ED HENRY, FOX NEWS: Why the change of heart on the idea of pulling back on executive action? Now he seems to be pulling full steam ahead. JAY CARNEY: There is no question that this president has been judicious in his use of executive actions, executive orders, and I think those numbers thus far have come in below what President George W. Bush a

MITT ROMNEY: I believe they’ve lost the confidence they’ve had in him. I think one of the great things you have as a leader of a country is a confidence of a people and a belief that what you are telling them is the truth. And, I think that during the campaign and in the months afterward the president consistently said that if people have insur

JIM ACOSTA: And getting back to the enrollment numbers yesterday, there have been some reports that a significant number of consumers, enrollees, have not been making their premium payments to activate their coverage. Might that affect the actual number of enrollees? When the administration says 3.3 million people so far, that there’s a sizable p

DON IMUS: That was a repugnant remark, when she was testifying about these four Americans who died [in Benghazi]. "What difference does it make?" I understand the context in which she made it, but that's pretty tough for me to stomach, more than anything else.  JON ALLEN: It was--- IMUS: Did she regret that? She must. ALLEN: I haven't hea

BILL O'REILLY: Karzai himself has been lenient on heroin merchants, has overseen a corrupt government that's stealing billions and is now putting coalition forces in danger. He's supposed to leave office next summer but in the meantime, he will not sign a security agreement with the USA that would protect his own people from the Taliban, which wil

Ohio State Rep. Kathleen Clyde and ACLU Voting Rights Project director Dale Ho join Chris Matthews to discuss the new state-level threats to voting rights in Florida, Ohio, and 15 other states.

Mara Liasson, Charles Krauthammer, and George Will discuss the public's reaction to how the Obama administration's health care overhaul is going.

Chris Hayes and Nick Hanauer discuss "the empathy gap" that the 1% has for the struggling 99% in America.