Angela Giron, a Colorado state senator who was recalled Tuesday, blames her loss on voter suppression. A CNN anchor points out how that doesn't quite add up. ANGELA GIRON, LOST COLORADO RECALL ELECTION: Well, yes. And I think that was really a misquote and that we know what really happened here. I mean, yes, we had a strong NRA and y

QUESTION: Can you react to Republican Senator Bob Corker?  Even though he is a Republican, he has worked with the President on a grand bargain, sat down for dinner with him, as I recall; has said positive things earlier in the Syria debate, and then, yesterday told CNN that he is disappointed in how the President has approached Syria, and at one p

BILL O'REILLY: And so a military strike will most likely be averted and Mr. Obama can declare a victory. But most Americans are finally realizing and I mean that, finally realizing that this country is losing power on almost all fronts and if that trend is not arrested and soon, that will be Barack Obama's legacy.

Bill de Blasio celebrates his victory in the Democratic primary with his awesome family and Jon tries out a new hairstyle.

John Boehner's tightrope walk: Managing the Tea Party, Obamacare, possible government shutdown, and the debt ceiling.

Chris Hayes talks about Russian President Vladimir Putin's op-ed in the New York Times with Kenneth Roth and Julia Ioffe.

Rachel Maddow reports on a protest by women from "We Belong Together" calling for more action on immigration reform while House Republicans under Speaker John Boehner continues to earn the 113th Congress its "do nothing" label.