"If you do a Google Search for 'Purple Lean' or 'lean drink' or 'lean drank' it is sort of an urban kind of drug. It's known in some circles as poor man's ecstasy or something like that," George Zimmerman's attorney Mark O'Mara told "The Steve Malzberg Show" on Newsmax. "The main ingredients are watermelon, Arizona watermelon juice, a hard candy

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: I would predict he stays in and loses. But I -- to be as analytic as you can here, number one rule, if you are going to reenter the arena, make sure you get everything out, all the information out. He shouldn't have a second surprise. So before he ran, he should have gotten it all out. Comparing him with Spitzer and Sanford

CiCi's Pizza franchise owner explains how the employer mandate delay impacted his own business. BOB WESTBROOK, SMALL BUSINESS FRANCHISEE: Good evening, Greta. VAN SUSTEREN: So why did the mandate force you to sell your three pizza franchises? WESTBROOK: I've been a CiCi's franchisee for almost 20 years and I always look for a w

At a Tuesday press conference with his wife by his side, New York mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner admitted to sending additional lewd photos and text messages after he left Congress and said he is not dropping out of the race. "I am sure many of my opponents would like me to drop out of the race but I’m not going to do it," Weiner said at an

HUMA ABEDIN: "It was not an easy choice in any way. But I made the decision that it was worth staying in this marriage. That was a decision I made for me, for our son, and for our family. I didn't know how it would work out. But I did know that I wanted to give it a try. Anthony's made some horrible mistakes. Both before he resigned from Congress a

QUESTION: Thanks, Jay. To start with immigration, Republicans are taking issue with that tweet this morning from Dan Pfeiffer, saying that a Spanish language newspaper had nailed the cruel hypocrisy, the GOP plan, to allow legalization just for the DREAMers. I'm wondering if you can clarify, does the White House oppose that piece of legislation?

"Nobody has spent more time trying to fix a broken immigration system than I have," House Speaker John Boehner said today at a press briefing with reporters. "I talked about it the day after the election," Boehner said. "And I’ve talked about it a hundred times since. While some may disagree about how we’re going about fixing the broken immi

Sean Hannity slams MSNBC's Joe Scarborough for criticizing him Monday on "Morning Joe" for comments he made about Trayvon Martin. "It's not really worth responding to liberal Joe and his under 400,000 viewers or whatever he has," Hannity said. "He's kind of -- his radio show failed. His TV show is failing. He has kind of sold his soul, you know,

O'REILLY: On Friday, the President delivered surprise remarks to the press about the Trayvon Martin case and race in general. His main point: a plea for understanding. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) OBAMA: There are very few African-American men in this country who haven't had the experience of being followed when they were shopping in a department store

The American Commitment Action Fund, a conservatice group, produced this ad accusing NJ Senate candidate Cory Booker of being an absentee mayor, more interested in his political future than the wellbeing of the people of Newark. 

JOE SCARBOROUGH: Well, the support for the family's been inspiring, and it certainly happened this past weekend too. But it's important to remember that's occurring amidst a backdrop of really racially intolerant comments that we've been hearing from across the political spectrum. Of course, we commented on the Washington Post's Richard Cohen descr

From a safe distance, the media reports on Detroit's bankruptcy proceedings. Guest host John Oliver presents. (04:36)

Sally Kohn, Charles Krauthammer, and Jason Riley discuss the president's most recent "pivot" back to focusing on the economy.

Rachel Maddow reports on the news that some prisoners held at Guantanamo are now eligible for “parole-board-style hearings” to decide whether or not it is necessary to keep them in prison.

In 2010, Alan Grayson was voted out of Congress after only one term. Now he's back and has been called the most effective member of the House, getting amendments passed left and right. Chris Hayes talks to Rep. Grayson about his second act and why he's been successful since being back in Congress.