we'll be asking ann coulter. it doesn't involve trust worthiness. trust worthiness and not being compassionate? announcer: and now, it's time for "upon further review." charles: the advisor puts forth the quote, better to be fair than loved if you cannot be both. well, you know, we can take that same line of reasoning to what it takes to be a successful country. even though a company and person, judging from a pew research poll how the biggest eu countries viewed themself. it helps to be seen as trustworthy and arrogant than compassionate. they're the most successful economy out in europe. is this the right combination for an individual, for a corporation, even a political party? all right, ann, if the g.o.p. could somehow deliver an economy and be seen as trustworthy and not compassionate, would that be a winning ticket for them? >> probably. the reason i hesitate is i often think the lack of compassion answer reflects not so much that the entity, the country, the political party doesn't have compassion, but rather that other people are envious of

joining me now author and column columnist ann coulter. i want you to respond to that but give me some history because we have some time in this segment. and let's start with the supreme leader saying israel is a cancerous tumor that must be uprooted, or him saying that israel is a rabid dog or him saying that the israelis are not humans or ahmadinejad calling for a world without the united states and without israel. and then of course aum dinhmadinejadum din -- jad calling fornihilation of israel. giving them the enriched uranium, they already have the delivery system they would use to achieve their dream of destroying and wiping israel off the map. why would the united states ever do that? >> you know the supreme leader really does have a way with words doesn't he? but he did follow some of those tweets with a smiley face emoticon. that really won over the obama administration. it's the obama administration. and israel better prepare for a future on its own because we're going to have obama presidents from now to the end of time with the

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with me now, conservative columnist ann coulter. you know, ann, i have to tell you, this thing starts as a "the new york times" piece but the amazing part of it was that apparently the genesis of this thing is that somebody had hacked into the account which is how we found out about this in the first place which is why they're not supposed to have these personal e-mail accounts. >> i have a new theory on this, and that is one we've never thought of because it just seems like it's so corrupt. i think hillary's just really dumb. we always thought hillary clinton was the smart one. as you went through in your opening, i mean, the whitewater files, the cattle futures. this is a sort of thing someone from a private sector who's just been appointed to, you know, an ambassadorship might do. she's not -- >> i don't know about that. she's been first lady, she was secretary of state. we know she's planning on running for president and it doesn't occur to her that this is going to look bad. >> i would buy that, ann, if she didn't have the serve

joining us with more anne coulter is with us. i asked the prime minister i think it's the most dangerous there is almost a pathological hatred, from my position the ambassador won't say it, i see our president hating netanyahu more than he hates the leaders of north syria, iran combined the way he treats them. i asked them about the state department, with one voice and whether or not we know that obama campaign operatives were on the ground trying to work against b.b. which is unprecedented to do it against an allie. i want you to listen and give me your take. >> you do believe millions of dollars were spent in this campaign to defeat -- >> outside sources for sure. that's a matter of public records. >> the campaign from president obama was on the ground i'm sure you heard about that at some point. >> again i'm focused on this. >> you agree, where is this clinical obsession with bb verse the appeasement attitude towards iran? how do you explain that anne? >> no of course. i think it's hilarious and fantastic that fox news is cove

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joining him as vice president will be ann coulter.'s get a check on your weather with our meteorologist bill karins. >> do we guess who would be more likely to be president or vice president? >> i like the ticket. >> you like the whole ticket? >> let's take the whole ticket. i'm looking out my window in connecticut. >> you can see out of it? >> it's march, and there's well over a foot of snow on the ground. >> at least. >> that is crazy stuff. >> it's almost guaranteed that we're going to see one of the coldest marchs ever in the northeast. yesterday some cool stuff. >> cool stuff would be 85. >> hunting ton beach, california. yesterday they had a hailstorm and they were making mini snowmen on the beach. weather can be fun but at least there it melts. 134 million people across this country are under some sort of winter weather storm watch. this first little batch is a weaker storm. as we go through tomorrow that's when the real deal happens. snow in chicago coating your roads. here's the timing. this moves quickly. as we go throughout

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cory: i have heard it said that it is proof that and coulter is proof that you can be -- ann coulterthat you can be too rich and too thin. >> this is a product -- what is it now, 11 hours battery life? it is the kind of product that 15 years ago when the first notebooks were coming out, these gigantic things look like briefcases, you thought there was no way this thing would ever become truly ubiquitous device. but that is what they have created. it gets overlooked in all the hyperbole with everything else but your point about squeezing the ipad is a good one. the six plus is taking up a lot of the lower space, and this is coming down in the sense of size and taking up some of that ipad space. it will be the ipad that will continue to be crushed at both ends. cory: it is interesting. this is a 13-inch unit, new macbook pro. three colors, gold, gray, silver. with an intel chip inside of it the intel m chip. no fan. they are giving the extra space over to extra battery life. for sale on april 10 between $1300 and $1600. brad, what does that price point till you -- tell you? >> that app

he and ann coulter. >> that will be great. >>> thanks. nice to see you. the u.s.ael's prime minister not to reveal sensitive information during his speech before congress. will benjamin netanyahu listen? what happens if he doesn't? live team coverage is next. rn a ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around barbara ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers including lymphoma have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, seriou

ann coulter is there and fired up. but it's friday so it's time for -- sometimes it's hard. was really easy. msnbc host ed schultz says we should disarm the cops in ferguson after the cops are shot he said he went further. watch. >> what about disarming the police? what about just having them carry night sticks and the authority to arrest? this may be an off the wall question but do the police need to be there? i mean if they are a target do the police need be there while these peaceful protests are taking place? >> say something foolish double down on that foolish makes you ed fool of the week. >> nicely done. julie next. >> watch this. literally i almost cried when i saw this. watch this video. >> ready? >> yep. >> great. >> each one looks the same. >> actually i think yours might be better than mine. god this is even cooler than i thought. oh, look at that. it's a marriage of robotic technologies. bang. nailed it. >> so this little boy alex needs a robotic arm and a man named all party student at central state i think in florida came up with this which i think is wonderfu

also a part of my interview with the prime minister and the always outspoken anne coulter weighs in onteve a. smith opens up about voting in america, as democrats continue to play the race card for republicans. >> panama beach city, florida, it gets wild, it gets crazy, and anything goes. >>

i just have to know did you pick ann coulter for your vice president or how did that all work here for"? >> it was a blast. she was awesome, but the dinner table conversations were amazing. >> i bet they were. >> it was fun. doing that show doing that movie was amazing. i got to shoot rifles, throw grenades, you know battle sharks. it was a blast. >> thank you so much for being here. speaking of battling sharks, mark cuban weighing in on the college debt bubble on the dotcom bubble. there's much more to read on his blog and we thank you for joining us this afternoon. appreciate it mark. >> my pleasure guys. thank you. >> have a good one! don't know what that cheer was for. coming up here, we'll have more reaction to mark cuban, but we're going to have some first here morgan brennan, joining us with a quick market flash. hi morgan. >> hi kelly. check out shares of gap. those are falling in the after-hours trade. the retailer releasing comp store sales numbers coming in down 4%. the street was looking for sales to be up 2% so a big miss there. the one, i guess, relative bright spot, if y

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i was watching last night the lady anne coulter on fox news. i don't even see how -- host: what was the example that you saw last night? caller: she was -- host: what did she say? what was the example? caller: she said something like about the black people now they have been treated like kids. like we've been kids since we've been in america. white people have had what do you call it handouts since shave slavery. everything they got was free. we had to work for everything. we don't hate nobody. all we want is a fair shake host: carol is in nevada on that line for african-american viewers. good morning to you. caller: good morning. host: go ahead, carol. caller: first of all, i'm a first time caller so i'm kind of nervous here. but i don't see why any minority support by the republican party. everything they do is for the very rich. everything they do is give tax breaks to the very rich and take away from the working class people. they don't even want seniors, college students minorities to vote. so how could you support a political party that d

joining cuban as vice president, this is a great ticket ann coulter. >> wow, okay. >> balanced ticketf country, a little bit of rock 'n roll. >> this is huge. >> very exciting news. >> very excited about it. are you going to let your kids watch "sharknado"? >> they haven't seen the first two so i'm worried they won't understand the context. >> one more story, mika. >> there was one more story but i guess i'm not going to do it. >> what is the story? >> you want to do aaron schock? >> yes. >> i thought that was a weird story and a weird pairing with "sharknado." >> are you saying that "sharknado" is not real? >> blass >>. >>> he reimbursed the government more than $1200 after the "chicago sun-times" reported he used taxpayer money to take a private plane to a chicago bears game in november. the "sun times" says he paid back 40,000$40,000 to the u.s. government. spokesperson tells nbc, quote, his team will continue a thorough review of his office procedures. >> what do you think, mika? >> i think that he might want to dial back a little bit on stuff like that. >> you think so? >> unfort