ED HENRY: Since you said you wanted to focus on facts. Yesterday, you and the president talked about how never in the history of America has the debt ceiling been used to extort the president. You probably saw the Washington Post looked at that, they gave you four Pinocchios. Are you going to correct that today?  JAY CARNEY: There is no questi

CHRIS HAYES: Is there some point where there is victory here? Ae we doomed to be fighting about Obamacare until I am an old man? REP. DEBBIE WASSERMAN SCHULTZ (D-FL): I don't think so. In fact, that is exactly why the tea party Republicans are hell-bent on doing everything they can to try to stop Obamacare from going online on October 1st. Becau

PRESIDENT OBAMA: I think this is especially important for-- Latino community to-- to understand, because nobody is more likely to have [sic] health insurance than-- Latinos in this country. And they stand to, for the first time, get affordable healthcare coverage that they can count on for themselves and their families. And-- and they don't ha

On September 11th, the 12th anniversary of the al-Qaeda attack that killed 3,000 Americans, five vandals ripped up a 9-11 memorial on the campus of Middlebury College in Vermont. One of the vandals is a student there and the college apparently has not yet moved against her.

MARK LEVIN: I want you to listen to Obama -- our imperial president -- very briefly, only 23 seconds, at the Business Roundtable headquarters in D.C. See, he only talks to "business groups" when he wants something from them and som

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: I think the threat that the shutdown might have on the economy are grossly exaggerated. They were exaggerated in 2011. Exaggerated every time we have come up, again this administration says if this doesn't happen, we're going to have a collapse. CHRIS WALLACE, GUEST HOST: But in fairness, this wasn't the administration, this

All this week some of you might have noticed I've been going back in time. On this show and my Fox Business Network show remembering the fall of 2008. The beginning of the financial meltdown. And a crisis that had Washington throwing anything and everything at the wall to see what would stick What fix would get us out of this fix. An

SECRETARY JOHN KERRY: As you all know, before I became Secretary, I spent 28 years in the United States Senate and I witnessed some great debates and some of the best senators there produced some of the best debates that I’ve seen – sometimes. And some of the senators, I learned, liked to debate about just about anything. As my pal John McCain

Dennis Miller talks to Bill O'Reilly about President Obama's latest approval ratings and violence in the NFL.

Steve Hayes, James Rosen, Juan Williams, and Charles Krauthammer discuss Fox News' interview with Bashar al-Assad.

O'REILLY: There is no question the American media is opposing the majority of Americans over the Second Amendment. And the reason is that most journalists live in secure places. Here in New York City, many press people live in high-rise apartment buildings protected from intruders. But most Americans don't have the money to do that. So they must p

Paul Atkinson lost his chance at the million dollar prize because he pronounced the phrase wrong on Wheel of Fortune.

MSNBC: Sen. Rand Paul testified to the Senate Judiciary Committee on the cruelty and unfairness of federal mandatory minimum sentences in the War on Drugs and made an extraordinary comment about President Barack Obama. MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell explains how it could help rewrite Republican party politics in the Rewrite.

The Speaker's Office released this web video Wednesday. 

MSNBC: Rachel Maddow on conservatives using a war on Obamacare as a means of bilking money from gullible conservative patsies and the dangers of Republicans playing political games with the economic wellbeing of the United States.