CRAIG MELVIN, HOST: Is that a good thing? Should there be a coronation. FMR. GOV. ED RENDELL: Well, it's not necessarily a coronation; a coronation is when somebody hasn't earned it. I think for all of the things that Hillary Clinton has done in her career, she has basically earned it. When George W. Bush ran, he had some competition, but he ha

During a Google+ Hangout on Friday, Rebecca Stewart, a concerned mother, aired her grievances about Obamacare asked President Obama about the flawed rollout. The woman's most pressing concern was if her 10-year-old son could continue to see his specialist. "I know that I cannot keep my plan, which I liked, but as I'm trying to decide what to do

"That was tough," Ann Romney, the wife of Mitt Romney, said about losing the 2012 president election. "It brings up all those feelings that you had. And I believe this, I really believe this, you know, we lost but truly the country lost by not having Mitt as president." "He was governor of Massachusetts. I'm not surprised to see that. I think th

On the Thursday broadcast of Comedy Central's Daily Show, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi told host Jon Stewart she didn't know why the Obamacare website failed. When pressed for an answer as to why, Pelosi said it wasn't her responsibility. However, Pelosi did say it is her responsibility to pass a bill that "honors" the Founders and the

S.E. CUPP: I always welcomed that idea where someone, some less thoughtful pundit, would introduce that idea that half the country is racist because they're Republican, because I thought, 'This is great. If liberalism espouses tolerance, I'm glad we are showing and exposing that lack of tolerance for what it is.' I was glad when that opinion was pu

JAKE TAPPER: And let's talk about House Republicans, because - and - and Senate Republicans. There has been a large contingency of Republicans critical of your new approach. Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, who might run for president, calls this the imperial presidency. And in the House, there is this thing, as you know, called The Stop Act. They wan

Greg Gutfeld with Kirsten Haglund, John Bolton, Tom Shillue and Andy Levy. (via Johnny Dollar)

CHUCK TODD: Without the president on the ballot, I have to say, I don’t know if the numbers work for her any more, work for any Democrat anymore. This is a unique — she has not had to run with this few registered Democrats in a nonpresidential year, it’s going to be really tough for her. (via

JAKE TAPPER, CNN:  Yes, they're having trouble - people won't hire them because they've been unemployed so long. PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA:  Because they've been unemployed so long, folks are looking at that gap in the resume and they're weeding them out before these folks even get a chance for an interview. So what we have done is to gather t

Reason TV: "The NFL is good at fleecing taxpayers," says ESPN columnist Gregg Easterbrook, author of The King of Sports: Football's Impact on America. "It's about a billion dollars a year I've calculated in public subsidies to NFL owners and this is a group that consists almost entirely of billionaires and yet receiving significant public subsidies

Rachel Maddow points out the popularity among American voters of raising the minimum wage and how advocating that issue helps Democrats.

O'Reilly says that the media is losing it's instinct to protect the president.

A new Washington Post-ABC News poll shows a big lead for Hillary Clinton in a hypothetical 2016 race – including in a match-up against Chris Christie, if he were to run.

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