GEORGE WILL: How interesting it was. It was interestingly uninteresting. It's not David Remnick's fault, he threw 17,000 words at this project. The problem is the president is an open book who has been reading himself to us relentlessly for almost seven years now. He says at one point, presidents are inherently overexposed, maybe, but this presiden

JOE SCARBOROUGH: If there’s a dropoff of white voters, these are white voters who voted for him twice. Obviously, there is not a race connection to those votes that have fallen off. AL SHARPTON: There is not a race connection maybe to those votes or many of those votes, but I can say this. In the five years he has been in office, in every meet

BRET BAIER: The pains that the administration has gone to differentiate between core al Qaeda and all of these splinter groups. I mean, they might as well call it core al Qaeda/Kobe Bryant, but it seems like it. CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: It's not only an excuse, a way to explain his way out of why he has failed on all these issues; it's also a demons

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: Well, the Democrats really have, I think you’re exactly right. I think the substance of it is, look, it was clumsy, it was stupid, it was staff. There’s not an iota of evidence that shows he was involved in this. However, and this I said on Special Report on the first night it happened, the vulnerability that this exposed C

"Special Report" shows how income inequality has grown under President Obama.

HANNITY: Now I want to tell you something – I was born and raised in New York. I want you to know that and I can’t wait to get out of here. I really can’t. I don’t want to pay their 10-percent state tax anymore. I live in the second-highest property taxed county in the entire country in Nassau County. I can’t wait to sell my house to some

DON LEMON, CNN: Paul, will Christie be the 2016 GOP nominee, even though he is saying he will put it off for a year? PAUL BEGALA: No, no, and he never was. Here is one reason: if he is taking political advice from plutocrats, out of touch right-wingers like Ken Langone -- I don't think he's a right-winger, out of touch billionaires like Ken Lang

VAN JONES: I thought that was actually a pretty honest and accurate assessment. I mean one of the things that are very interesting here, you know, I’m a ninth generation American. I’ve been -- my family has been here for nine generations, 300 years of enslavement, and a hundred years of Jim Crow. I’m the first member born with all my rights i

FOX News: George H. W. Bush received a warm welcome when he became the first sitting or former U.S. president to watch a Duke University basketball game at Cameron Indoor Stadium.

NEIL CAVUTO: So the president believes race may play a factor among some white voters who don't much flip over him. Telling the New Yorker, and I quote, "There's no doubt that there's some folks who just really dislike me because they don't like the idea of a black president." What's remarkable is that five years into his presidency, this iss

RUSH LIMBAUGH: This New Yorker interview that Obama did, this thing is loaded. Oh, yeah. By the way, folks, Hoboken received some money in Hurricane Sandy aid, so there is that aspect to this. Now, in this New Yorker interview, President Obama, President Barack "Choom Gang" Obama, declared that marijuana is no worse for the brain than alcoh

LT. GOVERNOR KIM GUADAGNO (R-NJ): What I'd like to do right now is address some of these suggestions made by the Mayor of Hoboken over the weekend. I am not going to take any questions. I will repeat that. I am not is going to take any questions. You know there are ongoing inquiries. I'm sure all the facts will come out at the appropriate time but

GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: That does bring me to David's big piece. He spent several hours with the president over the last few months with his piece in the New Yorker this week called going the distance. There's a lot that you want there. But one of the scenes that I was struck with you go back to a time was -- I guess it was 2007, he's a senator.

CANDY CROWLEY: Joining me now, Mayor Dawn Zimmer. Thank you, madam mayor, for being here this morning. I know you're kind of fighting losing your voice so hopefully you won't in the middle of this interview. But let me ask you first. This happened early last year. Correct? In May of last year... DAWN ZIMMER, MAYOR OF HOBOKEN: Yes. CROWLEY: