CHRIS MATTHEWS: How does this president regain his historic, heroic stature which he had? I'm not saying he was ever super popular with more than 50-some-percent of the country, but he was seen as a hero to a lot of people. I think he's lost that for a while and I'm trying to figure out how does he champion the election and re-election of his frien

Dennis Miller joins Bill O'Reilly to weigh in on the Chris Christie's Bridge-gate, Iran's Nuclear Deal, and embattled New York Yankee Alex Rodriguez.

MARK LEVIN: Here’s Obama today before a cabinet meeting. Some of you have heard this, some have not. Everybody needs to hear it. Go: PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: One of the things that I’ll be emphasizing in this meeting is the fact that we are not just going to be waiting for legislation in order to ensure Americans are provided with the help th

PRESIDENT OBAMA: North Carolina still has a higher than average unemployment rate so this is important to this state. Folks aren't looking for a handout, they're not looking for special treatment. There are a lot of people who are sending out resumes every single day, but the market, the job market is still tough in pockets around the country. And

SEN. ELIZABETH WARREN (D-Mass.): You’re willing to do this over politics? You’re really willing to cut these people off, to leave them with no money to put food on the table, to put a roof over their heads, to take care of their children? The Republicans are so caught in playing political games at every single turn. This is about America saying

MARCUS LUTTRELL: There’s nothing glorious about war.There’s nothing glorious about holding your friends in your arms and watching them die. And there’s nothing glorious about having to leave your home for six to eight months while your family’s back here and you’re away. ### LUTTRELL: It’s people like my teammates and I that have

ROBERT GATES: Like I said, I think the troops knew the score and the troops I think believed in the mission and the troops believed and believe that they were being successful in their mission. So, I think were able to a certain extent to set aside the politics here at home. Although, I make the point in the book, when you have somebody like the Se

President Obama gives a shout out to Sen. Kay Hagan (D-NC) who skipped the event.

GEORGE WILL: Well, the president and other advanced thinkers say what this town needs is more bipartisanship. Well, he's got it now because there's a bipartisan majority in the Senate for sanctions that the president says he will veto. I think there's an explanation of why Kerry is putting as much energy as Secretary of State into pursuing what I t

Former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates talks leadership under Bush, Obama administrations and his new book, Duty: Memoirs of a Secretary at War.

NEWT GINGRICH: Welcome back. In the CROSSFIRE tonight, Donna Brazile and Bob Ehrlich. In his State of the State address this afternoon, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie took responsibility for mistakes made during his watch, and he fired two of his closest aides. By that standard, President Obama could spend his entire upcoming State of t

(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) RAY LAHOOD: If Congress doesn't step up and either increase the gas tax they'll have to take the money out of the general fund. America is one big pothole, Neil. If we don't come up with the money, we're in no way shape or form... NEIL CAVUTO: ...that money is going. But how sure are you that, that money is going to spen

CNN's Brianna Keilar quizzes Jay Carney if President Obama is concerned he is hurting Democratic candidates in 2014. QUESTION: On the President’s speech tomorrow in North Carolina, Senator Kay Hagan will not be attending. It’s obviously her home state. Is the President worried that he is a drag on some vulnerable Democrats in t

"Young people think that they're Superman, like nothing is ever going to happen to them," the NBA legend says in the video. "But trust me -- one day something is going to happen and you're going to need a quality health plan, so make sure you get Obamacare."

SEAN HANNITY: But it is interesting, as I read the differences that you have between them here, stylistically, how Bush you felt was more comfortable around the military, where you didn't get the same sense that President Obama was comfortable around the military. FMR. SEC. OF DEFENSE ROBERT GATES: Yeah, he was, the way I describe it in the boo

Jimmy Fallon and Bruce Springsteen sing about the Fort Lee traffic jam to the tune of "Born to Run."

In a speech at The Heritage Foundation on Tuesday afternoon, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) said, "it might be the biggest lie of the century to say 'if you like your doctor, you can keep him or her."

Daily Show: Samantha Bee gives a dramatic performance to demonstrate that Fox News's The Five is all about love.

Tucker Carlson, George Will, and Julie Pace discuss.

Conservatism functions as a con game, with the marks being rank and file conservatives themselves. Chris Hayes explains.

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed (still a prisoner at Guantanamo Bay) released the first of three manifestos this week. Megyn Kelly hosts JAG lawyer Charles Swift and the National Review's Andrew McCarthy who discuss opposing views on whether or not we

Rachel Maddow points out that several statements made by NJ Governor Chris Christie about the bridge scandal are demonstrably false given newly revealed facts.