FMR. VICE PRESIDENT DICK CHENEY: The other thing I know for a fact too, Sean, keeping in touch with some of my old friends that I used to deal with in the Middle East. They no longer have any confidence at all in American security guarantee. They're absolutely convinced that they can no longer trust the United States to keep its commitments. Tha

Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal and Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy argue about the minimum wage and the Keystone Pipeline outside the White House after a meeting with President Obama.

MARK LEVIN: I really have to get some of my chest here. We have an ambassador to the U.N. Her name is Samantha Power, and she tweeted something out which is all over the internet now which is so outrageous and people can't quite figure out why it's outrageous. I'm going to tell you why it's outrageous and why this lady should resign. The truth

"I think it will be a good election year for us in the House, and I do so think that the Republicans will also do very well and take the Senate," House Majority Leader Eric Cantor told Maria Bartiromo on "FOX Business Network."

REP. DEBBIE WASSERMAN SCHULTZ (D-FL): I think we have tremendous opportunities across the country. I think we're going to pick up seats. I think it's very clear that a lot of constituents across the country have buyer's remorse from the tea party Republicans that they elected in 2010.

PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: When we’ve got a Congress that sometimes seems to have a difficult time acting, I want to make sure that I have the opportunity to partner with each of you in any way that I can to help more Americans work and study and strive, and make sure that they see their efforts and their faith in this country rewarded. Speaking

SEN. RAND PAUL (R-KY): It concerns me. The thing is is that I think workplace violence is a serious thing. Think about your network. If the president of your network had relations with a 20-year-old girl who was there from college, I think the president of your network would be fired. We don't accept that in the workplace, and so if that's what Bil

Julie Boonstra, a Michigan cancer patient who appeared in an Americans for Prosperity about Obamacare, pushes back on Democrats' criticism of the ad in an interview on "FOX & Friends" Monday. Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Gary Peters' campaign lawyers wrote a letter to TV stations urging them to take down the ad. "I"m very upset with them

Democratic candidate for Senate in Kentucky, Alison Lundergan Grimes, avoids answering a question about whether she wants the president to campaign with her.

RCP reporter Caitlin Huey-Burns joins Tucker Carlson and Michael Warren on FOX News to discuss a controversial FCC plan to monitor journalists in newsrooms across America.

President Barack Obama joked with governors who might be eyeing his job at a dinner for the National Governors Association Sunday night. "Tonight, we want to make sure that all of you make yourselves at home, to which I'm sure some of you are thinking, that's been the plan all along," Obama said. "But, keep in mind, one wise man once wrote, 'I a