wrong that night. Clearly something went wrong. I feel bad for anybody who loses a kid, but if you looked at the case and you don't make it -- there was some racial profiling, no questi

Larry Elder gets in a heated discussion with CNN's Piers Morgan about Rachel Jeantel and the Zimmerman trial. MORGAN: You've been pretty scathing about my interview with Rachel Jeantel. Why? ELDER: I was because you weren't doing her any favors by condescendingly trying to convince her that she's a victim. This is a young lady wh

Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) and Sean Hannity went against Rep. Bobby Rush (D-Illinois) on FOX News' "Hannity" tonight over the Zimmerman trial. Rep. Rush continued to say this was a case of racial profiling and claimed Zimmerman was the aggressor.

CNN's Jake Tapper questions Spitzer on whether he should have done time, and talks about his current lead in the polls. Tapper grills Spitzer for never been charged under his own prostitution law while many were punished under the same law during his tenure. Mr. Spitzer, thanks for being here. I want to start back in 2008. What y

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: It's sort of a classic example of a city that was once as its peak and as its economic success began to go away and decline, it was unable to adapt. It was a thriving city, obviously the auto industry was running the world in the '50s after the second World War when there was no competition. So, they got used to the great u

MARK LEVIN: Ladies and gentle, let me posit it this way, if this Zimmerman is harmed, I blame Eric Holder. If this Zimmerman is harmed, I blame Al Sharpton. If Zimmerman is harmed, I blame the president of the United States. Because there are nutjobs out there who well think that their going to commit some street justice because of the things that

CHRIS MATTHEWS: "We got to continue this conversation, gentlemen, privately and on television. I mean a lot of people out there -- I'll just tell you one thing. And I'm speaking now for all white people, but especially people who have had to try to change the last 50 or 60 years. And they -- a lot of them have really tried to change, and I'm sorry

PELOSI: "I think the country is ready for Hillary. I certainly hope that she will choose to run. I think if she does, she will win. And when she does, I think she’ll be the best prepared person to enter the White House in decades. With all due respect to everybody else, but who has the credentials she has in terms of being a first lady and havin

STEPHEN HAYES: Well, that's just embarrassing that he can't say, yes this is going the way that he wants or at least acknowledge that it's not. The administration has already acknowledged that it's not going the way they want it to because they've decided to suspend the implementation of the employer mandate for a year. It shouldn't be that difficu

PRESIDENT OBAMA: Now, we've got more work to do to get rising health care costs under control. And some of the gains that we've made, some of the progress we've made in slowing the rise of health care costs isn't always passed on to workers. Sometimes companies may keep it and they are charging their employees a higher co-pay or higher deductible o

PRESIDENT OBAMA: You know, this is a big country and the health care industry is massive. And there's tons of providers. And so as we implement, there are going to be glitches. There are going to be certain states that for political reasons are resisting implementation, and we're just steadily working through all that stuff. The same was true w

BILL PLANTE, CBS NEWS: But his appearance today comes at a difficult political time for the overall health of the healthcare law, the president is going to be talking about the benefits of the new law every few weeks, but privately, White House officials admit that the next six months leading up to the full implementation of the president's law are

Marvin Kalb, the author of The Road To War appears on the Special Report online panel to discuss presidents going to war without Congressional approval. BRET BAIER: We’ve got the book right here: The Road to War: Presidential Commitments Honored and Betrayed. Give me your thirty second pitch here. MARVIN K

SEN. MITCH MCCONNELL (R-KY): “Later today, the President is scheduled to deliver a speech on Obamacare. He’s expected to say that, because of Obamacare, Americans can expect checks in the mail. “Sounds great, doesn’t it? Free money. But, as they say, most things in life that sound too good to be true very often are. And, in this case, it

"Obviously anytime you have a person that makes an assumption that a person is up to no good, there’s some type of profiling there. Was he racially profiled? I think that if Trayvon had been white this wouldn’t have never (sic) happened. Obviously race is playing some type of role," Trayvon Martin's father Tracy Martin said on Thursday morning'

"When I look at a case like this, I try to look at it from both points of view," Dr. Benjamin Carson said about the George Zimmerman-Trayvon Martin confrontation during an appearance on the Wednesday broadcast of FOX News' "Hannity." Carson then analyzed how events unfolded that led to the death of Trayvon Martin. "In the inner-city, if you're

CHRIS MATTHEWS: Let me finish tonight with this. I think the hearings this week up in Pennsylvania tell a huge story. They show how Republicans view voter suppression as their ticket to success. Here you have a party chairman saying that merely the attention given to a voter photo ID requirement — even one that the court set aside – cut i

REP. FRANK WOLF (R-VA): On Tuesday I raised the question of why none of the Benghazi survivors, whether State Department, CIA, or private security contract employees have testified publicly before Congress. According to trusted sources that have contacted my office, many if not all of the survivors of the Benghazi attacks along with others at t

WOFL-TV Orlando had an opportunity to interview one of the four alternate jurors in the George Zimmerman murder trial. "I supported the verdict," said Juror E54. "I agree with it."

Rachel Jeantel joins Al Sharpton to discuss her testimony and the issues she had during her cross examination. In the second part of her interview on PoliticsNation, Rachel Jeantel shares her memories of Trayvon Martin, and her reaction to the criticism she’s received.

Bill O'Reilly believes that the "tide is turning" back toward sanity in the Zimmerman case.

Charles Krauthammer and Martin Kalb argue over declarations of war and the president going to war without Congressional approval.