it's healthy for college kids to hear ann coulter?use i value debate. i think that's what college should be about. let me come back to your topic, though. because as i said i used to do a lot of commencement addresses. but the fox connection and the npr part you can see it drop off. this is not data that's coming from some source. this is very real in terms of who makes the decision to give the commencement address. now, i think this is corrupt. but i will say that you know what it shouldn't be it's not intended to be a political address. it's intended to be a moment of celebration to life. graduating from college. >> you have a big black tie dinner tonight. thank you for being with us. we'll continue with our panel. this is coming up next on "hannity." >> if you want to change the world, start off by making your bed. >> some call that speech by admiral william mcraven to graduates last year as one of the best commencement addresses ever. we'll play it for you right after this break as a special edition of "hannity" continues. stamps.

i'm sure it not that much fun for ann coulter. then again, she knows how to be in the public eye. >> i'm going ask her about this when i interview her on tuesday. >> will you give her a hug? >> actually i might. actually, i don't want to get that cold. >> a surprise moment when senator rand paul attacked a huge portion of his own party. he's seeking the republican nomination but he is not making some republicans happy. dana perino is here with us next. ♪ miranda: ♪ i got red dirt stains on my boots and jeans. ♪ ♪ calloused fingers from my guitar strings. ♪ ♪ wild like the wind in the tall pine trees. ♪ ♪ i got roots and i got wings. ♪ ♪ who does this kinda thing online? i-i-i clicked on some links, ugh the kids weren't even home. wait, wait, wait, this changes everything. it's cars.com service & repair feature. so we'll never pay more than we should. well done. research, price, find. get the right service without all the drama. [ man ] used to be pain kept me in bed all day. [ man #2 ] finally i said enough's enough. [ woman ] i'm

but ann coulter's on their campus for education.not a bad thing. >> don't you think it's healthy for college kids to hear ann coulter? >> shoe, because i value debate. >> but republicans don't. >> i think that's what college should be ability. let me just come back to your topic, though. because as i said, i used to do a lot of commencement addresses, but the fox connection and the npr, you can see a dropoff. this is not data that's coming from some skewed source. this is very real in terms of who makes the decision to give the commencement address. i think this is corrupt, but i will say that it shouldn't be, it's not intended to be a political address. it's intended to be a moment of celebration, brass tacks. >> you have a big black tie dinner. thank you for be being with us tonight. and this is coming up next. >> so if you want to change the world, start off by making your bed. >> some call that speech by naval admiral william mccraven to graduates last year one of the best commencements ever. we'll play it for you as this specia

ann coulter joined america with jornl ray months on fusion last night. conversation got a little heated. they went head to head on coulter's brand-new book on imbrags. take a look. >> i'm trying to preserve an endangered culture, the american culture. >> endangered culture. >> overwhelmed by 30 million illegal and legal immigrants being dumped on this country. >> you've said that americans should fear immigrants more than isis. >> yes. >> most immigrants are not terrorists not criminals. no one is -- >> if you don't want to be killed by isis don't go to syria. if you don't want to be killed by a mexican, there's nothing i can tell you. >> comes out next monday night, the author of the book "adios america". >> the left's plan to turn our country into a third world hell hole. >> i know jorge. >> i love jorge. i finally found a mexican willing to do a job no american will do. interview ann coulter. explosive book on the number one topic in the country. will abc, cbs have me on? no, no no. it's like i'm a blogger. so go jorge ramos. we had a great debate. i c

okay, ann coulter-- ( laughter ) ann coulter tries to act as if democrats are the the only ones who weret in this country. to be sure for the first half of the 20th century some of the violent racist were on the democratic side, they were called dixie-crats. but they switched sides and vote for richard nixon. un what? maybe richard nixon's tapes will give us a clue. ( laughter ) >> larry: says the guy who ordered break-ins of his enemies. how about irish? >> larry: this is fun. it's kind of like asking a band to do requests, right? hey mr. nixon what, do you think about the italians? >> larry: another now the biggie. mr. nixon what, about the blacks? >> larry: the bigger point is both republicans and democrats have had a lot of affirmative action when it comes to discriminating against black people. all right. class sis dis missed. and congratulations, graduates! hope you all learn to read. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) kids, new juicy fruit gum with starburst flavors? yeah. juicy fruit, so sweet you can't help but chew. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: welcome back. i ha

and ann coulter. >> what is that about.y smokes. >> and she's already created quite a stir which we won't talk about right now. the first question i have to ask is this. why are conservatives far outnumbered by liberals in terms of giving commencement addresses. kiersten? >> i don't know. maybe because academia is overwhelmingly run by liberals and iut this in my book, about how it there's a group that tracks the commencement speeches. and since 2000 they've had twice as many canceled almost all of them conservatives, and fewer invitations go to conservatives in the first place. so the fact that they're getting canceled for the conservatives when they're not even being invited in the first place shows you what a disparate. >> your son is a conservative. >> i am. a living weather vane on this topic. i've done close to three dozen, 36. but fox news shut it down. >> none? >> like i did this year i did franklin pierce which is where the former white house chief of staff is president now. so i'll get something like that. but for

kirrten saying amen to ann coulter. >> republicans like rick santorum who say, oh what a snobbish altitudewhy does everyone need to go to college. the working man might not want to go to college. you should help young people set high bars for themselves and i think an education matters and he said there's liberal professors. >> only 10-1. >> yeah. people who are smart. >> i like peter teal. he has the fellowship and gives you $100,000 to not go to school and finds the top students and says i will pay you not to go to college and get to work right now and the results are fan tass take. >> it's a great idea because what you are paying -- >> you sound anti-capitalist. >> not supply and demand. >> sure it is. the united states taxpayer is guaranteeing -- that's got to stop. the middle class would love this. tuition prices -- >> pay back -- >> who is on the hook. >> if it's a private school they ought -- >> middle class -- no no no not when we're guaranteeing it. the whole mortgage bubble crisis all over again done with college tuition. but if you're talking about the charge -- it's not the sam

outspoken ann coulter is here to weigh in. and jeff fox worthy will both be here in the studio as "hannity" continues. if you suffer from a dry mouth then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? well, there is biotene specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants... biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. >>> compare it to the brian williams case i think this is worse. in the brian williams case he elaborated and exaggerated. >> this is more connected to politics brian williams was just trying to build himself up a little bit. >> that was more brian williams going on late night talk shows. this goes to the heart and essence of journalism. i think you look at what happened to brian williams i think this is more severe. >> that is peter schweizer and "hannity" exclusive commenting on the scandal surrounding hillary clinton. why isn't abc news punishi

in adios america ann coulter explains why she believes that mass immigration is hurting the country. ben mezerek looks at the public and private lives of two russian billionaires in "response upon a tim in rigs movement" in the theft of memory, about a father's battle with alzheimer's in stalin's daughter, rosemary sullivan recounts the life of the daughter of joseph stalin, who defected to the united states during the cold war. also being released this week, kevin schultz explores the relationship between william f. buckley, jr. and norman mailer in "buckley and mailer" you can watch the professor discuss his book during booktv's live coverage of the chicago lit fest of the weekend of june 6 and 7. and finally, in defense of selfish is in next ayn rand's institute argues that truly selfish people live honest, productive and self-respecting lives. look for this titles in book stores and watch for the awe theirs on book tv. >> on a sunday afternoon looking live at the u.s. capital where the u.s. senate will be in session in a couple of minutes returning mayoral from the memorial day b

guests next week include jed jedediah ann coulter. >> e block last story.story. >> if you plan on taking a trip to the british seaside town of nuquay. plan on leaving your favorite swim wear at home. after years of the beach town being overrun by bing drinking the mankini. folks took a stand against them. they banned the banana hammock. crime plummeting and tourism thriving. dave sleeman stated i remember back in the 2000s, you couldn't walk the streets on a saturday without seeing someone wearing a mankini or what have you. i think we have turned the corner here. i mean i think this is proof, right? this is like the -- >> this is so awful. >> it's like the stop and frisk of summer. the mankini, they banned it and they say crime is down. >> no one wants to see these things ever. not even -- like women just laugh at them guys are disgusted by them. >> i would never put on a mankini, chief. it's never, you know the people that you see that could be wearing these male models what have you. it's usually people that i don't know what their -- it's a joke they're

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and won high praise for his announcement speech but there are some like conservative commentator ann coulterenator rubio's support of comprehensive immigration reform back in 2013 will be a problem for gop voters. now people who say that rubio gives a good speech will say, well yes, but he's against it now, okay but that's the only thing he's ever done. >> i played that sound bite by ann only because she does speak for a wing of the republican party, conservatives when it comes to immigration reform who while they like you cannot get past the fact that you supported comprehensive immigration reform. >> first of all i want to put down as a maybe and second but here's the broader point we have a serious problem in america that has to be dealt with. as a senator i can't just be giving speeches. i saw an issue and tried to solve it the best i could in a senate dominated by democrats. my hope was we would pass a bill that we could get as conservative as possible and send it over to the house and have them improve it even further. that was our hope. it didn't work out that way and i i said is simp

reform -- are they going to remain silent on it forces voices like steve king, and coulter and ann coulterming out tomorrow with the book "adios, america," arguing that illegal immigrants cannot be assimilated into america. this is what they said about the irish and italian 100 years ago that they can't assimilate, that they throw garbage in the street. coulter is not something you are born with. it is something you learn and can be a learned. the great thing about america is that based on the role of law people can change their habits. you know, mexico it is very difficult to create a business and that is why a lot of people depend of government. and they come here, they became entrepreneurial. why do you think 20% of businesses today in america are created by hispanic entrepreneurs? perhaps many immigrants. i would argue that as -- is the republican party going to it a small minority of hateful language and even racist language control this debate? i think it is time for us to reclaim this issue and go back to the mission of america as a country based on the role of law and the country t

she seems to be like a mirror image of an coulter -- ann coulter. i believe in free speech. type of speech that these type of people are doing is not free speech. they are making millions and millions of dollars over, what i call hate-type things. hate speech. it is also on television. i just leave -- you know, we know that a fishmonger makes money off of fish and a warmonger makes money off of four and a hatemonger, which i think these people are, they are spreading hate, making millions of dollars off of spreading hate. the conspiracy theories and i used to be a republican until i saw theat these hatemongers have adopted them. the republicans have adopted christian thing. if you look at the main thing about christianity, it is to love, not to hate. it is not to be suspicious. it is not to do things just for the sake of making money, money, money. and that is my comment. host: all right james in natchez, mississippi. just want to point out in case you are interested, the lead editorial in "the washington post" this morning is critical of the obama administration's approach