CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: The president now is toxic. The thing is called Obamacare. There's no running away from it. It's got his name on it. You see the president, you think about the policy and you know it's a disaster. And the problem for the Democrats is, they are hostage to a bunch of geeks working right now late into the night trying to fix a sys

CHUCK TODD: Do you feel -- considering how much this quote has been used, it's late night, it's all sorts of things, that -- do you understand if people are going to be skeptical of the next promise you make, of the next or are you concerned that people are going to be wondering, 'Geez, what's the fine print that he's not telling me?' Do you get th

JAY LENO: President Obama saw gravity today. Not the film, his poll numbers, not good. The latest polls show President Obama's approval rating down to 39%. And Toronto Mayor Rob Ford's approval rating went up to 49%. How does this make Obama feel? He's better off smoking crack than passing Obamacare. He would have been up ten points. Would have bee

PRESIDENT OBAMA: I am sorry that they are finding themselves in this situation based on assurances they got from me. We've got to work hard to make sure that they know we hear them and that we're going to do everything we can to deal with folks who find themselves in a tough position as a consequence of this. (NBC News, November 7, 2013)

At the Country Music Awards in Nashville Wednesday night, Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood sang "Obamacare By Morning," a song skit mocking the president's public health initiative.

PRESIDENT OBAMA: You know, I regret very much that what we intended to do, which is to make sure that everybody is moving into better plans because they want 'em, as opposed to because they're forced into it. That, you know, we weren't as clear as we needed to be in terms of the changes that were taking place. And I want to do everything we can to

PRESIDENT OBAMA: Listen, when you've got a health care rollout that is as important to the country and to me as this is and it doesn't work like a charm, that's my fault. That's something that I've got to -- I've got to do some examination of how that happened. And rather than push down blame on a whole bunch of people underneath me, you know, the

JON KARL: On Monday the president said that f you had one of these plans before the Affordable Care Act came into law, you really like that plan, what we have said is that you can keep it if it hasn't changed since the law was passed. I'm wondering, could you give me a citation of when the president ever said such a thing. JAY CARNEY: Sure, we w

PRESIDENT OBAMA: I'm confident that it will be even better by November 30th and that the majority of people are going to be able to get on there. They're going to be able to enroll. They're going to be able to apply. And they're going to get a good deal -- a better deal than they've got right now when it comes to buying health insurance. Now, ha

SEN. RAND PAUL: I grew up in Texas on the gulf coast, so I know a lot about hurricanes, but I appreciate all of you trying to help in the aftermath of a terrible hurricane. A question for Secretary Donovan: Do you think Sandy relief funds ought to be spent on TV ads? SEC. DONOVAN: I assume what you're referring to, Senator, is that there has bee

FOX News: Edie Sundby is a wife, mother and stage 4 cancer survivor. She recently made national headlines for a Wall Street Journal op-ed she wrote about how her health care is soon to be canceled due to ObamaCare. Sundby received a shocking response from the White House. Obama advisor Dan Pfeiffer offered up no empathy and directly challenged h

RCP executive editor Tom Bevan joins Neil Cavuto and Katie Pavlich to discuss whether the botched rollout of Obamacare will hurt Democrats at the ballot box.

CHUCK TODD: You still have full confidence in Kathleen Sebelius? PRESIDENT OBAMA: You know, I think Kathleen Sebelius, under tremendously difficult circumstances over the last four and a half years-- has done a great job in setting up-- the insurance markets so that there is a good product out there for people to get. You know, Kathleen Sebelius

This week's segment is focused on a conference sponsored by an Islamic organization which showed that the vast majority of 'Moderate' Muslims there supported strict punishment like stoning adulterers.

RON PAUL: "If he wants to go the way of McCain and Romney, I guess he can go ahead and do it," Paul said on Fox News on Wednesday. "I think it'll be same old stuff again, wishy-washy stuff — chase [out] all the constitutionalists, limited-government, libertarians."

Bill O'Reilly and Charles Krauthammer discuss the effect Obamacare is having on Democratic politics.

PRESIDENT OBAMA: Now, I am the first to say that the first month I have not been happy with. You've all heard about the website woes. Nothing drives me more crazy than the fact that right now, there is great insurance to be had out there -- choice and competition -- where people can save money for a better product, except too many folks have not be

David Axelrod and David Corn discuss an increasingly heated “blame-game” between the Tea Party and rank-and-file Repubs following Tuesday’s elections.

Andrew Napolitano, A.B. Stoddard, and Charles Krauthammer discuss the latest news on Obamacare.

Celinda Lake, Democratic pollster, talks with Rachel Maddow about how to read Tuesday’s election results and the right’s curious claims of victory in defeat.