Topic: Michelle Malkin

Donald Trump delivered a two-hour ad-libbed speech at the Conservative Political Action Committee (CPAC) meeting. While the BBC characterized the address as a "furious attack" on Robert Mueller, the content is described here as a humorous, warm-up act style performance. Michelle Malkin also delivered a notable speech at the event criticizing the organization itself.

The hosts play a clip from Fox News featuring aggressive partisan name-calling and finger-pointing. They express exhaustion with the low quality of mainstream media debate, which they argue has replaced reason with shouting. The segment highlights the "slave" status of the public in the face of government spying and media distraction.

Curry reviews a list compiled by Michelle Malkin of words now deemed "racist" by progressive media, including "angry," "aggressive," "Chicago," and "Constitution." He references Juan Williams' claims that GOP mentions of the Founding Fathers are euphemisms for slave ownership.

The hosts speculate that Michelle Malkin's book, "Culture of Corruption," may have been facilitated by the CIA to undermine the Obama administration. They argue the depth of research and timing of the release suggest the involvement of outside intelligence agencies.

Conservative commentator Michelle Malkin is criticized for smearing Ron Paul as a "conspiracy theorist" following his comments about the CIA. The hosts suggest Malkin's rhetoric is part of a "COINTELPRO" effort to marginalize Paul and prevent his ideas from gaining traction within the Republican Party or mainstream media.