Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA) stated that “if you don’t believe her [Hillary Clinton] don’t vote for her” on Wednesday’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports” on MSNBC. Boxer reacted to Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) expressing doubt over Clinton’s trustworthiness, saying “he said he
Secretary of State John Kerry said “we are not negotiating a legally binding plan” with Iran in testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Wednesday. “With respect to the talks, we’ve been clear from the beginning. We’re not negotiating
CNN Political Commentator and former White House Special Advisor for Green Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Van Jones said that Hillary Clinton is “playing the grandma card” on Wednesday’s “New Day” on CNN. “Well, in some ways she’s playing what I
CNN’s “New Day” anchor Chris Cuomo said that Republicans were “trying to mix in that Muslim angle…for portions of the American audience” in their letter to Iran’s leaders on Wednesday. “I’m sure as historian you must have really enjoyed poring over
National Journal Senior Political Columnist and Editorial Director Ron Fournier compared Hillary’s e-mail release to a bank robber saying they get to decide how much money to return on Wednesday’s “Morning Joe” on MSNBC. After Bloomberg Politics Managing Editor Mark Halperin
Talk radio host and author of “The Liberty Amendments,” Mark Levin remarked that it was “interesting” that Hillary Clinton “had the greatest difficulty” separating personal and official e-mails on Tuesday. Levin said, “she [Hillary] said she didn’t have the separate
Columnist and author of “The Undocumented,” Mark Steyn declared that “Queen Hillary” believes “let them eat spin” on Tuesday’s “Hannity” on the Fox News Channel. “This is Queen Mary Antoinette, instead of ‘let them eat cake,’ ‘let them eat spin,’
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) argued that Hillary Clinton thinks “some of these laws apply to some lower people, but not to me, I’m Hillary Clinton” on Tuesday’s “Kelly File” on the Fox News Channel. “I don’t think the Clintons should
Representative Brad Sherman (D-CA) maintained that Hillary Clinton was likely too “busy” to use her State Department e-mail in an appearance on Tuesday’s “MSNBC Live” that took place before Clinton’s press conference. “If a government employee uses the government account
Columnist Charles Krauthammer declared “it’s the 90s all over again” and predicted that Hillary Clinton’s e-mails are going to be “stonewalled from here until Election Day” on Tuesday’s “Special Report” on the Fox News Channel. “It’s the 90s all over
Media Matters Founder and Chairman David Brock praised Hillary Clinton for being “totally forthcoming” during her press conference and maintained that “the vast majority of these e-mails were being turned over and recorded contemporaneously in the State Department” on Tuesday’s
MSNBC’s “The Last Word” host Lawrence O’Donnell argued that Hillary Clinton doesn’t get to choose “convenience,” she has to follow the rules on Tuesday’s “Now with Alex Wagner.” “Convenience is not a choice you have in government. She had a
Bloomberg News DC Bureau Chief Jonathan Allen expressed doubt that Hillary Clinton had a private e-mail account for convenience on Tuesday’s broadcast of “The Cycle” on MSNBC. After anchor Krystal Ball pointed out “she is not planning to turn over
At an event on February 24, Hillary Clinton said that she owns both an iPhone and a Blackberry. When asked if she prefers iPhone or Android, Clinton responded “iPhone, OK, in full disclosure — and a Blackberry.” During a press
Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) fired back at Vice President Joe Biden for his criticisms of the letter to Iran sent by Cotton and 46 other GOP Senators on Tuesday’s “Morning Joe” on MSNBC. “Joe Biden, as Barack Obama’s own secretary of defense
AP Reporter Matthew Lee argued that hackers “have more access to the State Department records and archives than the American public and Congress do” during Monday’s State Department briefing. “It seems to me a little bit unusual where we’re in
NBC’s “Meet the Press” host Chuck Todd said that “”Hillary Clinton desperately needs Jeb Bush to be the Republican nominee” on Tuesday’s “Today.” Todd, discussing a new NBC/WSJ poll that showed that voters preferred a candidate who would bring greater
Talk radio host and author of “The Liberty Amendments,” Mark Levin pointed out multiple occasions when Congressional Democrats communicated with world leaders when Republicans were in the White House on Monday. Reacting to the criticism Republicans faced for writing a
Representative Trey Gowdy (R-SC) reported that when he wrote Hillary Clinton’s lawyer asking for her e-mails, he referred him back to the State Department on Monday’s “Kelly File” on the Fox News Channel. Gowdy said the State Department “missed every
Fox News Media Analyst Howard Kurtz dismissed James Carville’s defense of Hillary Clinton as “farcical” on Monday’s “Kelly File” on the Fox News Channel. Kurtz began by criticizing Clinton saying silent while sending out her “attack dog” James Carville, then
RNC Communications Director Sean Spicer and former Clinton White House Special Counsel Lanny Davis squared off over Hillary Clinton’s e-mails on Monday’s “OutFront” on CNN. Davis was first asked by anchor Brianna Keilar why Clinton hasn’t explained herself yet if
Columnist Charles Krauthammer said that while the majority of the media will coalesce around the Democratic nominee in 2016, Hillary “is one of the few Democrats who are somewhat out of favor, with some, and perhaps a majority of the mainstream
Former Clinton White House Special Counsel Lanny Davis said that Hillary Clinton should release all of her e-mails and should have disclosed the existence of her account on Monday’s broadcast of Bloomberg’s “With All Due Respect.” Davis did say that
Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) said that the GOP’s immigration stance is “a factor” in the party’s struggle to attract Hispanic voters but is not “the determinative” factor and that immigration policies shouldn’t be based on politics in an interview broadcast
Kenneth Palinkas, President of the National Citizenship and Immigration Services Council, which represents employees at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services said that people applying under executive immigration programs are “not going to be properly vetted” on Monday’s “Your World with
