Paul Begala

I think the propaganda victory is if, in fact, they are blocked and they can argue, once again, that they're oppressed by the Great Satan, America, which is not true.

It's 41 percent of Republicans; 41 percent who believe that President Obama was not born in America. Now he was. It's a fact. It's indisputable.

I think it's against the libertarian message, which is the government shouldn't tell somebody on private property how they worshipped God or where to worship God.

It's 41 percent of Republicans. Forty-one percent who believe that President Obama was not born in America. Now he was. It's a fact. It's indisputable.

We're not going to let you change the Constitution.

What punishment would you have? What would you do with them, sir? There's 12 million of them here. What are you going to do with them?

Neither party has a monopoly on virtue.

Heck no. I'm a dissenter on this.

We're not -- no, we're not going to let you change the Constitution. We're enforcing the law, Senator.

We are enforcing -- we are enforcing the law, but we're not going to shred the Constitution. And that's what you want to do.

If you believe in border security, you ought to be singing the praises of Barack Obama.

The 14th Amendment is the Constitution. The 14th Amendment can't be unconstitutional, Senator. It is the Constitution.

If AP is right, you know, it's historic.

This could be a real revolution for Mitch McConnell.

Oh, absolutely. Everybody ought to be concerned.

The only place in America, a conservative district in which a Democrat ran against a Republican the Democrat won and he won pretty big, won on social security, he won on Medicare, he won on those kind of great Democratic issues.

The Tea Party candidate in the general election in Pennsylvania lost.

There's no good or ethical reason that he could have possibly done that, Anderson.

It tells you something. It tells you -- and I promise never to praise Sarah Palin again on your program again, Anderson, but she has got guts.

There is no good or ethical reason that he could have possibly done that.

A lot of Republicans voted against border security. They voted against Border Patrol. They voted against employer sanctions, which is really where it begins to split the Republican coalition.

Yes, you know, the guy has got a tough race. I think Alex points out, it is the big -- it's the truth. Senator McCain did support progressive comprehensive immigration reform. Good for him.

And, frankly, in Washington, the establishment is not even so much Democrats, as it is corporate lobbyists.

I think Democrats can win. But they're going to have to, I frankly, do what Alex says, take on the establishment.

There is a wave coming.