BILL MAHER, HOST OF "REAL TIME" ON HBO: I'll just one more thing and then we'll get off of this, which is that, as gross as he is, I find it even grosser the way the media tut tuts, points fingers, shames people, make them go on shaming tours. I've seen you (to Eliot Spitzer) have to go on every show and have people point their finger, 'How dare yo

DON LEMON, CNN ANCHOR: I want to talk to you because we're going to take a break from the headlines to talk about something I've had on my mind for quite some time now. So much so that I felt compelled to bring back our segment where we hold politicians, leaders, and pundits accountable for what comes out of their mouths. It's time now, again, for

"Mr. President, stop the dancing, stop the denying, stop the lying, stop playing politics," Judge Jeanine Pirro said in her opening statement as she challenges President Obama tell the truth about the scandals he's deemed as 'phony' this past week.

MARK LEVIN: You know, it's interesting. I hear it said, usually by people on TV who used to work for George W. Bush, among others, if you criticize talk radio, I mean, they're going to come attack you and so forth and so on. Well, there's some truth in that. Some people defend themselves, I defend myself. But, I'll tell you what the real issue is h

Pat Buchanan, Eleanor Clift, Mort Zuckerman and David Rennie discuss.

QUESTIONER AT RACINE, WIS. TOWN HALL: The Republicans are on the cusp of losing a generation of the Latino vote. Rep. King is doing no favor comparing, for every DREAMer, there’s 100 drug mules. REP. PAUL RYAN (R-WI) Question number one. Rep. King’s remarks I disagree with and I disavow. They were wrong. And they should be said as such. (via

Congressman Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) addressed the crowd at a "Hispanic Listening Session" on Friday, where he explained his motives for pushing immigration reform in the House of Representatives. (video via The Journal Times)

Charles Krauthammer, Steve Hayes and Chuck Lane discuss Benghazi survivors being identified, Chris Christie's attack on Rand Paul and their choices for this week's winners and losers on the "Special Report" Friday lightning round.

"How can we help save America?" is the focus this special audience edition of "Hannity."

HOUSE GOP: In this week's address, Majority Leader Eric Cantor unveils a plan to stop to government abuse among federal agencies. From the IRS targeting political and religious groups to wasting millions of taxpayer dollars on extravagant conferences, the waste and abuse of power must stop. ERIC CANTRO: "All the while, an out-of-touc

WHITE HOUSE: In this week’s address, President Obama told the American people about his speech at Knox College on Wednesday, where he discussed the cornerstones of what it means to be middle class, including having a good job, a home that is your own, quality education, a secure retirement, and affordable health care. While we have laid the fou

Fox News' Bill O'Reilly had a conversation about race that sounded similar to Ed Norton's character in "American History X." Chris Hayes talks with Congresswoman Barbara Lee, Democrat from California, a member of the Congressional Black Caucus.

MSNBC: Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, and Bill O’Reilly have waded into the race conversation. Goldie Taylor and Joe Madison join MSNBC’s Rev. Al Sharpton to talk about why the “unholy three” are getting it wrong.