MARK LEVIN: The FCC, call it whatever you want, Barack Obama's henchman, Barack Obama's comrades, there, that's right, all over the federal government have hijacked the institutions of government and are now turning them on the people. Whether it's the EPA, or the Department of Justice, the Interior Department, NOAA, this, that or the other, they'r

GRETA VAN SUSTEREN: You would have to be out of your mind to have proposed this in the first place. So, you know, yeah, I suppose it's great that the commissioner has now, after everyone is raining all over its parade, but who in his right mind suggested this in the first place? Who thought it was okay to send monitors into newsrooms? AJIT PAI,

Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar and Reps. Tim Walz and Collin Peterson faced a question about Obamacare at a town hall meeting. "I thought the Affordable Care Act would save $2500 per family," a resident asked. "What happened?" After a pause, Peterson grabbed the microphone and said, "I voted 'no,' so I'll let these guys handle that." Walz we

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: If government were to bring any coffee to FOX, I'd get a taster before I would touch it. Look, this is as if the IRS and the EPA and the NLRB haven't done enough damage, the FCC now has to trample on what rights are remaining. This is an outrage disguised as a study. The FCC regulates the media and it has the power to remove yo

CNN: Crossfire hosts Newt Gingrich and Van Jones debate the proposed minimum wage increase with Ralph Nader and Stephen Moore.

Sen. Rand Paul (R-TX) admonished Ted Nugent for a derogatory comment and called for him to apologize in a tweet he made Thursday night. Nugent called Obama a "subhuman mongrel" in late January and campaigned for Republican Texas Gubernatorial hopeful Greg Abbott earlier this week. "I have obviously failed to galvanize and prod if not shame enoug

"Initially we talked about by the end of this period having seven people lined up. We may not get to seven, but we'll get to five or six, and that's a hell of a start," Vice President Joe Biden told a group of people at a Minneapolis coffee shop on Wednesday.

Texas Governor Ricky Perry talks to Wolf Blitzer about Ted Nugent's comments about President Obama. "The idea that Ted Nugent has said something that's outrageous shouldn't surprise anybody. He's been saying outrageous things for a lot of years," Perry said.

SEN. TED CRUZ:  I think last week actually is a perfect illustration of everything that's wrong with Washington. Republican leadership said, "we want this to pass, but if every Senator affirmatively consents to doing it on 51 votes, then we can all cast a vote no and go home to the constituents and say we opposed it." Listen, that sort of show vo

Former Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown weighs in on the Senate races in North Carolina, Arkansas, and Lousiana. 

O'REILLY: The Obama administration well understands that it can gain a favorable response from the left primarily by pushing the climate change agenda and so it does. And it will up the ante to obscure other problems like the economy and Obamacare, which it's not fixing. That is called politics.

Chris Matthews responds to attacks on the president from Ted Nugent and his fellow Texas Republicans, and suggests voters use their ballots to toss aside the “haters."

Oklahoma Republican Senate candidate T.W. Shannon released his first ad Wednesday, introducing himself to voters. It will air on cable station such as FOX news in the Tulsa and Oklahoma City markets. The recently retired Oklahoma state house speaker is facing Rep. James Lankford in the special election primary for retiring Sen. Tom Coburn’s s

MSNBC reports on claims that Wisconsin governor Scott Walker has abused his power.

Steve Hayes, Juan Williams and George Will join Bret Baier for a conversation about where things stand in Syria more than two years after the start of their civil war.