joining me now to fact check that, author number one big seller michelle malkin.rging her on twitter to come up with volume two. no solyndra, no keystone, no medicare, no social security. all of the above except drilling oil -- sorry coal mining, nuclear plants. all the above. he he is none of the above. he says it with a straight face. >> it was amazing. it was a flaming pants on fire moment the entire state of the union speech. as you pointed out it wasn't just on the right who were calling him out on all these lies and left over propaganda agenda. it was also mainstream organizations, like associated press and u.s.a. today. on the one hand, of course, it wasn't very difficult to fact check the speech since so much of it was recycled. it was a rerun and there were more leftovers stuffed into the speech than a thanksgiving cast role. >> and bragging how much he has done to open up new energy possibilities is not just keystone but all the lives of this rogue interior department of his that has done nothing but to stop new energy development and kill coal, oil and

we assure that authors like donald trump and newt gingrich and michelle malkin can leverage their already high profile to really make a lasting impression on millions of americans. and i think we also help those lesser known authors, men and women, who are not yet household names to reach a much broader audience. um, and i'm often reminded that when you hold a megaphone, you have a special responsibility. i remind you of an iconic megaphone moment when george w. bush was standing on the rubble of the world trade center, and what did he say? he said, i can hear you. that was a fascinating thing. he recognized what good book publishers, i think, recognize and good business people and certainly women recognize, that when you have a megaphone, you have to be a good listener. so i've tried to be a good listener and pay attention to the lessons i've learned from the many authors and businesswomen that i have had the privilege to work with over the years, and, um, and i've learned some very interesting things about politics and business, about what is effective and what is ephemeral and about th

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recent bestsellers have included courting disaster by mark season and cultural corruption by michelle malkin. read very by far the highest batting average of "new york times" bestseller publishers -- published per title published by any publisher. marji graduated from dartmouth college with a b.a. in english and she earned her master's in journalism from american university. she is married, has three bright and beautiful daughters. two are in colleges one is in high school. in 2005, their clear boothe luce policy institute presented marji with our woman of the year award and we are also blessed to have marji is a member of our board of directors. please join me in welcoming marji ross. of. [applause] >> thank you. it is delightful to be here with all of you today. thank you very much. thank you michelle and bridget for hosting and as michelle said it's a wonderful thing for this partnership between claire boothe luce and the heritage foundation to be bringing together conservative women every month. it's a terrific opportunity for all of us to get together and i'm delighted to be here. and i

the author of "new york times" best-seller "culture of corruption," michelle malkin.o keep up with you. it's very hard. >> we're becoming twitter alcoholics. >> sean: let's start with the big announcement. president has to one of his lavish vacations but this is an important issue. when you look at the extravagance that is going on, big money people behind the scenes. appointment of this guy by the administration. how can they say they can make this argument anymore? >> it's really rich, isn't it? i mean really rich. you got the dnc, host committee down in charlotte drumming of 37 millions dollars to put this big coronation celebration together. what the white house and what team obama is counting on is that people will not compare their rhetoric to their record. you've got first lady michelle obama, dnc debbie wasserman schultz with their populist rhetoric calling it the people's convention, which the party of 99% catering to the 1% to bail them out for these bills. $1 million presidential suites, sky boxes, anything they can do to money grub. here the message is be

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let's check in with michelle malkin.ve. >> steve: tonight we're going to have another florida debate. final chance that the candidates will be able to make their closing arguments, why people should vote for them. you think that tonight we're going to see a friendlier newt and a more animated mitt. >> yeah, possibly. i think the fortunes of these two men have swung wildly over the past several months and over the last couple of days looked like newt had a huge lead going into the florida primary and the numbers are shifting back to mitt romney and largely, i think, it's because of some of the missteps of newt gingrich and overreaching in his attacks on mitt romney. so much so, of course, that marco rubio, who has been neutral rebuked him for plague the race card on some of these spanish language ads. i think you'll also see rick santorum, even though he's made some indication that he might pull out before the primary, make an even more concerted effort to make his presence known and to make sure that grassroots conservat

michelle malkin here to weigh in. starts right now. >> good morning, everyone. hope you're going to have a great thursday. let's bring you up to speed with the fox news alert because a stunning reversal now in the results of the iowa caucuses. rick santorum actually beating mitt romney by 34 votes. now, you remember originally when the numbers first came in on that night, many people were skeptical because mitt romney had only been on top by eight points and there was a lot of confusion about some of the votes being lost in a truck and being calculated late. and the iowa officials said they would take at least two weeks to go through all the votes and recount them one by one. now, does this have any effect in the race moving forward? probably not. but it's interesting for history's sake because what mitt romney was able to say coming out of iowa winning and coming out of new hampshire winning was that he was the only republican who had done that in quite a long time. >> well, according to "the des moines register" and

michelle malkin who is on our program frequently and very influential in the blogosphere threw her support behind rick santorum. newt gingrich and rick santorum will join us about an hour from now right here on the fox news and channel, the "fox & friends" program so put that remote down. we've got a busy three more hours. >> the vote was happening the day before the bin laden raid took place, the president reportedly said to all his aides sitting around. tell us what you think, should you do this or not do this. a lot of people are saying i'm 49% sure this is a good move. when it came to the vice president, he was sure of something else. >> yeah, we're looking at this iconic photo right now capturing the moment of when all of the president and his aides were watching this unfold. so here is vice president joe biden at a democratic retreat saying to the president don't go? >> the president, he went around the table with all the senior people including the chiefs of staff and said i have to make the decision. what's your opinion? he started with the national security advisor, the secretary

michelle malkin who definitely falls into that camp as columnist somebody dissatisfied with this grouply hinted as such they will eventually come in line if it looks like romney will be the candidate. to the rick santorum for the moment. reports are that he built up a million dollars coming off his strong performance in iowa. there is a feeling he is doing a better job connecting with folks on the ground. there is ground for him to pull in new hampshire doing that as well. what do you think about your guy, mitt romney, and his ability to sort of connect with the folks out there? >> well, i think that, rick santorum, to his credit worked very hard in iowa. he spent somewhere over 200 days there in iowa next door to south dakota. it is very retail political state and i would have expected that rick would have done well there and he has put himself in position now to try and move the ball down the field in some of these other states. but, again, at the end of the day, this is going to come down to one, who represents our best shot at defeating barack obama in the general election. and the

. >> brian: watch us tomorrow, our guest, emeril legasse, michelle malkin and bob massi and newt gingrich. a fox news alert. a major endorsement expected today for mitt romney. fox news confirming arizona senator john mccain will announce his support for romney today in new hampshire. mccain has huge backing in that race. new hampshire votes next tuesday. more details on that item as we get them here. >>> there is more breaking news. michele bachmann will hold a press conference this morning. we're awaiting bachmann in iowa. she has canceled a trip that had been scheduled for south carolina after finishing in sixth place last night. her campaign manager late last night telling the associated press he was not sure if bachmann's campaign could continue. details on both the stories as we get them here in "america's newsroom". so it is 9:00 in new york and wherever you are, how about that for some drama? then there is this. eight votes determine the winner of the iowa caucus with mitt romney proving victorious in the end. this from last night, 12:30 a.m. roll it. >> this is campaign night whe

other people, like michelle malkin and others, they are under attack from the measure -- the liberaledia because of their views, and yet they continue. they are unafraid. that is what we like about newt. what i wanted to say about him was that newt has the energy to be able to go into the white house and from day one he has a plan. i know that he will implement that plan because he did so when he was an ally house. host: thank you for the call and for all of your calls, your e- mails, and your tweets. please keep them coming. linda feldman will join us and charles bierbauer from columbia, south carolina. we would get a perspective from south carolina and a week ahead, what we can expect in the republican primary and tuesday with the president apostate of the union address. later, ralph reed and we will take a look at crosslines and safety issues after the tragic crash. newt gingrich also coming up on the "washington journal." a look if some of the other topics in guest on the sunday morning programs. the south carolina results dominating the conversation. let's go to nancy. host: rea

let's bring in michelle malkin now. we have a lot to talk to her about. s talk about something that happened with debbie wasserman-schultz. she was at a forum and she was talking -- she was asked about how the lack of civility in congress. and she gave a response that brought up her good friend, gabby giffords' shooting. let's listen to what she said in response to this person at the forum. >> to make sure that we tone things down. particularly in light of the tucson tragedy from a year ago. i have noticed it takes a very precipitous turn with -- towards -- towards edginess and a lack of civility with the growth of the tea party movement. >> ok. that sounds like she's blaming the tea party, doesn't it? >> she certainly does. and after that soundbite that you included, there's a line that just really made me snort out loud where she said i hesitate to place blame and then a half second of hesitation. but i will anyway, i blame it all on the tea party movement. one thing that she is completely right about, of course, is that there has been a lot of edginess

there is a big debate tomorrow night and we'll talk politics with michelle malkin, eric bolling willvegas to help us with that. >> gretchen: bob massi, who has been talk being what to do if you're facing a foreclosure situation. he'll be giving us medical advice. and our medical a team will be here. brian, i'll see you up on radio. >> brian: i think it's going to be fascinating to see what happens. it's coming up between 9:00 o'clock and noon. sirius 126. i hope your local station. but it's going to be very interesting to see what happens in south carolina, especially

there is a big debate tomorrow night and we'll talk politics with michelle malkin, eric bolling willvegas to help us with that. >> gretchen: bob massi, who has been talk being what to do if you're facing a foreclosure situation. he'll be giving us medical advice. and our medical a team will be here. brian, i'll see you up on radio. >> brian: i think it's going to be fascinating to