races would like to invite an ann coulter. some real says i think she's kind of a self-promoting lightweight who has a dreadful mean streak. this is why and then you bring forth something she's written and said to both to your view but someone else might say no,, look, she's had some worthwhile things to say that we can really learn from, and then you have a discussion of ann coulter based on something remotely resembling evidence and reason, which i think should be good things to foster along with free-speech. >> back to the question again, the fact that we're going from these conservatives like edmund burke and william buckley to conservatives like milo and ann coulter is a big issue. to shed some light into the issue, a lot of students will invite provocative speakers because they know that journalists will jump on it. they know they will get publicity from it and they know they're going to elevate themselves in their own organizations by doing that. one tip i would give is make sure you look into the intentions of why spea

these inflammatory speakers like ann coulter, they want to come to berkeley. they want to use berkeley. milo made some kind of statement, saying he would come next semester and organize a free-speech week. i think a lot of people along this strain of conservatives basically are ready to come, and so willing to come. i think more prominent conservatives like john boehner, for example, should stand up and say -- scott: i'm laughing because by accident i got to sit next to john boehner on the flight down to florida and i have never met a man happier to be done with his job. and more like, nope, it is all over for me. i'm done with this stuff. so, i was just laughing. [laughter] pranav: maybe a lot of conservatives who are still prominent who would garner a lot of attention, a lot of audience members and have a big event, should come to campus and step up and say, i want to speak, because we definitely need more people who are willing to come to campus. scott: i want to ask one more question and then open up for audience questions. so, please feel free to head to

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ann coulter's grade may surprise you. >> incomplete. >> oh, come on. you've got to give him a grade. >> we didn't vote for this boorish reality tv star because we thought it would be fun. it was because of his issues. we want a wall, and i've seen enough of this mr. nice guy. >> though she is a fan of jared and ivanka she's got a warning. >> my prediction is that's going to be trouble down the road. because americans just don't rebel at nepotism. that isn't our country. >> what do you think about all the changes over at fox news? >> so far, i like them. >> did you ever think bill o'reilly was going to be gone? >> i think he should have been done ten years ago. to trade out bill o'reilly for tucker carlson, for a conservative, that's all up150id. >> coulter keeping a close eye on trump's presidency as she plots her next career move. >> i will be mulling another just -- there's no point in paying attention to politics and i'll write mysteries, after a cookbook. hopefully he'll get back on track and i can relax and write about whatever i want to write abo

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i think i have ann coulter expressing her displeasure. i want her to act on the other side. >> what i'm frustrated with right now is i think the gop should change their motto to "next time." we have donald trump, he gives away daca and doesn't get the wall. what a good humanitarian by saying, what a good heart he has for those dreamers, the illegal aliens he promised to deport. next time we'll get them. >> now, robert, i'll be admit to being that version of the opposite, what she's for, i'm usually against. but is she a canary in the mine with donald trump's 38% hard-core base? i mean, can donald trump sort of sustain making people like ann coulter mad without winning over any converts in the rest of the political universe? >> that's a good question. and i don't know, and i don't think anyone knows. i listen to talk radio this afternoon, and i was trying to listen to rush and some of the others to see if, in fact, there's any crack, any crack in the armor, and there doesn't appear to be, as of yet, except from ann coulter. so the question

stuart stuart or ann coulter is still with us. i just turned your way, ann. what do you think? >> at the risk of having you yell at me again, why is it in our interest? that's what -- i mean, this is the trump agenda, make america first. how does this help americans? yes, 4 million people are -- 24 million people are suffering horribly. i think china wants to keep the regime as it is, because they don't want those illegal aliens pouring in. south korea doesn't want us to bomb the nuclear facilities because they'll -- [laughter] they're the ones at risk. why do we even have troops there? this is china's problem. it would be as if china announced, well, if america won't deal with mexico, we will. great! take care of mexico for us. why are we taking care of north korea for china and south korea? they should -- south korea should, we should offer to sell them a missile defense. that's it. stuart: okay. hold on a second. thank you, ann. >> you're welcome. thank you for not yelling at me. [laughter] stuart: blake burman is watching what's going on in the rose garden. looks to me like

. >> listen,i'm not saying that i agree with what ann coulter said. but it does happen to come a lot of the ratchet up rhetoric comes from the political left and people like celebrities that cat pointed out earlier. let's talk about this. time to wake up, america. decaptation, stabbings, now a call for a presidential assassination. the liberal wasteland that is hollywood is disgusting insendary remarks about president trump. depicting a bloody decapitated head of the president. when baron trump saw it, he asked is daddy dead? no, your dad is not dead but kathy griffin's career is. and then a shakespeare play with the presidential assassination. the play lost major sponsors. delta airlines and bank of america pulled out. yesterday, another liberal celebrity incapable of regulating his mouth went there suggesting a presidential assassination is in order. >> i think he needs help. when was the last time an actor assassinated a president? [cheering]. i want to clarify. i'm not an actor. i lie for a living. however, it's been awhile. and maybe it's time. >

ann coulter. author of the book, "in trump we trust." ann, what a pleasure. >> thank you. good to be here. stuart: i'm appalled at what johnny depp said and what the rest of the left has been mongering all these weeks. i think it's a terrible thing. >> yes. and it's particularly terrible -- i wrote about that this week, looking at what the audience is. the heft -- left-wing audience is prone to violence, the right-wing is not. it would be like talking about, i mean, there are a few women who rape men every year, but rape is not a problem that, well, both sides are guilty of. it's really both sides. no, men commit a lot more rape, and left-wing ors commit equally a lot more violence. every politically-motivated presidential assassination or -- was a left-winger. stuart: they can't hold it in. >> no, they cannot. but that is why it's particularly irresponsible, i mean, there's nothing funny about it. if you say something funny, but rhetoric by itself is not so disturbing as rhetoric -- any kind of rhetoric directed at the left-wing audience because they do -- by the way, wha

john: thank you, ann coulter! >>> one area i think she's right is that the left acts like a mob when they get hysterical about climate change. a libertarian had the nerve to go to a protest and hold up a sign saying fossil fuels are good! >> excuse me. excuse me this is private property. this is mine. john: i've criticized global warming hysteria, robert kennedy jr. calls me a totey who lies. >> i think they should be in jail. i think they should be. john: i think it's the alarmists like kennedy who are part of the ignorant mob. but tyson slocumb, director of public citizens energy program says i'm clueless about this. >> i don't think you're clueless, i think we have a minority fringe. the science is settled. john: about what? climate changes, but anything we're going to do about it is going to make a difference? >> absolutely. john: that's not settled. >> absolutely. i mean co2 emissions are a huge variable in determining the earth's climate. and they're up 40% since the revolution. john: they're up, but it's no

>> 100%. >> if robert mueller-- >> i would be happy to tell him what i just told you. >>> ann coulter was kicking back with a glass of chardonnay and joins us tonight. >>> i am really glad that donald trump threatened james comey with those. what he had to say changed quite had tocally when he worry if they might have been taped. when trump sent out that tweet saying he better hope it was not taped, when he tweeted that, the big story that comey was leaking was that trump tried to obstruct justice by interfering with thee investigation of w a crime which was michael's when contacting the russians during the transition and what hewh did is really irrelevant and comey admitted it think i want to know about and should know if any of my satellites were having improper contact and was talking about the firing of flynn being billed as proof of the collusion between the trump campaign and russia and then turns out it was perfectly appropriaten t for hio be talking with the russians and the only reason he fired him is because he allegedly misled vice president pence him when he says go easy o

. >>> ann coulter has canceled, iowa senator chuck grassley says it appears free speech has been altered at the altar of political correctness. students in academics say they value free speech as long as violence can be prevented. senator dianne feinstein says that violence comes from nonstudents. >>> 4:52 right now. the heat can bring out the worst in a lot of things. a new complaint in the bay area really has some folks buzzing. >>> but first, happening now, the filipino president asking for forgiveness and promise iino rebuild after declaring martial law in the southern part of the country. president dutarte sent more than 330,000 people so far forced to flee their homes. before you pack your lunch, a big recall including trail mix. united natural trading says the trail mix containing organic and natural dates could be contaminated with listeria. so far no reports of illnesses. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear.

we have heard in the last few days, whether it's ann coulter marks levin, newt gingrich this morning, this shift that extreme right is now going after bob mueller. is that what matters to the president? we know that group knows how to fire up his base. but his base isn't going anywhere. >> yeah. i think we're in full-on banana republic mode right now. i think president trump has crossed the line multiple times in terms of who he's willing to firing, what he's willing to do. so what do you do when you're on your back foot when your approval rating is getting to the low 30s. reembrace the base. and that's what ann coulter and rush limbaugh and all these other lunatics do is they fire up that 30 to 35% which also has the effect of scaring mainstream republicans in congress, in keeping them from push too long hard against trump. so for all of the outrage that would be caused by firing bob mueller, i actually don't think that the republican congress would do much. i don't think they're going to do much of anything unless trump gets caught in bed with a live boy or dead girl. >> that's a li

let's go back to the beginning of rush limbaugh on top radio and let's go back to anne coulter. even just the filthy titles she put on her book. i am sick and tired of the democrats always putting down and known remembers how close this was in the last eight years, that president obama, what he went through. let's really remember who has started the hate in this country? how about the congresswoman shot in the head? it is amazing she survived. wake up because that is basically what we are, to parts of america. look in a mirror before you start throwing around, nastiness. thanks but i think it is really important that we do not try to prove -- place blame on one party or the other and all take response ability for acting like grownups. eschewing violence. i know the family has got to be terrified right now. i know how terrified my wife is and i am in us a studio. that everyone who is her today gets to be ok. we do not want anyone hurt. briefing in the wake of this, i know it has just happened for you walk on set. guest: the capitol police are very responsible and i'm sure they wi

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look what happens when ann coulter orian or milo yiannopous shows up on college campuses. charles: do you think this will make us a better nation for people to be able to speak what they want to say and open up dialogue? >> i think it's more important to win someone's heart or have a law or a group of people saying you can't say something. there are certain things people don't say in polite society in order to make us a more respectful country. i think laws prohibiting speech don't do anything to bring us closer together. >> ryan is absolutely right. when you tart banning certain word or phrases, it's a slippery slope. even the kkk, we don't like what they say, but they have the right to say it. this is america where you can say anything you want. charles: any type you start talking about saving the first amendment, it's a victory for everybody. republicans celebrate another special elect victory. democrats prove honest introspection is not one of their things. we'll be right back. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he

. >> and this was to ann coulter. [laughter] i was so excited for you to be in such good company. [laughter] and to speak with false equivalents in then the public get better something she had read in 2016 then there is a tally happening soda puc that?. >> absolutely. >> so it is day question of the center. so that amazing comment how trump was presidential but he said there are those people who wanted trump to continue to be a crazy clown and i am paraphrasing or become president of all americans isn't a journalistic device but the tick and those who are equal distance from him the he is not in the center. [applause] arms so that is what we need to come to terms with. and what a lot of people have been taught of value practice journalism that if you travel right and left. >> msnbc has a bunch of new hires i feel that in the for-profit news world is very problematic all i do is watch news so i see that every day but. >> have people just watch you?. >> it is exhausting. you can watch it when you are ready just taped it. [laughter] so it was one thing i just love listening to you i

coulter. jack is calling from detroit. you are on booktv with davidwn horowitz. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i want to say what a brilliant man. i am a parent with a degree and i just love who you are and whai you say. my question is how were you able to see the inside. i think the way you think and i think god for the way you think. you are brilliant and we love you so how were you able to seet >> guest: it's hard to be a black conservative so i complement you on your fortitude. i've been waiting for the community to liberate itself. i am an admirer of clarence thomas and other blackence conservatives. i was turned around on the civil rights. .. great guy on those issues the very wise man unknown to 99% of today's youth to have a stranglehold on the university. >> caller: it is wonderful to listen to you. i was born our schools were all integrated and it was truly inspiring because my african-american classmates and so on were into civil rights and there was such a positive cultur

that was the just of ann -- that was the gist of ann coulter's tweet. howie: is it fair for people to say mueller might be a great f.b.i. director but he's a long time associate and friend of comey and he can't conduct this investigation. michael: that's a fair thing to say. people with public opinion will decide. they can say whatever they want to say, sure. guy: i'm not a big defender all the time of the president, but one thing the media can do a better job of in this conversation, there are many americans who believe this obstruction charge has to do with the russia probe itself. that the president was trying to shut down or impede the russia investigation. that's not the case. this is related to a tertiary investigation into michael flynn. howie: when this happens, you are saying the president's tweets fuel it. erin: absolutely. i think it was probably in poor judgment in this situation for the president to get on twitter as quickly as he did. he might have considered waiting a day or two. howie: when he's talking about badly conflicted people, he'

ann coulter is a writer and thinker nobodies victim, she's also about twice as funny as kathy griffin and she joins us now. victimhood is a magical elixir that makes any kind of behavior possible, it's the perfect tool. >> that was the theme of my book guilty how victims have turned themselves into the aggressors and create other victims. victims of the biggest bullies in the countries now, they have to leap out ahead and a defense first win. it's gotten so much more extreme particularly with trump, particularly with global warmin warming. it's become this druidic whole religion of the left. i love seeing the clips from the press conference, none of the networks showed, fox news carried it life. >> tucker: part of it was you couldn't turn away, it had a car crash quality to it. it was so revealing of a mindset in a world of you and lisa bloom standing behind her because her mom wasn't available i guess. she betrayed no sense of self-consciousness at a news conference to apologize for this act of rhetorical violence, she's sweeping about herself. >> this is the first time anyone's been

lou: when you can drive ann coulter off your campus. a woman of such strength and character and passion, you have shut down free speech in america. when you have the third highest ranking republican in critical condition in a hospital in washington, d.c. fighting for his life tonight because of the actions of a madman who was driven by politics. his social media talked about killing republicans, killing the president. and no one, no one apparently took the time or the interest to report those postings. if they saw them. kimberly: can you imagine just being sitting ducks there, it's so sad and appalling what's happening every day in this country. and just the complete destruction of any kinds of civility and any kind of open mindedness, to be able to listen to another side and allow a u.s. government and president, someone who won the office fai and square to fution and vern. that's part the bigger picture here. lou: some of that includes dashed beliefs that the obama administration is success seeding in destroying the passion for this c

lou: when you can drive ann coulter off your campus. a woman of such strength and character and passion, you have shut down free speech in america. when you have the third highest ranking republican in critical condition in a hospital in washington, d.c. fighting for his life tonight because of the actions of a madman who was driven by politics. his social media talked about killing republicans, killing the president. and no one, no one apparently took the time or the interest to report those postings. if they saw them. kimberly: can you imagine just being sitting ducks there, it's so sad and appalling what's happening every day in this country. and just the complete destruction of any kinds of civility and any kind of open mindedness, to be able to listen to another side and allow a u.s. government and president, someone who won the office fair and square to function and govern. that's part of the bigger picture here. lou: some of that includes dashed beliefs thathe ama administration is success seeding in destroying the passion for th

how much do any of these people really care about carbon emissions, anne coulter. >> that's fantastic. >> how can that even be? >> i know. no, i know, and it isn't like the hypocrisy that conservatives can sometimes be caught with. we know we're all sinners. sometimes christian conservatives aren't going to live up to that. these things you can't say i slipped. >> when a telescratch last gets caught doing something immoral they cry and apologize. >> this would be like your christian conservative running a brothel as his job. >> and then apologizing for it. we've been being told since al gore, 1992, that if we don't instantly 24 planet will be over. this shows how long ago was that movie the day after tomorrow? that has to at least be a decade old when jake gyllenhal was in it. we didn't do any of this stuff. it's 30 years with al gore, ten years from the day after tomorrow and nothing seems to happen. that's why lots of us don't believe in it. >> but they don't believe it either. so what's it, look, i'm not questioning climate science i'm saying if you believe that co2 emissions are d

coulter on campus. the speech was canceled, reinstated and canceled again this past april because of campus protests. the discussion hosted by the education writers association conference at 9 a.m. eastern. before that a briefing by va secretary david shulkin from the white house. >> thank you. and good morning, everybody. so a few weeks ago the president came over to my offices at va at his 100-day mark to talk about the recognition of the progress we've had at va. so i thought it only fitting at my 100 days to come to his house to talk about what's happening at va. and as you know, the president is so committed to fixing issues for veterans that what he has told me is, is that it is important that we be open and candid and transparent about where the problems are, that as a businessman, the only way to fix the issues in an organization is if you come out and you talk about what those problems are. and so, as you know, i'm a doctor and i like to diagnose things, assess them and treat them. and so what

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newt gingrich, jay sekulow, ann coulter, lou dobbs and tom price are all here tonight with reaction. first, the trump-russia collusion conspiracy theory has now been thoroughly debunked. today, there is zero evidence. it's now time for republicans to rally around the president and get to the work of fulfilling the promises they made to you, the american people. let's movee forward. that's tonight's opening monologue. ♪ for 11 months, we have been seeing nonstop russia-trump

. >> and ann coulter is shut down at uc berkeley, elizabeth warren comes to her defense and it seems like we're having this conversation about free speech, does the alt-right undercut the ultimate idea that people have to be heard, and they have to be here some of these messages that could be considered offensive that chris's dogma? before you have to go back to the yale protest about hollowing protests and how the student body. absently hysterical how people would dress up like a native america i think was the issue. we've got to a point that is absently out of control with free speech. that being said, i am not a snowflake. i am not. nobody some thinks i'm a snowflake. with the third most powerful tribesman in a hospital because he was shot from a crazy person. i don't like images of politicians being assassinated or kill pet i did like it under obama and not now under president trump. out of courtesy and respect for the violent, polarized time, we need somebody you hate, use of figure everybody hates, like a side of syria. >> chris: do not interrupt the performance. >> harris: the

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coulter raising questions about a man who served with distinction, fbi director under both bush and obama. what do you make of this? >> you know, i think we've had special counsels in the past that have plilt sized things and i think we've had some who haven't. you know, if it goes the way it's supposed to go, it's supposed to be done in secret like a grand jury and only if something ultimately sin dietable do you hear anything that. actually would be fine with me and is actually something that would probably be a good way of looking at this. now, i can't vouch for how it's going town fold or what will happen, but if it happens the way it's supposed to, i think -- i think the president will be cleared. i don't know what else happens out of it, but i think it's probably the best way to look at it. >> just to clarify, you have described the allegations of any collusion between associates of trump and russia as a myth perpetrated by democrats, but you support seeing the probe through and letting the facts lead where they may? >> yeah. i think the whole thing is sour grapes to tell you

ann coulter tweeted, sessions never should have recused himself. sessions should take it back and fire mueller. and the far right website newsmax is attacking mueller's team for making donation to democratic candidates. of course it wasn't too long ago that some trump allies were praising mueller. gingrich tweeted just last month that robert mueller is a superb choice to be special counsel. his reputation is impeccable for honesty. now christopher ruddy of newsmax has raised the possibility that president trump is considering a wait to oust this special counsel. he would need the cooperation of deputy attorney general rod rosenstein who today assured senators he had no reason to fire robert mueller. >> now, as i understand mr. rosenstein, in this matter you are actually the one exercising hiring and firing authority because attorney general sessions is recused, is that correct? >> yes, that's correct. >> and at this point have you seen any evidence of good cause for firing of special counsel mueller? >> no, i have not. >> if president trump ordered

>> well, certainly what we've heard is ann coulter and newt gingrich jumping into the public space and saying he should be fired. something is going on behind the scenes. seems like a coordinated effort by president's allies to raise concerns that mueller isn't the right person, someone who everyone respects. i think the president is very concerned about having such a competent, seasoned, respected investigator on the case. >> one of the things we've heard, the criticism of bob mueller, is that there are three attorneys on the team that donated to democrats over the past more than 20 years. here are the -- this is from the s.e.c. records. so as you can see, there's one, james quarles who donated to republicans but mostly democrats. we don't know about the other two attorneys, whether or not they donated to republicans. should who you donate to disqualify you? >> no, it certainly shouldn't. what he's doing is drawing on seasoned folks who have been at the department of justice or served in the law firm that he knows and respects. this is just a partial pick of the team. i suspect the fu

coulter on campus. the speech was canceled, reinstated and canceled again this past april because of campus protests. the discussion hosted by the education writers association conference at 9 a.m. eastern. before that a briefing by va secretary david shulkin from the

coulter, even if you think she's terrible. >> and she really is! >> seth: really! [ laughter ] and sure, you can make the argument that she's not shakespeare. but if you shut her down, you give her power. and if you let her talk you'll find she's much ado about nothing. really. >> yes! really! [ cheers ] that's true, seth. i mean, she gets to speak, too. liberals cannot be hypocrites when it comes to free speech. neither can conservatives. so, you know, don't whine about this, be okay with it when ted nugent says, "president obama can suck my machine gun." and using my free speech, i'd like to say, you suck, ted nuge your songs suck. [ light laughter ] and "cat scratch fever" is such a dumb ass stupid song, you dip [ bleep ] [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: really. >> really. >> seth: really. >> so stupid. your music stinks! >> seth: also, this is great. a conservative pundit tweeted that he was going to hold a production of "the salem witch trials" where hillary was burned at the stake. cool, cool. except there is no play called "the salem witch

now you're seeing in the last five days or so where republican, kind of grass-roots, the ann coulters of the world saying, no, bob mueller is no longer qualified. he is tainted. he is best friends with comey and they're trying to cast aspersions on this. newt gingrich came out this morning, kind of re-casting his statement once again saying he has talked to the president and he doesn't believe he'll actually fire him. >> we have the sound bite from this morning. talking about all this. take a listen. >> you think the president is considering firing robert mueller? >> no. absolutely not. >> why don't you think that? >> i think the president is pretty confident that ultimately this is all going to come out in the wash and ultimately he is still going to be president and this stuff is all going to go away. but i think -- i think the president -- i know because he and i have talked about it a little bit -- >> what was the last time you talked to him? >> last night. >> anna, i want to go back to the capital. house speaker paul ryan is talking. let's listen live. >> i want to commend all th

then newt gingrich did, then ann coulter, then newt gingrich did again, and then chris ruddy speculated in the president's thinking about it, which the white house never even knocked down, to this moment has not said the white house is not thinking about it. you've been close to bob mueller in the past. put us in his head right now. what's he supposed to make of this? >> i don't think he's paying any attention to it. i honestly think that bob mueller has sort of a marine, recon, singular focus of doing his job and that's what he'll be focused on and let these chirpers chirp away. i personally don't think that this is a very serious possibility. i think that the notion that the special counsel would be fired by the deputy attorney general -- i think the deputy attorney general would resign before he would execute that order, and i think we'd then be in a saturday night massacre proposition all over again. so i just don't see it as practical. but that said, i think that what we're probably seeing is sort of trial balloons of a pr strategy, pr/legal strategy, similar to what we saw in clin

the school also canceled an appearance by conservative commentator ann coulter. now - some argue the nation's students and professors are intolerant when it comesto free speech on college campuses. citing similar incidents across the country. today the judiciary committee examined the issue....with mixed opinions on theline between free speech....and preventing violence. senator feinstein: it's been my experience that police and universities don't have the equipment to seek it out and handle it. senator cruz: the ku klux klan are a bunch of racist, bigoted thugs. but they have a right to express their views. and we have an obligation then to confront those views some panel members argued that the cancellations have chilled free speech...and created an 'echo chamber' - making the political divide worse. republican senator chuck grassley says that on too many campuses - free speech has been sacrificed "at the altar of political correctness." steve and vicki? (steve) still ahead... ideas and innovation born here in the bay. tonight we take a special look at a world

coulter canceling her speech in berkeley, there's been little violence. i'm not sure how long that continues. it is bipartisan and a problem that's almost cultural in terms of how we behave towards each other. i think panels like this is very important and survey and i'm grateful to be with you all and i guess i will expand later when i'm talking about foreign policy at the afternoon panel. >> thanks, joel. we are running behind and i -- i'm getting a signal that we should turn to some questions and answers from questions from the audience, so there's a microphone being circulated and maybe raise your hand and someone will get to you. >> hi. i like what you said about millennials because everybody thinks that we are all generic and we are all into one group and we are all left but i'm a millennial who tends to leap conservative but i think of myself as an independent thinker and i just want to say for the democrats, personally, i didn't vote but i was going toward trump because nothing has been done to address the issue of us millennials, we grew up in a

coulter speaks somewhere. we're notafraid of that . but the amount of energy that we are putting into, if we put it to them, they can put it to us. that's not the approach we want to take our young people i want to be cognizant . debate her. shut her down. i did say the secretary of education at the bathroom, devoid of good sense at the bathroom graduation, that just was not acceptable.but we have to be able to basically deal with how do you make something ungovernable? they made their statement. >> i love both of those people, they definitely made their case also when the person who introduced her, and they made the statement with her and they made it with the education secretary. and again, hashtag race in america. break the twitter. if you have questions, come forward but there's so much on the table. there's so much on the table right now. and as a reporter who's been covering the white house for 20 years, you guys have been in streets for longer than that but when there is persistence and en masse, things

ann coulter. sean hannity has pot sited a theory about these tapes and why president trump may have introduced it. take a listen. >> really glad donald trump threatened james comey with those conversations being taped because what he had to say changed quite dramatically he had to worry that they might have been taped. everyone forgets. this but when trump sent out that tweet saying boy, james comey better hope that room wasn't taped. when he tweeted that the big story that comey was leaking was that trump tried to obstruct justice by interfering with an investigation of a crime. and the crime was michael flynn contacting the russians during the transition. so weird where the meeting took place trump tower and other six meetings he held privately with the president at the white house. does trump tower set up a tape recording? pete: who knows? he wants to keep comey from stretching the truth another aspect. president trump said if associates of mine would be wrong it would be good to find out. pres

i think it would be inappropriate for a university to say you want to have anne coulter to come and speak here? we don't think she has anything to contribute. the republican students in certain california universities wanted her to come and speak and it seems to me that once you open that door cl i think is well worth opening then the university ought to stay out except in the most extraordinary -- literally, violent on the lip of violent situation. >> okay. can i ask one more question? okay. thank you. >> ask as many as you want. >> oh, well, wow! that's pretty good. filibuster. >> oh, you're right. >> that's okay. >> this is freedom of the speech. i just want to ask one last thing since you're here, mr. abrams. we understand that you had new york times where the supreme court ruled that the federal government cannot mark the new york times, and based on your experience, can you speak to the importance of ensuring that the first amendment and our laws continue to protect journalists at this time in history? >>. >> briefly, if you could. >> all kidding aside. >> no. i think that's a good

. >> we saw this with ann coulter. we have seen this with speakers myelo people being shut down. my view to students and everybody has always been. people say things we disagree with. you have to disagree with them agreenably. you cannot try to shut them down in the united states unless, of course, it's dangerous and going to be a security risk. and that's a different story. steve: you can understand why the university and also the parents of college students would be concerned if somebody talked like in front of their kids. >> i can understanding why they would be concerned. that's why i say the university has a right to let these people go. they have to investigate and give due process. if you're not doing your job and you are not teaching you get let go. not because you say things that the public doesn't like. steve: all right. professor, thank you very much for joining us live. what do you think about that email us at friends@foxnews.com. top of the hour which is about two minutes away. if you get fired at mcdonald's rest assured there could be a job for you waiting in the of

included on the so-called offensive list authors like mark levin, ann coulter and even president ronald reagan. a look at your headlines on this friday. which story are you wowing, steve? ed: it was me, ed. ainsley: i'm sorry. ed: can't put president reagan on a reading list? steve: wasn't just one. ainsley: janice dean is outside with gavin degraw. >> are you guys ready? [cheers] janice: are you guys happy it's friday? [cheers] janice: are you guys exside sighted for gavin mcgraw? how about the weather in new york. do you like it. >> yeah. it's hot. it's nice. janice: take a look at the maps real quick. hot along the east coast. very humid. how is my hair? >> it looks great. janice: excellent answer. that's going to remain the situation across the east coast. have the remnants from tropical storm cindy bringing the potential for flooding across the tennessee and ohio valley. are you guys ready to party? [cheers] janice: are you excited about ainsley and steve and ed no. [cheers] steve: good answer. janice: back inside. i have thigh this is a good crowd today. steve: it is a good crowd.