CHRIS WALLACE: Well, the two wings of the Republican Party were on full display at CPAC. On the one hand, you had Chris Christie saying we can't govern if we can't -- if we don't win. On the other hand, you had Ted Cruz and Rick Santorum, Senator, talking about sticking to conservative principles on the size and scope of government, as well as cons

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BOB COSTAS: I would be disingenuous if I said that generally speaking I don't lean somewhat left of center. I'll use an imprecise example, though, that might be relatable to the FOX audience. To the extent that I am liberal, I'm a Juan Williams liberal who will call out the excesses and the contradictions of the extreme left. And to the extent

CHARLIE ROSE: When you say references to a red line, do you believe that Vladimir Putin thinks Barack Obama is weak and would not respond? FORMER SECRETARY OF STATE JAMES BAKER: No. I don't-- well, I really don't believe that. If-- if-- if President Putin was privy to what went on in taking down Osama bin Laden I don't see how he could think tha

CHARLIE ROSE: So that's the question. Do you believe that President Putin believes that President Obama is weak and will pass through his red lines and, therefore, he should be tested? DICK CHENEY: No. I-- well, I don't know whether he believes it should be tested. I think there's any-- no question or I believe he's weak. He has seen the so-call

CANDY CROWLEY, CNN: The charm offensive. Listen let me talk to you about President Obama because we are at a point in the mid-term that we see a lot of Democrats who actually don't want the president either in their state or in their district because of the Affordable Care Act has not gone as well as it might have and they have angry constituents.

CANDY CROWLEY: In the end you did see about 300,000 Floridians did lose the health care they currently had. They may have signed up by now. They've found alternatives, et cetera. But they had insurance that they like but it didn't fit under the restrictions -- or the qualities of what Obamacare wanted in an insurance policy. You also have this Medi

SEN. TED CRUZ (R-TX): I am a big fan of Rand Paul. He and I are good friends. I don’t agree with him on foreign policy. I think U.S. leadership is critical in the world. I agree with him that we should be reluctant to deploy military force aboard. But I think there is a vital role, just as Ronald Reagan did. When Ronald Reagan called the Soviet U

National Review: NR's Andrew Johnson speaks with young people at CPAC 2014 to find out what matters most to them, March 8, 2014.

SEN. RAND PAUL: Well, you know, I see my foreign policy in the same line as what came out of probably the first George Bush. Henry Kissinger wrote something in the "Washington Post" two days ago which I agree with. I see it coming out of mainstream of the Republican position. But the interesting thing is that I opposed with real fervor the invol

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