CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: If you listen to what markets were saying today, they went up. It was not because of joy about a recovery, about a drop in the unemployment rate, it was, as you say, really an artifact. It's joy at the fact -- and this is a perverse way of looking at but this is how it works -- if the economy weakens, which is what this is impl

BILL O'REILLY: My pinhead of the week is the Speaker of the House, John Boehner. BOEHNER: There is widespread doubt about whether this administration can be trusted to enforce our laws. And it's going to be difficult to move any immigration legislation until that changes. O'REILLY: Now, he is a pinhead because I believe that John Boeh

ROSIE O'DONNELL: Parker is 18. There he is in his military uniform. He's been accepted to the Citadel. He's very into the military because, you know, how do you annoy your left-wing liberal pacifist mother? You become a big military man. He's the number one cadet at his school, Valley Forge Military Academy. He's very interested. When he was really

DAVID AXELROD: Let me say that to really understand the meeting of the Post numbers consider the fact that there are seven races in states where Romney beat Obama, seven Democratic seats that are up. Three of the incumbents there have retired. The Republicans need six seats, so you can see the dilemma for Democrats. And some of those sta

Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) responds to an NAACP leader's accusation that the GOP uses people of color as 'mouthpieces.'

SEN. TED CRUZ: I will say one thing that's been dismaying about the Obama administration. The Obama administration's approach to drug policy is to simply announce that across the country, it is going to stop enforcing certain drug laws. Now, that may or may not be a good policy, but I would suggest that should concern anyone - it should even concer

(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) VICE PRESIDENT BIDEN: There's a lot of reasons to run for president. But there's one overwhelming reason not to run for president. I like to get that Z06 from zero to 60 in 3.4 seconds. (END VIDEO CLIP) BIDEN: That's right, man. KATE BOLDUAN, CNN: That was the one reason you said you would not run for president. Othe

SEN. RAND PAUL (R-KY): The Democrats can't say, 'We're the great defenders of women's rights in the workplace and we will defend you against some kind of abusive boss that uses their position of authority to take advantage of a young women' when the leader of their party, the leading fundraiser in the country, is Bill Clinton, who was a perpetrator

Bill O'Reilly provides some insights on President Obama's motivations.

CHRIS MATTHEWS: Let me finish tonight with something that's been bothering me. Why do people hate this president so much? I understand the usual partisan attitudes, how one party doesn't like to see the other in the White House. Sure. I can understand why people are angered by wars we get sucked into by false arguments. You can count me in on that

For years, Vladimir Putin lobbied to have the Winter Games in Sochi and he spent a record $51 billion to produce them. Now that all eyes are on him, what do we see?

George Will, Juan Williams, and Charles Krauthammer join Chris Wallace.