Obama is a big loser, gay marriage, Wisconsin, inmates, asylums, the Constitution, the military, being married to a Democrat….really everything. People mentioned: Erick Erickson, Sally Kohn, Governor Walker. Also mentioned, Right Online. Listen!

Ted Cruz discusses all the issues with Melissa — the Tea Party power, David Dewhurst’s spending and negative ads, the EPA and Texas, his prediction for Obamacare, entitlement spending, and more.

President Obama does a touchdown dance after spiking the football. Malcolm & Melissa call illegal excessive celebration and the excessive misery and joblessness. Obama’s missing spine. Finally, new opportunities for the M&M team.

The War On Moms, a triumphant Mitt (and Andrew), and undercover work in Charlotte, NC in preparation for the Democratic National Convention. Shouts out to John Nolte and others.

How Great Obama Aren’t And Other People Not Jesus

Discussing Obama, unprecedented stupidness, the judicial branch smacks Obama, and much more.

Malcolm wears Melissa down. She is now the Borg and has almost surrendered to Sketchy McMittens. Also: Obama’s Chicago Way and a heartwarming Richard Nixon story. Really!

Spy thriller novelist Ted Bell talks about his latest book Phantom to Melissa. They discuss cyber warfare, artificial intelligence, Vladimir Putin, and dangers around the world.

(Aside: Fun interview)

Michelle Malkin gets Twitchy with Melissa today and explains her new website and mobile App. How does it work? What are her goals? They also talk about Santorum, the old blogosphere, and about Andrew Breitbart’s impact. And then, they cry. Listen to the whole thing!

Melissa lets Malcolm talk a little…it IS International Women’s Day after all. Plus, Super Tuesday wrap-up and Barack Obama’s buddy Derrick Bell. There’s a reason the left didn’t want Obama’s video cheering his Harvard prof to come out before the election. People would look into Bell’s ideology and it is not pretty.

Andrew Breitbart Memorial as Malcolm and Melissa discuss their interactions with the man. The second half of the podcast is talk of Super Tuesday and the rest of politics which seem much less important.

I had the privilege of interviewing Andrew Breitbart last April, but never published it. It’s included here as raw tape. Enjoy. Rejoice in what he shared with us.

Melissa succumbs to misery. Malcolm manages to cheer her up. A little. When you’re agreeing with Ron Paul…..

Rick Santorum leads the GOP pack. Why? Malcolm and Melissa figure out the reasons. Also, was Melissa way out of line talking about sleazy dress and behavior at CPAC? Malcolm answers that question.

A lament for Mitt and a defense. Malcolm and Melissa talk about Mitt, the GOP and Obama’s prospects.

Wargaming the GOP primary candidates. The ever-present electability question. Will these debates break up Malcolm and Melissa? Listen and find out.

Rick Perry drops out of the GOP race. Andrew rejoices. Melissa laments. Gnashing of teeth and predictions for the future.

Andrew and Melissa argue, again, about his viability in the general election. Will Bain matter? And what of the rest of the field? Plus, Andrew explains his bean fetish or is it aversion? “I don’t like little things in my mouth,” he says. It goes downhill from there.

Andrew Malcolm hearts Mitt. Melissa doesn’t. The duo duke it out over Iowa, the direction of the nation, and the GOP contenders. Andrew also talks about leadership. Listen!

Will the crazy uncle win Iowa? How did Boehner get railroaded? Iraq massacre and Saigon.

Iowa: what will happen is anybody’s guess and Malcolm & Melissa make some. Also: Traffic in LA, planned communities, and looking deeply into the eyes of Laura Bush.

Malcolm and Melissa get personal and talk about work – family balance and manage to avoid talking about politics. Almost. Andrew Malcolm predicts the winner of the Iowa caucuses and the person is probably not who you think. He shares his secretly hoped-for winner in Iowa, too.

Barack Obama seems desperate while the Tea Party wants anyone but Mitt and how the GOP doubled down. Listen to Malcolm and Melissa duke it out over the game of political chicken.

Barack Obama’s partisan pardon, the Republican debate win and much more from Malcolm & Melissa.

Malcolm and Melissa discuss Occupy Wall Street, America occupying Australia and why we’re doing that, the presidential primary and much more.

Presidential politics and whether to be peeved. Malcolm and Melissa have a grumpy podcast discussing the irritating news of the day.

Crazy Presidents, crazy consultants, and crazy genius: Malcolm and Melissa discuss Obama’s mental state, the mental state of ideological enemies and the genius of Steve Jobs.

How much do debates matter? How much do polls matter right now? Malcolm and Melissa discuss the state of politics and the shifting sands.

Evan Pokroy talks Israel, Obama and the changing attitudes of American Jews toward Democrats. Plus, Melissa delves into  President Obama’s tax speech a bit and explains why it’s pure politics.

Malcolm and Melissa discuss the polls on the Republican presidential hopefuls and for President Obama. We talk about how ugly things have gotten for the President. Is there time for him to turn it around?

Dr. Melissa talks to Raz Shafer of American Majority about American Majority’s training bomb, Will Franklin about Governor Perry’s position on illegal immigration and the Texas “Dream Act”, and Ali Akbar about what really happened behind the scenes at the CNN/Teaparty Debate.

Malcolm and Melissa discuss Obama’s distressing polls, the GOP debate woes, and the union foes. Listen and enjoy!

Melissa speaks with Matthias Shapiro aka Political Math about the current American economy, the European economy and then, the Texas economy. It is actually a lot of fun puncturing myths! Listen in!

Geronimo! President Obama manages to mess up the Osama Bin Laden kill message…and other political tragedies of the week.

Andrew Malcolm and Melissa discuss President Obama’s fundraising tour, the importance of money in the next election and whether people are sick of President Obama.

Andrew Malcolm and Melissa solve the world’s problems this week–covering all sorts of territory. Hear stories about Bill Buckley. Who was a mean politician? Who got to meet President Obama recently? And more stories….

(Actually Andrew had lots of interesting stories.)

Adam Baldwin joins Melissa to talk about how the Debt Tsunami is destroying America’s future. Join us for a half hour of woe. Do liberals just not care about Losing the Future? Find out.

Melissa spent fifteen minutes with Representative Thad McCotter. They covered a lot of ground: Michigan’s rebirth, the American fiscal crisis, his views on the Tea Party and his new book.

Mr. Everything To Everyone Is Becoming Nothing To No One: President Obama goes on vacation while the world burns. Where’s the President? And will this harm him politically?

Tea Party Mama Grizzly Jamie Radtke Takes On Mr. Establishment George “Macaca” Allen: U.S. Senate hopeful Jamie Radtke talks about debt, the Tea Party. Is the Tea Party fading or taking over?

Ben Domenech of the Heartland Institute joins Melissa to talk about Obamacare–the new judicial ruling and how states are implementing the legislation. What is going to happen with this beast? It’s going to be a huge thing for 2012, again. Just what Democrats don’t want.

Malcolm and Melissa discuss Christine O’Donnell and dancing with the stars, America’s new Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Wisconsin and the union thugs, and the President’s handling of Libya.

Malcolm & Melissa discuss President Obama’s perilous position: a failing economy, an unserious budget, being on the wrong side of the Middle East conflicts, and jumping to the wrong side of the Wisconsin government union conflict. All in all, it’s been a bad week to be a Democrat.

Is President Obama Carter II? Remembering Reagan on his 100 birthday–Andrew has some special things to share. Obamacare and waivers. Chris Christie discussing the financial reality with a police officer. And then, CPAC.

Just completed an interview (with a few other bloggers) with Sen. Mike Lee.  Ran about 20 minutes.  Catch the full audio below.

Sen. Lee was pimping his Balanced Budget Amendment.  It’s still being drafted, but has the following provisions:

• The budget must be drafted as balanced each year;
• Spending cannot exceed 18% of GDP for the previous year; and
• A 2/3s majority of both chambers needs to approve any deficit spending, any increase in the debt ceiling, and any increase in government revenue (taxes, etc.)

Once ratified by the states – first hurdle is 2/3s of the Senate and House, and then out to 3/4s for the state legislatures – the phase-in period is two years.  He’s not looking to bypass Congress through a state-called Constitutional Convention.  He believes that if enough momentum is generated that the threat of it may be enough.

Over the next few weeks he’ll work out differences with Sen. Hatch’s competing Amendment, which Sen. Lee maintains is too easy to bypass with a simple-majority suspension vote.

He had no answer for how – to grab an example – the $852 billion deficit forecast for FY14 would be achieved.  ”Good question,” he said.  Um, ouch?

Expect to have a Republican-pushed Balanced Budget Amendment in the Congress perhaps as early as the end of March.

If you’re interested, here’s another interview with then-candidate Lee from CPAC last here.

Did Michele Bachmann help or harm the Republicans? Was President Obama a winner after the speech? Who will be the next President? Will Obama dump Biden in ’12? All these questions and more, answered by Andrew Malcolm and his biggest fan, Melissa Clouthier.

I just completed an interview (along with a few more bloggers) with Sen. Rand Paul. The initial focus was his bill to eliminate $500 billion in federal spending in the next year alone. Details on his proposal are here. Department of Energy – gone. Department of Education – a shadow of its present self. Good stuff.

He’s not stopping there. He’ll have a proposal for both Medicare and Social Security in about two weeks. The focus seems to be raising the age for younger Americans to avoid drastic increases in contribution rates. Those under 55, he said, have time to prepare for a few extra years before SS kicks in. I’ll talk to him further about that – I’ll be 52 in a few weeks.

In my second question, I asked about coal and the new regs being written right now.  My source data is here and here.

Enjoy.

Former Speaker Pro Tem Ron Reagan of Florida attempts to convince Melissa of the benefits of Red Light Cameras. Listen and decide for yourself. Melissa and Ron also discuss the new seats and open Senate seat coming in Florida. Will Ron Reagan join Marco Rubio in Washington, DC? Listen to find out his plans.

Andrew and Melissa discuss about the White House and the Chicago Way, Rahm Emanuel’s Napoleon Complex, the Constitution reading, and the new Republicans in town.

Malcolm and Melissa talk about President Clinton, wait Obama, the Omnibus failure, the tax cut extension and marriage failure and how children are harmed.

Malcolm and Melissa discuss the tax deal and whether conservatives should be for it.

Bruce is always a wealth of knowledge and perspective. From F-35s to Moon landings, Bruce brings it all to the discussion with Clyde.

Holidays just don’t seem normal without Jimmie Bise leading us through. Good political discussion and personal reflections.

Taped before Thanksgiving, but timeless analysis. Guest Arkady from Right Condition tears apart the fed’s history and place in our economy. Damn fine stuff.

Clyde spends the entire show discussing politics with Duane Lester of All American Blogger dot com. They cover POTUS politics 2012, China’s ability or lack thereof to mount a military strike … or do they defer to economic leadership? Duane shares his list of vocations that politicians would be doing if not for sucking on the government teat. Plenty more … enjoy!

Andrew Malcolm and Melissa Clouthier reunite after the election to discuss the new political reality, President Obama’s favorablility ratings and Sarah Palin’s Alaska premiere. When does the new political season start? It already started.

Just in time for holiday planning, Kruiser returns to talk about elections, directions and why having Kinsey Schofield around is always a good thing.

Visit Stephen’s website here.

Clyde participated in an interview with Thomas Clements, owner of a small business deeply affected by the Gulf moratorium. With the Obama Administration creating new regulations on a rapid basis, and creating even more business uncertainty, Clements’ machining business has been devastated. Shouldn’t he just file a claim for his loss? Now reality hits: Business owners are operating in a tightly knit industry – they fear future blackballing if they make claims. Very interesting interview. Hear it in the 3d segment.  Here’s a Human Events piece by Mr. Clements.

The first two segments? Clyde goes all libertarian followed by proffering some litmus tests for the New Conservatives.

Clyde explores President Obama’s trip – complete with enough military force to take over the country – to India. Also, who will be Speaker of the House – Boehner, Cantor, or Bachman? A few other topics round out a busy week in politics. Enjoy.

Well, it’s over. The dems got mopped like a dirty floor. Clyde reviews the results, looks back at the 111th Congress and forward to the 112th. Special guest Thomas Grier of Rebel Politics dot com.

Here you go, folks, your detailed map to follow the election returns – House, Senate, Gov, and state races. Enjoy.

Clyde devotes the three segments of the show to the House, Governors, and Senate races respectfully. The depth of the November Punishment is becoming clearer by the day. Enjoy.

Illegal vote counting won Al Franken his Senate seat. Does that tick you off? Yeah, me too. Gentry Collins of the Republican National Committee talks to you about what you can do about it. Today, the RNC launches the new website NoMoreFrankens.com. Go check it out and listen to learn all about it.

Clyde presents the 100th episode of Patriot Room Radio! Join in him setting the record straight for union thugs that think Obama and Jesus Christ are somehow comparable. He reviews Bill Clinton’s echo chamber, Pelosi’s future, and what the Irish bookies are doing about bets on control of the US House. He also discusses the next great uncovering: Systematic absentee voter fraud. Enjoy.

Nathan Wurtzel and Melissa go state by state discussing every major race. Predictions abound. Listen for the latest.

Clyde welcomes Arkaday from Right Condition dot com to discuss the Massachusetts and national elections.  They pass through conditions in the Middle East on their way to an extended discussion of China’s intentions and (in)ability to disrupt the EU.  The final segment is a fascinating discussion with Kurt Browning, former Florida Secretary of State and current president of Protect Your Vote.  They discuss the Soros – SEIU – Teachers’ unions multi-million dollar campaign to overturn a recent SCOTUS redistricting decision by amending Florida’s Constitution with proposed Amendments 5 and 6.

Fighters against election fraud: KingStreetPatriots.org and TrueTheVote.org’s Catherine Englebrecht, LaborUnionReport.com Peter List and American Majority’s Anita Montcrief talk voter fraud and what can be done about it.

Clyde reviews the Angle mopping of Reid, and how Nevada will become ground zero in the midterms. He finds room to let the California NOW president know just who the whore is. He reviews the Geert Wilders trial. And the final segment is spent with Steve Schippert reviewing the Middle East, how Iran will resolve, and the importance of supporting the Iranian people.

Andrew Malcolm and Melissa Clouthier wade through polls, talk about voter mood and marvel at how in over his head President Obama seems. We do a quick, in-depth (ahem) analysis of some 2012 contenders.

Whiz prognosticator Nathan Wurtzel joins Melissa to discuss surprise upsets around the country. We talk about the mood of the country. Will the Tea Party give up after the election? And we give a shout out to upstate New York and Jazz Shaw.

Clyde weaves in some politics, but spends most of this podcast opening his vault of John Lennon bootleg.  Enjoy.

** Quick note – just heard a production error on the first demo version of “Just like … starting over.” I’ll fix it tomorrow night, folks … it’s late and I have a day away from the farm tomorrow. **

Andrew and Melissa get on a roll talking about Rahm and Chicago, They also talk about the political “it” factor in politics and who does and doesn’t have “it”. And there is much, much more.

Clyde reviews the Geert Wilders in Netherlands – a politician being prosecuted for political speech. He reviews American energy policy and the punitive actions being taken by President Obama against the energy industry. The elections segment reviews the current state of political ads and Harry’s Big Surprise. Enjoy.

Today Clyde sets the record straight on why Barack Obama means nothing to Bob Dylan, and how the Obamanauts are misreading the lessons of Vietnam dooming themselves to repeat them. He devotes a segment to military voters and how they can vote now – online – to ensure their vote is counted. The final segment is devoted to the Senate and how to interpret the current polls.

Enjoy.  Here’s a transcript of the Segment 2 interview.

Andrew and Melissa discuss what’s wrong with women. They also solve other world  problems including Obama’s malaise and Mourning In America.

“I’m a big fan of Malcolm & Melissa podcasts. Like Spitzer/Parker without the prostitution and shame”—Pete

Today is the day when we focus on the machinations of the polls, the end games being played in Congress leading up to the election, and even review the gambling odds on the races.

Enjoy!

Who could vote for both President GW Bush and President Barack Obama? A moderate! Specifically, Brendan Loy–lawyer, Tolkien lover and weather scholar. Brendan joins Melissa to talk about everything from absorbing terrorist attacks to Keynsian economics to the problems with Lord of the Rings. It’s a long one, but a good one.

Clyde welcomes Bruce McQuain from Q and O dot net. Together they take apart the recent testimony from Former US DOJ Voting Section Chief Christopher Coates which admitted the Holder DOJ has a policy of not prosecuting voting-rights violations if the perpetrator is not white. Ouch.

Clyde and Bruce discuss the Middle East, whether Hillary will have Bill’s permission to run, and whether Hlllary will allow Bill to help Obama save his presidency. Newt Gingrinch is not spared for even a second.

They wrap with a discussion of the Senate races. Much more. Enjoy!

Malcolm and Melissa talk Sarah, Nikki Haley of South Carolina and Christine O’Donnell. They also laugh at Obama’s politics of change and express relief at the recession being over.

Clyde marks the Holder Department of Justice for what it is: Useless. They sit back and let the military be disenfranchised, regardless of their disproportionate minority vote; and the New Black Panther case is oozing political involvement (thank you, Judicial Watch). Sen. Durbin speaks too honestly: He thinks the dem chances of retaining the Senate have increased. We didn’t know they thought they were losing it!

Clyde rips through Reid, Coons, and puts the dems on notice to watch the now-toss-up West Virginia race. Plenty more! Enjoy.

Clyde dons his professor cap to give a history on the Constitution leading through the formation of Republican Party and the advent of the Tea Party. Expansion of the federal government is the problem, and Clyde goes through the Elizabethan Poor Laws and their application to today. Finally, did we win Delaware but lose the Senate? It is to laugh. Watch Connecticut and West Virginia.

More as well. Enjoy.

We’re all about the mid-terms this week and we’re joined by one of the country’s foremost campaign experts to help us sort through them: National Review’s Jim Gergaghty. We cover Delaware, the infamous Murphy post, and a host of other contests around the country. We also politely discuss the Ricochet Code of Conduct and how it is enforced. Or not enforced.

This episode of the podcast is sponsored by the Encounter Books Broadsheet Series. This week’s title: Obama and America’s Public Sector Plague by EJ McMahon. Check it out at EncounterBooks.com

Molly Teichman talks to actress Janine Turner about her commitment to teaching everyone about our constitution. It’s a fantastic conversation that you won’t want to miss!

Clyde discusses his weekend in Washington, DC, for the 9/12 March.  The hottest issue on Capitol Hill is the extension of the Bush Tax Cuts – those take center stage in the second segment.  Today is primary day in seven states, with Delaware taking the national focus.

Lot’s more.  Enjoy.

David Spielman and Tabitha Hale of Freedom Works join Melissa to discuss the 9/12 March, BlogCon and the Teaparty movement.

It’s a star driven panel this week with Peter Robinson, Rob Long, James Lileks, Pat Sajak, and Jonah Goldberg. It’s a fascinating conversation as they talk polling, ask the delicate questions, movie marketing, why Obama’s agenda polls terribly, but he himself doesn’t, give the predictable gratuitous Star Trek reference, dogs and much, much more.

Malcolm and Melissa talk about every big news item from the dog days of President Obama to Rahm going to Chicago.

The Sam Adams Alliance joins Melissa to talk about their latest round of Tea Party research. Who are the Tea Partiers really? And is the movement growing?

Michael Caughill joins Melissa to talk about his book The Abortionist, the controversy, and the emotion evoked.

Patriot Room Radio welcomes Steve Schippert of Threats Watch dot org. Clyde and Steve discuss the Palestinian/Israeli peace talks, Syria, Hamas, Hezbollah, Fatah, Lebanon, Iran … everything to do with the happenings over there including the war fronts. They end the show with a discussion of the Senate races.

It’s an informative show from start to finish. Enjoy.

Clyde opens with a reminder of dem statements on W’s Iraq Surge, in prep for Barry’s speech tonight – subtitled, “I, me, mine.” Glenn Beck’s rally was a success for those attending, but more so for the soldiers that will benefit from the funds raised. And Glenn’s left some angry blacks in his wake – some because the MSM ignored their attendance, and others because, well, they’re just angry liberals who just so happen to be black.

Did you see the DOJ’s new website masthead? Clyde shares the story behind the new tagline. Frightening. Time to revisit Toyota. Seems the machine-based acceleration problem is an age bigot. It’s too late to stop the economic damage of the dems’ dithering on W’s expiring tax cuts.

The last segment has some fun with Barney Frank and his decaying memory. Is Robert Byrd’s seat going to a Ted Kennedy? Too funny.

Much more. Enjoy.

Is something rotten in Alaska? Dan Riehl talks about fishy action allegations leveled against the Murkoski camp by Joe Miller’s people. Also, did Lisa Murkowski cheat her way through her bar exam? Dan and Melissa also talk about conservatives playing it safe rather than going for the big win.

Clyde does a recap of Tuesday’s primaries, including telling us how and why Miller will take Murkowski in Alaska. Georgia’s revised law and the new FEC’s rules are reviewed. There’s a detailed discussion of the economy, including the all-telling Volatility Index, which doesn’t suggest good things ahead for the stock market.

From ethics issues to refusal to release conflict-of-interest information to just plain name calling, the dems and their co-conspirators are dissembling for all to see. Not pretty. Regardless, Obama is giving the trial lawyers a huge tax change to fund more lawsuits.

All this plus a review of the polls and how the feds have made those full-body scanners mobile to roam the streets. Enjoy.

Melissa talks back-to-school blues, the Ground Zero Mosque and why people are so angry, and the Daily Caller’s payola claims.

A special treat for me today, and I trust you all will agree. The CEO and Founder of the Institute for Energy Research, Rob Bradley, joins us for a 30-minute shot in Segment 2.

In addition, we hit Maxine Waters (as she should be) for blaming Bush for her ethical lapses. Obama loses a piracy case – against pirates. Go figure. Anita Dunn is out swinging for Obama on the mosque. Do you know what the “Hindenburg Omen” is? You should. We also catch up on the polls.

Clyde takes a turn towards podcasting from an Irish pub to explain unemployment. Hear it in the second segment.

Other news – Kagan’s in. Yawn. The Obama Spill has 50 million gallons unaccounted. Hunh. Let’s apologize for Hiroshima: Yes, we’re sorry you didn’t give up when you had the chance. Barry is showing his Jew-hating roots. Iran is imploding. McCaskill gets the wrong message on Missouri’s vote. The DSCC is facing its money problems, and the NYT carries Bubba’s water.

Much more … enjoy!

Teri and Molly are back with an all-new Smart Girl Nation! In segment one, they discuss Proposition C in Missouri and the Obamacare lawsuit in Virginia. In the second segment, Teri interviews Tim Phillips, president of Americans For Prosperity.

Arizona’s Pamela Gorman, running in retiring John Shaddegg’s district talks Republican moderates, tax hikes by Republicans and the border issue (she co-authored the Illegal Immigration legislation in Arizona.) Listen!

New York guys: Conservative candidates in New York: Businessman Randy Altschuler in NY-1 on Long Island and Michael Grimm in NY-13 on Staten Island join Melissa to talk about the concerns in their Districts including the Ground Zero Mosque, illegal immigration and more.