ann coulter joins me. i'm so excited by this. >> me too. >> to have you in my lair, the provocateur of the right. >> i've been dying to do the show. but i've been busy writing the book. >> you seem relatively harmless in the flesh. >> i am. >> are you harmless? >> i think i'm a pussycat. >> really? >> yes. >> you think all the devils lie with the liberals? >> well, not exactly. it is not called demons. it is called demonic. it is about liberal mob psychology, how they gin up their base, how they argue. all these things that used to confuse me about liberals and, by the way, i consider myself something of an expert on liberals. there was some things even i could not understand. for example, so many of them seem to do well on their s.a.t.s because they have gone to places like harvard and yale and yet they seem so stupid. and that's explained as mob psychology in a mob, a man, even of great education and intelligence, will suddenly become part of the mob. >> here's my confusion with you. i've watched you fro

she's known for fighting words, but conservative poster girl ann coulter has a soft side too. tonight we ask her about it. >> it's our -- you know you're luring me into talking about my private life. i'm not falling for that. >>> good evening, i'm terry moran. well, congressman anthony weiner is now a pariah in his own party with the latest being house minority leader nancy pelosi is upset he didn't warn her of the extent of his misdeeds until right before his bombshell news conference yesterday. weiner may be an extreme case of internet misbehavior but where exactly is the line these days between online flirtation and infidelity? if you wonder whether it matters ask any practicing divorce lawyer. here's david wright. >> to be clear the picture was of me and i sent it. >> reporter: he's a congressman caught in a sex scandal apparently without ever having sex outside his message. >> i have never met any of these women or had physical relationships at any time. >> reporter: the woman who was the intended recipient confirmed to chris cuomo in his case he was at least telling the

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ann coulter, thanks for being with us.we have a clip with one of the women who received those lewd photos from congressman weiner. that is next. that interview in full tomorrow night. straight ahead. ever wish vegs didn't taste so vegetably? well, v8 v-fusion juice gives you a full serving of vegetables, plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. and try our deliciously refreshing v8 v-fusion + tea. we're going to head on into the interview. what really moves you about this car? i mean, it's definitely the styling, from an aesthetics point of view, um, so that was something that just kind of instantly appealed to me. lauren, tell us how you use your sync? i'm using it for business. i'm using it to talk to my friends who send me text messages. it reads everything outloud. the funniest one, i think, was when it said g r r r r r r for "grrr". do you the fiesta is appropriately named? it is a party on wheels. >> sean: when that photo of his private areas came in, you know you are a 26-year-old girl, he's a 46

she's known for fighting words, but conservative poster girl ann coulter has a soft side too. tonight we ask her about it. >> it's our -- you know you're luring me into talking about my private life. i'm not falling for that. >>> good evening, i'm terry moran. well, congressman anthony weiner is now a pariah in his own party with the latest being house minority leader nancy pelosi is upset he didn't warn her of the extent of his misdeeds until right before his bombshell news conference yesterday. weiner may be an extreme case of internet misbehavior but where exactly is the line these days between online flirtation and infidelity? if you wonder whether it matters

all right it's time for tonight's tool time award and tonight it goes to ann coulter the aging right when hack hack author and pundits has a new book out and it's called demonic how the liberal lobby is in danger in america now it sounds like some light summer beach reading doesn't it and been out in the media trail trying to push this book and in the process she didn't interview with media and the web site asked her a few questions and her responses were. stunningly out of touch they wanted to know why and gave jon stewart so much coverage in her book and she went into this rambling answers of the jon stewart's audience had a mob like behavior and they weren't very smart this is what she said exactly so the low i.q. kids and their entire identity is i'm jon stewart's biggest fan they put on their resumes she went on to say that you think that jon stewart is funny but its audience is by and large filled with a bunch of losers that hold on here and coulter who makes a living out of bashing liberals and taking a paycheck and fox news thinks that jon stewart's audience is dumb maybe wha

ann coulter the lanky leggy liberal hater with the upper crusty drawl and acid tongue. >> is it everated? >> a funny question. not really. not really. >> you've been called a facialist, the lying liar, a skank of ideological hate. none of this ever gets to you? >> none in the least. the only people that hate me more than liberals is those who don't sell their books. >> reporter: it's called liberal desperation although she is the one that has been quoted as calling hillary clinton pond scum and pamela harriman a whore and that's not all. public school teachers, parasites. >> but they are. >> reporter: whether you believe it or not it's still a name. parasite. >> sometimes facts are unpleasant things. but someone who lives off the taxpayer is a parasite. >> my point is why is it okay when you do it. >> i don't think that's name calling. i think it is -- it is a harshly accurate fact. >> reporter: she says she first learned how to make her voice heard during political discussions over competing with her two older brothers. >> these tales from guantanamo are nothing. try growing up with

we don't just make luxury cars, we make cadillcs >>> simply put, a lot of people despise ann coulter,d because of her ma leff lent and acid rhetoric. others love her and her creative liberal villainy. is it possible to have a conversation with her in which no one gets mad. tonight dan harris finds out in the "nightline" interview. >> reporter: for more than a decade she's been making the right cheer and giving the left heartburn. ann coulter the lanky leggy liberal hater with the upper crusty drawl and acid tongue. >> is it ever uncomfortable for you to be hated? >> a funny question. not really. not really. >> you've been called a facialist, the lying liar, a skank of ideological hate. none of this ever gets to you? >> none in the least. the only people that hate me more than liberals is those who don't sell their books. >> reporter: it's called liberal desperation although she is the one that has been quoted as calling hillary clinton pond scum and pamela harriman a whore and that's not all. public school teachers, parasites. >> but they are. >> reporter: whether you believe it or no

, both andrew roberts and ann coulter out with new books. andrew, let me ask you, your book is about leadership, about world war ii. when you look at all this, do you think that it's the moment of terrible crisis in a sense, the economies of the western world are not doing well, are there people who stand out for you as great leaders? do you think david cameron in your home country is -- >> david cameron is a very impressive man and he has the ability to be a great leader, well in order to be a great leader you pretty much always kneeled a war, it's a terrible thing to have to say but -- >> we've got three of hem, we can give him one. >> we started one and you're coming in slightly late. president roosevelt had depression and a war so in a sense he was lucky in that regard. >> double lucky. >> no, with regard to the great world leaders of the second world war we have roosevelt and churchill, de gaulle stand head and shoulders above the rest. today when one looks around the world it would be easier for the west if you didn't have the looming

both roberts and coulter out with new books.book is about leadership, it's about world war ii. when you look at all this, do you think that it's a moment of veritable crisis in a sense, the economies of the western world are not doing well? are there people who stand out for you as great leaders? do you think david cameron in your home country is -- >> david cameron is a very impressive man, and he has the ability to be a great leader. really in order to be a truly great leader, you pretty much always need a war. it's a terrible thing to have to say, but it's very often true. >> we've got three of them. we can give him one. >> actually, we started one of them, and you're coming in. slightly late. well, president roosevelt, of course, had to end a war. so in a sense he was lucky in that regard. >> double lucky. >> no, with regard to the great leaders of the second world war, we do have roosevelt and churchill, of course. who stand head and shoulders above the rest. today when one looks around the world, i think it would be easier

ann coulter no, holds barred, tomorrow night. and next monday don't forget, republican presidential primary debate here on cnn live beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern. that's all for tonight. >>> eur meet today to try to decide how to compensate officials. >>> yemen's president has burns on 40% of his body and a collapsed lung. ali abdullah saleh is recuperating after an attack on his compound. one of the president's shrapnel wounds is seven centimeters deep. >>> the syrian government says it will send the army into jisr al shughour, the move comes after three days of violence. syrian state tv says 120 syrian troops were killed by armed gangs. the opposition claims the troops were killed as they tried to defect. "world business today" starts right now. >>> from cnn london, i'm charles hodson. one small step for cloud computing, one giant leap for apple as it touts its new central data hub and one-stop cyncing, but critics warn it could promote music piracy. >>> peru's president promises to spread the wealth. >>> investors, following

from neighborhood park to access to the water board, sailing, sailing improvement, urban farms, ann coulter the successful sports fields on the island now. at a cost of $124 million through the project, affordable housing we have talked a lot about in response to the governor's proposal for development. it led to work less revenue in the project, reducing affordable housing with the ability to get back to 30%. we appreciate the work of the supervisor to try to get changes to legislation, given the commitment to legislative changes, allowing us to get back to 30%. the total cost of the affordable housing program is $430,000, making up a significant amount of the 1.2 $5 billion housing costs -- project cost. there is a program for residents that will allow them to stay on the island and get a new unit at the current rates. the new community facilities will be renovations of existing facilities, like the school and the construction of new facilities up to 30,000 square feet of additional communities base. such as a teenage center or a child care space. we are also keeping the existing chapel,

it took him four hours to find coulter finding in a nearby yard. temperatu ?$ bu ( to happen?g >> just down right incredible. as can you see for our temperatures today, built a bad day. still 71 arranged morgan hill this afternoon. 67 in san hose xwra. 6 for a high in los gados. highs in the mid 60s, and low to mid across the north bay. right now san francisco starting to cool down. we've had a little bit of light rain this evening. pickingvw gloomy skies. and gloomy skies. and relatively mild outside. no rain outside just yet. 64 degrees.cnn p furtherlov[7g you can7;ónly li drop about .02 of an inch of rain. between oakland, and op evening san jose, things are dry. as we go through the next 24 b2 ght, the rain mis a j#am former this is time frame to watch.sc thank you, robbie. >>> ansxzc [ female announcer ] at the jcpenney appreciation sale, get an extra 20% off apparel, shoes and accessories with your jcpenney rewards credit card! save on all regular, sale & clearance items! no exclusions! that's an extra 20% off styles for her, an extra 20% off brands for him and an extra

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. >> we chose artists that had a diverse array of media from home video to coulter, paintings. >> when people walk around these neighborhoods, they will be able to see works that deal with the history of the neighborhood. they will see works that deal with movement and the works that celebrate some locations. they will be able to see works of that deal with new projects like the san francisco film museum which is a small organization that is starting. this is their first presentation to the public. >> this has introduced us to different organizations. they are building our portfolio. our project centers on a film that was found in 1906. shortly afterwards, the earthquake destroyed the majority of the market street area. that is what we want to focus on. this is dedicated to film and san francisco history. >> we are having a support network now, this enhances our mission and what we are trying to do it and it will protect us forward. >> i hope that we continue. there are storefronts all over the city. we have been approached by many of them. it is about getting the resources together. >

ann coulter no, holds barred, tomorrow night. and next monday don't forget, republican presidential primary debate here on cnn live beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern. that's all for tonight. here's anderson cooper with "ac 360." >> piers, i want to wish you also congratulations. i saw on twitter this weekend that you and your wife are expecting a child. that's fantastic. >> that is true, anderson. if it's a boy, rest assure, i will call it wolf. >> i have no doubt. piers, thank you. congratulations again. keeping them honest, new york congressman anthony weiner, one of the nation's most influential and outspoken democratic lawmakers, tearfully admitting he lied about tweeting a lewd photo of himself and more, saying it's part of a pattern, admitting to online relationships with half a dozen women exchanging explicit photos and messages with them, including after he got married. but this is not going away. when he told minority leader nancy pelosi he's not stepping down, she called for an ethics investigation. his confession came aft

kellie a touch of michelle malkin and of course what would the perfect pundit be without a part of ann coulter i would imagine she'd be wearing leather boots just ever spew some anti obama venom rail against socialist immigrants just about everyone else and there you go it actually makes so much sense fox can just remove the middleman and roger ailes can just speak directly to the people and you know where fox goes and us n.b.c. must follow the law probably have something up their sleeve soon enough to take the whitney humor of jake and rachel will mix it with the over the top earnestness of lawrence the anger of dylan annette the elitist and of joe and voila you've got the best g.e. spokesperson all over now of course that we here at r t don't want to be left out of this dystopian we've also created our own perfect pundit. her name as a lot of makovsky hope you enjoy. ok time for happy hour on this friday and joining me tonight is r t producer jenny churchill and evan mcmorris centaur a reporter and blogger for talking points memo thanks for joining guys happy friday . you know we've we've sp

and anne coulter known for her scathing words. what is she so angry about?oning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> congressman anthony weaner is vowing not to resign but he doesn't have a lot of support to remind him. yesterday he admitted to having inappropriate conversations on line with women and sending them risque photos. today he was quiet, but his colleagues in washington had plenty to say. >> i know congressman wiener and i wish there was someway i can defend him but i can't. >> i think it is up to congressman wiener and his constituents to make that decision. i don't condone that activity. i think he should resign. >> house democratic leader nancy pelosi is asking for a look into. he said he received a lewd photo of the congressman but he said he is not planning to released it unless wiener tries to disparage any other woman involved. >>> visas for foreign workers are under attack again, but not because they hurt american job seekers. these new complaints are coming from small business owners. abc's david louie reports from the south bay. >>

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gave you the idea to study the 80s as an attitude from -- for the period or did you see that in 80s coulter> the not very sexy answer to that question, i can trace it through when i had the idea for the book. i was sitting at home on a saturday night like a loser. that is what i do. i sit at home and watch reruns. and ghostbusters, i am convinced it is on somebody's television somewhere in america at all times -- right now someone is watching ghostbusters. at least one person. i was sitting there and there was some seen on and i tweeted out a line on my twitter -- giving you too much information -- some line that if you are not watching ghostbusters, i put out half a line and got flooded back with people finishing the line and adding did you see this part or that part and it is 2009 at that point. this was 1984 or 1985, it is a quarter century old movie and other people are not only watching it while i am watching it on a cable dial of 500 movies but quoting back the movie at me and there is something really weird about this. account was number of movies. in thinking about what i was watchi

coulter may not have caught his prey this time but it's a safe bet that bear will not want to come back ever again. he's saying, boss, i am done. dan harris, abc news, outside seattle. >> love it. >> just the bare facts. you're from seattle. have you ever had an urge to go hunting? bear hunting? >> no, i have not. [ sponge ] time to tackle these greasy dishes. i'm gonna need my biggest player. a change in the lineup? [ female announcer ] one bottle of ultra dawn has the grease-cleaning power of two of this competing brand. [ sponge ] way to go, kid. [ female announcer ] dawn does more... ♪ i'm watching ♪ i'm watching american television ♪ ♪ i'm watching ♪ i'm watching american television ♪ >>> so you think you can dance. that show's all about me. >> i don't think so. >>> all right, finally it is officially summer, yesterday was the first day of summer. that means it's time to fire up the grill. >> all right. the secret to having a hot barbecue is a few cool gadgets as everyone knows. here's becky worley with the latest toys to get you cooking outdoors and they all cost under 20 bucks. >

civilian life as coulter and they don't mesh. military personnel, especially if they're enlisted has probably never done a job interview. they've never had to go out and fill out a resume. they had a recruiter come find them when they were in high school sank please join the military. they take a test and the naked to choose what job they want. they going to the military, get all the training they need. when they leave they are not prepared because the way the military has worked, everything has been presented to them. now they don't understand how to work in a civilian environment. and providing them with recall to ration, having them understand the process of getting a civilian job, what's important to say, how to present yourself, how to the quality resume that doesn't look like it's a military transcript. i think those are the key issu issues. >> i've heard a lot from veterans about their frustration with having to wait years for the board of veterans appeals to issue decision on the appeal. on the agenda today is my legislat

join a heritage foundation forum with ann coulter.tive american experience and responsibility that people have to the environment and to other species. weekend schedules in your inbox. >> a brookings institution discussion on u.s.-india economic relations. panelists include u.s. treasury secretary timothy geithner. we touched upon various issues which focused on the economic and financial partnership opportunities between our two countries. while many industrial speakers, government speakers, regulators, institutions air their views and debated several topics during the course of the day, this was a session that we have been waiting for, to hear our two leaders. and we are honored to welcome them in the midst of this fantastic gathering of had in washington today. and while we welcome our leaders, what we have discussed over the course of the day have posed several issues, and have identified challenges we have in taking this collaboration and partnership forward. we talked about the u.s.-india two-way trade which has grown exponentia

a joint bid for kids foundation book party for ann coulter. and sunday, "in depth" live with the chickasaw nation's linda hogan. look for the entire three-day schedule at booktv.org and sign up for book tv alerts for weekend schedules in your in box. >> a house recently debated and voted on two measures related to u.s. military involvement in libya. look for continued debate in the house and senate at c-span's congressional chronicle, a comprehensive research on congress. fine video of every house and senate session, daily schedules, committee hearings and information on your elected officials at c-span.org /congress. >> c-span has launched an easy to navigate web site for politics in the 2012 presidential race. with the latest c-span events from the campaign trail, by all informational the candidates, twitter feeds and facebook updates from candidates and political reporters, and links to c-span media partners in the early primary and caucus states. visit us at c-span.org/2012. >> "washington journal" continues. host: transportation secretary

heritage foundation book party for an coulterville and her new book is "economic -- party for ann coulter and her new book "demonic." weekend schedules are in your in box. >> good morning karen >> temple linty criticize the foreign policies of president obama -- >> good morning. >> tim pawlenty criticized the foreign policies of president obama. >> advance in the cause of thoughtful and discussion and debate. i am thankful for your hospitality and your presence here this morning. i want to speak plainly about a number of opportunities and dangers we face today in the middle east. we have a situation where the revolutions now roiling that region offer the promise of a more democratic, more open, and more prosperous arab world. from morocco to the arabian gulf, the escape from the dead hand of oppression is now a real possibility. now is not the time to retreat from freedoms rise. yet, at the same time, we know these revolutions can bring to power forces that are neither democratic nor forward-leaning. just as the people of egypt, tunisia, libya, syria, and elsewhere see a chance for a bett

and there's a heritage foundation party for ann coulter. and linda hogan writes about the native american experience and the responsibility she believes people have to the environment and other species. look for the entire three-day schedule on a web site and sign up for the "book tv alert. weekend schedules in your in box. >> c-span has launched a new easy to navigate web site for for politics on the 2012 presidential race. it includes twitter feeds the candidates and political reporters and links to c-span media partners in the early primary and caucus states and more. d>> ""washington journal" continues. host: former congressman pete hoekstra and now a senior adviser at a public policy and law practice. he also is doing education worked at heritage. welcome back. guest: good to be here. thank you. host: let me begin with afghanistan. here is "the washington post." this was guarded primarily by afghan security. what you make of this going forward and implications of it for the transition? guest: if you look at any single event and say now

the eight jonas children -- >> coulter. brett.. and the family's ever expanding herd of goats.focus on something of greater importance. goat milk. first collected for family consumption as a nutritional drink, and then recrafted in 2008 for the general public as a moisturizing skin healing soap. >> i knew that we had a wonderful product when i put it in the shower, my husband's fingers stopped cracking and splitting. >> reporter: a flourishing home business called goat milk stuff was born. staffed by their home schooled children and housed behind their house in a no-frill structure designed to keep the family structure happily intact. in just two years' time, their reach has expanded from a regional customer base to a national network of home-based distributors to an expanding global internet market. >> we actually are on all seven continents. >> reporter: to keep up with the demand, two non-family employees have been added and a product line bolstered with more soaps and more fragrances for more skin conditions. in addition to lotions, laundry products, insect repellants, lip

join a book party with an colder -- ann coulter. and sunday, then the hogan writes about the native american experience and responsibility people have to the environment. look for the schedule at booktv.org. >> this fourth of july weekend, c-span3, we will visit the smithsonian museum of natural history to learn about a 19th century expedition to circumnavigate the globe and their treasure, 40 tons of sustenance that became the foundation of the smithsonian institution. laura bush on her time in the white house, planning her husband house presidential library at her memoir, "spoken from heart." then jfk's relationship with the press. >> democrats are weighing whether they should be in session next week. this after the president said in his news conference congress needs to stay in town and get the budget negotiations begun. he said the comments during this hour-long news conference. >> good morning, everybody. there are still a lot of folks struggling with the recession. people are still looking for a job that pays more. families ar