This was the week Trump was supposed to finally start talking like a President, describing his economic plan in a series of speaking events. But that didn't happen. That can't happen because he is pathologically incapable of staying on topic. Trump is Trump, and always will be. I'm sure a President Trump would be firing off angry tweets against other world leaders, calling them sad, weak, low energy, or just plain liars.

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Reprinted from Mike Malloy Website

Just when you think the mango maniac can't get any more obscene, he tops himself again. Standing today in front of disgraced sex offender and former Congressman Mark Foley, he insisted President Obama founded the terrorist organization ISIS, with Hillary its co-founder.

When given multiple opportunities to walk back the comments, he doubled -- then tripled -- down instead. Insisting he meant what he said -- literally. Not that Obama "founded" ISIS through his foreign policy stands, or that he (and Hillary) allowed the terrorist group to grow stronger. No, that would be just another typical Trump hyperbole.

This time, he insists that Obama and Hillary personally took a hands-on, active role in forming the terrorist organization themselves. He didn't go into the logistics of how and when the President and former Secretary of State traveled to the Mideast to rally the radicals and establish the organization.

This was the week Trump was supposed to finally start talking like a President, describing his economic plan in a series of speaking events. But that didn't happen. That can't happen because he is pathologically incapable of staying on topic. Trump is Trump, and always will be. I'm sure a President Trump would be firing off angry tweets against other world leaders, calling them sad, weak, low energy, or just plain liars.

And if his crazy talk causes him to lose the election? Just as we expected, he's not too concerned. He'll just go back to his in-home gold throne and harem of international beauty queens and casinos and signature steaks and live his comfortable life.

At least that's what he told CNBC today: "It's OK. I go back to a very good way of life ... At the end it's either going to, you know, work or I'm going to have a very, very nice long vacation."

I'm sure there are plenty of down-ballot Republicans who would gladly help him pack if he wanted to start that vacation early.

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Kathy never expected a career in radio as a talk show producer. Born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia, Kathy was completing her nursing degree when in 2001 - in an emergency - she was asked to fill in as the producer of Mike's program. Within a few weeks she knew she'd found more than a temporary job. Since that beginning, Kathy has steadily grown more comfortable behind the control console, editing, engineering, and assisting in topic selection for the program while also retaining a fairly sizeable chunk of her sanity. Oh, and did we mention the utter (joyful) chaos of raising a daughter who, for some odd reason, only stops talking when she's asleep. Strange, that.



A life-long "talk radio junkie," Kathy takes her job with all the seriousness required, and thoroughly enjoys producing a talk show that's intelligent, factual, informative, and most of all entertaining. She takes great pride in -- and has great fun with -- the two biggest joys in her life: Their daughter Molly, and producing one of the most dynamic talk programs in radio.