Why Trump Walked Out on 'Meet the Press': The Death of Real Journalism (with Steve Malzberg)

Why Trump Walked Out on 'Meet the Press': The Death of Real Journalism (with Steve Malzberg)

Author: Nick Giordano | Political Science Professor & Political Analyst June 10, 2026 Duration: 37:49

The Trump Meet the Press interview exposed everything broken about corporate media, political bias, and the collapse of real journalism. Newsbusters contributor Steve Malzberg joins Professor Nick Giordano on The P.A.S. Report Podcast to break down why President Donald Trump walked out on Kristen Welker, how activist journalists have turned high-profile interviews into ideological combat, and why so many Americans no longer trust the legacy press.


In this episode, they examine the fallout from the viral Trump-Welker clash, the media's staggering double standards, California election integrity questions, massive government fraud, Republican messaging failures, and the rapid rise of independent journalism. As the corporate press continues to protect power rather than challenge it, this conversation exposes how modern journalism became political warfare. Visit PASReport.com for links to Steve Malzberg's columns and follow him on social media @SteveMTalk.


What You'll Learn In This Episode:

  • The real reason Trump walked out on Kristen Welker and what Meet the Press refuses to admit to viewers.
  • How corporate media outlets use biased fact-checking to control political narratives instead of seeking the truth.
  • Why everyday Americans are labeled conspiracy theorists for asking legitimate questions about voting anomalies and election data.
  • What massive government fraud revelations show about media priorities and taxpayer accountability.
  • Why independent journalists are gaining ground as legacy media credibility collapses.


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Chapters

  • 00:00 The Corporate Press Abandons Real Journalism
  • 09:46 Why Trump Walked Out on Meet the Press
  • 12:47 Election Integrity, Media Spin, and Public Distrust
  • 24:39 Independent Journalism Fills the Legacy Media Void
  • 36:38 Political Discourse in the Age of Media Propaganda


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Tune in to Conservative Politics & News: The P.A.S. Report for a perspective grounded in constitutional principles and a critical examination of current affairs. Hosted by Professor Nick Giordano, a seasoned conservative political analyst and commentator, this podcast serves as a platform for detailed discussion that goes beyond surface-level headlines. Each episode features Giordano's direct analysis and commentary, where he addresses topics like governmental overreach, perceived media narratives, and the ongoing dialogue around personal freedoms. The conversations in this podcast are built on a foundation of historical context, drawing from the categories of news and politics to inform a deeper understanding of modern events. Listeners will hear a consistent focus on the structures of liberty and sovereignty, often through exclusive interviews with guests who share these analytical priorities. Rather than simply reacting to the news cycle, Professor Giordano aims to connect present-day policies and cultural shifts to their broader implications for free speech and individual rights. The tone is straightforward and dedicated, offering a clear alternative to mainstream political commentary. For those seeking a thoughtful, principled conservative take on the stories that shape the nation, this podcast provides a regular and uncompromising deep dive.
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