ANN COULTER: I know, you know, we’ve spent seven years trying to persuade right-wingers, no, he really was born in Hawaii, we have his birth certificate, stop with the crazy conspiracy theories. But, let’s just think, you know, for a thought experiment for a moment: if Obama were born in another country, had no love for this country, and had se

KRYSTAL BALL: I deeply admire and respect Hillary Clinton. I think she is a great intellect with great fortitude. I think she was a strong secretary of state and a hardworking and effective senator. But I have come to a difficult realization: I don’t want Hillary Clinton to run for president in 2016. I hope she does not run, she is not the right

KIRSTEN POWERS: Well, I think his explanation is probably the true explanation, that they need to do this, but at the same time, it's now gotten to the point where it seems like there's an exemption made for pretty much everybody except for individuals. A lot of people who have really been screwed over by the law, you know, who are left without ins

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: Look, if you are not holding any cards, you you fold, and Boehner held no cards. I think they made a mistake. I think there was an opportunity to actually push a single issue and that is the bailout of the insurance companies. There are couple of provisions in Obamacare which will subsidize, bailout the insurers on the exchange

CNN: After many years, Monica Lewinsky is back in the news. CNN's Athena Jones takes a look at where she is now.

SEN. RAND PAUL: The Constitution is not a disposable piece of parchment to be ignored and abused at the president’s whim. Washington leaders are expected to obey, and protect what they took an oath to uphold. And if this means taking them to court over it – so be it. If the seizure and surveillance of Americans’ phone records across the board

PRESIDENT OBAMA: I don’t think that an employer-based system is going to be, or should be, replaced anytime soon. But what the Affordable Care Act does do is it gives people some flexibility. It says if I’m working at a big company like IBM or Google, and I decide I want to start my own company that I’m not going to be inhibited from starti

REP. TIM HUELSKAMP (R-KS): Nancy Pelosi today is running the floor of the U.S. House. Why do we have a Republican majority when we are bringing things to the floor that a 180 Democrats are going to vote [for], 30 Republicans might vote for it, and all the other Republicans are a no. What exactly did we get with the majority when we're turning over

PRESIDENT OBAMA: What we did yesterday was simply to make a adjustment in terms of their compliance, because for many of these companies, just the process of complying -- they’re mid-sized, between 50 and 100 folks -- it may take them some time, even if they’re operating in good faith. And we want to make sure that the purpose of the law is not

Rep. Renee Ellmers (R-NC) appeared on Newsmax' "The Steve Malzberg Show" this week and commented on her potential general election opponent in North Carolina's second Congressional district, Democratic hopeful and former American Idol star Clay Aiken. "He wasn't the winner, he was the runner-up," Ellmers said. "I think it's great, there's going

MARK HALPERIN: If you were running for re-election in Arkansas, Louisiana or North Carolina, would you invite the president and campaign side-by-side with him? SEN. CLAIRE MCCASKILL (D-MO): Probably not. I mean, this is -- I try to be really candid and honest on this show. The president's numbers are not strong in my state or in Arkansas or in L

MARK HALPERIN: This latest delay, I agree there have been others obviously, but this delay I think is really going to set people off more than the others, simply because it involves a delay past the [midterm] election and that screams of politics without an alternative explanation.

BILL O'REILLY: So you are involved with some of this. I understand you met with Secretary Sebelius. GARY LAUER, CEO & CHAIRMAN, EHEALTH INC.: Yes. O'REILLY: And you've had some correspondence with President Obama. LAUER: Not with him personally, but I've been a supporter of this bill long before it became legislation. I feel strongly abou

SEN. JAMES INHOFE (R-Okla.): People keep talking about [how] al Qaeda is on the run, on the path to defeat.... To me it's just the opposite of that. Is al Qaeda on the run, and on the path to defeat? JAMES CLAPPER: No. It is morphing and franchising itself, not only here but in other areas of the world.

FRENCH REPORTER: Thank you, Mr. President, for this warm welcome to the French nation and taking our questions. You have actually praised France very warmly today, and granted our president, the first state visit of your second term. Does that mean that France has become the best european ally of the U.S. -- PRESIDENT OBAMA: Oh, goodness. REP

Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) tells Laura Ingraham he would not support “any lame duck session effort to push through immigration reform." "That's not going to happen. This issue is not going to be dealt with by this current Congress," he said on Ingraham's nationally-syndicated radio show.

Tim Carney of The Washington Examiner joins Chris Hayes to get to the truth about Obamacare.

Bret Baier hosts Ron Fournier, Nina Easton, and Charles Krauthammer in a discussion about Hillary Clinton.

WILLIAMS: Tonight, the once-private papers of the woman Hillary Clinton has previously described as her closest friend are getting a lot of attention, because they reveal some of what was going on behind the scenes during the Lewinsky affair and other tough times for the Clintons. It's all coming to light and Republicans say it's fair game with 201

FOX News' Megyn Kelly and Andrew Napolitano discuss the Obama administration's extralegal struggle to make Obamacare work correctly.

Rachel Maddow reviews the latest developments in the New Jersey bridge traffic investigation, including new subpoenas, and a shocking claim that Gov. Christie and David Wildstein flew over the George Washington Bridge during the traffic jam together on the way back from a 9/11 memorial service in Manhattan.