CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: One of the things that he did, one of the reasons that this strikes at the heart of Obamacare is that what he has done is to take away the financial structure underneath it. The reason the insurers are apoplectic about what just happened is because he has now told a whole class of people you don't have to be in the exchanges.

Lesley Stahl, CBS News: According to an article in the New Yorker, every time there’s been a question about putting restraints on the NSA up to now, the president has sided with the intelligence community. Susan Rice, National Security Advisor: What the NSA and our intelligence community does as a whole is designed to protect Americans and our

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GRETA VAN SUSTEREN: It is but let me just say it to you, how could we keep saying that over and over again? Why do we keep saying the thing about the Benghazi and the tapes over and over again long after? I know why he keeps saying these different things. But the president's most powerful weapon as president has been his ability to inspire. That's

CHRIS WALLACE: I'm sure you think yourself -- I never thought that at this point of my career I would be talking about an A&E cable show. I want to start with the question we got on Twitter, and let's put it up from Riosmythe -- "In the context of this controversy, is political correctness killing our freedom? GEORGE WILL: No, our freedom is rea

DAVID GREGORY: This is a test, Robert, of big, progressive government solving a big societal problem. That's what he took on. That is the big project of his presidency. ROBERT GIBBS: No doubt about it. I would say that this is the worst year of the presidency. It does beat out 2011. But -- well, and especially given where he started, the fact th

CANDY CROWLEY: When I talk to Democrats, they tend to say, to criticize the president for his lack of reaching out to Senate members, to House members. What would you say your relationship is like with him? SEN. JOE MANCHIN (D-WV): I would say that mine is probably like the majority of Senators, especially Democrats, up there. Everybody has a

SEN. JOE MANCHIN (D-WV): At the end of the day, if it's so much more expensive than what we anticipated and if the coverage is not as good as what we've had, you've got a complete meltdown that time. So this transitional year gives you a chance to adjust the products to the market and to see if the market will absorb and buy the product. You can't

WALLACE: Let me switch subjects on you. Dramatically, the "Duck Dynasty" controversy, when that broke, you announced that you were setting up your own Facebook page, we have it on the screen. "I Stand with Phil", with a goal of getting 1 million people to signup. Briefly, why is this such a big deal for you? HUCKABEE: Well, I think it has com

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WALLACE: But -- I mean, forgive me. I think you're being a little coy because you did an interview in The New York Times, you did an interview with the Washington Post. You're putting it out there more than just saying, well, I'm not closing it off. I understand that it's 2013 and that's an eternity in politics. Chances you'll run, better or les

Susan Rice, President Obama's National Security Advisor, answers questions about the NSA leaks, Iran, Syria and the attack in Benghazi. Lesley Stahl reports.