In an interview with Steve Chaggaris of CBS News, RealClearPolitics reporter Caitlin Huey-Burns discusses whether the new committee led by Senate Budget Committee Chair Patty Murray and her House counterpart Paul Ryan can succeed where others have failed.

CHRIS MATTHEWS: I find the younger people coming to my network very self-confident -- I thought I was confident -- very self confident about their viewpoints, and believing, because they tend to be right, somebody wants to hear it. And they're usually right. You know what I think it's like? The afternoon newspaper, which is gone. Which was the

CBS News: Dick Cheney says his current health is "a miracle" in a frank discussion of the heart disease he suffered over his entire political career and especially when he served as the vice president. In his first interview about his new book, "Heart," he speaks to Dr. Sanjay Gupta, discussing for the first time the revelation that the defibrillat

CBS News: A House committee will be demanding to know why millions are still struggling to sign up for health care. New reports say the problems go beyond the enrollment problems as insurance companies are reportedly receiving duplicate sign-up forms from the government. "CBS This Morning" national correspondent Jan Crawford reports.

BRET BAIER: Is it possible that a one-year delay comes not from Congress, but from this administration? JUAN WILLIAMS: Well, you can have delays. I think, by the way, the system so far that has failed. I don't think there is any dispute about that. But the idea that it therefore indicates that there is an overall failure, or as Charles suggeste

MATT KIBBE, FREEDOMWORKS: You're seeing this clash between the new generation and–to me, it’s not just the old wing of the Republican party versus the new wing–you’re really seeing a disintermediation in politics. It’s already happened with the Democratic party. It’s happening with the Republican Party now. And grassroots activists have

SARAH PALIN: People who see the way that I and Ted Cruz and Mike lee and a whole lot of other Americans see that we are taxed enough already. Of course, that's the acronym for the tea party movement. We are taxed already and we believe that the constitution -- that's the blueprint that leads us to a more perfect union and we'll fight very strong fo

Actor Chris Noth stopped by HuffPost Live Wednesday and called today's legislative branch "the worst Congress since right before the Civil War" and explained why he sees "racist" undertones in the government shutdown and Birther claims and views the Tea Party as "un-American."

In an interview with Steve Chaggaris of CBS News, RealClearPolitics reporter Caitlin Huey Burns discusses which politicos were most changed by the government shutdown/Obamacare/debt ceiling crisis.

MIKA BRZEZINSKI: I have got to tell you, I think the damage to the country over the past three weeks far supersedes a website not working. But you know how these things work. I mean, this is a story that could fly. EUGENE ROBINSON: Well, and deservedly so. This really is a disastrous launch for a program that I have supported. I think it's a hu

"I would do anything, and I will continue to do anything I can, to stop the train wreck that is Obamacare," Sen. Ted Cruz said when asked by ABC News’ Jon Karl whether he would rule out another shutdown. "The test that matters Jon, is are we doing anything for all the people that are getting hurt from Obamacare?"

O'REILLY: The facts are clear, both Republicans and Democrats try to drive agendas in the federal funding debate. That's what usually happens in Washington. Both parties are responsible for the government shutdown and so is President Obama who didn't provide a clear leadership structure early on as he should have.

JOE SCARBOROUGH: My argument has always been what you're doing now is really hurting [Republicans] for 2014 and 2016. Ted Cruz would say and Mike Lee would say, 'Ok, well great, what are we going to do?' Even in the best of years we may just get a majority, we're not going to be able to stop Obamacarecare then. Then you tell us let's wait until

Tucker Carlson, Charles Krauthammer, and Charles Lane discuss the news Benghazi report.

CALLER: Hey Ed, I just called to disagree with you about Democrats caring about veterans. I'm a retired veteran with 23 years of service and I don't know if you know it, but 1 October 171,000 of us were kicked off our health care. And those evil Republicans, that you like to call them, passed a bill in June and it's been sitting in the Senate and R

Chris Hayes talks about so-called "moderate Republicans" the day after Republican defeat with Bruce Bartlett, Michelle Bernard and James Pethokoukis.