JOHN MCLAUGHLIN: Do you think college admissions should be based on diversity? ELEANOR CLIFT: Yeah, I think lots of factors go into diversity, and I think race can be one of them, and the Supreme Court so far agrees with that. MCLAUGHLIN: 67% oppose it, 28% [support it] -- you're in the minority. Only 28% favor it. PAT BUCHANAN: It should

JOY ANN REID, MSNBC HOST: Chris Lane is absolutely getting lost in it, as is the issue of guns. I want to go back just for a second to the Trayvon Martin case, because, I think, that is what spawned the desire for revenge almost for people on the right… Just for the fact that African-Americans dared to be outraged about the case, about George Zim

AL SHARPTON: We owe a debt to those that believed in us when we did not believe in ourselves, and we need to conduct ourselves in a way that respects that. Don't you ever think that men like Medgar Evers died to give you the right to be a hoodlum or to give you the right to be a thug. That is not what they gave their life about. We need to talk abo

GUTFELD: So by now you have heard of the murder of this young man from Australia, Christopher Lane. The media has a motive: boredom. Yeah, when you’re bored, you kill people. But by blaming boredom, you can ignore recent tweets by one suspect who boasted hating white people. The suspected shooter reveled in gang signs and gang colors and bragg

Pat Buchanan, Eleanor Clift, Michelle Bernard and Mort Zuckerman.

NEIL CAVUTO: Sometimes, try as I might, I can't get liberals to ever see the wisdom of cutting taxes. It's like they'll do almost anything but give folks their money back. Than ever back off the idiocy of more spending that just leaves us spent. Stimulus that never stimulates and rescues that need still more rescues. This is so simple.

Louisiana State Senator Elbert Guillory on what's behind Free at Last PAC and why he believes liberalism has nearly destroyed black America. VAN SUSTEREN: Very well. So what was the big impact on you politically? Why did you suddenly think that black -- that conservatism was better for African-Americans? GUILLORY: Well, values. I

GOP: In the Weekly Republican Address, Gov. Mike Pence of Indiana discusses how Obamacare is "costing jobs, discouraging investment, and making the future bleak for too many families" nationwide. Unlike the Washington-knows-best mandates in Obamacare, Gov. Pence explains how his state has "lowered costs and improved outcomes" by "letting freedom an

WHITE HOUSE: In his weekly address, President Obama notes that while college education has never been more important, it has also never been more expensive, which is why he proposed major new reforms this week to make college more affordable for middle class families and those fighting to get into the middle class. PRESIDENT OBAMA: O