KATE BOLDUAN, CNN: So a piecemeal approach you could be open for? SEN. MARCO RUBIO: That was my original position and continues to be my preferred option because I just think we'll get a better result that way and I think we'll get a result that way. I think when you try to do anything big in Washington, it ends up running into headwinds. That'

Rep. Alan Grayson (D-FL) debates Martin Bashir on whether the congressmen went too far in a fundraising email when he compared the Tea Party to the KKK.

In an interview with Anthony Salvanto of CBS News, RealClearPolitics national political reporter Scott Conroy discusses the factors that are dissuading good people from running for Congress.

RUSH LIMBAUGH: Let me ask you a quick question here, folks. Can you imagine — and I’m serious here, now — can you imagine what the news would be like today if all of those 2,500 businesses and unions and others had not received Obamacare waivers? Can you imagine what it would be like? I mean, we are just getting the tiniest glimpse of the hor

PRESIDENT OBAMA: Now, some of these ideas I've laid out before. Some of them I'm just going ahead and doing on my own. Some of them do require Congress to do something. And one way we can start is by Congress passing a budget that reflects our need to invest in our young people. I know the budgets aren't the most interesting topic for a Friday afte

Kirsten Powers tells FOX News' Megyn Kelly her health insurance premium has doubled from $160 to $300 a month and she is okay with it because she supports Obamacare.

In an interview with Steve Chaggaris of CBS News, RealClearPolitics reporter Caitlin Huey-Burns discusses her recent article, which profiles potential congressional recruits who told her they can better help their communities from ou

Earline Davis, the Obamacare helpline operator who was fired after taking a phone call from Sean Hannity and answering questions, appeared on the Thursday broadcast of his FOX News show Hannity. Audio of Davis talking to Hannity on his radio program today is

George Will, Juan Williams, and Steve Hayes discuss.

DAVID GREGORY: I think that we have to take a step back at the end of this week and ask the most critical question, which is, is Obamacare doomed if they can't fix this fast? And I raised that very provocative question for two reasons. One, it is this caricature of incompetence that could be associated with Obamacare for a long time, because of suc

Sheldon Adelson, the billionaire casino mogul who donated $100 million to GOP candidates in 2012, suggests firing a nuclear warning shot at Iran, receives applause from audience at Yeshiva University in New York.

Daily Show: When it comes to spying, the American government isn't doing anything to the rest of the world that it isn't already doing to Americans.

Charles Krauthammer discusses his new book "Things That Matter" on FOX News' "The Five."

O'REILLY: The President was not elected on performance. He was elected on personality and apathy. Low information voters don't -- who don't know anything and really couldn't care less about their country broke heavily for the President. Why? Because they like him -- he's a likable guy. And ironically, those voters are now being held accountable as

Rachel Maddow tells the tale of Tom Matzzie who live-tweeted details of former NSA director Michael Hayden giving too-loud, anonymous interviews on the train.