CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: It's about the political element of this, the fallout. Look, last night I said the administration, the Democrats are looking at a train wreck in January and this is exactly the reaction to a deep understanding among Democrats that this is a train wreck and it is a panic reaction. The judge said this is utterly lawless. This app

JAKE TAPPER, CNN: Here it is by popular demand, the number one lie of the year, based on something the president first said in 2009 and updated in 2013. PRESIDENT OBAMA: If you like your health care plan, you can keep your health care plan. What we said was you could keep it if it hasn't changed since the law's passing. TAPPER: So

JUDGE ANDREW NAPOLITANO: The speaker has demonstrated a poverty of leadership. The speaker has demonstrated that he can. -- BRET BAIER: Wait a second, he just got 332 votes. NAPOLITANO: Well, he did get 332 votes because he got the Democrats to vote with him and he scared -- and he lost the Republican who retain the value of small government

RUSH: So I’m watching Boehner, and we had a call, Lee from Queens, who said, “How do you know they’re shell-shocked? Why can’t it be the Republicans just don’t disagree with anything that’s going on?” And there is an element of that. For example, let me pose to you a hypothetical. But as part of the hypothetical, I want you to see if

Reporters press Jay Carney on what they see as the White House limiting access for photographers.

ANDREA MITCHELL: Robert, when you look at these numbers, the other piece of that is who should control Congress, the generic number has gone to the Republicans for the first time in three years, and there was a big switch in just the last two months. So, obviously two months ago the shutdown was driving numbers down for Republicans, but now health

SPEAKER JOHN BOEHNER: When groups come out and criticize an agreement they've never seen, you begin to wonder just how credible those actions are. So yesterday, when the criticism was coming, frankly I thought it was my job and my obligation to stand up for conservatives here in the Congress who want more deficit reduction. Stand up for the work th

JAKE TAPPER: So, this morning, you told your members "embrace the suck." That's a quote. NANCY PELOSI: I think it really captured the moment. Wouldn't you think? TAPPER: It seems to sum up what you think of this legislation. PELOSI: Well, it's not just the legislation, it's the whole process and the fact that we don't have unemployment

POLITICO: Rep. Paul Ryan had a message Thursday for critics of his budget compromise, including Sen. Marco Rubio: Read the bill. "Read the deal and get back to me," Ryan said on MSNBC’s Morning Joe on Thursday in response. "People are going to do what they need to do. In the minority, you don’t have the burden of governing, of getting

CHRIS MATTHEWS: Don’t you regret that you solemnized the marriage between the responsible Republican Party of John McCain and Sarah Palin? STEVE SCHMIDT: I knew you were going to go there! MATTHEWS: Of course I'm going to go there! It's your most famous event.  SCHMIDT: Look, it's been self-evident for some time that when you look at s

Bret Baier hosts the panel and Rep. Tom Price.

Chris Hayes talks about breakout of another GOP civil war with CNBC political analyst Robert Costa, Tim Phillips and Congressman Scott Rigell.

Rachel Maddow talks about how the new budget deal has exposed the ideological rift within the GOP.

Howard Kurtz and Bernie Goldberg join Bill O'Reilly to analyze MSNBC host Al Sharpton.