Mark Levin is the president of the Landmark Legal Foundation, a contributing editor for National Review Online, and host of a nationally-syndicated talk radio program. Mr. Levin served in several positions in President Ronald Reagan's administration, including chief of staff to Attorney General Edwin Meese and deputy solicitor of the U.S. Departmen

BRET BAIER: Charles, this comes also the same week that Bob Gates has a book out in which Hillary Clinton is characterized as having had this conversation, quote, "Hillary told the president that her opposition to the 2007 surge in Iraq had been political because she was facing him in the Iowa primary. The president conceded vaguely that opposition

GEORGE WILL: Well, his job today was to cauterize a wound that's really more serious than the Bridgegate name we're giving this and the idea that it's a crisis involving yellow cones on a highway. This was the use of government machinery to punish enemies -- we think, that is. And he's saved himself and cauterized the wound if, but only if, he sati

GOVERNOR CHRIS CHRISTIE: Good morning. I come out here to this office where I've been many times before and I've come out here today to apologize to the people of New Jersey. I apologize to the people of Fort Lee and I apologize to the members of the state legislature. I am embarrassed and humiliated by the conduct of some of the people on my

"There's a sense of betrayal. I just don't like the fact that anybody who is privy to a private conversation in the Oval Office … goes and repeats in public a private conversation that he heard," Ari Fleischer, former White House spokesman for George W. Bush, told Steve Malzberg on Newsmax TV.

JAKE TAPPER: We got hold of a letter here from September 10th, 2013, from the EMS coordinator in Fort Lee to the Mayor. This was September 10th, right after these closures happened, which happened right in the middle of the closures and it mentions a number of hold-ups of EMS. None of the political implications of this were discussed, and it talks

REPORTER: Your critics say this reveals that you are a political bully, that your style is payback. Are you? And does this compromise your ability to serve? GOV. CHRISTIE: No, I'm not. Hey, listen, Kelly. Politics ain't bean bag, OK? And everybody in the country who engages in politics knows that. On the other hand, that's very, very different t

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