MARCO RUBIO: "All I’m saying is that you cannot say you are against Obamacare if you are willing to vote for a law that funds it. If you’re willing to fund this thing, you can’t possibly say you’re against it." (via D

While giving a speech on "responsible homeownership" and pushing the closure of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in Phoenix, President Obama brought up Obamacare: PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: First, private capital should take a bigger role in the mortgage market. I know that sounds confusing to folks who call me a socialist -- I think I saw s

Andrea Tantaros, Bob Beckel, David Webb, Dana Perino and Greg Gutfeld discuss.

BOB WOODWARD: "I think this is somebody who digs deep. He gave a very interesting speech nine years ago in which he said whenever there is something that is big that’s done inefficiently, it's an opportunity. And if there's anything that's done inefficiently, it's the news business, and so we need to be shaken up. I think he will do that. I know

PRESIDENT CLINTON: Well, not because it’s a political campaign. Because neither Hillary or I was ever involved in the political campaign. And they understood that from the beginning. There’s too many people running for mayor who have been my supporters, supported her for Senator, for president. One was once her campaign manager: Mr. de Blasio.

RNC Chairman Reince Priebus told several networks he is planning to ban GOP presidential debates from happening on CNN and NBC due to their upcoming documentaries on Hillary Clinton, a potential Democratic candidate in 2016.

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: Look, a perennial problem that a super power has, is you want to be loved and respected. Obama always had what I think is naive idea that he wants America to be loved. He made a tour of the Muslim world early on, we are going to respect you, a new relationship; an open hand to Iran; a reset with Russia. This is the idea tha

Phoenix real estate expert says Obama's housing policies have not worked out.

Kentucky Secretary of State Allison Lundergan Grimes and her opponent, Sen. Mitch McConnell stated their political season at Fancy Farm, the world’s largest barbecue. NBC News’ Kasie Hunt and The Huffington Post’s Howard Fineman join Chris Matthews with more.

O'Donnell: "The struggles of black America have nothing to do with slavery in Bill O'Reilly's very narrow and uneducated mind."

Laura Ingraham on the upcoming Hillary movies: "Are we going to be seeings films like Rand and Deliver  or Marco: From Cuba With Love?" Not likely.

In 2012, President Obama told voters that he had "decimated" al Qaeda's core leadership, and put the organization "on the run.". The Special Report Panel discusses what the new al Qaeda terror threat means in light of that statement.  Steve Hayes, Kirsten Powers, and Charles Krauthammer.