MEGYN KELLY: When you think back on your time here, how do you remember it now? GLENN BECK: I remember it as an awful lot of fun, and that I made an awful lot of mistakes, and I wish I could go back and be more uniting in my language. Because I think I played a role unfortunately in helping tear the country apart. And it's not who we are. I did

ANN COULTER: It's blurring the lines or, 'Oh, I should have been more precise.' No. These were lies. They were lies, the same as Elizabeth Warren claiming to have been an Indian. The central focus of her life story, the hard-luck story -- which would be amazing if it were true -- is that she was raised by a single mother, started working when she

JUAN WILLIAMS: I just wanted to pick up on something else that came through to me in that interview and came to me as a surprise. You said you didn't think it was that interesting interview, George. But I thought this was interesting: I had a sense that I never had before from the president of being defeated. That he felt like, 'You know what? I ca

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: Well, look, everybody tries to create, especially in America, tries to create a log cabin story, and this is her log cabin story. The problem -- I think it was Larry Sabato who said if you are going to create a narrative that's perfectly okay but make sure it's a real narrative. And she says her problem is a lack of tightness.

E.J. DIONNE: Well, ever since Bill Clinton, I have been disinclined to declare any politician’s political career over. And Christie is a skilled politician. But here are some of the problems that I see, and one of them, actually, has nothing to do with liberals. I think his biggest problem is actually among Republicans and conservatives. But what

CHUCK TODD: You know how politicians are, especially those running for re-election. At the end of the day it's a "me first" mentality. Frankly understandable. It's their own state, their own campaign. Look what Lindsey Graham said. He was looking forward to having Chris Christie help him in South Carolina, and he has essentially said don't come dow

MIKE HUCKABEE: I don't think there is anyway that the Democrats can win, but I do think there is a way that the Republicans can lose. And the way that Republicans can lose is if we spend all the money and all the energy fighting each other, rather than trying to show the contrast between Republicans and Democrats. My greatest concern is that if Rep

Fmr. Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli says it "makes sense" for Christie to step aside as head of the Republican Governors Association. JONES: Exactly, one more email from another disaster. Now, let's get back to reality here. You ran for governor. You know the importance of the Republican Governors Association. Chris Chri

Daily Show: President Obama announces sweeping, loophole-filled changes to American intelligence oversight.

Newsmax: "If she runs, and I guess she'll run, then she'll be the nominee of the party," Lieberman told "The Steve Malzberg Show" on Newsmax TV. "Interestingly, there could be somebody from the left who will take Hillary on because they think she's too moderate. "Unless something really agitating is happening, I don't think that will be succ

MARCO RUBIO: At this time next year I'll have to make a decision about something like that, and that time will come, and there will be all sorts of things. My most important job is the job of father and husband, so that'll be the first thing to think about. Second is whether or not I feel like there is another office in which I can further this age

Bret Baier hosts George Will, Charles Krauthammer, and Juan Williams in a discussion about President Obama's recent interview with The New Yorker.

Appearing on FOX News with Shepard Smith, RCP political reporter Scott Conroy analyzes where the investigation into Chris Christie's "bridgegate" stands, and what to expect now that a final investigative committee has been formed.

CNN's John Berman looks at claims that Texas Senate candidate Wendy Davis embellished her life story. 

Bill O'Reilly commends the first black president for his honest assessment of the role race plays in his administration.

Alfred Doblin, editorial page editor for the Bergen Record, talks with Rachel Maddow about what could explain the vindictive shutdown of traffic lanes in N.J.

A Tea Party PAC launches an online petition to primary House Speaker John Boehner. According to its press release, “John Boehner has declared war on conservatives...Today we declare war on him.” Lawrence O’Donnell discusses with Ari Melber and Sam Stein.