LT. COL. RALPH PETERS: Well, I'm glad when Obama shows any strength whatsoever. And at this point, you have to remember, he is still our president. I want the guy to do well but his weakness is positively resounding. And Putin mocks him and laughs at him. I have heard so many commentators say, 'Well, because he drew a red line in Syria and didn't e

SEAN HANNITY: Alright, if I want to know what the Clintons are thinking, my go-to person is you, because you're very close with them. Two things interesting from the Hillary perspective, in my mind. One is she compared Putin to Hitler twice and then kind of backed off. And then she made the statement about Obamacare that we've got to make some chan

SEAN HANNITY: You're really taking on a lot of issues. One of them is outreach, the second one is the NSA, the third going after the president. Do you agree with Ted Cruz when he said Rand and I are good friends. Do you agree with that statement? SEN. RAND PAUL: We always have been good friends. I'm not real excited about him mischaracterizing m

EDWARD SNOWDEN: The NSA, the sort of global mass surveillance that’s occurring in all of these countries, not just the U.S. — and it’s important to remember that this is a global issue — they’re setting fire to the future of the Internet. And the people who are in this room now — you guys are all the firefighters. And we need you to hel

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: I don't mind being lectured by Ron about the Fourth Amendment and privacy because I respect Ron. I don't want to be lectured by a traitor who speaks from a land that doesn't have a constitution, or had one and it was entirely eviscerated by a thug who has just invaded another land. It's a travesty and the packaging of this

S.E. CUPP: Well, Senator Sanders, I want to acknowledge that there's also a rift in the Democratic Party and it doesn't get quite as much attention as the media likes to give the rift on the right but there is a rift between sort of progressive Democrats and maybe moderate Democrats. In fact, here's what you had to say last week about Hillary C

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NEWSMAX: The perplexing disappearance of a packed Malaysian Airlines jet has all the earmarks of terrorism, Fox News strategic analyst Ralph Peters says. "The indicators are sure there. It looks like a terrorist act. We may find out it wasn't, but there is plenty of motivation," Peters told "The Steve Malzberg Show" on Newsmax TV.

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: Secretary Gates is right that we have no way of getting Putin out of Crimea. He's not going to leave. I think it's likely that within a week or two, it will be a part of Russia. So, what do we do? Two things. We have to reassure NATO that it's going to stop with Ukraine. That means he's done this, as Steve said, on a delay, a m

CHARLIE ROSE: Let me take you back to CPAC in-- in vigorous debate. On the one hand, there was Governor Chris Christie who talked about an inclusive party, on the other hand there was Senator Ted Cruz who talked about, you know, a different message. I mean what's happening in terms of those two polls of the Republican Party? REPRESENTATIVE PAUL

S.E. CUPP: Well, Senator Santorum, let me bring this back over to our party. Take a look at the results of the CPAC straw poll. Now, whatever you think of that or however indicative you think that is. Rand Paul is there at the top with a pretty sizable lead. And I think in large part that's because Rand Paul connects with millenials, a pretty im

CHRIS WALLACE: Senator, do you think it was over the line for Ted Cruz to go after a war hero like Bob Dole? And generally speaking, what do you think of Ted Cruz's practice of confronting, sometimes putting Senate Republicans, his colleagues, in tough situations? SEN. RAND PAUL: You know, I guess I would just say that everybody has their own st

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ROBERT GATES: Putin invaded Georgia, I didn't hear anybody accusing Bush of being weak or unwilling to use force. Putin is very opportunistic in these arenas. Even if we had launched attacks in Syria, even if we weren't cutting our defense budget — Putin saw an opportunity here in Crimea, and he has seized it.