Steve Malzberg

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Steve Malzberg is a radio broadcaster, sports announcer, paid lecturer and political commentator on radio, television and the Internet. A graduate of Brooklyn College, he has worked at 77-WABC for over twenty-five years in numerous capacities - including as the host of a popular overnight politically-oriented talk show, a sports host, and the co-host of a regular afternoon show with Richard Bey-he joined the staff of local New York City station WWRL-1600 AM in 2004, where he co-hosted an early morning show with New York Daily News columnist Karen Hunter.

In July 2005 the short-lived morning team of Hunter and Malzberg was disbanded as Malzberg left WWRL. In 2006, Malzberg returned to WABC as a broadcaster of brief sports-related segments. In addition to his more long-term hosting assignments Malzberg has served as a substitute talk show host-both on radio and on television-throughout his career, as well as a political pundit on various cable news networks, including his participation on panels on Fox & Friends as well as Heartland, which is hosted by John Kasich, a former Republican congressman.

He has also served as a commentator and host on the cable-news channel MSNBC, where he has substituted for both Monica Crowley and Joe Scarborough and was a frequent contributor to the defunct MSNBC show hosted by TV personality Phil Donahue.

He has made appearances on a number of other cable-news shows on several networks, including Hannity & Colmes, The O'Reilly Factor, and Dayside as well as numerous other programs on the Fox News Channel, MSNBC and CNN.

Malzberg is a regular columnist for the online magazine Newsmax.