MEGYN KELLY: He talks about how, you know, [Republicans] are responsible for the gridlock because the Republicans don't want to answer to their hometown constituents and they watch FOX and so on. And there is no accountability in this comment, or what he identifies as the quote, problem, Charles, for his own tone that he has set in Washington and h

HUGH HEWITT, HOST: Let me switch, then, to the other great geopolitical actor. There’s quite a lot about President Putin in Duty, very amusing, very revealing, and I loved your comment, I’ve got to find my notes here, where you were at his dacha and you turned, I think, to Secretary of State Rice and said I don’t have the patience for diploma

SEN. TED CRUZ (R-TX): It’s extraordinarily dangerous. Mark, I know you fully that of all of the dismaying aspects of the Obama presidency perhaps the most dangerous is this consistent pattern of lawlessness. We have never had a president who over and over again openly aggressively defies the law. If he doesn’t like the law, he refuses to enforc

STEPHANIE CUTTER: This was former and presidential candidate -- former presidential candidate Mike Huckabee today at the RNC meeting. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) MIKE HUCKABEE (R), FORMER PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: The Democrats want to insult the women of America by making them believe that they are helpless without Uncle Sugar coming in and providing

BILL O'REILLY: If you were me, number one, you would be the luckiest guy in the world. And, number two, what would your opening question for the president be? JAMES CARVILLE: Well it, wouldn't be who do you think is going to win the game? I would say, Mr. President, there is no doubt about it, you had a rough 2013, what assurances can you give

QUESTION: Jay, not that long ago at the RNC winter meeting here in Washington, Mike Huckabee said that the Democrats' message to women is that they are -- I'm reading from the report here -- they are helpless without "Uncle Sugar" coming and providing for them a prescription each month for birth control because they cannot control their libido or t

RealClearPolitics Senior Election Analyst Sean Trende discusses how the president's approval rating could hurt vulnerable Democrats in 2014 races with the Wall Street Journal's Mary Kissel.

MIKE HUCKABEE: I think it's time Republicans no longer accept listening to the Democrats talk about a war on women because the fact is the Republicans don't have a war on women. They have a war for women, for them to be empowered to be something other than victims of their gender. Women I know are outraged that the Democrats think that women are no

HASSAN ROUHANI: So, in the context of nuclear technology, particularly of research and development and peaceful nuclear technology, we will not accept any limitations. And in accordance with the parliament law, in the future, we’re going to need 20,000 megawatts of nuclear-produced electricity, and we’re determined to obtain the nuclear fuel fo

BRIT HUME: This is the 41st anniversary of the day the Supreme Court found that a generalized right to privacy it had basically invented, meant that a woman has a constitutional right to snuff out an unborn life, a human being with a beating heart. That's what a fetus as young as six weeks is. Small wonder these protesters still come every year

"Potheads are incapable of following simple instructions and getting a job done," Ann Coulter said on Wednesday's broadcast of Piers Morgan Live on CNN. "You can't get anything done with a pothead...I'm going to be paying for their food, housing, now for their health care apparently, because they can't perform any useful jobs."

John Stanton, Washington, D.C. bureau chief for Buzzfeed, talks with Rachel Maddow about the GOP is ignoring the gender gap in polling and focusing on abortion.

Bill O'Reilly explains how federal policy is causing income inequality to rise.

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: I'm not sure how large the impact will be, although because they radically increased the ceiling, under which you are allowed to get Medicaid. It used to be the very poor, so you didn't really have a state that you could raid for money afterwards. Now a whole bunch of people that are middle class own their own homes are now bei

A bipartisan effort to restore the Voting Rights Act is met with right-wing cries of “reverse racism.”

Steve Hayes, A.B. Stoddard, and Charles Krauthammer join Bret Baier for a fascinating conversation about the political future of Obamacare. Charles Krauthammer explains his plan to reform Obamacare after 09:35.