CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: Well, the ACLU and Ron Paul are right, which is why it was a terrific speech. It was 90-percent smoke and mirrors and very little substantive change, which is what we need. In fact, it was the best use of Obama's rhetorical powers of dazzling with very little content since the '08 campaign. Look, Obama knows he has to retai

SEN. RAND PAUL (R-KY): Well, what I think I heard was that if you like your privacy, you can keep it. But in the meantime, we're going to keep collecting your phone records, your e-mails, your text messages, and likely your credit card information. So I didn't hear any lessening of the spying on Americans or collecting records of Americans. I h

Senator Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) announces his retirement.

As Prepared for Delivery – PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: At the dawn of our Republic, a small, secret surveillance committee borne out of the “The Sons of Liberty” was established in Boston. The group’s members included Paul Revere, and at night they would patrol the streets, reporting back any signs that the British were preparing ra

JULIAN ASSANGE: I think it's embarrassing for a head of state to go on like that for 45 minutes and say almost nothing. Unfortunately, one has to deconstruct a little of what is being said in the points that you have raised.  First of all, let's look for some positive in what has come out of here. Well, it's clear that the president would not b

SEN. TED CRUZ (R-TX): The essence of irresponsibility is seeing a harm, seeing the facts and refusing to act. What else do we know? We know that Obamacare is killing jobs all across the country. Indeed, Obamacare is the biggest job killer in this nation. The U.S. Chamber of commerce has said of small businesses impacted by the employer mandate,

Hillary Clinton and Chris Christie are both 2016 front-runners, and both are linked to potentially harmful scandals - but only one scandal is legitimate.

NEIL CAVUTO: Here's what makes what I'm about to say worthy of an alert. Proof that no one in Washington really has a clue. Welcome, everybody, I'm Neil Cavuto and I'm going to depart from form right now, to get something off my chest that's been bugging me these past couple of weeks now. A concern that's really a question. Let me ask

BILL O'REILLY: The USA is not a country currently served by a fair media. Most press outlets are sympathetic to the Democratic Party and will only reluctantly cover stories that make the Dems look bad. Benghazi is a very important story because it goes to the efficiency and honesty of the federal government. Maybe someday we'll find out what really

Bret Baier hosts Andrew Napolitano, Charles Krauthammer, and A.B. Stoddard.

Rachel Maddow reports on fringe ideas which somehow found their way into the federal budget.