you can find me at michelle malkin.and the four i cannot ever know that i would be here, and i follow at c-span and at c-span w. j. >> host: we are quite happy. the numbers on the bottom of the screen to give us a call or give us an e-mail. you mentioned some of the individual in the administration and you take aim at the cia director leon panetta quote the perfect illustration of the beltway swamp creature. you referred to vice president biden when it comes to ethical self policing that puts taxpayers interest about electoral and special interest, joe biden doesn't have a serious bone in his body. and to refer to the attorney general or eric holder as a crime common corporate lawyer. >> guest: i do. and i provide all the evidence for people to judge for themselves. i think the thing that runs throughout culture of corruption is that it is a massive gap between the obama administration's rhetoric and the reality. i'm not arguing that influence peddlers and powerbrokers should be outlawed somehow. everybody's got to make

we promote these great1 women speakers that we have - ann coulter, michelle malkin, bay buchanan.nd we get them out as much as we can. and all of them can certainly hold their own. but there's definitely a bias against conservative women. we find this with the girls we work with at school. jenny lehman from rutgers university, a wonderful intern we had. she went in for her senior thesis and said, "i want to write about great conservative women." and her professor at rutgers - probably the most feminist college in the u.s. - said, "there are no conservative women leaders." this is a fact. well, we helped her. she fought. she wrote her thesis. she got an honors grade. but there's this prevailing view that you can't really be a successful woman and be a conservative. and that is all over colleges and universities all over this country. >> let me go back to, though, your just recent example. you said she fought and she then wrote it, and got an honors grade in it. >> she did. >> but was that by the same professor? >> it was. and the lesson there is that you can stand up if - you can j