host: ann coulter. the text disappeared.here was a text in my preview i wanted to get you to answer from carolyn in boston. as we approach the 250th anniversary of the u.s., who is your favorite and least favorite president of modern times? guest: um, it is a cliche, but you kind of have to give it to george washington. if you are going to skip the cliches, calvin coolidge. and least favorite, lbj. it is very, very dangerous when democrats control the house, senate, and presidency. i think the lbj period was the most destructive period in american history. the last time democrats had all three branches, wasn't that the first two years of the obama administration? yeah, took away my health care. i could not keep my doctor. i think that was an absolute disaster. but under lbj, we got the 1964 immigration act. and that has perhaps destroyed the country irrevocably. also got a lot of terrible, terrible dysfunctional social welfare programs. and he was just a really bad person. not that i care if your policies are good. host: ann

host: ann coulter. the text disappeared.here was a text in my preview i wanted to get you to answer from carolyn in boston. as we approach the 250th anniversary of the u.s., who is your favorite and least favorite president of modern times? guest: um, it is a cliche, but you kind of have to give it to george washington. if you are going to skip the cliches, calvin coolidge. and least favorite, lbj. it is very, very dangerous when democrats control the house, senate, and presidency. i think the lbj period was the most destructive period in american history. the last time democrats had all three branches, wasn't that the first two years of the obama administration? yeah, took away my health care. i could not keep my doctor. i think that was an absolute disaster. but under lbj, we got the 1964 immigration act. and that has perhaps destroyed the country irrevocably. also got a lot of terrible, terrible dysfunctional social welfare programs. and he was just a really bad person. not that i care if your policies are good. host: ann

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it was interesting that the culture -- ann coulter have since lead their post because the backlash wasg what was, we used to think of sexuality and gender has actually been central to a lot of what you have talked about in politics that people have to let people be who they are and men have to become triple with that, too. >> that is exactly right and i think the vision that was presented at the dnc that is so counter to the rnc is that men are dynamic and have many different aspects. you can be tim walz, who is a hunter, a gun owner, a football coach. watching his football team come it moved me to tears. and then gus just loving his dad moved me to tears. you can look at that compare to, you pointed at dana white, a man who had to publicly apologize for hitting his wife. this is a party that props of people like andrew tate and elon musk and j.d. vance who literally said postmenopausal females exist to care for children. it's just a very one- dimensional vision of what a man is and what women are, compared to what we are showing, which is, you know, frankly, much more interesting for

and tim walz's 17-year-old son, gus, who has a nonverbal learning disorder was mocked by ann coulter and after he was seen emotionally applauding his father on the stage. >> there is no bottom to these people and i think that is what we are seeing more and more and the exhaustion i think that a lot of americans feel that the republican party is bringing out the worst in their supporters and sometimes the worst in all americans. there is this fight going back to when michelle obama said if they go low, we go high. what do you mean you're talking about tim walz's son? again, this is backfiring. none of the policies are popular with the vast majority of americans, but there are a lot of families, not just democrats, who have neurodivergent children. there are a lot of families with children with tattoos who choose to move away from home and live full and fulfilling lives. especially when it comes to tim walz's son. children have always been pretty much off limits as much as possible. we had the years where the obama girls were targeted by fox news. we had chelsea clinton oftentimes mock

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who attacked him, including ann coulter and a guy named jake tapper in wisconsin. it was i don't know whether we're except for heinous to the way to talk about this, especially about a new 17. he's neuro diversion, but then in the apology when it was like, i didn't know he was disabled. so you would so then attack a regular seventeen-year-old. those people if they have children, they should be ashamed and if they don't, they should probably not have them. >> reihan, you're focused on a controversy that we've discussed here. but about how another country is have ligand ireland recently announced that they're going to ban phones from classrooms not just classroom foot from schools outright for middle schoolers and high schoolers across the country. >> this is a movement that i believe is really taking shape in the united states as well, thanks to the interventions of jonathan height a social psychologist at nyu, and a variety of other folks as well. there's this real effort to say, wait a second. this is having a huge effect on this students ability to pay attention,

>> the whole country, except ann coulter. >> that's right. >> that puts them in a pretty good place.it through the lens of political analysis, and humanity, obviously, because there is this big job that happened this week which was, you know, defining kamala harris, introducing her to the country, and i think one of the most low key effective and also super charming moments was the totally of doug emhoff's speech. you know, a guy going out there against some of the greatest speakers in the party on tuesday night, he's out there amid the obamas, you know, and his speech was -- it's a hard thing, you know, he's the first -- we've never had a second gentleman, let alone, someone aspiring to be the first gentleman. they're a power couple by any definition, but you can tell one of the things that's so affecting about them as a fair is that they're kind of goofy with each other, and the goofiness, the combination of like the size of their personalities with all of that in the same way that tim walz has obviously for his family, you can see size of their personalities with all of that in th

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