SEN. MARCO RUBIO: A few moments ago, the body was treated to a report from the senator from Iowa about his recent trip to Cuba. Sounded like he had a wonderful trip visiting, what he described as, a real paradise. He bragged about a number of things that he learned on his trip to Cuba that I’d like to address briefly. He bragged about their heal

"In the end, that's really what Alison's telling you. Send me to Washington, and I'll do something that makes sense, and if there's a problem with it, I'll fix it," former President Bill Clinton said Tuesday in Kentucky. "The other choice is to just pout."

Ashton Kutcher, a managing partner in an investment fund which works with the Uber car service and the AirBnB hotel service, explains the unneccesary regulations preventing startups like these from expanding. (h/t

BILL CLINTON: Y'all following whats going on in Ukraine? It's the darnedest thing I ever saw. The politicians didn't throw the president out, the people did. They said this guy's not in it for us anymore, and they went into his presidential residence, which he had privatized for himself -- can you imagine what somebody would do if the president or

"Whether [Hillary Clinton] runs or not will not affect my decision," Vice President Biden said Tuesday on "The View." "It's as likely I run as I don't run. I just truly haven't made up my mind."

Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal discusses the meeting with President Obama and other governors at the White House. “Look, it was a very respectful meeting, but let's not paper over. We have real substantive differences with this president," Jindal said. "And the point I was making, I made it when I talked to the president, respectfully, and I made

ALEX WAGNER: I think that it’s deeply worrisome that this is even something that’s being suggested. If you substitute sexual orientation for skin color, these are Jim Crow laws. (h/t Mediaite)

BRIAN STELTER: Let's begin with an important journalistic statement, and it's something I mentioned in the last segment. Some stories don't have two sides. Some stories are simply true. There's no necessity to give equal time to the quote/unquote other side. One of these is climate change. Depending on which study or which expert you consult, betwe

VICE PRESIDENT BIDEN: This is a really good report let me explain what I meant. When you get beyond the headline, about 2,000 jobs will be lost. Mr. [Douglas] Elmendorf, the guy who runs the Congressional Budget Office, when he testified pointed out that this is about freedom. How many of you are single women with children in a dead-end job, you'r

BILL O'REILLY: [then-CIA Director Leon] Panetta met with Mr. Obama in the White House shortly after the attack. Incredibly, Leon Panetta has not been directly asked that question under oath, and the House of Representatives should do so. Panetta is the key to knowing if the Obama reelection campaign and perhaps the President himself used deception

CNN reports on the subtleties of Mitch McConnell's reelection campaign and how Bill Clinton's protege Alison Lundergan Grimes seeks to oust him.

"There are times which if Congress would step up, the president would work with them, but he has a responsibility to not let the future slip from our hands," Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel told CNN.

REP. BUCK MCKEON (Chairman of the House Armed Service Committee): We could eliminate the whole defense budget, we could eliminate the whole discretionary budget, close down all of the buildings here in Washington, and we would still be running a deficit of half a trillion dollars per year because of mandatory spending

A symbol of the former Soviet Union's dominance over the Ukraine was removed from the top of that country's parliament building on Tuesday. 

Chris Matthews shares his thoughts on the situation in Kiev, and says that the U.S. should speak to the values involved here, not the regional politics.

Biden talks State of the Union, trains and 2016 with Seth Meyers.

Lawrence O’Donnell discusses Defense Secretary Hagel's announcement of a proposal to cut Pentagon spending and how some members of Congress who wanted spending cuts denounced it.

RCP's late-night comedy roundup, Up Late.

Elise Viebeck, Steve Hayes, and Jason Riley discuss.