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. >> other political books that came out this year include ann coulter's "demonic." mark stein's "after america: get ready for armageddon." henry kissinger, "on china." "that used to be us: how america fell behind in the world it invented and how we come back," and toure ray, "who's afraid of post-blackness? ann coulter, mark stein, conservative books in general, they seem to sell very well, sarah weinman. >> they do seem to be selling very well, but as with any segment, there is some attrition. again, it seemed as if ann coulter's newest book didn't have the same impact as previous books. steven may have had -- stein may have had some, but it's also interesting just to kind of take a larger view of this that even though there are so many nonfiction books that are being produced, the advent of some new digital companies that specialize in shorter tomes, companies like the at, tavist or the byliner or, they're running books between 10,000 and 30,000 words, and it'll be interesting to see if some of these political books which at least to my mind feel as though their s

ann coulter, marc stein, a conservative books in general. they seem to sell very welcome sarah weinman. >> guest: they do seem to be coming back very well that as any segment there is some attrition. again it seemed as if ann coulter's but didn't have the same impact as previous books. stein may have had some, but it's also interesting just to take a larger view that even though there are so many nonfiction books being produced the advent of some new digital companies that specialize in the shorter tone our companies like the bayh liner. what they are doing is publishing primarily nonfiction that runs between 10,000 words and will be interesting to see if some of these political books in my mind feels as if they are stretched out a little bit that they could have a really concise argument and about 100 pages of 20,000 they're about instead of being 250 to 300 pages. will they go over to an off line only outlook? we are also seeing as we move into 2012 in what he election year some partnerships between what publishers produce shorter e-book f

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again, it seemed as if ann coulter's newest book didn't have the same impact as previous book. stein may have had some, but it's also interesting just to take a larger view of this that even though there are so many nonfiction books that are being produced, the advent of some new digital companies that specialize in shorter tomes, companies like byliner, what they're doing is they're publishing primarily nonfiction that run between, say, 10,000 and 30,000 words, and it'll be interesting to see if some of these political books which at least to my mind feel that they're stretched out a little bit, that they could have a really concise argument in about 100 pages or 20,000 words or thereabouts instead of being padded. you know, will they go over to an online-only outlet? we're also seeing as we move into 2012 and the election year some partnerships between web sites and publishers to produce shorter e-book first publications. for example, random house and politico are partnering on a series of election-oriented titles, the first one just came out, and i believe there will be thre

. >> it is anne colter -- ann coulter and her latest book is called demonic, the untold story of josh grobin. and all of his faces are funny faces. it is the delightful and disturbing. >> and "time" magazine has named him the huh maf raw dite of the year. it is bill schulz. and if he was a soup kitchen, grime me men would enter him regularly. with me is rick eleven -- leventhal. >> i love it. >> and none of his ink will make you stink. it is our "new york times" correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> according to the arts and leisure, he is in talk with warner brothers. everyone seems to have an impression of the secret agent funny man. i am austin powers, by gum, and balihoo. okay i admit i never have seen the blast blasted -- the blasted thing. ♪ all the news that's fit to print, yeah ♪ >> that's under well ming. >> you are over selling. >> what? >> what indeed. >> that's not an insult. >> you are not ain result. >> this doesn't work. >> you don't work. count it. >> that doesn't count. >> count it for two. >> no, it doesn't. >> yes. >> these are not responses. >> you are not resp

ann coulter, mark stein, conservative books in general. they seem to sell very well sarah weinman. >> guest: they do seem to be selling very well but as of any segment there is some attrition. again, it seemed as if ann coulter's newest book didn't have the same impact as previous books. stein may have had some, but it's also interesting just to kind of take a larger view of this fact, even though there are so many non-fiction books being produced, the advent of some new digital companies that specialize in shorter tone, companies like the activist or by lightner, what they are doing is they are publishing permanently nonfiction that run between say 10,030,000 words and it will be interesting to see if some of these political books, which at least to my mind, feel as if they are stretched out a little bit, that they could have a really concise argument in about 100 pages or 20,000 words or thereabouts instead of being padded to 250 or 300 pages. will they go over to an on line only outlet? we are also seeing as we move into 2012 and the el

reaction first up conservative pundit ann coulter who is an attorney. the perception of newt gingrich is that he is impeerist. if he ever get the power of the presidency he would run rough shot over a lot of different things. i think that reinforces that perception i think that it's he makes these wild overstatements for good causes you you a you say. some enraged i doesn't make the right point. bombastic, he opens conservatives to ridicule and nothing ever gets done answered hurts a good cause. this is a good example. i mean, the constitution does say what we can do about the courts. the judges can be impeached. i think subpoenas them is a crazy idea. if anyone were to subpoena them it's certainly not the president's, it's congress and it's congress who impeaches them. elect the right president to appoint the right judges and justices. there are measures that can be taken. is he undermining the whole thick. i will say one other point on this. something that i think is absolutely constitutional to do. i have kept arguing for a governor or a president to

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much more on these and top stories and a interview with ann coulter. that is more coming up.y with us. first half billion solyndra debacle and first solar. latest green energy country that is having trouble. they are warning that sales and profits are fading. john, you say this is evidence of them to stop using tax dollars. >> there is a role of government to build long-term dc lines and let free markets work. that's a level playing field. the government is playing venture capitolist. that is the hardest form of investing. and our government is unsuccessful and they are picking winners and losers based on the political connections and that is what is wrong. what they are doing is wrong. >> wayne, i know the stock is down seven percent. there is a free market for you. john is right. taking taxpayer money anding it in there. we can't compete and be there. and half of the guts of the cell phone are made somewhere else and not in the united states. we have to compete and if we can't beat china in our own game we shouldn't be in there. >> they laid off 100 more people. the top exe

new campaign ads are on the radio airwaves in iowa, with an ann coulter endorsing mitt romney ad for president. just in case you forgot who ann coulter is, here's a reminder. >> it shows you that we don't have racism in america anymore. we just want to be perfected. that's why our blacks are so much better than their blacks. >> well, when you're turns to ann colter for support, you might as well put a sign named bottom feeder on your chest. how low will the romney camp go? just how many people are in his camp right now when they have to turn to somebody like that? they are in trouble. one thing that got me at the debate on saturday night is the question that was asked from the candidates, a question from an e-mailer in texas. and the question was, "when is the last time you had a personal financial strain that forced you, not only to give up a luxury, but also to cut back on a necessity? and what were the consequences you faced?" none of the candidates could answer that. they talked about their daddy, they talked about where they grew up. they did not have specifically a point in tim

so certainly that i think led to additional coverage as the book was released. >> both ann coulter and michael moore appeared this past year on both tvs in depth. again, booktv.org is the place to go if you want to watch that online. just go up and use the search function in the upper left hand corner, type in the author's name and you can watch it online. sarah weinman, as people go to market place.com, what were they find? >> they would be able to find a news blog in which we look at the top stories of the day. publishers marketplace also has a deals database to quit also many other databases related to bestsellers and reviews but it's basically an online exchange for all contrary to the book publishing industry. and for the book publishing community. >> two other books that came along, and little offbeat and path so to speak, and if you could speak to these as well. beginning with amanda foreman, a world on fire, put out by random house this past summer. and candace millard, "destiny of the republic." >> what i can speak to is the fact that both these books i believe have appeared o

i wouldn't have ann coulter doing an ad for clorox. i mean, this is absolutely ridiculous, but it can't be any crazier than christine o'donnell. i mean, the o'donnell thing was, like, hilarious. let's go back to the point you made. you're absolutely right. whatever it takes. and when you consider that they're already messing around, as you're going to talk about later on, with voter suppression, whatever it takes, they're all going to come together. i'm not going to buy this argument that the tea party, well, they won't be able to make up their minds if newt doesn't get it. >> yeah. >> they hate obama -- look, this has happened since the day president obama went into office. and, ed, you're an old athlete, i'm an athlete. and you know the number one goal in any competition, the first rule, is to win. >> that's the name of the game. >> that is the name of the game. to win. >> i think both these candidates, newt gingrich, i think mitt romney, they're going to do whatever they have to do. they're going to beat each other up. newt says he'

joining us now is ann coulter, author of "demonic."rson to debate barack obama. >> he certainly thinks so. >> dave: he's good at it, though and that is why he emerged in the polls. >> i think he did that because of the aggressive things he says about obama the same way trump emerged for a while in the polls, but he makes a lot -- big mistakes in the debates that have not come out much, because republicans are so nice to one another and the democrats aren't going to be -- >> like what? what mistakes. >> the constant insistence that he helped ronald reagan develop supply-side economics. that is delusional. it is insane. >> clayton: he mentions ronald reagan in almost every debate. >> yes. >> clayton: you know, dave and i talked about this before, the picture of bob dole running up on stage and vivaciousness of the campaign, and, portrayed that he was out of touch and, didn't work well for him against bill clinton, does the same thing happen to newt gingrich running up on stage, and can he get the same excitement when he has to give stump

a viewer says does the inflammatory approach like glenn beck and anne coulter hurt the conservative cause? >> guest: i'm not a fan of anne, and i do two shows on a regular basis, the news hour with jim leher and meet the press. we have good discussions i'm proud to be a part of feeling good when i leave, and we get good ratings and better than 5 lot of the cable shows, and so i don't understand why people don't do it. c-span does it, high level discussions, and so, you know, i think the stuff that we do is good for the country, and i think the kind of stuff that glenn beck and anne coulter do is a form of entertainment, bad for the country, leads to a style of misinformation where you -- i spoke earlier of the confirmation bias where you just want to hear things that tell you how right you are all the time, and the shows whether it's ed or, you know, anne coulter, that's what it is, and they are not looking at the real problems of the world which are complicate the. if you turn it into a morality play, you're doing harm to the country. >> host: what about rush limbaugh? >> guest: not a hu

>> you have to love ann coulter. i think a bit of hyperbole there. like francis we reached end of history after the cold war. we didn't reach end of history. if rick santorum happened to win the republican nomination, which i don't think he will not be the last republican to win nomination. george w. bush was for what you call a comprehensive immigration reform that legalize some illegals in america. gregg: right. >> rick santorum, i don't think this will end the prospects of republican presidents if you elect someone that supports that. gregg: jamie, great to see you. >> great to see you as well. patti ann: it is crunch time in iowa and the candidates are canvasing the state. we caught up with mitt romney at one of his campaign stops yesterday and asked him about the jump ahead in the latest polls. >> there are sew many polls. >> what about the latest? >> i look at all the polls. hi. >> you're up by five points, governor. is that a good thing? >> that is more encouraging than some. some have me down by five. some have me up. who knows. we're moving

shady right wing lady, ann coulter. her latest book is called demonic. and all the faces are funny faces, delightful and disturbing or disturbance. he just a comedian and "time magazine" has named him, here he is. and grime any homeless men, sitting right next to me, senior correspondent rick eleven thol. [ laughter ] none of this will make you, good to see you, rick, makes myers is nux talks with warner brothers to develop a broadway musical based on austin powers character i'm austin powers. tom is my oprandi. i've never seen the blasted thing. that was underwhelming. you are overselling. indeed. >> that is not an insult. >> you are not an insult. you don't work. count it. >> greg: that doesn't count. >> count it for two. >> greg: no, it doesn't. these are not responsive. >> you are not responding. >> they made an appeal for the squeaky wheel and after months of frenzied speculation, the time, the magazine has named the person of the year, the protestor with cover like the air of spring and notice occupy wall street. but who could forget the protests o

does the inflammatory i approach of entertainment-style pundits like glenn beck and ann coulter hurtthe conservative cause? >> guest: i'm not a fan of them, and i guess you could put keith olberman on the other side. you know, i do a show, i do two shows on a regular basis, i do the "newshour" with jim lehrer and "meet the press." and there we have very good discussion that i'm proud to be a part of, i feel really good when i leave the sets of those shows, and we get pretty good ratings. in fact, quite good ratings. better than a lot of those cable shows. c-span does it, has very high-level discussions. and so, you know, i think the kind of stuff that we do is good for the country, and i think the kind of stuff that glenn beck and ann coulter do is a form of entertainment which, you know, it's bad for the country. it leads to a style of misinformation where i spoke earlier of the confirmation bias where you just want to hear things that tell you how right you are all the time. and i think a lot of what those shows whether it's ed schultz or, you know, ann coulter, that's what it is.

ann coulter is joining us.atest book "demonic" is doing great. >> great to be here. >> let's get your take. republicans are claiming victory on this one because they were able to bypass having a tax on millionaires and the fact they were able to attach the pipe line to the provision. >> yes, and this whole episode is important because it gives lie to the nosense don't care about the country. they want to just prevent obama from being reelected. the truth of the matter, democrats and obama wants the pipe line because of the jobs. but doesn't want the environmentalist to get mad. they don't want to tax anyone making over $40,000. and they know that hurts the economy . they pretend to put up a fight with the republicans and compromise and republicans get blamed for protecting the rich so the democrats can deg demagogue. and the republicans git blamed and yet jobs will go upped under the obama administration. again republicans care about the country and don't care it helps obama reelection prospects. which he knows

guests next week include as always the wonderful, delightful ann coulter, greg probst, remember him? fantastic comedian, dana vachon and the return of julie banderas. >>> time to go back to tv's an -- andy levy for the the post game wrap up. >> how are you? >> good. friday, saturday morning, good show i think. >> nod bat. >> not bad? i did "the five" and" red eye." >> i will move on to my questions now. >> i think you should. >> chris, you seem upset that trump my get back in the race. what will you do if he does? >> if trump gets back in the presidential race i will announce my resignation on the fox business network immediately, andy. >> whoa. >> i am making that statement right here and right now. >> i believe him. >> it is up to january 5th. >> i will announce it immediately, and then i will leave sometime around january 5th. >> so is this your last time on "red eye." >> it might be. >> they won't let you come on? >> i'll work that out. >> and put in a good word for michelle beatle. >> any upcoming shows? >> i will be at caroline's the 14th and 15th of december hosting for our go

ann coulter was on "hannity" talking when you run as governor of massachusetts you are not as far rightwing up in nevada, say. that is not to make excuse whether you are a conservative or not. rush limbaugh with tens of millions of listeners a day and for year has been tireless. one thing he has done is give people that little bit of a spine they need. look today. the white house is announcing that they are going to back off on the millionaire sur tack to pay for payroll tax extension. not because of apologists for millionaire but it's bad policy and it doesn't work. i think somebody like rush limbaugh helped on the policy side of things. >> andrea: think he is the head of the republican party? >> dana: i don't think he is head of republican party. he wouldn't call himself that. >> bob: do you think rush limbaugh had comment on what the white house did? >> dana: they couldn't get the vote. >> bob: let me ask you a question about your godfather. what did happen to the indians when we got here? did we not throw them off the land? >> andrea: c'mon. >> eric: can i point something out -- >>

i understand in iowa he's using ann coulter. mean, this couldn't get better if i wrote the script myself. >> and they are milismiling at white house. i think they are giving themselves high-fives. when you see a long and drawn out front-runner, the candidates are going to keep moving right. this is the beginning because primary voters are the more extreme voters, party activists. and in order to get the nomination, that's who they need to cater to but that's going to hurt them in the general. >> now, one of the arguments nia, the romney people have made, is that he's the one that's electable. but if you look at these new polls that say that if you look at the polls that are out to date, barack obama, 49%, newt gingrich 40%. so he wins and this poll was taken between november 14th and obama beats him 9%. gingrich, 45. i mean, i'm sorry, romney, 45-44 during the same period. so the argument that mit has been making is that i can tie the president up better than newt can. does he hurt that? does he erode that by starting to take th

and they're always giving those lessons to sean hannity, anne coulter and paul says this kind of thinghe silence is deafening. he's a worm. i don't care about him. i care about the hypocrites who give him cover. >> speaking of civility, mike malloy, you gave him an award for proposing the seal team 6 on the way home from killing osama bin laden should drop off at george w. bush's pad and do the same thing to him? >> yeah. that's in essence what he said. this is the kind of thing that the far left says with abandon on talk radio. he actually called for seal team 6 -- now listen to this, folks. he called for seal team 6 to assassinate the president of the united states. and he got away with. >> it he's not the only one making these overheated comparisons. you have also had chris matthews in there. let's listen to what chris has to say. >> he has a good shot at winning the nomination, winning -- >> but he looks like a car bomber. he looks like a car bomber, clarence. he looks like a car bomb wer that crazy grin of his. he looks like he loves torturing. look at the guy -- this is not the f