JAKE TAPPER: The U.S. has provided tens of billions in aid to the Egyptian military over the years, mostly in the form of assets, weapons and ammunition and the like. I guess the big question right now, as the world watches, is for the Americans, are supplies that the U.S. has given Egypt now being used to kill civilians in the street? JEN

Duck Dynasty star Jase Robertson explains how he was a victim of "facial profiling" when an employee at a hotel he was staying at directed him outside when he asked where the bathroom was.

Charles Krauthammer on Interior Secretary Sally Jewell saying "I hope there are no climate change deniers in the Department of Interior." CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: No, it's not totalitarian, but it is shockingly arrogant and anti-scientific. The idea that science is closed, that science is settled and that anybody who brings evidence or questions is

JOE SCARBOROUGH: The thing is, there is so many of these social issues, so many of these racial issues. It doesn't cost you anything to be compassionate. It doesn't cost you anything to not whip up your base into a fury. It doesn’t cost you anything to stay off of talk radio or to stay off of primetime cable news shows where you get in the middle

AP: President Barack Obama says he's having a "great time as always" on vacation on Martha's Vineyard. Obama took his wife, Michelle, and daughters Malia and Sasha on a late morning bike ride Friday through the Manuel F. Correllus State Forest.

HOWARD DEAN: Look, far be it for me to give the Republicans any advice on how to moderate themselves, but you know what happens when a bunch of like-minded people, who can gin themselves up, get in a room? They start agreeing with each other, they start trying to outdo each other, each one tries to be more right wing than the other. That's not wher

DAVID AXELROD: Any time you implement something like this, it's new and there's no doubt that it's complicated, there will be changes along the way, there should be changes along the way. If you look at the polling, you know, everybody focuses on people's opposition to the program. But a majority of people say let's move forward and fix it along th

Pat Buchanan and Juan Williams argue and at some times agree on the situation in Egypt and the Arab Spring in general. "I'm not for Morsi, the Muslim Brotherhood, but fifty-percent of the Egyptian people voted for him, he went into power. And Obama says, 'Look, I may not like the election, but we have to work with these guys, that's the elected

Bill O'Reilly on how addiction to technology is "causing an immense amount of damage over the world."

HUFFINGTON POST LIVE: A parody sex tape of Harriet Tubman produced by Russell Simmons' All Def Digital ignited a firestorm of controversy and has since been taken down. When it comes to African American history, what is comedic fair game? HuffPost Live is a live-streaming network that puts you, the community, front and center. HuffPost Live stre

MSNBC: Steve Kornacki, host of MSNBC's weekend morning show "Up with Steve Kornacki," talks with Rachel Maddow about the Republican Party's need to appeal to a broader number of American voters while their right wing is pulling them to be more radical and uncompromising.

MSNBC: Conservatives argue that Americans are becoming too dependent on government assistance like food stamps and the American spirit of individualism is fading away as a result. Hayes reports fraud is at an all-time low. Less than 2% of SNAP benefits go to households that do not meet the programs requirements, he says.

Charles Krauthammer, Julie Pace and Tucker Carlson.