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Times up for the preening hacks who pretend to be journalists on television and in the press.

Times up for the mainstream news media, which is decayed to become nothing more than the communications wing of the Democrat Party.

The real winner of the fake news awards is, you guessed it, it's us, baby.

We will analyze the surprising subtlety of this blunt stunt and why it worked so well.

Then, Fleckas Talks, Austin Fletcher and Philip Wegman joined the panel of deplorables to discuss how and why Democrats sold drugs.

Democrats sold dreamers down the Rio Grande. The looming government shutdown and why PC fanatics think white supremacy is OK.

Last but not least, the mailbag. I'm Michael Knowles and this is the Michael Knowles Show.

I'm wearing a black texito today because time is up. I'm so brave. I am so courageous, aren't I?

But time really is up for the left wing hacks in the mainstream media.

And I don't mean it's up in that they'll go away or they'll stop being left wing hacks or even that they'll stop influencing a lot of people.

But the time when places like the TV networks, the New York Times, Washington Post, etc. when they could pretend to be objective journalists, hard hitting reporters, just interested in the facts, that actually is over.

And you have Donald Trump to thank for that. After weeks of waiting last night, President Trump finally presented the highly anticipated first-hand news.

The highly anticipated fake news awards for months now. Political analysts have wondered what the awards will look like. Will it be televised? Will there be a red carpet? Will people wear black texitos and little lapel pins and things like that?

Trump first announced the awards in November, but no one was sure if he was kidding or not or if this was a real event.

He then announced on January 2nd that the awards would be presented on January 8th. Then on January 7th, he announced that the awards would be January 17th.

And then last night, he tweeted the link to a blog post on the GOP website listing 11 news stories that he's already criticized for being fake.

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