. -- anne coulter. host: what did you think about the straw poll? it was obvious that was mostly because of the demographics of the crowd. if paul's beliefs were looked at, he would get torn apart. posted by the american conservative union. the 40th annual conference. they just held their straw poll. marco rubio came in second to rand paul, followed by rick santorum and new jersey governor chris christie. you can see more details. here's the "huffington post" story. we also heard from sarah palin, and political commentator ann coulter. all the c-span coverage you can find at our website, c-span.org. a caller on independence line. gradeependent's line .aller: ♪ caller: it was excellent. i enjoyed rick santorum. socialble to tie in the issues of abortion, illegal immigration, and traditional marriage with our fiscal situation. a lot of people don't see the connection between the two. there is, especially the illegal immigration. i enjoyed ted cruz, because he gave an overview of -- overview of everything.

ofm ann coulter, the author nine "new york times" best sellers.lly ruined everything, didn't it? little kids can i go on white house tours. the muslim brotherhood has been deprived of $250 million -- oh, no, that is fine. back onc had to cut speakers this year by about 300 towns. [applause] after all of obama's hard work and wrangling over the budget, he has managed to cut the growth of the federal spending by 2%. congratulations, mr. president. even that was imposed on him by the sequestered. and roger ailes called obama lazy. said that was racist. but that was a direct quotation. know why he did not know that? because he is lazy. according to liberals, these are racist dog whistles, which may be why only debbie wasserman schulz and rachel maddow can hear them. obama has his own words. he says investments, and he means government spending. he says revenue, and he means taxes. in the dr. lincoln is library, and he means, "distract michelle. i'm going out for a smoke." remember, republicans agreed to raise taxes, and in exchange, we're supposed to

and they're not those of ann coulter. >> they are not those of ann coulter. >> and you have to thinkt at some point, the smelling salts will be waved underneath -- they don't have to worry about primary challenges, right? this is just about the future of the conservative movement and the republican movement and maybe that will shake them out of the stupor and the wanton disregard for actual facts relating to immigration. >> if you know that fox news has your back, it's not as important that rish limbaugh is sticking the knife in your front. >> that's the ultimate test. >> if you look at people who have started to peek their head out about 2016 already, whether it be jeb bush, marco rubio. there's something that a lot of them have in common -- they're all very much so in front on this issue. they get it. >> we shall see. early april, people. >>> coming up, you knew, you knew he loved clearing brush. but were you aware of his skills with an actual brush. we will discuss george w. bush's lesser known artistic side. that's one of his pieces right there. >>> but first we will talk with ta

watch. >> joining us the one and only ann coulter. at cpac, congratulations. >> thank you. >> sean: here is some concern among republicans over the issue of health care. >> yeah.ll right. so paul ryan comes out with a budget and i'm glad we are he going to balance it in ten years, a lot of things i like, still has growth, liberals can't say we're cutting because we're every year for ten years. if they want to repeal health care it's not going to happen through the ryan budget. that means the house republicans have to hold the line and quote, shut down the government and deal with the president demagoguing. >> i'm not sure that's a good idea. >> sean: all right, we're going to disagree, i like this. but, ann, we won't get to a balanced budget unless we get to the monstrosity. >> i agree. what we have to concentrate on is winning. as the last series of elections have shown us, passion and principle is great. >> sean: but that's passion and principle. >> you need to win elections and how you actually change stuff. obama is not going to s

problem. >> joining us to discuss this the one and only ann coulter.i like as a foundation a lot of the rubio plan in a sense. these borders need to be secured. >> right. >> sean: now there is an addendum that rand paul has, that i know rubio likes and that is that every single portion of the border, once it's secure, and none of this happens until. >> right. >> sean: it's secure will first have to be voted on and that means republicans will have to put their seal of approval, that they believe it's cordoned off. does that impact you at all? >> a little bit. i mean, it's a good idea. i actually do think enforcement first, and let's start with enforcement and i love how the media sort of convinced americans that building a wall on the border, well, that's crazy. like sending a man to mars. and why is this treated as something so outside of the bounds of rationality. but, no, you have to start with enforcement, legalization and immediately, that means collecting government assistance and that means, we're never going to turn around and say, no, you're no

ana coulter, no longer a fan of chris christie.years ago at cpac. >> we don't run christine pelosi y i romney will be the nominee. >> she was right. this is ann. >> as you know i have loved chris christie, i'm a single voter against amnesty so christie is off my list. >> john: i guess ronald reagan is also off her list because reagan gave amnesty. are you surprised that ann coulter is fickle in they they are affection? >> i am. i trust everything that comes out of her. there is no one more abhor rent than she is. i can't believe they give her a platform. she gets under my nerves. >> john: were you surprised to see ann coulter to a flip flop on her savior and the most electable republican. >> she's rich for a reason. she's a salacious factory. an internet mean factory. that's why she's the best seller. >> you know i talk to joy behar about this a lot. she said she's a joke. but she's evil. >> john: but she talks evil. let's say that ann coulter comes to jesus and said we need to have love and respect for all of our human beings desp

obviously, they did not hear coulter -- ann coulter's speech about what happened last time we agree tonding cuts. he thought we should do targeted cuts and not across the board cuts. you do not want to see defense cuts or military cuts across the board like everything else. now we get to a couple more controversial questions. what do you think the u.s. role should be in the world today. as you can see, half of you think we should take a step back and let our allies around the and for themselves. a little more than 1/3 of us still favor a more muscular where the u.s. helps provide defense for its allies. almost one out of five are on the fence on this issue. this issue is going to play itself out over the next several years inside the party and inside the movement. something that one of the speakers made him so famous on is the use of drones. the federal government using drones. overwhelmingly, you oppose using combat andtarget non- who are u.s. citizens to either kill them or to survey them. [applause] now we come to the numbers you have all been waiting for. before i go to the next sl

here is reaction, author, columnist our friend, ann coulter.bob woodward's book, well done, well researched, but ironic that the liberal media has turned on him because he dared to expose a couple of obama lies, what do you make of that? >> i think some of these liberal journalists have become hot house flowers, if they consider this intimidation. give me a break. but i do -- i mean, the important point is making about the sequester and i can't believe you've got me to talk about the sequester i'm so bored with. >> sean: i didn't ask you about it. >> that's the important point, he's making. i'm going to an end of the world orgy and if it kicks it. >> sean: the my and apocalypse. for the end of ten years, 2.4 trillion instead of 2.5 trillion, that's the sequester. but i think it's a serious point that he is raising about obama's response to the federal budget going up by only 2.4 trillion dollars and that is, i mean, something quite outrageous that obama did this week in response to this, it called the firemen first rule. when voters say to the

i think when you saw what ann coulter had to say about immigration that was disappointing because bothhere's somewhere to move forward but mostly it was a moment for everybody to say we have a lot of work to do in this party. >> i thought you saw the fusion that the republican party is going through politically, when you have the full retribution in terms of bipartisanship, that if you work on consensus, we're going to primary you from the club for growth, and i think that with the ryan ii budget came out, same as the first one, i think you see a party trying to define itself and i think the cpac was one part of their definition and right now, the definition that has the upper hand and i think it doesn't speak well for electoral politics down the road for republicans as a whole. >> since you brought up ann coulter i want to bring up a quick bite, ann coulter a conservative columnist and commentator and this is part what have she had to say talking about undocumented workers and the pathway to sit zebship or legal documentation. >> as amnesty goes through, america becomes california and

i am here with the author ann coulter . the history of the cappacino machine . just got fired from his job in forever but landed the role of the fred quinpick. this writer, how does he do it? >> in jim spanarkel, it is my side kick and homeless shelter, many would enter him . fox news contributor and editor and chief of the dail color. did he misspeak or did president cool. >> it would be a guy for president and a guy who is out of touch and didn't get pop culture references and fit the version of cool . so beloved by journalist. i guess they were right. >> most people agree that i am being reasonable and most people believe i am presenting a fair deal and the fact they do i want take it means i should somehow do a jedi mind meld with these folks and convince them to do what is right? >> that was president obama if that is his real name. aka coolist hippest president. in the press conference confusing the jedi from star wars and vulcan mind melt from star trek. impeachment proceedings are underway as the interloper has been exposed. what does this guy think? (sp

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ann coulter's gop is doing just great, isn't it?> i gather that is for rick so i will keep my mouth shut. why isn't it your gop? >> i am not in the gop. >> we have to be able to win elections. there is a bunch of reasons why we don't win elections. i don't buy we have to become more libertarian to win elections. i don't know what the magic sauce is at this point. it is about the candidate, the guy delivering the message. yes, i think there are things we can do to change the message, but at the end of the day the messenger, people vote on who they want to have a beer with. it is a really light, low bar. i think we have to have candidates that can deliver a powerful message and who are also willing to be stronger. i think the romney campaign demonstrated it in ways that were too timid, and they thought the campaign would be more about obama, and we didn't have any idea that we were pushing for him. >> tom, what do you think? does the gop need to be what rand paul considers more tolerant or less tolerant or keep the same amount of tole

ann coulter has endorsed you, that's the good news.that your district would vote for hitler. this is as ugly an endorsement as you could possibly get, isn't it? >> yeah. and i'm guessing bostic doesn't want that endorsement, and barely to be quite frank doesn't necessarily benefit that much even from santorum's endorsement. folks in south carolina in that district don't care about these folks weighing in. this is a district, very conservative. it is going to be about who they feel comfortable with. this race, you know, obviously sanford was in that seat before, a former governor. let's also remember newt gingrich won the south carolina primary by a landslide, and santorum won something like 17%. so in previous campaigns, you have seen south carolina embrace men unfaithful to their wives. >> mark sanford is way overfinanced compared to bostic. he has $271,000 at this point, bostic, $56,000 for this runoff next week. and the polls indicate that sanford is ahead of bostic in the runoff. it is starting to look like sanford versus colbert.

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[laughter] ninean coulter, author of new york times bestsellers.he sequester has really ruined everything, hasn't it? little kids can't go on white house source, muslim brotherhood has been deprived of 250 million -- oh no, that is safe. had to cut back on its figures this year by about 300 pounds. [laughter]

joining me with reaction, columnist ann coulter.s. >> sean: i saw that on "the five". here is a guy from canada mocking half the country that would otherwise see his movies and hee-haw, making fun. i wonder if he would ever have the stereo types for african-americans and muslim americans? would he do that. >> no, you're allowed to make fun of white soutsouthners and christians. they don't need body guards because they live in multi-million dollar homes where there aren't drive-by shootings and rapes in the street. and i note he said body guards don't have a hundred round magazines, who has a hundred round magazine. i don't see the point of banning it if they jam. but a hundred ground magazine would be as tall as i am. do they have 30 round or ten round magazines, which isn't allowed in new york? their position is always, in fairness they think only they should have guns, but which is weird because my opinion is, in fairness, only i should have a gun. so, i think we could come to an agreement. >> sean: a couple of things here, he's a

. >> the kind of intraparty donnybrook featuring ann coulter versus ann coulter. here is what she said two years ago. >> if you don't run chris christie, romney will be the nominee. and lose. >> and here is ann coulter this weekend, landing one squarely on the jaw of the very same guy she once wanted to elect president. >> even cpac had to cut back on his speakers this year by about 300 pounds. i'm now a single-issue voter against amnesty. so christie's off my list. >> the next national election is still 596 days away. but there's no rest for republican party still duking it out. how long before a victor is declared? republican strategist mike murphy is not optimistic. predicting we will be stuck in an age of chaos and factional warlords for a while. the battle royale will be the 2015 presidential primary season. robert, you could hear dog wiss in the background during some of those remarks at cpac. this is, i think we've seen a messy republican party over the course of last several months. but the coming, the sort of head-to-head at cpac, i thought was the strong

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. >> that was ann coulter. in 2011.ere she is in 2012 at cpac. >> romney of the four remaining is the most conservative, has the strongest position on illegal immigration. >> oh, and here is ann coulter at cpac this past weekend. >> even cpac had to cut back on speakers this year by about 300 pounds. i'm now a single issue voter against amnesty. so christie is off my list. >> ann was against romney before she was for him, and for christie before she was against him, and each of those positions got rousing applause at cpac. >>> up next, hillary clinton moves into the majority on marriage equality. ♪ [ male announcer ] tenacity plated in chrome. determination covered in mud. fight firing on six cylinders. the new ram 1500 with best-in-class fuel economy. guts. glory. ram. motor trend's 2013 truck of the year. because all these whole grains aren't healthy unless you actually eat them ♪ multigrain cheerios. also available in delicious peanut butter. healthy never tasted so sweet. glass on floors. daily chores. for the littl

the last time i debated with ann coulter at george washington university, i raised $18,000 for the kindd kids in need of desks. this time we tried, we really did, but we couldn't adjust my schedule to join the fun at cpac. so as i've told them, maybe next year. if it will work out in the schedule, i will happily go and do that. cpac's invitation to donald trump led michelle malkin to tweet, cpac is dead. and the conservative editors of the washington examiner who are actually co-sponsoring the event write, cpac flouts conservatism's rich intellectual tradition by inviting such a trans parent crackpot, a celebrity huckster with no history as a conservative and no knowledge of conservatism. virginia governor bob mcdonald as well as the most popular governor in the country, governor chris christie. that promoted one of the cpac's scheduled speakers to say this. >> i don't know what the purpose of cpac is anymore. i don't know how they define who gets to come in and who doesn't get to come in. my sense is that the board is not very open and not very clear about whether it's personality deci

. >> that was ann coulter. in 2011. here she is in 2012 at cpac. >> romney of the four remaining is the most conservative, has the strongest position on illegal immigration. >> oh, and here is ann coulter at cpac this past weekend. >> even cpac had to cut back on speakers this year by about 300 pounds. i'm now a single issue voter against amnesty. so christie is off my list. >> ann was against romney before she was for him, and for christie before she was against him, and each of those positions got rousing applause at cpac. >>> up next, hillary clinton moves into the majority on marriage equality. vo: bold has a huge imagination a playground of innovation, color, and design. showing up where we least expect it and taking inspiration from our wildest dreams. because bold doesn't see the world in fixtures and faucets, it re-imagines. coloring our lives in ways only bold can do. it's no wonder the world can't wait to see what bold does next. >>> lbgt americans are our soldiers, our friends, our loved ones. they are full a

with you this evening at the end of this fantastic conference -- and i hope one of these days ann coulter will learn to speak her mind. [laughter] if we can get her to come out of that shell, she could have some powerful things to say. what i want to talk about today is the question, how do we keep winning? simple steps. two number 1, defense the constitution. [cheers and applause] the constitution. number 2, champion growth and opportunity. the send -- defend the constitution. liberty is under assault from every direction. in second amendment is president obama and the senate democrats' cross hairs right now. we did receive helpful advice from joe biden. if you have any threats at home, go at home with a double barreled shotgun and fired into the air. that is useful if you are being attacked by a flock of geese. or a drone. [cheers and applause] so maybe joe biden stumbled onto something after all. week, we had a hearing in the senate judiciary committee. a senior democrat explained to me that questions about the constitution have no role in the u.s. senate. because, she explains, it is

ann coulter, ladies and gentlemen. >> well, i'll put it in a nutshell.f you don't run chris christie, romney will be the nominee. >> okay. so there's that. now, ann coulter, cpac 2012. >> romney of the four remaining is the most conservative. >> and there you have cpac. that's all i know about cpac. it is the most wildly inconsistent nut house you could ask for. >> of course, of course. there is a budget on the table that is being embraced by much of the conservative world. that is based on fantasy. it is based on repealing settled law. over 40% of the savings are based on a myth. it's never going to happen. so the idea that, you know, chris -- or mitt romney gets a pass on being not conservative enough or too conservative or whatever they think he is at this point, seems to just be part and parcel of a party that has not reconciled any semblance of what the truth is. either -- in terms of fiscal policy or in terms of ideology. i think it's incredible that the one thing that is picking up steam here is the notion that we need to slash our defense budget,

coulter. remember, republicans are working hard to win over women voters. after all, they gave the longest speaking segment of all at cpac to freedom-loving, soda-drinker, sarah palin, who lobbed a verbal spit ball right at bush's brain, karl rove. >> these experts who keep losing elections, keep getting rehired, raking in millions, buck up or stay in the truck. buck up and run. the architects can head on back to -- they can head on back to the great lone star state and put their name on some ballot. >> rove responded that he didn't think it would be a very good -- he would be a very good candidate because he is, quote, sort of a balding fat guy. buck up, karl. take a big gulp. you have a long week ahead. we are joined now by msnbc political analyst, former senior adviser to the president, david axelrod live with us from phoenix, arizona. good afternoon, sir. >> martin, good to be with you. >> it's been suggested that you and your team were responsible for defining mitt romney and the republican party over the course of last year. in fact, both mr. romney a

would lose. >> can we make stick figure jokes about ann coulter?uld have killed him with a rock. >> i think her bones are too brittle to lift up a rock. >> cigarettes and chardonnay. >> hello. [ ♪ circus ♪ ] >> stephanie: okay. also at cpac, the half term ex-governor of sarah palin took a whack at karl rove challenge him to run for office himself. buck up or stay in the truck she said. >> what the he will, l does that mean? >> did you see her big gulp shen anen gas. >> stephanie: carrot top of cpac now. she's anti-nanny state. [ whatever! ] >> stephanie: with the prop humor. she said rove shot back if he were to run and win, he would finish one term. ouch! donald trump is being zing. some kind of clown? >> stephanie: they're all clowns please, don't fight. donald trump twittered to call malkin a dummy who was born stupid. jacki, have you been following this twitter war? >> no. i have actually not been following it. there are two people i dislike anymore than donald trump and mickell. >> this is nice. she called trump a conserve-a-fraud. >> trump an

. >> at this weekend's cpac, professional provocateur ann coulter hurled insults at chris christie, who was not invited to attend. >> even cpac had to cut back on its speakers this year by about 300 pounds. >>> business mogul and reality tv star donald trump told the cpac crowd what he thought about immigration reform. >> you know that the 11 million illegals, even if given the right to vote, you know you're going to have to do what's right. but the fact is, 11 million people will be voting democratic. >> and now to karl rove versus sarah palin. the former alaska governor who resigned mid-way through her first term all but called rove by his name with this political dig. >> the architects can head on back to -- [ cheers and applause ] they can head on back to the great lone star state and put their name on some ballot. >> rove wasted no time hitting back at palin. >> i don't think i'm a particularly good candidate, sort of a balding fat guy. second of all, i'd say if i did run for office and win, i'd serve out my term. i wouldn't leave office midterm. >> and that's your admonishing dish

ann coulter is just -- wow. >> uh-huh.did i say she's not supportive of her fellow women. >> well, that's a loaded question. >> stephanie: let's not take that joke. all right -- oh my god -- >> i am more of a man than any liberal is -- >> she admitted it. >> stephanie: thank you. all right. bill o'reilly. >> there have been no real cuts. democrats are just slowing down the rate of spending. but the sad fact is barack obama not going to change his opinion. he believes a massive federal debt will not harm the country, period. >> stephanie: the deficit is going down, down down. >> george bush ruined the economy. obama is trying to save it. >> stephanie: yes, lowest level of spending since eisenhower. rush limbaugh >> so what the left tries to do -- you'll hear this fill this pulpit praise for his behavior towards the poor and people in the thir world, and it's going to be an attempt to soften him up, because eventually what they want him to do is renounce christ. that is the objective of the progressives who oppose the cathol

idea so really the tara focus of the panel i think what we should focus on you know looking at ann coulter speech out of the comments made by donald trump is this idea on whether minority outreach is a good idea or whether the republican party to to win elections should really be looking towards its base which you know its base being increasingly white racists. so what are your thoughts on what he matthew had to say and not specifically necessarily but you know to that with within their vote what i think people are missing is well number one the entire video of that panel has not yet quite been released we only are seeing a little two and a half minute segments of mr terry's comments exclusively and mr smith's reaction to him but as you notice he stood up terry did and was perhaps almost expecting a reaction for what he said he did get a little bit of reaction but what. everyone has not yet seen is the reaction that i actually got when i stood up to ask a question about why is it that when we hear racist talk race ads and i gave the example of pete pete hoekstra is a very racist ad asian a

idea so really the tara focus of the panel i think what we should focus on you know looking at ann coulter speech one of the comments made by donald trump is this idea on whether minority outreach is a good idea or whether the republican party to to win elections should really be looking towards its base which you know is the reagan democrats is the blue collar working vote and i mean that's kind so so are you of the opinion that the republican party should be reaching out to african-americans and latinos but i think to be have in every community but you really look at what the base is based largely what the basic largely white it's largely you know small business owners the middle class but also the blue collar vote and what we see is the billionaires and the billionaires and there is the biggest problem the disconnect we see it because you have a lot of tea party activists a lot of real staunch conservative spot. social conservatives they care about issues more than money and the problem is there's a huge divide between the billionaires and millionaires who are pushing this campaign you

ann coulter, tucker carlson. it's awesome.d to bleep her. you are up. >> dana: i don't think i needed to be bleeped by the way. you be the judge of that. >> kimberly: bob is contagious. >> dana: there is great news. the virginia commonwealth university study released confirms of what i've tried to tell fox for a long time, that bringing dogs to work lower stress. everybody is encouraged to do this. john o'hurley is working with purina company to make it happen. watch. >> we all know how spending time with our pets can make life better. for both of us. i visited the purina headquarters where they believe people and pets are better together. hanging out with your pet is all if adees work. >> dana: that is not a joke. that is real. >> greg: what if i met is liemer? >> dana: speaking of that, you will not want to miss the top of tomorrow's "the five." >> kimberly: i have a great

with you this evening at the end of this fantastic conference -- and i hope one of these days ann coulterill learn to speak her mind. [laughter] if we can get her to come out of that shell, she could have some powerful things to say. what i want to talk about today is the question, how do we keep winning? i will suggest two simple steps. number 1, defense the constitution. [cheers and applause] -- defend the constitution. number 2, champion growth and opportunity. the send -- defend the constitution. liberty is under assault from every direction. the second amendment is in president obama and the senate democrats' cross hairs right now. we did receive helpful advice from joe biden. if you have any threats at home, go at home with a double barreled shotgun and fired into the air. that is useful if you are being attacked by a flock of geese. or a drone. [cheers and applause] so maybe joe biden stumbled onto something after all. this past week, we had a hearing in the senate judiciary committee. a senior democrat explained to me that questions about the constitution have no role in the u.s.

ann coulter. lisping to cruz, i thought i was listening to a supreme court argument. the first amend, going to ban some books or other books? how do you justify it. i thought he made a good case and she got pissed. >> yeah. asked some very important questions and dianne feinstein, like her other "i am woman hear me roar" democratic female. hillary clinton,sons they get a question they don't like, they start crying. that's fantastic. i'd like to see how that would go over in a law school class when a prefer asks you to distinguish cases. i have been very educated and i'm offend by that question. i -- >> sean: i've read the constitution. >> on college campuses with co-eds telling me they're offended. it's going to be harder to say that's not an answer now that the u.s. senators are as an answer, and what dianne feinstein eventually got toning a was preposterous, and he said we banned child pornography. the very answer proofs the absurdity. the first amendment protects speech, not photograph, certainly not photographs photof genitals. if we interpreted the -- you could h

ann coulter. >> dana: people on the radio only hear your -- >> andrea: it's true. >> greg: do it again. "red eye," east coast -- >> dana: i would not miss that show for all the money in the world. i would not miss it. i stopped. >> dana: bob, you are last. >> bob: i thought eric took it well. it's a tough year of change. i want you to know something, eric, it has been -- we have been on the air two years. you are a pro. you have done more to promote the show than anything else. >> eric: love you brother. >> andrea: happy birthday. >> dana: are you going to niss we'll show you that on monday. thank we will show you the video straight ahead. greg? >> no, we won't, andy. >> why are we doing the story? >> slow news day. >> i guess it was either that or the sequester. >> rut sequester. >> rut. >> let's welcome our guest. she is so cute that dora the explorer sleeps on a dana parino pillow. and if fierce commentary was karate lessons i would do him in the strip mall. it is jimmy mcginnis, gavin's dad. and in delaware he is considered a rest stop. it is my sidekick, bill schulz. and he is so

we have ann coulter, and she will be here to discuss something and say something inflammatory, whichack away from. and of course there will be tucker carlson being as tuckery as ever. he has really invented the word carlson. >> i don't think he did. >> tuck in with tucker, that's what i always say. >> that was his morning show. that was his late night show. >> it was pajamas with a bow tie, adorable. >> exactly. >> that's not true. that's true. i am not true. 45% of recent college grads living at home. couple things, you said whooping and then said you love using the phrase p whoing. >> yes. >> not a phrase as much as it is a word. >> that is true. what if it was two words like whop-ping-duck! >> reporter: -- >> then we would have you checked into the hospital to see what caused that. >> it wouldn't be the first time. >> you also insisted that no young people are living in a crawlspace in your apartment. >> yes. >> the key word there is living. >> i dance around that. that's how i get past the lie detectors. >> it is lawyerly of you. jonathon greg asked if you were surprised how many

. >> conservative commentator and author ann coulter also spoke today.he said what many speakers have said to this crowd, that after losing two presidential elections, conservatives and republicans should not be demoralized. >> stop panicking, republicans. obama was an incumbent, he did worse than any other incumbent to win an election in more than 100 years. >> former house speaker newt gingrich spoke earlier today and he says the gop does not need new principles. but maybe new ideas to reach voters. arthel and rick? >> arthel: molly henneberg, thank you very much for that live report there at cpac. >> rick: and joining us now for a little bit of analysis, our political panel, danine, richard goodstein s a democratic political consultant and storm advisor to hillary clinton for president back in 2008. good to sigh both. let me start with you, we just heard from senator cruz say that conservatives are winning and he -- how do we keep winning? i bet a lot of people are wondering what is he talking about? they lost seats in the senate and the white house f

ann coulter. >> dana: people on the radio only hear your -- >> andrea: it's true. >> greg: do it again. "red eye," east coast -- >> dana: i would not miss that show for all the money in the world. i would not miss it. i stopped. >> dana: bob, you are last. >> bob: i thought eric took it well. it's a tough year of change. i want you to know something, eric, it has been -- we have been on the air two years. you are a pro. you have done more to promote the show than anything else. >> eric: love you brother. >> andrea: happy birthday. >> dana: are you going to niss we'll show you that on monday. thank you for watching. good night. ♪ ♪ >> bret: this a fox news alert. it's here. president obama is expected to sign an executive order tonight implementing $85 billion in cuts of cuts to the growth of federal spending. an idea he put on the table at the start of one of biggest games of political poker in recent memory. we have fox team coverage tonight. this is just beginning in a series of potential budget battleles. we begip with chief white house correspondent ed henry on the president exaspe

with the help of conservative icon ann coulter and mimi roth who reconciled up some of you last week we will debate the issues. ladies, welcome. let's start with the public sale of cigarettes. here again the mayor. >> we are proposing legislation that would prohibit display of tobacco products in most retail establishments. the reason, such displays suggest it as normal activity and they invite young people to experiment with tobacco. >> i don't think it will change teenagers knowing about it. it wouldn't make a difference whether it was concealed or not. >> geraldo: isn't that kid right it doesn't make a difference? >> it makes a big difference. one the things i admire about mayor bloomberg is he is a student of behaviorial psychology. if you increase the in convenience you will decrease the behavior and consumption. it will reduce consumption absolutely. >> geraldo: like condoms or female hygiene products? >> but condoms is a different issue i think, geraldo are. >> geraldo: ann, are you a student of behavioral science? >> i think i do not want a may wore who is a behavioral scient