michelle malkin, any response for her? >> guest: that's as trenchant a commentary i've heard on this entire issue. more trenchant, of course, than anything you'll hear from most of these candidates who continue to buy into the myth of the american tech worker shortage. and at the same time, are doing the bidding of these companies who want to staple green cards to every foreign student visa. and, you know, even among the candidates who are sounding the sanest on this -- donald trump, for example -- we point out that he's got a terrific immigration reform plan not only on illegal inflation and the southern border, but also with regard to h-1b, the most detailed, the most detailed we've seen. he consulted with someone who we think has his head screwed on straight more than any other on capitol hill, jeff sessions. but even donald trump has sort of paid lip service to this american tech worker shortage and talked about the need to import untold numbers of these foreign students. there's another aspect of the education part of

michelle malkin, my guess is crapweasels was something you put in the title of this book. [laughter] what is a crapweasel? >> guest: look, it represents this creature in washington, elected official who says one thing to get elected and then turns around and not just does another thing, but completely betrays the base of voters who sent them there in the first place. and, well, that pretty much covers 99.99% of washington, doesn't it? [laughter] >> guest: exposed how beltway crapweasels cooked up the gang of eight's comprehensive immigration reform. everyone in washington pretends to agree america's immigration system is broken and needs to be fixed. john milano. >> guest: well, it's interesting you mention that because somehow we've been sold that this bill would actually reform the immigration system. in reality, comprehensive reform didn't reform anything. and that's how, essentially, washington works. they distracted the public by creating a bill that doesn't reform immigration, calling it immigration reform, so there's absolutely nothing out there to reform immigratio

michelle malkin. you are in colorado tonight as nearly always. we appreciate you joining us.ate tonight. i want to start with the first debate that begins in 14 minute. three candidate with a tremendous opportunity to explain themselves, their positions and let the voters get to know them. what is your thought about this first debate and whether they will have a bona fide opportunity to better connect with voters? >> i have to give the three who will be on stage credit for showing up and realizing that you have to get into the lion's den and use every opportunity that you have to put yourself out there and make yourself known. you know, it seems like it's been a long time already and a lot of voters are already overdosing on so much of the campaign. but i think the main question that these three have to face is why are you still here? in many cases a lot of these campaigns are in their last gasp, and riding on fumes. so this will be a choice opportunity for carly fiorina and mike huckabee and rick santorum to establish why exactly they should stay in and why voters should vot

michelle malkin, thank you.ing up, we'll have more on catherine herridge's reporting now what the fbi is expanding its investigation into hillary clinton's private server scandal. could this derail her campaign? but also send her behind bars? we'll have reaction. also later tonight -- >> they're backward, even dangerous. so ask yourself, who is the one candidate who can stop them. hillary clinton. tested and tough. to stop them, stand with her. >> hillary targets republicans in a new ad, plus liberal hollywood actor sean penn under fire for secretly meeting with mexican drug lord el chapo before he was recaptured. geraldo will weigh in on that and more straight ahead. geraldo will weigh in on that and more straight ahead. i'm billy, and i quit smoking with chantix. i had a lot of doubts going in. i was a smoker. hands down, it was... that's who i was. after one week of chantix, i knew i could quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke.

haley became a target of withering social media attacks from the likes of michelle malkin, laura ingraham and in particular---ann coulter, who accused haley of supporting open borders and letting in "all the muslims." coulter also tweeted----"trump should deport nikki haley." i asked the governor today for her reaction. those are the angry voices, right? that's the thing...look, i can appreciate that they're angry. i said what i believe. i stand by what i believe. i think that this country is better when we work together and acknowledge the fabric of america is based on legal immigrants of all professions, of all races, of all religions. it's what makes us the greatest, freest country in the world. while haley might have alienated some in the more extreme wing of the gop, she didn't exactly sign on with a couple of the republican candidates in the so-called establishment side either. of marco rubio, haley said he--quote---"believes in amnesty, which i don't." she also criticized former florida governor jeb bush for passing common core. and of donald trump---haley said he supported her in

question he felt was presented well by three of them on the stage, and really the question is and michelle malkin as well. why are they there, and where do they go? can you see a path forward for the three of them? >> hard at this point. there's a tendency to talk about the kiddie table debate, the undercard debate. last time 6 million people watched the early evening debate. in past cycles that would be considered a really big audience. just appeals before the bigger numbers. given the crowded field, given the fact that fiorina will flip in the polls and flip back. it is hard to see them climbing back to trump or cruz-like levels, but politics is a funny game. lou: as we are being instructed once again, this election cycle. howie, good to have you here. >> thanks, lou. lou: howie kurtz. up next here, senator ted cruz, he's under fire now for failing to disclose a loan. will it affect his campaign, and if so, how much? we'll take up that issue and more when we continue live from north charleston, south carolina, the debate, debate number two in just about an hour and 19 minutes. much more straigh

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question he felt was presented well by three of them on the stage, and really the question is and michelle malkinwhy are they there, and where do they go? can you see a path forward for the three of them? >> hard at this point. there's a tendency to talk about the kiddie table debate, the undercard debate. last time 6 million people watched the early evening debate. in past cycles that would be considered a really big audience. just appeals before the bigger numbers. given the crowded field, given the fact that fiorina will flip in the polls and flip back. it is hard to see them climbing back to trump or cruz-like levels, but politics is a funny game. lou: as we are being instructed once again, this election cycle. howie, good to have you here. >> thanks, lou. lou: howie kurtz. up next here, senator ted cruz, he's under fire now for failing to disclose a loan. will it affect his campaign, and if so, how much? we'll take up that issue and more when we continue live from north charleston, south carolina, the debate, debate number two in just about an hour and 19 minutes. much more straight ahead. s

michelle malkin, thank you for getting up and spending time with us this morning.ou're fantastic. >> great to see you charles, thank you. much of the east coast has been paralyzed with this weekend's blizzard. lauren simonetti has the story. >> i've got a couple for you. there was a storm this weekend. turns out washington cannot measure snow correctly. snowfall totals at reagan national airport were measured incorrectly. the trackers did not use a snow board which they're supposed to use and whiep clean -- wipe clean. and the snow was left to accumulate late and compact. what does this snow look like from outer space? >> like this taken by scott kelly and posted to twitter. as the sun rose. that's from outer space. a giant panda at the national zoo in washington, had fun rolling around and stretching and making snow angels, look at him go. picking his feet up over there. all right. well others turned to empty new york city streets and the ski slope. >> that's stuart varney! >> and his friend was skiing next to him. yes, they were stopped by the cops, but that vide