From Wednesday night’s Fox News All-Stars.

On whether, after the latest Fox News poll numbers, Krauthammer had changed his views about Herman Cain:

I’ve been to Damascus, but I wasn’t struck down on the road to it. But I am impressed by the number [Cain] got in the Fox poll. …
The number that Giuliani got, the fact he came in second — considering how badly he did in 2008 — tells you the poll is about the name recognition for almost everybody. And since you expect that Cain would be at 0 or 1 or 2 [percent] because he is unknown, the fact he has 7 [percent] indicates he has a very strong, supportive constituency. It’s still small, but intense. So it is a tribute to him that he is getting 7 percent on a poll that is essentially about how well known you are.

On Anthony Weiner deciding whether or not to resign:

The choreography of this is well known, and it goes all the way back to Nixon. Nixon hung on in Watergate until — it’s always your own party, it’s never the opposition — until a delegation of elder statesman of Republicans in the Senate went to Nixon at the White House and said, “Time’s up.” And he resigned. And remember, he was the first president in American history to resign. That was a big event, and he was a president.
This happens now with incredible rapidity. Chris Lee, the New York-26 Republican, we just had this special election as a result of his resignation. … Apparently he got a call from the Speaker of the House, John Boehner, who said, “You are out of here.” You know, out of Dodge by sundown. And the story of his resignation almost preceded the story of the scandal. …
That’s how you deal with it. I thought Eric Cantor for the Republicans handled it well. One leader, one statement — a modest statement that he ought to resign — and no more.