syndicated columnist and television host, michelle malkin. good morning. guest: thanks for having me. new -- at is this guest: i think the time has come for an entity like this. i've had a split -- a foot in old and new media. and investigative anw which is -- it is really engine that has motivated me for so long. most people know me from yelling at people on the other side of the lyrical i'll put 13 years -- side of the political aisle. i did that for 13 years. i worked for two major metropolitan newspapers. i had the freedom in my columns to do much more of news breaking that you don't get to do in a three or four minute exit on cable news. i've got four episodes. this is where i have been because i stepped back from the limelight. into some of the same topics i covered over the course of my syndicated news column career and my books. incredible first two parts -- first two-part series on a former police officer who was convicted a year ago this weekend. december 10 is the anniversary of the announcement of his verdict. it made fleeting national news bec

host: syndicated columnist and television host, michelle malkin. good morning. guest: thanks for having me. new -- at is this guest: i think the time has come for an entity like this. i've had a split -- a foot in old and new media. and investigative anw which is -- it is really engine that has motivated me for so long. most people know me from yelling at people on the other side of the lyrical i'll put 13 years -- side of the political aisle. i did that for 13 years. i worked for two major metropolitan newspapers. i had the freedom in my columns to do much more of news breaking that you don't get to do in a three or four minute exit on cable news. i've got four episodes. this is where i have been because i stepped back from the limelight. into some of the same topics i covered over the course of my syndicated news column career and my books. incredible first two parts -- first two-part series on a former police officer who was convicted a year ago this weekend. december 10 is the anniversary of the announcement of his verdict. it made fleeting national news bec

[laughter] host: john joins us from wisconsin, also on the democrat line for michelle malkin. good morning. thank you for waiting period caller: yes. -- thank you for waiting. caller: yes, i had one thing to say about donald trump. a lot of people that voted for him do not understand that it takes a lot -- a long time to learn government. government is a business, just like a regular business, and it takes a long time to learn it. there is a lot of things that donald trump doesn't know, and i could tell by the people he is putting in their that they have credentials, but they don't have any background as far as government business is concerned. umm, well, i agree that government is a business, but has assembled a very experienced team. i think the tricky part of it is to recruit people who have that experience who are in, but not of, washington, and to try and avoid this landmine, almost the cognitive dissonance of trying to drain the swamp that needing people who have been in the swamp a long time to navigate the murky waters. host: we will go from chet, republican line, also

when we come back, michelle malkin here at the table.ll talk about the election of donald and own comments about his candidacy. and later polly baca. a group of electors talking elector in the election of donald trump. you are watching and listening to c-span and "boston journal." -- and "washington journal." we will be right back. ♪ >> all day saturday, american history tv on c-span3 is featuring programs about this week's 75th anniversary of the japanese attacks on pearl harbor . beginning at 8:00 a.m. eastern, christopher carter reads from logs describing events on ships that were under attack. follow by the barrel -- the burial at arlington national cemetery. his remains were identified 75 years after the attack. at 9:00, tour april harbor attack site on the island of oh wahoo. at 9:30, franklin d. roosevelt speech to congress asking for a declaration of war followed by the pearl harbor 75th anniversary ceremony at pearl harbor. from 11:00 to 1 p.m., we are taking your calls in tweets live. -- author of pacific was pacific crucible.

michelle malkin. good to see you. >> good. i'm very good, sean. apparently our friends on the left are still suffering from post-election trauma. >> or trump derangement syndrome. >> we need to call 911 and call the whambulance. >> they need to be taken somewhere somewhere they can cover in private and not in public. i was mad about it at first but now i really pity these people. i'm in colorado, back home after being on tour for the crtv series. this is the state that gave us the electors who fashioned themselves some constitutional heroes, naming themselves after hamilton. these are not heroes. they're zeroes. these are fekless electors. traitors, sab tors and this is their last stand of self indulgence. of course they're trying to hype drama before monday. but once again it's the same kind of hype that we saw before the election. these people are way out of touch with reality and what's going to happen on monday. >> first it was the recount, now we have the putin conspiracy and now it's a little mo

michelle malkin. good to see you. >> good. i'm very good, sean. apparently our friends on the left are still suffering from post-election trauma. >> or trump derangement syndrome. >> we need to call 911 and call the whambulance. >> they need to be taken somewhere somewhere they can cover in private and not in public. i was mad about it at first but now i really pity these people. i'm in colorado, back home after being on tour for the crtv series. this is the state that gave us the electors who fashioned themselves some constitutional heroes, naming themselves after hamilton. these are not heroes. they're zeroes. these are fekless electors. traitors, sab tors and this is their last stand of self indulgence. of course they're trying to hype drama before monday. but once again it's the same kind of hype that we saw before the election. these people are way out of touch with reality and what's going to happen on monday. >> first it was the recount, now we have the putin conspiracy and now it's a little mo

here with reaction, syndicated columnist, host of the series michelle malkin investigates on crttv.commichelle, good to see you. >> good. i'm very good, sean. apparently our friends on the left are still suffering from post election trauma. >> or trump de rangement syndrome. is there a new word for this? >> yeah, that's right. i mean we really need to call 911 and call the wamblance. they need to all be hauled into the wamblance and taken to recover in private instead of public. you know, i was mad about it at first, but now i really pity these people. you know i'm in colorado, back home after being on tour for the crtv series, and this is the state, of course, that gave us the safeless electors who fashioned themselves some sort of kujs constitutional heroes, naming themselves also after hamilton. these are not heroes but zeros. these are fekless electors, traitors, saboteurs. they're trying to hype drama before monday, but it is the same kind of hype we saw before the election. these people are way out of touch of reality on what is going to happen on monday. >> think about it. first

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i do not respect c-span putting michelle malkin on their because you might as you will have the trump crooks on in two or years after he gets impeached. host: would you like to see as a guest on the program if you could book someone on the program? it would not make any difference. you could book donald trump. you could book the guy for the msa. from is a host of people one spectrum to the other from bernie sanders to donald or any of donald trump's guys. the government does not believe in the gnome wage. that does notent believe in the minimum wage. i was a teamster for 20 years. we had to fight to get our wages raised. everyonewages went up, else's went up to. they are people like this, this guy that owns the party that is now going to be in the trump administration. jr. or believe in carl's parties. i will never eat there ever again. it host: robert, we need to book you on the program. caller: any day you want me, just pick a time, spot, and you have my phone number, give me a call. host: robert, thank you. i appreciate your point of view and all the points of view. that is what ma

> joining us to discuss the alt-left media's blatantly bias, the host of the upcoming series, michelle malkin investigates. i have not seen you. i miss you. so happy about your daughter doing better. congrats on the new show. >> i appreciate that. i have a lot to celebrate this holiday season, not just the election results. >> and your daughter is doing great. >> seeing you is a joy. >> cnn colluded with the clinton campaign rnls yes, they did. >> and they got caught. >> yes they did. >> and then they colluded with the dnc by getting questions from the dnc for trump. isn't that fake news? >> it is the textbook definition of fake news, manufactured, narrative. this is something i've been covering for as long as as i have been not only in mainstream journalism, i've worked in newspapers and tv. you talked about donald trump using twitter, using social media, circumventing the rest of the liberal media to get his message across. >> right. >> and they hate him for im. >> dick cheney says trump doesn't need them. >> yes. >> ever. >> that's right. and there's always been a dependent relationship be

that's in "the washington post," look who is here, michelle malkin, author of "soldout" and hos of michelleinvestigates. >> thanks for having me, great to be with you and the company here, thank you. stuart: what do you make of this, the media's loathing of donald trump? and i think, frankly, the distortion of their view of what he's doing. >> yes, well, donald trump didn't just make news this year, he broke the news. and there's a wonderful trip trippo-- trio of images. "time" magazine had an earlier cover with a melted down fails of donald trump, it said meltdown and another image of him total meltdown and now he's person of the year and there isn't a mug big enough for the people. stuart: and president donald trump, president of the divided united states of america. they did, had to get it in. i think we should hold on for a second because last night, donald trump said to the crowd, knock off the booing. when they were booing the media. watch this for a minute period. >> remember, this has been a great, great move. the likes of which they've never seen before. the likes of which those fo

michelle malkin host of michelle malkin on crttv.com. >> good morning. >> and early merry christmas and. you look through tons of -- you aggregate a lot of different news over the years on your websites and so forth. what do you make of hillary clinton's comment on fak news? we will play that and get your response. >> yeah. >> the epidemic of militia fake news and false propaganda that flooded social media over the past year, it's now clear that so-called fake news can have real world consequences. this isn't about politics or partisanship. lives are at risk. it's a danger that must be addressed and addressed quickly. bipartisan legislation is making its way through congress to boost the government's response to foreign propaganda and silicon valley is starting to grapple with the challenge and threat of fake news. >> so michelle, legislation to combat fake news. what do you make of that? >> yeah. well, that's max of the very kind of quote, unquote, fascism that all of these trump bashers have been decrying since the election. i would file that speech under hutzpah on stilts because the

coming up this morning, michelle malkin will discuss her new show, michelle malkin investigates and herhe 2016 presidential results. then the hamilton electors member will discuss the attempt by the hamilton electors to sway their fellow electors from casting their votes for president-elect trump and why they are engaged in that effort. and kaiser health news correspondent will look at the 21st century cures act passed this week by congress and talk about the various medical industries that benefit from the bill. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" coming up at 7:00 a.m. this morning. join the discussion. former astronaut and senator john glenn spoke at an event in 2002, marking the 40th anniversary of being the first american to orbit the earth. he reflected on the u.s. space program and his life. he was joined by his wife annie at this event held at the national air and space museum. he died on thursday. he was ready five years old. -- he was 95 years old. [applause] good evening ladies and mytlemen, i am dale, and is privilege to welcome you for a special evening. i wanted

lou: great to have you, michelle malkin . >> thank you. >> breaking news, a shocking new report has found pentagon tried to bury a study it identified $125 billion of wasteful spending at pentagon. studier issued last year, for stayed billion by stream lining bureaucracy, slashing use of contractors according to washington post respecting from pentagon leaders were so concerned that proposal would encourage congress or light white house to cuts had budget they killed the study, they hid the results of the study that only now are surfacing. >> on wall street, stocks edging slightly higher, dow gaining 36, but closing at 20th record this year, s&p up 8, nasdaq up 24, volume 3.6 billion shares. listen to my report 3 times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network, up next president-elect trump keeping his campaign promises, pushing to keep jobs within our boarders. >> we'll crackdown on all foreign trade abuses that undermine your ability and your company's ability to compete, those days are over. >> trump's former national spokesperson katrina pearson will join me next. we'll have mor

michelle malkin. please join us. kennedy: president-elect trump warning again that he's going to slap a huge tax on u.s. companies that relocate overseas. will it prevent job loss or hurt consumers. did nancy pelosi say her party does not need to go in a new direction? did she miss what happened in the he selection or are millennials so coddled they can't even tie their own shoes. grab a pencil, time to grow up. jill stein is like chewbacca's mom. she won't go away. this weekend the lon

michelle malkin. please join us. kennedy: president-elect trump warning again that he's going to slap a huge tax on u.s. companies that relocate overseas. will it prevent job loss or hurt consumers. did nancy pelosi say her party does not need to go in a new direction? did she miss what happened in the he selection or are millennials so coddled they can't even tie their own shoes. grab a pencil, time to grow up. jill stein is like chewbacca's mom. she won't go away. this weekend the lonely lady from recountville took her sob story to chris wallace and he wasn't having any of it. reporter: why did you choose three states in trump won narrowly but not a state secretary clinton won much more narrowly. do you note largest switch of votes in a recount in american political history? the most it's ever been is $1,247. kennedy: i like to see chris get really mad at her the whole time. jill is doing one of two things here. in michigan where trump's the vote was very close. jill got 2% of the vote. but she shops at goodwill an

is michelle malkin. i missed you. we haven't head you in a while. congratulations on the new show. >> very excited about hosting my new investigative show but more kpie excited to be here on your show, sean. >> i asked people. they get it. they understand what happened in this election. i made a comment that if you colluded with the clinton campaign, if you were feeding questions to her before a debate like cnn or seeking questions for donald trump from the dnc that probably you don't belong in the white house press office because i view that as fake news. what are you thoughts? >> i think you raise a good point and i hope that your friends in the upcoming trump administration are listening. there need to be consequences for the dishonesty and for the fakery and for the agenda driven journalism, quote unquote that has been allowed to have free reign in washington for far too long. and as i said, i'm enjoying -- i'm reveling in all of the tears that we're seeing from the wutercwut buttercups and the snowflakes. it is about time that they be called ou

michelle malkin, her work is available online and at crtv. what is the website? rtv.com and i happen to have four episodes available right now. on c-span, waiting for this conversation to begin at the center for strategic and international studies from people working to prevent trafficking and what the international community can do about it. scheduled to start a few minutes ago. theill wait here and see if speakers come to the stage. a discussion on child trafficking and what the international community can do to prevent it. >> we will be hearing from a panel today from people who work to prevent child trafficking. they will be sharing ideas on ways the international community can partner together to prevent it. running a bit time schedule. , we wille later today be at a rally with president-elect donald trump on his usa thank you tour. italy making a stop in grand rapids, michigan. that is scheduled to start at 7:00. also tonight oral argument in the seventh circuit court on whether police have the right to search a car simply because it is parked illegally. th

coming up friday morning, michelle malkin will discuss her new show, michelle malkin investigates, ando her reaction to the 2016 presidential election result and expecting as for the trump dministration. then hamilton electors member paul ibaka will talk about trying to get other electors to change their vote. sydney lufkin will look at the 21st century cures act passed this week by congress and talk about the various medical industries that benefit from the bill after it gets signed into law. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," 7:00 a.m., friday morning. join the discussion. >> next a discussion about the incoming trump administration and possible changes to environmental and energy development policy. we heard remarks from house science committee chair lamar smith who spoke about his goal of working with mr. trump on relaxing e.p.a. regulations while boosting support for oil and gas development on public lands. this was held at the heritage foundation, about an hour and 20 minutes. >> good morning. are my mics now working? that's what i always get to d is be the mic test