MEGYN KELLY: Jonathan Turley is a constitutional professor and attorney at the George Washington University law school. Professor Turley, great to see you, I'm a big fan of you and your blog. JONATHAN TURLEY: Thank you. KELLY: Let me ask you about this because in that soundbite we played before we went to commercial, you said the framers wou

KRAUTHAMMER: Remember how Democrats were complaining that when Republicans were trying to overturn Obamacare, it was somehow unpatriotic because it was an attack on the law of the land. This law of the land doesn't even exist; it exists in Obama's head. It's whatever he thinks, he wakes up in the morning and decides what the law is going to be. Tha

CHRIS MATTHEWS: How do you deal with the psychosis? Maybe that's the wrong clinical -- a psychological predisposition to believe that Hillary Clinton is evil. Evil. Let me say it right. That somehow she's out at dinner some night and ignores the fact that her friend is getting killed or may still be alive or whatever, that seems to be what they're

Famed television and radio host Larry King tells Newsmax.TV host Steve Malzberg that he has never heard of Juanita Broaddrick. "Clinton was one of the great presidents we have ever had," King said in a radio interview on Wednesday. "And what a president does -- I never heard of her." "Start spreading the name Juanita Broaddrick around and see

HUGH HEWITT: Did you just rule out running for president in 2016? JOE SCARBOROUGH: No, I won't rule anything out. I've always said and I've always been open about the fact that the greatest job I ever had and the greatest honor I've ever had was being in the House of Representatives. It was an absolute thrill and I had to get out because I had y

On Tuesday night, former President Bill Clinton was honored by Woman's Day magazine and given a "Red Dress" award for his work to combat heart disease. "The Clinton Foundation’s work promotes heart health across a variety of initiatives, both domestically and internationally," Woman's Day notes. "The Clinton Health Matters Initia

K.T. MCFARLAND: [Afghan President Hamid Karzai] has been a traitor and betrayed us, and I think the Taliban is not going to buy what he is trying to offer. So, what should we do? Karzai will show up with a plan b: Bags of American gold and try to get on the last helicopter out of Kabul. I don't think we ought to let him on the helicopter. FNC A

JONATHAN KARL, ABC NEWS: Why is it that the president still hasn’t nominated a U.S. ambassador to France? That post has been vacant since November. I assume he knew long before that that the post was going to become vacant. Why have we not nominated, or why has he not nominated a U.S. ambassador to France? JAY CARNEY: I'm still being vetted. S

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas says people are too sensitive about race. CNN's Don Lemon, radio host Mo Ivory, and conservative Crystal Wright debate.

"It's encouraging that some of my Republican colleagues seem to be regaining their grip on sanity this week," Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Wednesday. "Republicans have shown a willingness to compromise to restore veterans' hard-earned pensions. A few reasonable House Republicans were willing to join Democrats to avert a catastrophic defau

"Sadly, I think another part of it was that he was a Democrat. But not just a Democrat, an African American," Former Florida Gov. Charlie Crist said on "The Colbert Report." "I've seen a level of vitriol directed at this president that I have never seen directed at President Kennedy or maybe President Johnson or even President Carter," he said.

JOHN MEACHAM: If you were to put your oppositional cap on, if you were running a Republican presidential race, wouldn't you want a candidate speaking the language Christie was speaking in terms of how the public sector creates conditions for prosperity? Isn't that a centrist place to be that would be effective at least in a general? I'm not sure ho

This Canadian beer machine is the most amazing technology at the Olympics. (via HuffPost Live)

"Frankly, Rand Paul spending a lot of time talking about the mistakes of Bill Clinton does not look like a big agenda for the future of the country," Karl Rove said on FOX News today. "I’m not certain, again, that beating up on Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky is a particularly good thing to strengthen your skills," he added.

Steve Hayes, Kirsten Powers, and Charles Krauthammer join Bret Baier to discuss the House's passage of the "clean" debt ceiling hike.

Democratic House Majority PAC released this ad Monday defending Joe Garcia (D-Miami) from attacks over Obamacare. The spot claims that Garcia is ”working to fix Obamacare” and he ”took the White House to task for the disastrous health care website.”

O'Reilly deconstructs the idea that Obamacare will allow Americans to quit their jobs and follow their dreams.

Will their attacks on the health care law succeed? Or are Americans tired of the efforts to repeal? Eugene Robinson and Sam Stein join Chris Matthews to discuss.

Steve Kornacki explains Sen. Rand Paul’s conservative conundrum of supporting either Sen. Mitch McConnell’s re-election, or a Tea Party candidate.