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. >>> a left-leaning uc berkeley professor says he agrees with conservative commentator ann coulter about her right to free speech on a college campus. on abc's "this week" professor robert reich said he normally doesn't agree with coulter on anything, but he said she should have been allowed to speak at uc berkeley because it's her first amendment right. >> i tell my students all the time the best way to learn

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they start down the road youanna cannot make it entirely one-sided those students that invite a ann coulter to speed the university that allows them you cannot make political distinctions.ot do or content distinctions.llow or for those outsiders to come here to speak it would be constitutional so once you start down the road that basically we have an open forum to allow them another mechanism so then as a generality no democratic or republican line it means it applies to everyone just the same. >> i believe freedom of speech that there is so much paranoia in our culture it is not practice to the degree that it could be but for the general public. >> what would work better?. >> i'll think on paper and a think anything could more beautiful than our constitution and amendments but cultural psychology is incredibly powerful and as a people, going back to the '50s i think as a general psyche there is too much fear within the individual citizen and technology has added to that because people don't feel they can speakwithout without it being tracked or trace for retaliation andhi without losing th

i'm saying, ann coulter, call the nation of islam. maybe they'll protect you. >> trevor: wouldn't that be a combination? >> i would love it! i'm pitching it as a romantic comedy. >> trevor: "the white devil wears prada." ( cheers and applause ) >> yeah! >> trevor: that's title i'm going to give you. >> yeah, yeah. >> trevor: enough about that. let's-- ( laughter ) let's talk about-- let's talk about the book, because you talk about being a dad. >> yeah. >> trevor: and you are the father to two beautiful daughters. >> yeah. >> trevor: right. and this was-- this was really-- it was poignant, and it was vulnerable of you. but you say here, "being a big, black man is why i realized i was so happy to have a daughter, and it's why i was so happy to then have a second daughter. i felt some sense of relief. i didn't want to have to figure out how to talk to them about how to be a black man in america. i recognize it's extremely selfish-- it's an extremely selfish thought to have. i need to be talking to every black man i know about being a bl

. -- ann coulter. students invite her to speak at a university, who was allowed to invite speakers -- you cannot make political distinctions. you cannot do content distinctions. you can say we do not allow outsiders to come here to speak, which is a terrible policy. but it would be constitutional. once you start down the road of saying basically we have an open forum, we either allow the students to invite or some other ,echanism for inviting speakers then, as a generality, it has to be across the board. nodemocratic lying, republican line. the first amendment, if it means anything, means it applies to everyone. host: david is a democrat in new jersey. good morning. caller: good morning and thank you. i believe freedom of speech is liable to have in our federal -- notions, but it is so practiced nearly to the degree it should be. host: before you go, what would work better? caller: what would work better? i do not think, on paper, anything could be more beautifully stated that our constitution and our

. >>> ann coulter may not have taken the mic at uc-berkeley last week but the cost of protecting people who protested in her absence has been learned. joe vazquez tells thank you the price tag of keeping the peace. >> all the agencies in the county came together to assist berkeley. that comes at a cost. >> usa, usa! >> reporter: hundreds of demonstrators showed up last thursday even though ann coulter's berkeley speech was canceled so it still cost taxpayers. that's because uc-berkeley police deployed their riot plan which called for about 400 extra police officers and sheriff's deputies from neighboring agencies. >> of that 400, 80 were sheriff's office personnel so it was $80,000 in reimbursements. >> reporter: the sheriff's spokesman says neighboring police departments don't always get reimbursed. when there's an unplanned riot like the one that happened against milo yiannopoulos, police from other jurisdictions rushed to help each other as part of a long-standing mutual aid plan. no costs. but if it's a planned event like thursday, outside agencies sign a contract and are paid for t

>>> ann coulter never came to campus but the bill certainly arrived. it could be costly for taxpayers. the sheriff's office is asking for a half million reimbursement from the university. the bill represents the cost of calling in hundreds of sheriff's deputies on the day ann coulter was initially supposed to speak on campus. berkeley doesn't pay for the overtime that comes out of county and city budgets. >>> an audit claims the uc system is hiding millions of dollars. napolitano testified today. they are claiming secret reserves of 175 dlds. she has disagreements with the awed and it disputes the dollar amount but says her office could have handled the investigation differently. >> a touching zmeen boston. take a look. a standing ovation for an opposing player. the baltimore orioles outfielder adam jones was cheered tonight at fenway park. that wasn't the case last night. last night you might have heard, some boston fans taunted jones using racial slurs. jones said he was called the n word and had a bag of peanuts thrown at him. >> i don't want no lov

. >>> ann coulter was a no-show but the cancelled visit still cost taxpayers a fortune. kpix 5's joe vazquez is live to explain. joe? >> reporter: they were worried about an armed conflict on the streets of berkeley last week. the police presence was expansive. turns out it was also expensive. >> all the agencies in the county came together to assist berkeley. that comes at a cost. >> usa! usa! >> reporter: hundreds of demonstrators showed up last thursday even though ann coulter's berkeley speech was cancelled. so it still cost taxpayers. that's because uc berkeley police deployed the riot plan which called for about 400 extra police officers and sheriff's departments from neighboring agencies. >> about 400 of those were sheriff's office's personnel. so our stake to the tune of $80,000 in reimbursement. >> reporter: spokesman kelly says neighboring police departments don't always get reimbursed when there's an unplanned riot like the one that brought oat a out yiannopolous, they're billed for their time. >> in talking to our oas director, somewhere in the neighborhood o

ann coulter react to the late-night political campaign. >> the republican party is enabling the mental illness on a daily basis. jesse: a group of psychiatrists calling mr. trump a monster. "watters world" heads to galaxies far, far away. if donald trump were a "star wars" character who would he be? >> obi-wan ski because he's wis. jesse: the left stoops to a new low after stephen colbert attacks mr. trump in a vile rant. >> i love your presidency. i call it disgrace the nation. he doesn't stand more anything except the dressing room door at the miss u.s.a. president. you attract more skin heads than flee rogaine. you have more people marching against you than cancer. the only thing your mouth is good for is being vladimir putin's [bleep] pollster. jesse: he said he would do it again. not you fcc is vowing to look at the facts and apply it obscenities law. >> billy was born with a heart disease. the doctor opened his chest and fixed one of the two defected in his heart. president trump proposed a $6 million cut in funding. tour congressmen actually increased funding by $2 billion. no p

. >> sean: ann coulter try to speak at college campus.ies to speak at berkeley home of free speech. how many people attacked every conservative and boycott and all the threats, it's all an effort to silence us, where is your side?va >> i'm right here. >> sean: who stands up loudly and says stop paying people to destroy conservative media. >> i don't think it's just paying people. >> people are paid to monitor my four hours. >> i don't know your process i would imagine there are people on staff monitoring these types of things and it is part of the narrative. >> sean: they want to shut me down, all the liberals believe in free speech. >> right here and alan dershowitz and bernie sandersn who went out there and defended and coulter's right to speak at berkeley especially since they receive federal funding. >> sean: name the only three people that did.d. there is not allowed outcry from people on the left to say stop being liberal fascists just silence conservative speakers. >> they think this makes them social justice warriors they think th

political commentator, ann coulter who has written a "new york times" best seller. last time we talked, you were wobbly on the president. are you back supporting the president or is this delicate time? ann: one of your next guests said i can't see what's happening, i can only listen, that it's not a good idea to hire a bunch of people who are completely against your agenda. i think things would be going better if we had all jeff sessions in the administration. i'm sure he's not leaking. maybe this would be a time to notice capitulating on the budget and the dreamers, continuing to print work permits unconstitutionally for illegal aliens. we went crazy when obama was doing it. under trump still doing it. nothing on the wall. putting nikki haley at the u.n. and goldman sachs filling up the white house. well, that made them like, mr. president. it's not working. why don't you just keep your promises and at least you will have people loyal to you because they care about the country. lou: i take teach your points. they just don't happen to be loyal to the president right

political commentator, ann coulter who has written a "new york times" best seller. e we talked, you were wobbly on the president. are you back supporting the president or is this delicate time? ann: one of your next guests said i can't see what's happening, i can only listen, that it's not a good idea to hire a bunch of people who are completely against your agenda. i think things would be going better if we had all jeff sessions in the administration. i'm sure he's not leaking. maybe this would be a time to notice capitulating on the budget and the dreamers, continuing to print work permits unconstitutionally for illegal aliens. we went crazy when obama was doing it. under trump still doing it. nothing on the wall. putting nikki haley at the u.n. and goldman sachs filling up the white house. well, that made them like, mr. president. it's not working. why don't you just keep your promises and at least you will have people loyal to you because they care about the country. lou: i take teach your points. they just don't happen to be loyal to the president right now. we

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thanks so much for being with us this evening, ann coulter. judge jeanine: a fashion industry icon joins me to discuss all things flotus. if you would say i want this. what would you ask? >> i would ask him to leave. >> ask him to leave the american people who elected him. what makes you think your opinion is more important? >> you just asked me. long-shot and returned 28-80 for a $2 ticket. judge jeanine: time for the panel on this busy night of news. joining me now. matt schlapp, and author of reversing the apocalypse. i have been glued to the television. i'll start with you. what do you take from all of this? matt: i didn't know wilbur ross could dance so well. they break all the rules. you can see the hospitality. they really want to work to see the extremists in iran. you have got the most religious of muslim countries greeting him like a king. >> it's interesting. i think you can look at saudi arabia and say this our ally where we find the most distance between our stated values. in terms of their treatment of women and their rule of law

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last weeks protests over ann coulter racked up half a million dollars in overtime for police and other law enforcement agencies. university police needed assistance. >> in recent months, berkeley has become a hot bed of protest and political activity around free speech. that's overwhelming the resources of those departments. >> reporter: there was a large presence of lawrnlt and there was no violence but the county sheriffs office ran up an $80,000 bill helping out and now they want the money back. >> we entered a memorandum of understanding with the university that they would reimburse us the cost of our officers. >> but this was a planned event. >> reporter: in unan planned emergency like the deadly oakland warehouse fire or an act of terror, mutual aid is provided without expectations of reimbursement. the problem is, every time there is a protest on campus, it runs up a tab. >> nobody is profiting off of doing this, it's probably costing departments like ours money and time and effort. >> reporter: the university said the cost of such protection is justified given it's role to educ

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political commentator, ann coulter who has written a "new york times" best seller. the last time we talked, you were wobbly on the president. are you back supporting the president or is this delicate time? ann: one of your next guests said i can't see what's happening, i can only listen, that it's not a good idea to hire a bunch of people who are completely against your agenda. i think things would be going better if we had all jeff sessions in the administration. i'm sure he's not leaking. maybe this would be a time to notice capitulating on the budget and the dreamers, continuing to print work permits unconstitutionally for illegal aliens. we went crazy when obama was doing it. under trump still doing it. nothing on the wall. putting nikki haley at the u.n. and goldman sachs filling up the white house. well, that made them like, mr. president. it's not working. why don't you just keep your promises and at least you will have people loyal to you because they care about the country. lou: i take teach your points. they just don't happen to be loyal to the president ri

john: thank you, ann coulter! >>> one area i think she's right is that the left acts like a mob when they get hysterical about climate change. a libertarian had the nerve to go to a protest and hold up a sign saying fossil fuels are good! >> excuse me. excuse me this is private property. this is mine. john: i've criticized global warming hysteria, robert kennedy jr. calls me a totey who lies. >> i think they should be in jail. i think they should be. john: i think it's the alarmists like kennedy who are part of the ignorant mob. but tyson slocumb, director of public citizens energy program says i'm clueless about this. >> i don't think you're clueless, i think we have a minority fringe. the science is settled. john: about what? climate changes, but anything we're going to do about it is going to make a difference? >> absolutely. john: that's not settled. >> absolutely. i mean co2 emissions are a huge variable in determining the earth's climate. and they're up 40% since the revolution. john: they're up, but it's no

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ann coulter come you may disagree with her and you may find flaws in their arguments but she's been completed with the kkk and that's problematic. >> it's been extended to yannopoulos. the question becomes if someone is engaged in meeting demonizing and in that case pornographic stuff that you find untenable at what point do you go from ann coulter two -- and there is a conversation to be had about this. kennedy: there were brierton fires and that's where the ridiculousness is. you can have a question. how far is too far and where does the disagreement stop and where do i have to loudly disagree with you unfortunately can't have a conversation on the college campus. thank you for coming back. >> i think they are chickens. i look forward to it. kennedy: donald trump breaking up pillories blue wall on election night and he also broke up a bunch of relationships. according to a new study done by wakefield research it turns out one in 10 couples have had a -- called it quits over political disagreements and 24% for persons donald was elected they and their partner disagreed or ared aut politics m

i mean, this was still the deal on that. >> ann coulter who is coming up in a few minutes, ann made theion, if mitt didn't win the goodies would have been kicked in. that's the danger to it. they gotten used to it in canada and europe. charles: president trump to meet with pope francis at the vatican, what are your thoughts? smiles, that's a good thought. >> it's a good thing. what i was thinking is people who briefly said that pope francis would never meet president trump and i thought to myself, there were a lot of reports out there saying, look, pope francis doesn't like president trump, now, i agree that they disagreed on many things, no doubt. but i like the fact that two people can get together that disagree on many things and talk about those things that th can work together for the good and one of them, i think, would be world peace. charles: right. >> and i think president trump would say he's interested in peace. charles: absolutely. >> he's not interested in nation building, et cetera. >> two of the most important people in the world. stephen colbert not backing down. some co

you don't have to agree with ann coulter to believe in this country, she ought to be able to speak whereverhe likes and she ought to be able to get her words out without being heckled into silence. this, in this day and age, is what principally the left has come to.o. it has triumphed in a number of areas, civil rights being an example, tucker. but now, that the great victories in these movements, civil rights, equal rights, have been basically won, they are looking for new fields toto conquer, new grievances to work on. now, we have them wanting to suppress speech and the name of diversity, and the name of tolerance and so on. it is remarkable. >> tucker: the people in charge of the left, its institutions, have a lot to lose here. t a society where people aren't allowed to say what they think, where people are punished unequally based on their skin color, where the mob gets to determine policy, that is a real threat to the people in charge.s and they are nfend themselves. >> the college administrators in this respect are among the worst offenders. they are confronted with a choice when a c

heather: celebrating the first amendment except when it has to do with ann coulter. >> absolutely rightstudents and teaches from yale hosting a hunger strike for better union benefits. that hunger strike might have been a little more difficult on friday. because yale college republicans actually held a barbecue right next to it. some folks on social media, they are calling that move cruel. others are pointing out that this is a bit of an unconventional hunger strike where students are actually allowed to eat when they get too hungry. there is also a nurse on board monitoring everyone's health. so, hey, maybe they could have gone on over to the barbecue, broke a little bread with those college republicans. sounds like a good idea. heather: not a hunger strike if you can eat when you get hungry. >> not much of a sacrifice. heather: speaking of eating pizza catastrophe on the subway. >> question everyone wants to know today. if you were in this woman's place would have you eat then pizza? this guy on social media posted this to twitter big night by the way it's 8:00 in the morning. guys, w

joining us now the author of, "in trump we trust," ann coulter. been down on president trump. i believe you're saying that the haters were right. make your case. >> not quite, and actually the attacks on trump keep bringing me back to defend him every time i want to be mad at him. but i mean what rubio said is, senator rubio, is preposterous. that isn't what people voted for. we voted for a wall, for enforcement of our immigration laws, for not being the world's policeman. for ending nafta. unfortunately we're not getting what we voted for, but secondly it is preposterous, because to blame the quote chaos on trump himself, no. he is being viciously violently attacked. he took on on both split dal parties. like blaming czechoslovakia -- stuart: do you blame president trump himself for some of the tweets you put out, almost some of the things almost off-the-cuff, you're critical of that i take it? >> no, i love the tweets. almost everything that everyone else dislikes about trump, what i consider his strong points. i love his tweets. that is how he

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ann coulter had a date in april. she didn't speak. it was canceled. do you think -- this is -- >> this is my point about being divide. this has gone on forever. i think angela davis from oakland was traveling the country and it created protests and all of that. i think we want to have as much on the campus for people to hear different ideas. i don't know who this milo guy is. ann coulter is divisive but not a hate speaker. i think they changed and said she could speak. use common sense. if i was the president of the university, i would look at it and say is this going to further the education at the university or primarily some sort of a stunt? if it was a stunt, i wouldn't let it be happen. >> were you asked to be the vice president. >> i wasn't directly but one of my staff people was approached as he has reported and shared with our team. this is something that i could do. we have a different way of approaching things. i believe we need to unify. i hope this president subpoena going to become more of a unifier. i'm rooting for him. although i didn't

most recent one is ann coulter supposed to speak at berkeley, it sort of became this big free speech debate. even though she never spoke and she withdrew, protesters made it clear, and i am roughly paraphrasing, that she is conservative and she doesn't deserve to speak here. problematic because berkeley is a public university. floyd: right. public university and therefore subject to the first amendment. we treat public universities as if they were the congress. and so, if a public university treats her differently because she is conservative or because she is outrageous, there could be a lawsuit. soledad: so if somebody has a right to free speech, and we know that people who are protesting, that is also a form of free speech and they have the right to protest, where is the line? they both have a right. floyd: they do both have a right. and they have a right to heckle. what they don't have a right to is to shut people up. they don't have a right to be so loud, or so continuing, or so threatening that the speech simply can't go on. unfortunately, that is what has happened too often on

. >> conservative commentator ann coulter spoke more today about the fallout of her cancelled speech at ac berkeley. the two admit they disagree on just about everything but they did agree that college campuses must behavens for free speech. >> lefties are on the side of the thuges. they have taken over universities. i don't think anyone learns anything at college any more. it is a four-year vacation. >> whether college campuses or someone burning a flag or the newspapers having a right to say whatever they want, we cannot toy around with the first amendment. >> rallies for and against coulter remained largely peaceful on thursday. the day she was scheduled to speak at cal. >> sunnyvale city employees say they will walk off their jobs in about seven hours. involving 750 of sunnyvales 900 workers including librarians and public works employees. primary issue, raise to keep up with the high cost of living. the city sofrg is offering 10% contracts have broken off. >> we reached a stalemate and there is no more on the table is what the city says and it is not acceptable. >> we are bound

. >> >>> well ann coulter never came to campus but the bill arrived. the protests at uc berkeley came to the alameda sheriffs department is asking for half a mill dollars from uc berkeley this stems from protests leading up the protest last thursday. the speech was ultimately cancelled after the sponsorship was pulled. koulter is a conservative political speaker. the sheriff's office says an agreement was made with kal to send hundreds of officers to camps to make sure protests remained peaceful. uc berkeley doesn't pay for the officers it comes out of county and city budgets. >> >>> may day rally remained peaceful across the bay area. no arrests. stemming from the rallies. our nbc bay area sky ranger captured the pictures from the air. this is the crowd in oakland about 2,000 people marched from the fruit veil to san antonio park rallying for labor and immigration rights. four people were arrested after change themselves to doors at the alameda county build attention. >>> people making travel plans for the summer a warning from the state department. a

this is another thing ann coulter had to say about this.traight out of george soros's dream journal. republicans are saying we'll have the big fit in september and asking why everything is always kicked down the line with republicans. she says you know, they labor under this idea their gentlemanlyness now -- does it make things harder in september when democrats feel like they have leverage, that's what they're saying publicly with the victory laps they're saying. >> you need 60 votes on this. where we don't need 60 votes is on healthcare and is on tax reform. we don't expect any democrat cooperation there. the house is going the vote on the healthcare reform bill today to repeal and replace obamacare. we'll do tax reform. we're able to do that without democratic cooperation because i don't expect there to be any. but we are going to continue to work to cut government spending, get more responsible spending to make sure people actually get value for their taxpayer dollars in ways we never did over the last eight years and i think donald tru

ann coulter was not crucified for criticizing donald trump.hink a significant development. if others stt to move away, then he's got real trouble. right now they're still holding him. >> van jones, jeff lord, gloria borger, thank you. >>> just ahead, how house republicans reacted to rod rosenstein's appointment to a special counsel. i'll talk to congressman adam kinzinger next. ♪ experience the first-ever 471-horsepower lexus lc 500 or the multistage hybrid lc 500h. experience amazing. gave us the power to turn this enemy into an ally? microsoft and its partners are using smart traps to capture mosquitoes and sequence their dna to fight disease. there are over 100 million pieces of dna in every sample. with the microsoft cloud, we can analyze the data faster than ever before. if we can detect new viruses before they spread, we may someday prevent outbreaks before they begin. it'sand your doctor at yoto maintain your health.a because in 5 days, 10 hours and 2 minutes you are going to be 67. and on that day you will walk into a room where 15 peo

. >>> a left-leaning uc berkeley professor says he agrees with conservative commentator ann coulter about her right to free speech on a college campus. on abc's "this week" professor robert reich said he normally doesn't agree with coulter on anything, but he said she should have been allowed to speak at uc berkeley because it's her first amendment right. >> i tell my students all the time the best way to learn something is to talk to people who disagree with you because that forces you to sharpen your views. >> i agree with the professor on universities ought to be places where i am not the only conservative most students will hear in four years of college. >> on thursday coulter supporters and protesters held rallies on the uc berkeley campus after the school told her she couldn't speak that day because of safety concerns. >>> also this week house minority leader nancy pelosi had a slip of the tongue when talking about how the democrats are working with president trump. >> that either we win or whoever wins understands the priorities of the american people, and they are not what preside