i think ann coulter is crazy. she wants to us believe that we have been watching for the last 18 months -- >> guest: what have you read -- >> caller: is not read. >> caller: i've read a few thing. >> guest: like what. >> i don't have to give he you the name -- the same way you don't have to give us any evidence that the clintons committed any crimes. you're not saying a thing about trump's foundation. kicking it out of new york because he was cheating. you're not saying anything but how he took the money from the foundation and bought himself a big portrait and stuck it in his building. not saying anything but how he is going golfing every weekend, on our money. and have the nerve to talk about what somebody else did. i'm-- i do watch it. i have seen his rallies. all he talks about is hillary clinton is a crook, he has no evidence that hillary clinton is a crook. >> guest: i don't know why people can't just make points and -- must lie and begin saying they read things by me which she obviously hasn't. just make yo

i think ann coulter is crazy. she wants us to believe that what we have been watching for the last 18 months. guest: what have you read? caller: a few things you have written. i do not have to give you the name. guest: the same way -- caller: the same what you do not need to give us evidence that clinton has committed any crime. you have not said a thing about the trump foundation. going to kick it out of new york because he was cheating. you do not say how he took money from the foundation and bought himself a big portrait and stuck it in his building. you are not saying anything about his house -- his wife going away on our money. you have the nerve to talk about what somebody else did. i have seen his rallies. all he talks about is hillary clinton is a cook but he has no evidence to hillary clinton is a crook. guest: i do not know why people cannot make points. do not know why they have to start by saying may have read things by me. just make your point next time. the fact they say trump golf's too much and one

we welcome to the desk and coulter. -- anne coulter. . want to get your thoughts ann: i just woke up and i have by practiced law in a while, right a little about both cases in resistance is futile. the metaphoric case has nothing whatsoever to do with trump. example of the one soviet import have in this country, which is the office of the special counsel, robert mueller. now we have metaphoric and 17 talented prosecutors -- we have manafortc -- we have and 17 talented prosecutors looking for evidence of crimes. eyesight in the book -- i cite in the book a book alled "three felonies a day." are so many felonies that the average person could be committing every day. followed crime a day on twitter, i saw some of the ones scrolling by when i was writing my book and one is the federal felony not to label a tampon on its label of absorbency unless it is sold from a vending machine. we don't even know how many federal crimes there are because there are so many. there was once an attempt to count them, they gave up in frustration, so anyone who

. >> welcome back and coulter how resistance is futile. we will. we will get to the book butt le first i want to make use of your legal background. t come >> i was wondering if that would come up. i have i haven't practiced law in a while but i write a little bit about both cases that manafort case and has nothingtr. to one -- what to do -- of what to do whatsoever with trump it is an example of the one soviet import that we have the office of special counsel earlcn earl -- counsel robert mueller should have just said we thinki. he is a sleaze there must be something there now we have manafort and a very talentede prosecutor who were all democrats just searching for crimes of anyone around donaldin trump. would y if if you do that toou anyone eyesight in the book in silver blade you have done it called three felonies a day the argument is there are so many federal felonies the average lay abiding citizen could commit meh felonies a day. a so i quote a few of those thattd were going by as i was writing the book it is a a federal yelony not to label

i think ann coulter is crazy.he wants us to believe that what we have been watching for the last 18 months. guest: what have you read? caller: a few things you have written. i do not have to give you the name. guest: the same way -- caller: the same what you do not need to give us evidence that clinton has committed any crime. you have not said a thing about the trump foundation. going to kick it out of new york because he was cheating. you do not say how he took money from the foundation and bought himself a big portrait and stuck it in his building. you are not saying anything about his house -- his wife going away on our money. you have the nerve to talk about what somebody else did. i have seen his rallies. all he talks about is hillary clinton is a cook but he has no evidence to hillary clinton is a crook. guest: i do not know why people cannot make points. do not know why they have to start by saying may have read things by me. just make your point next time. the fact they say trump golf's too much and one c

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people you see on tv gobs of money to do propaganda for them including the person on she ise, ann coulter, paid nonstop by right-wingers to spread their hatred and fear and largely for her profit and their profit when they get deregulation past. you: is there a question had for her if you were able to stick around? guest: i debated her for a whole hour once and i got my answer. she basically said at the beginning that it is a put on, it is all an act she does and it's a gross, disgusting act where she plays on the fear and hatred of americans for money. i hope she is proud. host: virginia is in pennsylvania, republican, good morning. caller: good morning. what the american people really want is hillary clinton, schumer, obama, and all of the other corrupt rotten thieves. taking care of first. as lying goes, nobody lies like a democrat. host: anything you want to respond to? guest: of course i do. based on what? amazing the power of propaganda in this country. let me keep it real with you guys. if you set i'm worried about hillary clinton's systemic corruption because of all the money she

host: we welcome author and syndicated columnist ann coulter who is out with a new book, "resistance is futile.". we will get to the book but first i want to make use of your legal background and get your thoughts. caller: i was wondering if that might come up. [laughter] -- guest: i was wondering if that might come up. [laughter] guest: i write a little about both cases in the book. the paul manafort case has nothing

ann coulter shares her or session vacations but the left's resince stance to the trump presidency in "resistance in futile" in "the chosen wars putt a history of judaism in america. historian raymond looks at the life of late professional tennis player and civil rights activist, our thunder ashe. also being published is godless citizens in a godly republic. cornell university professors' history of atheism in america. another cornell professor, looks a changes the american work force over the past 70 years in this book "temp." historian arnold recounts the life of vice president and 1968 democratic presidential candidate, hubert humphrey. in eracinging american, the thought throwingship between the political left and american history. and a rex of her life in syria and her family's attempts to escape in "the boy on the beach. " watch for the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. booktv visit capitol hill ask member-of-congress what they're reading this summer. >> i'm reading a lot this summer and kind of following up on last year, first of all, to c-span. you guys take the

think it's a little sorry to interrupt that want to find out what you make of the french and pays coulter now boycott gap. i think it's really unfortunate to be honest and that's the point that i was trying to make is that i think it's very unfortunate that a politician should get involved in what should be an opinion debate and you know she might express herself as a citizen and say that if she had a little girl she wouldn't want to put a veil on her little girl that's her right and it's her right not to like the veil but as a politician she should only be talking about whether it's legal or illegal in france and reacting because of the gap based on that and nothing else do young veiled girls have a place without the ties and in france i think they should have i think that france we were just seeing the debate over the over the. the very varied nature of the french soccer team who won the world cup and there was a lot of debate about how they should be called and you know of course they're french citizens but let's not hide the fact that many of them are of african origin france should e

expecting dozens of casualties there right now working at the scene there ambulances we've seen how the coulters aft at the scene of course it's a huge tragedy for the whole country. there are many many workers right now at the scene there looking for survivors we hear from. one of the talon news agencies that five more people have also been taken to a hospital with severe injuries again these are. numbers but at this moment everything changes every minute of course it is too early right now to say what caused the collapse we know that this bridge was built in one thousand sixty's and we hear that at the time of the collapse the highway was to go in maintenance. we also know that it was heavily raining in that area at the time of the collapse and talon news agency quotes a weakness saying that a lightning strike hit the bridge just before the collapse. well what else do we know we heard from transport minister that he has called it a man's tragedy we hear from rescue workers. on the ground that people call in to contact ambulances and rest cure is. offering to donate blood so we can see this mom

we do not claim perfection but we have a coulter of harmonious coexistence. we must nurture and protect this. the curtis stan region is one of the last safe havens in the middle east. sodeserves to be supported we can better support, protect and cherish the diverse communities of our society and across iraq. thank you. >> thank you for your thoughtful inspirational words. it is now my pleasure to theoduce my cosponsor from religious freedom institute in washington. in aida long career positions. dating from the cold war where you were the executive director of ird, welcome. >> we are honored to cohost this event. not just for cohosting this. we have been in the trenches for a few decades. thanks for helping put together the details for this. i want to thank all of you for .aking time in your schedule the barbaric and tolerance which lies behind the crime of genocide is a mystery of evil that we are here in some form to deal with today. the islamist extremism that isis hostile to most muslims as well. so this is islamic extremism, a profound threat. we are her

then author and coulter will join us to talk about her new book. how the trump hating left lost its collective mind. be sure to watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern this morning and joined the discussion. -- join the discussion. the c-span buses traveling across the country and are 50 capitals to her. it's on his 39 stop in honolulu asking folks, what is the most important issue in hawaii? [indiscernible] issues is will theye

we will have coulter and mark levin and a spy hunter that will show me tricks of the trade. show. terry and mike baker and if you miss it i will come after you and yell. saturday at florida i will be at barnes and nobles. come and by a book. >> the villages. that will be excited. >> google has a new app. you just ask google tell me something good. all of the bad news, tell me something good. i tried it this morning. i am with the florida gators. google said urban meyer has a chance now to spend more time with his families. i changed location services to ohio and it said ohio state investigates ohio state and decides not to ruin their football season. >> sunday might life, liberty and levin at 10 p.m. eastern. thanks to mark for having us on. this next story. unbearable. look at this. a black bear in colorado is looking for a better night sleep and wanderd ed into the lobby of a historic hotel. it was the inspiration for the "shining" which king wrote after staying there. 300 of the hotel guests were sleeping and no damage. >> catch us on minute. "special report" up next. bla

that coulter is respected. that we are creating content that helps to motivate and move people. when you look around this room, what you see is you have people of all faiths who are coming together. that scares people. you also find we have african-american, latinos, we have indigenous brothers and sisters, white brothers and sisters, asian brothers and sisters, that is power. that is how we make real change happen. dr. king said we come to these shores on different ships, but we are all in the same boat now. more apropos'se than what we are dealing with at this moment. understand there is power that exists inside our vote. do me a favor. say power. >> power. >> say power. >> power. >> everybody, drop your hands. but your right hand in the air. a 1968.et good like we will show folks in the state houses, we will show folks and washington, d.c. what timing is. everybody's a power. >> power. >> thank you for your time. dad, this is for you. [laughter] -- [applause] i have the distinct pleasure and honor of inviting our next guest to the stage. from the great state of new jersey, co

author and coulter will talk about her new book "resistance is futile." be sure to watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. next, a look at the rise of populism in the u.s. and europe, and how it is affecting transatlantic relations. from "washington journal," this is when our. -- one hour. us.: two guest joining vikram singh from the american center for progress. thanks for joining us. thenership in peril is title of the report that your organization has put up. i think it's important to understand the political point of view of both of your organizations. >> this is not our first joint project. we have actually over the last few years, including during the obama administration, and that has continued into this administration, done quite a few projects together on national security. we have a lot in common is the truth. we are small, liberal internationalist by orientation. even though we are nonpartisan, nonprofit's that do not take so we arepositions, perceived to be. to the topic of national security, you star

i advised her for some time ago, one anne coulter is enough and does not make a good look for her to come off as a far right anti-immigrant if you will. i think it is a ratings grab just like i think donald trump future ca little fiasco with the nfl. we have some more important issues going on at the time. he becomes obsessed when people define him or anything. the whole nfl protest began with kaepernick have faded awwould hy if trump did not pump it up. what's his base? a white male who loves the nfl, i don't think he's going to change their minds in any kind of a way that's going to help him. this is the kind of fiasco that we stumbled into. >> this is why we have smart guys like you on our broadcast at times like this. jon meacham and clarence page. jon, please keep those angels on speed dial. >> it is in our contacts. >> thank you both. coming up for us, does the u.s. military need a six branch. can the nation afford it right now? what else is out there may compete more urgently for our time and attention, right now tonight and around the world. just listen. (vo) there's so much

pan coulter, this book will be another best seller because your last 10 were.et's begin with the resistance. i noticed the resistance more nasty and disrespectful. why do you think that is this time? >> i think it's pathetic. they can't come out and say it's sow vulgar all the gold fixtures. they dress it up and say the nation is in crisis there is crucial collusion. the fact that they call themselves the resistance is interesting. hillary herself, the opponents are called the loyal opposition. she said she was joining the resistance. resistance is a military term. you are calling for the right-wing militias. jesse: they fired bombed a limousine during the inauguration. we documented that violence on a number of occasions. you mentioned the russia situation. >> is there you a sniff of collusion? how did this start? i forget. >> it's town go back and see how these things began. the first time the russia collusion thing was mentioned, it was an excuse by hillary clinton which she has and long history of doing. she blamed jennifer flowers in arkansas. she blamed m

and coulter was on your show another night, she gets twitchy because the present isn't doing more ashe sees it. by talking about these things, by actually saying it is necessary to expand the conversation and not let yourself be shriveled into the tiny little corner of things that the left will permit you to talk about, that is quite important. and nbc and cnn, they talk about celebrating diversity but they want to enforce that. we are only allowed to talk about the same thing and only allowed to have the same perspectives on the same things. god bless the president for occasionally wanting to talk about something msnbc doesn't want to talk about. >> tucker: exactly, shut up and obey as their program. thank you for that, insightful as always. suisse had listed on the show we highlighted what is the remarkable and very sad story. more than a quarter-century after apartheid, south africa is becoming a place where an entire group of people is targeted for violence on their skin color. we opposed that obviously, it was wrong 25 years ago and it is wrong now. it is wrong wherever and when

you to, if you're not going to make movies or tv shows, each one of you is holding a piece of the coulter in his hand every time he tells the truth. the reason this is a bad idea is it is going to cost you. it is going to cost you on social media. it is going to cost you in college. the question i'm asked most often, what do i do with a leftist college professor? what they really mean is how do i answer my leftist college professor without paying a price. you can't. you've got to pay the price. they go out of their way to destroy lives and reputations of people. if you don't think the right -- they left the dedicated to destroying the lives and reputations everyone who opposes them, consider this. dan rather destroyed his career and reputation and his honor by getting forged documents to prove george w. bush committed minor infraction when he was in 1973.tional guard in that is what he spent his honor on. that is all. it is like mitt romney. this was the power of donald trump. you can't assassinate man's character when his character has committed suicide. that ias lived a life don't think

political tribes, for example john berman's grateful dead are also loved by tucker carlson and ann coulterbut true. but there are some lines that can't be crossed. you can't call the dead a top 40 pop act. like wise, you can't take one of alisyn's favorite, the l.a. punk band x and file it under easy listening. no disrespect to lionel. and that's where some staffers on the national republican senatorial committee face planted when they put out a place release slamming alt co t country musician jason isbolt and ben folds the unhinged left. they came under fire for playing for a tennessee democrat, a popular former governor in a tight senate race against conservative representative marsha blackburn. i get it, playing for a democrat in the red state won't get them christmas cards from the rnc but we have to dial back the pavlovian impulse to call anyone we disagree with an unhinged extremist. it's a silly form of fear-mongering and it doesn't fit the bill. especially because these two artists, who i would argue are the best song writers in their generation, aren't especially political. jason

laura ingraham, ann coulter, kellyanne conway. these are the ideal. are women who are bold and courageous, great in the media, quick on your feet. you know, you should be like them. and just the mean-spirited -- obviously that was racist and terrible to say, but just the everyday arrogance and mean-spiritedness, i just -- i know i'm not the only youngish republican woman who feels disillusioned and here's what really grates me about laura's comments last night. her favorite thing to do is go on the air and lecture people about how liberals hate america. i have a lot of policy difference with liberals like van. i know he loves america. i know we can agree that america's ideals are based on anybody can come here if you share our values, work hard, and get ahead. she said the opposite last night. it's based on demographics. and so laura, i want to know who's the one who really hates america. >> you know, as brian stelter pointed out, other fox news hosts like tucker carlson have made similar comments and van, i want you to respond to this. the fox news a

of decades since she was fresh off the campus and i advised her quite some time ago that one ann coulter is enough and she doesn't really make a good look for her to come off as a far right anti-immigrant xenophobe, if you will. i think it's kind of a ratings grab just like i think donald trump's little fiasco with the nfl started out as an attention getter, even if it meant stepping on his own message. he has some more important issues going on at the time. but he becomes obsessed when people defy him in anything. and i think this whole nfl protest which began with kaepernick would have faded away on its own had trump not kept pumping it up like he's still pumping it up. and it's not helping him. it's not helping the nfl. i don't think it's helping his numbers really because what's his base? largely white males who love the nfl. i don't think he's going to change their minds in any kind of a way that's going help him at all. but this is the kind of fiasco that we have stumbled into. >> well, gentlemen, this is why we have smart guys like you on the broadcast at times like this. our frie

>>host: should and coulter be prevented from going to a california public school?>> of course they should be allowed to go. that is absolutely frightening how college students have ever come to that decision to say so and so cannot come here to spean do you receive? . >>host: what about a left-wing person going to a conservative university? are they treated the same?? >> it happens all the time. i know what happens i just read about one now the name escapes me but because it is the debate that we learn and that we grow it is similar to your faith if it's never challenged challenge then what good is it? then if you're not challenged how firmly do believe? we should encourage the non- conservative people to appear at conservative colleges and vice versa we should be in that as a weakness of the left because they preach to tell the terry and is not allowed and what is remarkable to me that the youth does not understand that so they supported that is what is remarkable to me and that is the youth that is graduating from the public education system in the united states

republicans, gop leadership, is fine and dandy with the voices of their party now being steven miller, anne coulter and laura ingraham? >> well, this is donald trump's republican party. so that is the voice of this party. that's exactly what president trump campaigned on. that's what a lot of people read into "make america great again." a lot of the elected officials here are pretty uncomfortable with that grievance, with the views, with the rhetoric. they're suppressing their feelings in service to the trump agenda. they feel like getting a tax cut is more important than speaking their conscience and their mind and values. that's why you see so many republicans in congress, starting with house speaker paul ryan and majority leader mitch mcconnell, you know, quiet themselves, not speak out when they feel like something the president's done has crossed the line. when they tell us or when a ceo says focus on the policy, don't focus on the tweets. words matter. the economy might be good but before you can thrive, you have to feel respected and you have to respect others. i firmly believe that is what

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i mean, last year, desantis spoke at an alt-right event with people like milo and ann coulter and katie hopkins, who's kind of a rabid islamaphobic character from britain so he's very much of that world. you can't find a more slavish toaddy for trump. i think his commercial shows his children building a fake wall, which i think makes him a pretty bad father as well as a bad person, but the idea that he deserves the benefit of the doubt, i mean, i don't know what was in his head. i don't think any of us do. but he comes out of a political world in which racist dog whistles are completely standard fare. >> i guess, david, that is a question, maybe, we say this as a preview for 2020, potentially, about trump-era politics. given the alliance desantis formed with trump, a big part of his appeal was having trump's support. when you seek out and cultivate support from trump, are you in some way, even if the wording was as innocent as you believe it was, are you cultivating these controversies in some way? >> well, look, if you're a gop official and you're not seeking out trump's approval -- no

. >> welcome back and coulter how resistance is futile. we will. we will get to the book butt le first i want to make use of your legal background. t come >> i was wondering if that would come up. i have i haven't practiced law in a while but i write a little bit about both cases that manafort case and has nothingtr. what

i advised her some time ago that one ann coulter is enough and she doesn't make a good look for her tohobe, if you will. i think it's kind of a ratings grab just like i think donald trump's little fiasco with the nfl started out as an attention getter even if it meant stepping on his own message. he had some more important issues going on at the time. he becomes obsessed when people defy him on anything. i think this whole nfl protest which began with kaepernick would have faded away on its own had trump not kept pumping it up like he is still pumping it up. it's not helping him or the nfl or helping his numbers really because what's his base? largely a white male who's love the nfl. i don't think he's going to change their minds in any kind of way that's going to help him at all. but this is the kind of fiasco we have stumbled into. >> gentlemen, this is why we have smart guys like you on broadcast at times like this. our friends clarence page and jon meacham, jon, please keep the better angels on speed dial. will you. >> you a lonely nation is askinging. > it's in our contacts. >> th

particular was an american writer critic and editor who had been married to another writer named frederick coultert a chicago police riots in 1960 she decided she did want to bring the kids of the numeric sociably to canada and took their library within and donated it to the public library system. the largest public science-fiction reference collection the world. they store my paper slowly. judy was to write a resident. you could just go down to what was then called the space library. she wouldn't method name it after until she was dead. she would critique your manuscript and ampligen groupsh other writers that she thought were writing around the same level as you. you could usefully teach each other. that was hugely important. this also science-fiction bookstore still around, and back when i was nine i walked in there and was right about the candidate tonya who asked about books i had read and liked. she brought it back to use sex as she found a copy of little foggy for one dollar and i took that home and away back in next week and the next and i started bringing tonya my manuscript when she quit

are trying to build a coulter of responsibility online. that is all about partnerships. we have industry involved, we like to get law enforcement involved, parents, the kids, under -- other ngos. everyone has a role to play in making kids safe online and combating cyber bullying. it is important for events like our annuals like conference and roundtables and small workshops to bring people together in a room and share what they are doing. we want to learn the latest research, the latest groups out there, the latest good things young people are doing so that we can amplify that. so we can get that information out to schools and to parents and others. it is really essential to convene people as -- and collaborate when it comes to this space. another great example of partnerships, last year, i am not sure if you saw a fantastic public service announcement called in real life, and it used actors but had bad things happening to them but normal people walking by and counter these bad things and it was about whether or not they stood up and whether or not they took action to he

progressive opposition to the trump residency or read author and coulter will join us about her book. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. live wednesday on the c-span networks, on c-span at 10:30 a.m. the senate rules committee holds a meeting on the elections act. that legislation is a security grant program that would give money to state and the creation of cyber security guidelines. at 12:30 p.m. a coalition of women's rights, workers rights, and civil rights organizations host a rally opposing the nomination of brett kavanaugh. it will be from the steps of the supreme court. 3:30 p.m., president trump awards sergeant john chapman who was killed in action in 2002 in afghanistan. on c-span two, the senate continues work on 2019 federal spending bills.

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coulter will ann join us. >> next, a hearing on u.s. relations with russia. state and treasury department officials discuss reports of russian interference in american , clarifying details into the july 2018 helsinki meeting between president trump and russian president putin. sen. corker: foreign relations committee will come to order. we want to thank our witnesses for being here today for the second in a series of hearings on russia. this committee is attempting to get a clearer sense of the administration's overall posture on russia. we thank you both for being here. we have outstanding witnesses today. we would like to understand what was agreed to when the leaders of our two countries sat down in helsinki. whether there were discussions about future arms agreements. today, we have received no real readout, even in a classified setting of this meeting. we would like to understand the administration's assessment of the threat posed by russia to us, to our allies and other countries and institutions around the world. finally, we need a better understanding

ann coulter about the left resistance to trump president? i resistance is futile in the chosen wars, former "new york times" correspondent provides histories of judaism in america. a three-quarter life of arthur ashe. also being published is godless citizen citizen a godly republic. the history of atheism in america. another cornell professor, lewis, lookses a changes the american work force of the past 70 years in this book "temp". the recount of the life of vice president and 1968 democratic presidential candidate, hubert humphrey. in eraising america, the thoughts on the relationship between the political left and american history. >> a recollection of her life in syria and her families attempts to escape in "the boy on the beach." watch for the authors in the near future on booktv, on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] >> we're live from the mississippi book festival start now a look at the civil rights movement in mississippi. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] ... [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] all

those viewers who may have missed it when you went out for a moment, that viewer was quoting ann coulterhen she was on talking about her book, "resistance is futile!" cory is an independent in las vegas. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. everybody has everything wrong about this country. first of all, this country is not a country of the united states, canada, or mexico. they are all racist governments created by russia and england and they murdered and the africans, they were the worst murderers. host: bring us to 2018 and our question today about pardon power. shows: the pardon power you the american system does not work. the powers don't belong to the president. it belongs to the people. host: that is our last caller in this segment of the "washington journal." up next, seth waxman, a former u.s. defense attorney. he served as an assistant u.s. attorney and will join us to talk about the cohen and manafort cases. if you have questions about the details of what they pled guilty to or were convicted of, now would be a good time to call in. later we will be joined by benjam

an couple at the's observation about the -- ann coulter, resistance is futural. the chosen wars, former "new york times" correspondent and editor city men weisman private history of judaism in america. a look at the life of late professional tennis player and civil rights activist arthur ashe. also being published this week is godless citizens in a godly republic. the history of atheism in america. a look at changes in the american work force of 70 years in the book" temp." a recount of the life of the vice president and 1968 presidential candidate, hubert humphrey. in eraseing america, thought on on relationship between the left and american history. and a recall of her life in syria and her family's attempts to escape in "the boy on the beach." watch for the authors on booktv on c-span2. >> book tv visit capitol hill to ask members of congress what they're reading this summer. >> reading a few books. with my staff, i -- everybody that comes to downour tomorrow i give. the and force them to read three books try to read once a year. the first is do the work, whic

we welcome to the desk and coulter. -- anne coulter. . want to get your thoughts ann: i just woke up and i have by practiced law in a while, right a little about both cases in resistance is futile. the metaphoric case has nothing whatsoever to do with trump. it is an

and then author anne coulter will talk -- will join us to talk about her new book. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. announcer: live wednesday on the c-span networks, on c-span, at 10:30 a.m., the senate committee holds a meeting marking up the secure elections act. that legislation is an election security grant program that would give money to states and direct the creation of voting cyber security guidelines. at 12:30 p.m., a coalition of women's rights, workers rights, and civil rights organizations host a rally opposing the nomination of brent cobb in a -- of brett kavanaugh. at 3:30 p.m., president trump towards the middle of honor to the late air force technical sergeant john chapman who was killed in action in 2002 in afghanistan. c-span2, the senate continu

coulter will ann join us. >> next, a hearing on u.s. relations with russia. state and treasury department