ann coulter says no. she is adamant about it ms. coulter will be here. sarah palin set to co-host on today show. >> what are you doing to prepare? are you reading some newspapers? >> oh. >> bill: will it get dicey? >> okay. that's a fine how do you do? >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. big week for the republic party, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. tomorrow is the wisconsin primary, consensus leading rick san form by seven points. voters will castings ballots in maryland and washington, d.c., governor romney is ahead in those places. if the governor does win wisconsin it's pretty much all over. the republican party can shift into trying to diminish president obama. latest gallup poll has the president beating mitt romney head to head 49% to 45%. with all the problems governor romney has had in the primaries, that lead should be much bigger. the fact that mitt romney is so

ann coulter says no. she is adamant about it ms. coulter will be here. sarah palin set to co-host on today show. >> what are you doing to prepare? are you reading some newspapers? >> oh. >> bill: will it get dicey? >> okay. that's a fine how do you do? >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. big week for the republic party, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. tomorrow is the wisconsin primary, consensus leading rick san form by seven points. voters will castings ballots in maryland and washington, d.c., governor romney is ahead in those places. if the governor does win wisconsin it's pretty much all over. the republican party can shift into trying to diminish president obama. latest gallup poll has the president beating mitt romney head to head 49% to 45%. with all the problems governor romney has had in the primaries, that lead should be much bigger. the fact that mitt romney is so

ann coulter causing trouble again.column she says every black american should get a gun and join the nra. ms. coulter joins us from los angeles. why are you saying that? >> i think that generally. but this was specifically in reaction to the trafn martin case. i won't be like some in the media and jump to conclusions. i was making a point that if what a certain network i could name not fox that george zimmerman tracked this trafn martin and shot him dead. the reaction isn't what they're coming to on the left which is we need more gun control laws. gun control laws were to keep guns out of the hands of blacks it was the republican party and the nra that has always supported arming blacks to keep them from the ku klux klan. >> bill: if nbc and nbc news' hypothesis is true that this was a racially biased-driven murder that all african-americans should take that as a warning sign and arm themselves against that happening to them. it therefore, they should support the nra. they should support the law that gives allows to yo

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ann coulter causing trouble again. says every black american should get a gun and join the nra. ms. coulter joins us from los angeles. why are you saying that? >> i think that generally. but this was specifically in reaction to the trafn martin case. i won't be like some in the media and jump to conclusions. i was making a point that if what a certain network i could name not fox that george zimmerman tracked this trafn martin and shot him dead. the reaction isn't what they're coming to on the left which is we need more gun control laws. gun control laws were to keep guns out of the hands of blacks it was the republican party and the nra that has always supported arming blacks to keep them from the ku klux klan. >> bill: if nbc and nbc news' hypothesis is true that this was a racially biased-driven murder that all african-americans should take that as a warning sign and arm themselves against that happening to them. it therefore, they should support the nra. they should support the law that gives allows to you fight ba

there are few teachers who can understand our background ann coulter -- and culture. i understand the problem cannot be solved in a day. i hope the district will have a plan that can achieve real social justice. >> any comments or questions from the board? >> i want to thank you for bringing this forward. >> much of the practice we are currently practicing is restated in this policy. sometimes people will interpret this a little bit differently. there is a question about who has the authority, and although there are very few staff members who fall in this category, it is important to know if we have three or two or four or five people in our school district, because when people ask me, when this discussion took place, i could not tell them whether we have one or 500, now that we have done some research, we realize there are a few people that fall under this category, but it is also an option when we need somebody the has specific skills we may not be able to find currently living in san francisco, so thank you for listening to rosus. roll call please. [calling votes]

let's listen to what kind of a problem this presents for romney with ann coulter.ten to what she has said about the way republicans handled immigration and how important it is to her that mitt romney remains really tough on all immigration issues. >> romney of the four remaining is the most conservative. he has the strongest position on illegal immigration. after obama care, the single most important issue is illegal immigration. if we lose that, the entire country goes the way of california where no republican will ever get elected. >> alicia, how can romney move at all on this issue? >> you got to give it to ann coulter, because she says what a lot of people in the republican party are thinking. you're right. he comes into the election with a lot of baggage. he would have vetoed the dream act, pivot off of immigrants to self-deport. distancing himself from chris -- who authored the anti-immigration legislation in -- he's a supporter, not an adviser. on top of that, he needs to find a positive message to sell to latinos. that's a pretty heavy lift. >> go ahead, kr

>> thanks nor joining us, tomorrow morning we've got ann coulter, chris wallace and southern style eastern cooking. >> and diane will you show us the finished product. >> what they look like, the vibrant beautiful earth tone colors. >> and really fun. >> brenda: jobs stalling. march posting the fewest gains the year and now, more big companies are cutting. stocks falling. coming off their worst week of the year. is it goodbye recovery, hello new recession? hi everyone, i'm brenda buttner, this is bulls and bears, let's get right to it, and the bulls and bears this week, tobin smith. jonas max ferris, along with julian epstein and welcome to everybody. todd, is the recovery headed into a new recession? >> it is, brenda, let me tell you the facts document this alone. if you have a 120,000 jobs rights now and look at the last six months, all the new jobs created, 70% of them actually are of the low income variety. he retail, hospitality, leisure, not the jobs for sustained growth. if you have negative growth, that means we're headed into recession and the document and data, everything for us.

cycle and coming up tomorrow on the show, we have ann coulter plus an author about this book, the behind the scenes of what it's like to be involved in the most exclusive club in the world, ex-presidents. >> you're peddling faster than me. >> because i'm burning calories, baby. >> just in time for tax weekend. new signs. small business owners bumming. big companies still hoarding? and stocks suffering the worst week of the year. is it all because of the massive tax bomb that's ticking and looming over all of us? hi, everyone. i'm brenda buttner. this is "bulls & bears." let's get right to it! we've got tobin smith, jonas max ferris, gary b. smith along with ameala antonefti and stefan finch. welcome to everybody. you say you think this tax season is taxing. just wait. >> you know, brenda, i think in 2013, we're going to have to all move to the cayman islands. it's going to be a lot better there than it is here because, you know, brenda, heritage foundation called 2013 tax-mageddon. here's why. the average household here in the u.s. will see tax increases of $3800. you know, that comes fr

>> joining bryant and king is constitutional lawyer and best selling author ann coulter. but you first, mr. bryant. we haven't heard from you on the sharpton jackson phenomenon. >> the parents. trayvon martin were a shining example of grace under fire in adverse situations. and i want to say this. their statements, along with their attorney, i hope does send a very strong message to those who would have turned this into a racist or racial circus. i hope this is also a moment where we can learn that the clock does not have to be turned back because one like george zimmerman takes the law into his hands, and then ruins the life of a family and, of course, takes the life of a young man. justice will be served. but let us be certain to look at the broader picture, that young black men in this country are killing each other in epidemic numbers, and that is the main problem that we must focus on as americans now. and i hope that this is a time where the pain and the loss of trayvon martin will be a bridge that can help us all overcome the racial adversities. >> but hold on a se

>> joining bryant and king is constitutional lawyer and best selling author ann coulter. but you first, mr. bryant. we haven't heard from you on the sharpton jackson phenomenon. >> the parents. trayvon martin were a shining example of grace under fire in adverse situations. and i want to say this. their statements, along with their attorney, i hope does send a very strong message to those who would have turned this into a racist or racial circus. i hope this is also a moment where we can learn that the clock does not have to be turned back because one like george zimmerman takes the law into his hands, and then ruins the life of a family and, of course, takes the life of a young man. justice will be served. but let us be certain to look at the broader picture, that young black men in this country are killing each other in epidemic numbers, and that is the main problem that we must focus on as americans now. and i hope that this is a time where the pain and the loss of trayvon martin will be a bridge that can help us all overcome the racial adversities. >> but hold on a se

ann coulter joins us now. ove on and the country is more interested in the economy and jobs and, the country is more interested in the economy and jobs, to be fair, but it's an issue and if you based it upon the reaction it had on cable news, on network news, on social media, around dining rooms, you know, in people's homes, this is a big, hot issue. >> yes. and it should be. it feeds into the feminist base of the democratic party looking down their noses at women who stay home and raise their children and also i think it is directly from the white house and hillary rosen bumbled it, and, attacking mitt romney and his family for being wealthy. based on an insanely false premise you must be poor yourself to understand -- at that point, running for president, apparently. when conservatives criticized obama, and his team as being elitist in 2008, liberals went around saying i think we should have an elite president and shouldn't our president be more elite and we meant it not as good, but air begrrogant and th you

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we have sherrod small and ann coulter and from "night ranger" motorin. i only knew that one word from the song, andy. >> that was enough. >> what's your price of -- >> what's your price for -- >> fame? >> something. >> finding mr. right. >> you will be all right tonight. >> ♪ let's go fly a kite sorry, andy. >> it is all right. i was enjoying myself. diane, where can people see you some. >> imus in the morning at 5:00 a.m., "fox and friends" first if i can say the name of the show. and during the 5:00 a.m. hour and on fox news radio pretty much all day. >> motoring! >> i hear you have wacky theories, where can they check it out? >> it is at above the law.com. that's where i am monday through friday 9:00 to 5:00 and doing crazy stuff. >> excellent. tom, how is the -- how is it going? >> we are moving from xm radio to pod casting. itit is going to be lots of fun. people can find me on twitter. i am going to be on fallen on friday. >> i am not doing stand up on there. i have been doing these political sketches. >> tom, by the way, that's a huge step up from

and sitting next to me, ann coulter, columnist and author. her latest book is called "demonic" or my lost weekend with the hells angels. interesting story. and he sheds a tear because his end is near. it is our new york times correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> according to the sign section, fossils of a dinasaur found in china show it was the largest known feathered animal living or extinct. the species was named -- which means feathered tyrant. and here i thought that's what rush limbaugh called big bird. >> nicely done. >>> should obama bashing be allowed if you are the few and the proud? well, lawyers are seeking to block a hearing set for this thursday. we will decide whether to discharge the 26-year-old vet after he posted a negative brief about his boss on facebook. according to the filing, he claims his views are protected under the first amendment. however, the military has had a policy since the civil war limiting free speech among the troops, especially when it comes to being critical of the president. as for the offending me

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ann coulter says that movie is liberal attack on is southerners. male announcer ] introducing a powerful weapon in your fight against bugs. ortho home defense max. with a new continuous spray wand. and a fast acting formula. so you can kill bugs inside, and keep bugs out. guaranteed. ortho home defense max. [ ma announcer ] four seats, 4-wheel drive, fully independent suspension. the gator xuv 550 s4. owthe off-road. >> all right. welcome back, having fun with ann coulter this morning, talking about this, hollywood and the real world growing further and further apart. ann coulter says america loves the producers, but they're laughing at americans. >> they're joining them and hollywood is laughing at us, you say? for instance, they make fun of southerners. >> yes, i go through a whole list of them. it's something that's going to flash off-- >> i thought we were going to play nice and that's an example. and in seven categories, it's not that they're making fun of them, but it's the stereo type and by contrast the screen writer for my cousin vinny, a

ann coulter. and our supreme court expert terry moran >>> let's begin with the supreme court. george will, the cw last week from the supreme court watchers, the court was prepared to uphold this, that barrage of tough questions i think surprised a lot of people, how do you think it came out attend of the day? >> within five minutes on day two, it was clear that the justices, at least five of them, had decided that the narrative advance by the critics of obama care was valid. this raises fundamental questions whether there is a limiting principal on what the federal government can do the congress can do whatever it wants and the federal government has better police powers. it was clear early on that five justices think that's a serious question. which takes us back to nancy pelo pelosi. during the debate over this, she was once asked, are there constitutional? she said, are you serious? she lived in san francisco and the democratic party. the idea of limited government is foreign to her as mongolia. we established what the justices are doing as they write this opinion taking se

ann coulter has said that and we've replayed the video of it many times.was one of the ways he got to this point where he could get this nomination. >> absolutely. absolutely. you know, lawrence, you've seen he's trying to walk away from his position on the arizona immigration law saying that he was really only talking about everify. well, he spent the last 2 1/2 months letting people believe. if that's the case, and i don't believe it's the case. i believe he was supporting the entire arizona immigration law because let's remember he said on day one he was going to stop these lawsuits against the arizona law. but if that's the case, if we are to believe what mitt romney said that he was only standing for the e-verify piece of the arizona law, why didn't he say that over the last 2 1/2 months? he didn't say that because he was trying to deceive republican voters into believing that he was a true conservative. you know, i think that leaves mitt romney with real problems. you've seen the numbers and the nbc poll out today that there's upwards of 40-point mar

>> sean: here with reaction in the studio, the one and only ann coulter. how are you? >> how are you? >> sean: slow jam in the news. >> i would want to change the subject, too, if i were the president. but i don't think he can do it. it's been a very bad week for him. >> sean: it was also interesting -- i thought romney's speech last night -- >> it was magnificent. >> sean: it hit everywhere, where the president's going to go, it hit comparing vision and it is president looked silly on this show. i don't care that he goes on a late-night show, that's fine. but just compare the two. >> uyeah. romney has gotten so much better from 2008. >> sean: by the way, you know you who can thank? you can thank newt gingrich and rick santorum -- >> no,,no, no, no. >> sean: you can thank this process. >> yes, you can defend your support for gingrich and santorum. >> sean: sorry! it made all of them better. >> i am not talking about since the primaries. i am talking from the beginning of the debates. all you people would say every speech he gives, it only he had been giving speeches li

. >> joining us, ann coulter and joe trippy. good evening. what is your reaction to that statement by the president? unprecedented. extraordinary. strong majority. i mean what was he -- how do you react to that? >> i'm demanding to see his law school transcripts now. it has been settled since 1803 that the supreme court can say a law passed by any legislative body is unconstitutional. that is what they are supposed to do. he said i want to remind conservative activists you don't want the supreme court overturning laws. yes, we do if it is an unconstitutional law. >> spare me the outrage. the supreme court can't take a president challenging. regan did it over school prayer and roe v. wade. presidents do this stuff. the real fact of the matter is what he said was based on precedent they are not going to do this. i don't think they are going to throw it out. and that is what he shoulded be saying right now. >> judge jeanine: ann, was that was he was saying? >> the idea if you overturn a law judicial activism has been a line pushed by liberals fo