Michelle Malkin and Brian Maloney, along with the New York Sun’s David Lombino, have investigated the Air America scandals while the major national news organizations have ignored them. Bill O’Reilly had Malkin and Maloney on FNC tonight. Maloney said Air America could be down to its last couple of months:

MALONEY: As things stand now they may be down to their last months unless one of the big guns like Soros comes in, steps to the plate and puts up some cash, but otherwise I think things are looking bleak. They’re overpaying the air talent. They’re fending off lawsuits. They’re overspending. They just put a brand new studio facility in, they didn’t need that. That was at Franken’s insistence. Now he’s not even going to use it. He’s moving to Minnesota. So they’re wasting money. They’re not bringing it in. It’s a mess…
MALKIN: There’s two stories, really, here: the crumbling of Air America, and the failure, and the refusal of the rest of the mainstream media to cover it as a financial, political and entertainment media story.

I wonder how the New York Times, the Washington Post and the other news organizations that heralded Air America’s arrival will cover its disgraceful departure? If Maloney is right, we might find out soon.

Video here.