John B. King Jr.

Hillary Clinton leads an - the one thing they are happy about on the Democratic side, Anderson, is she largely keeps together the Obama coalition, African-Americans, Latinos, women generally.

Now, this is not support for this candidate. 74 percent of Republicans do not support Marco Rubio today.

This is a new way in politics and a smart way in politics.

In politics, this is the equivalent of a five alarm fire. 25 percent, one in four American voters right now say they think Hillary Clinton is honest and straightforward.

I'm for lower taxes. I am for the evangelical base on social issues like same-sex marriage and abortion, I will shrink Washington, I will stand up to the Democrats and liberals. But he also made clear he will stand up to the Republican…

It's dangerous. If you embrace the American story of immigrants, if you embrace the continuing American story of diversity, yes, it's a tough place to say that where you grew up affects whether or not you love America.

What the mayor said, you can debate the president about, should he call them radical Islamic extremists. You can debate them about the policy, saying he doesn't love America? I think it's too far.

If you're going to go after targets in Syria... you better get your targets right.

The message at the moment is, don't be nice to President Obama. Don't be nice to Wall Street. Don't do anything big in Washington right now.

You will get a Republican leadership that moves more to the right or moves more to being opposition conservatives as opposed to governing conservatives.

I think she's dead right, that all of Washington turned on her.

He just won in a landslide, thinks he has a mandate to push his agenda through New Jersey, a blue state, and he's a red Republican governor, and then he wants to travel the country supporting Republican candidates in 2014, to use that as…

If he's not telling the truth about something material, if he missed some tiny fact that's irrelevant to the conclusions that's one thing. If he's not telling the truth about something meaningful and material well, then this quick sand…

But if you look at the history in the last couple of cycles of these Tea Party and conservative challengers who take on Senate incumbents or establishment candidates -- Mike Lee is a senator from Utah now, he beat Bob Bennett, he closed…

This is going to become about personal survival in Congress, not about the president of the United States.

The president's -- members of the president's own party are beginning to walk away from this White House.

If the Democrats lose in the ballpark of 19 seats in the House next year, then Republicans have a really good shot of not only obviously keeping the House majority but getting the half dozen plus seats, the seven seats, they need to take…

If that starts to happen to this president, it's a problem and given the poll numbers we see right now, both his numbers, and now this new poll today it's increasingly likely you're going to have a panic among Democrats.

The Republicans smell blood again, but, Anderson, the most important people here are Senate Democrats up for election next year.

The divide in the Republican Party is not healing, it is growing. And the distrust in the leadership is growing.

It is fair to say the president is losing even by winning here.

A great majority and especially the leadership... are saying tonight we'll reopen the government and we'll drop defunding Obamacare.

I think the president understands, Anderson, like it or not, he can win politically in the short-term by blaming the Republicans but unless he helps Speaker Boehner out of this mess, his second-term agenda is just gone.

If it goes poorly, or if he loses and is weakened, everything in Washington is determined by the president's political standing.

Nancy Pelosi sent a dear colleague letter to her fellow anti-war liberals and she was very candid, saying the folks back home don't support this, I'm going out ahead of my people.