CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: The Judge is right. You can have executive orders that implement already existing laws. What Obama has done in the DREAM Act, which is exactly what you've talked about. Essentially he passed a law by executive order that the Congress had rejected, wouldn't pass, that is unbelievably unconstitutional. It's as if a Republican ran

The topic: "What's So Great About America?" Debate sponsor: Young America's Foundation

JUDGE ANDREW NAPOLITANO: When Charles said surprise, surprise, I thought he would get into, oh, the president has lied again. He has shown an incredible willingness and facility at lying. The clip you ran was from the State of the Union address on Tuesday night. It was less than 45 hours from this very moment. Since that time, all the senior pe

They ridicule the right as bigots, as they themselves stereotype nonwhites so viciously, Gutfeld said.

JAKE TAPPER, CNN HOST: Your critics say this is diminished expectations. And I've been covering you for a long, long time, as you remember, 2005, 2006 in the Senate. I remember during the campaign when you talked about, uh, your presidency being a moment when the rise of the oceans would slow and the nation and the world would heel. Um, and now

PRESIDENT OBAMA: Well, part of it is we got a lot of that stuff done. We've got, uh, in this country, a health care, uh, reform that has already signed up millions of people and make sure that everybody who is watching, anybody who already has insurance, will not be dropped because of a pre-existing condition. And if they don't have health insur

Employees at Simonetta's Collision Repair Center react to higher healthcare costs. "Jeff and Dave used to have a $1,250 deductible. Since Obamacare went into effect, it's now jumped 60 percent to $2,000. That's nothing compared to Brian, Kristi, and Judy who have kids. They are going to pay twice that, four grand," WTAE-TV reports.

Ari Melber reads an official apology from MSNBC President Phil Griffin to Republican National Committee chairman Reince Priebus over a controversial tweet Wednesday night which implied that conservatives are inherently racist: "Maybe the rightwing will hate it, but everyone else will go awww: the adorable new #Cheerios ad w/ biracial family."

Senators Rand Paul and Ted Cruz tell Sean Hannity they will most likely stay out of races with incumbents. "I'm going to stay out of races with incumbents," Sen. Paul (R-KY) said. "And I likely am going to do the same," Sen. Cruz (R-TX) said.

PETER COOK, BLOOMBERG: Final question. Is Hillary Clinton going to be hard to beat? SEN. TED CRUZ: Well we'll see if she runs. And we'll see if she wins the nomination. If she runs I think she's likely to get the nomination. But I think her path is going to be much, much more rocky than many in the media have predicted. Look, there's a natu

Senators Ted Cruz and Rand Paul tell FOX News' Sean Hannity the GOP is now "one big happy family." Paul says he has moved on from his public feud with New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R)

Governor Nathan Deal apologizes for the lack of preparation during a winter storm in Atlanta.

Rachel Maddow explains what's really going on regarding Obama's executive orders.

Megyn Kelly wonders why some Democrats up for re-election are wary of appearing in public with the president.

The Republican Party’s Spanish-language response to the president’s State of the Union is a sign the GOP is trying to engage Spanish-speaking Americans, but actions speak louder than words. Ari Melber explains.

The Special Report panel conducts a wide-ranging interview with Sen. Mike Lee.