CHRIS WALLACE: How does this play out over the next few weeks and months? CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: It gets worse. As long as the exchanges are down, all you're getting are stories of people losing insurance and practically no one gaining insurance. This is a program that's doing the opposite of what it was intended -- WALLACE: The website on Nove

SCOTT PELLEY: Good evening. For 31 days now, the Obama administration has been telling us that Americans by the millions are visiting the the new health insurance web site despite all of its problems, but no one in the administration has been willing to tell us how many policies have been purchased, and this may be the reason. CBS News has learned

QUESTION: HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius testified that the administration would not have reliable enrollment information until the middle of next month, which is why it will be provided then. I guess I'm trying to reconcile how there will be reliable information by the middle of next month, when in fact the website will not be finished until the

JAKE TAPPER: What about the chemical weapons themselves, the stockpiles? How concerned are you that the watchdog will actually be able to monitor all of those? SEN. BOB MENENDEZ (D-NJ): Well, this is going to depend upon access and this is the next stage of what we want this organization to do and the world needs to follow through on, through th

James Carville and Tucker Carlson debate Obamacare in a "Crossfire" reunion on FOX News' "Hannity."

In an interview with Steve Chaggaris of CBS News, RealClearPolitics reporter Caitlin Huey-Burns discusses the role Congress has to play in fixing Obamacare, particularly this week's Capitol Hill hearings.

RCP's executive editor Tom Bevan breaks down recent presidential approval rating polls on Fox News. 

MOTHER JONES: In April, Rafael Cruz, the father of Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), spoke to the tea party of Hood County, which is southwest of Fort Worth, and made a bold declaration: The United States is a "Christian nation." The septuagenarian bus

Actress Melissa Joan Hart joined HuffPost Live yesterday and addressed "coming out" as a supporter of Mitt Romney/Paul Ryan in the 2012 election and all the "unbelievable" hatred that she dealt with as a result. "I got called every name in the book," Hart revealed. "[People wrote] that they hope I die, and that they hope my children are gay, wh

CHUCK TODD: Is the administration this naïve? Did the administration not know the insurance companies would do this? I'll tell you, they did it with Medicare Part D and they're doing it here. You can't write legislation and hope the insurance companies are going to -- they wrote legislation, basically let the insurance companies write this legisla

Megyn Kelly and Rep. Frank Pallone (D-NJ) debate if Obamacare is responsible for canceled health insurance plans. PALLONE: They tell them where to get insurance. Look the bottom line is, if you are selling a lousy policy at a price that’s too high, nobody is going to buy it. KELLY: That’s not true. PALLONE: And so they are canceling th

KATE BOLDUAN, CNN: Is it fair to hold up one part of government in order to get -- make a point on another? SEN. LINDSEY GRAHAM: Is it fair to tell the Congress, when you have a national security failure like this, we will not make available to you the people who survived the attack so you can make an independent inquiry? Is it fair to withhold

Chris Hayes looks at the today’s Congressional hearing with HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and comes to the conclusion that their insanity is doing more harm than good.

BILL O'REILLY: President Obama has a lot to lose if he did indeed tell outright lies to the American people. In fact, he could be impeached if that were proved beyond a reasonable doubt.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid talks with Rachel Maddow about the Republican abuse of the filibuster and whether he’ll have to change that Senate rule.

Bret Baier hosts Juan Williams, Steve Hayes, and Charles Krauthammer for a discussion on Obamacare.