much more with ann coulter. don't forget. we wanted to hear from you. special come pan yon site. follow the live show and share your thoughts and you can even talk to anne. you can do it twitter at sean hannity. i decided your humble host the most heartwarming video of the day and that is coming up. >> lying there in the rubble, i never lost consciousness i hollered for my little dog and he didn't answer. so i know he is in there somewhere. >> sean: you have to see this an elderly tornado survivor with a dog she thought she lost. it happened live on national television. that will be a video of the day. you don't want to miss this. that is straight ahead. >>> welcome back to hannity. we continue with ann coulter. fifth amendment. how do you read that as a lawyer? >> as giuliani was saying, i watched it before coming on. you can only plead the fifth if you could be incriminated in a crime, not because you don't feel like answering. that tells us something. republicans in light of the tornado, the media was looking for any excuse not to cover this. you hav

much more with ann coulter. don't forget. we wanted to hear from you.pecial come pan yon site. follow the live show and share your thoughts and you can even talk to anne. you can do it twitter at sean hannity. i decided your humble host the most heartwarming video of the day and that is coming up. >> lying there in the rubble, i never lost consciousness i hollered for my little dog and he didn't answer. so i know he is in there somewhere. >> sean: you have to see this an elderly tornado survivor with a dog she thought she lost. it happened live on national television. that will be a video of the day. you don't want to miss this. that is straight ahead. it's a brand new start. with centurylink visionary cloud infrastructure, and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable, secure, and agile. .... whoa! nobody insures more bikes than progressive. do you guys ride? well... no. sometimes, yeah. yes. well, if you know anybody else who also rides, send them here -- we got great coverage. it's not like bikers love their bikes more than life

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an colder -- ann coulter is in the studio. she'll stalk about the president's lack of handling of the attack in syria over the weekend. and there are three viral videos, i believe. the videos of the day, now throughout the show you will see a portion of each of them and at the end of the show, by the way you can go to "hannity" live, and you can tell us which one you think is the video of the day. the first one features the brave young man wounded in last month's boston marathon. do you think this is the video of the day? with the spark miles card from capital one, bjorn earns unlimited rewas for his small business take theseags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjors small busiss earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card. [ garth why settle for less? ahh, oh! [ garth ] great businesses deserve limited reward [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one and earn unlimited rewards. choose double miles or 2% cash back on every purchase every day. what's

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ann coulter, we always love having you. see you. >> good to see you. >> and up next, new disturbing hidden camera video from inside a new york city abortion clinic. >> what if he was like twitching or something like that? >> the solution will make it stop. >> okay. okay. >> he's not going to be moving around. >> the solution would make it like -- >> yeah, that's the whole purpose of the solution. >> and it gets much worse. the woman who captured that footage is on here next to respond. and mr. blue-collar comedy himself, larry the cable guy is in the house. log on to our special hannity live. it's simple to talk to us, go to announcer: where can an investor be a name and not a number? scottrade. ron: i'm never alone with scottrade. i can always call or stop by my local office. they're nearby and ready to help. so when i have questions, i can talk to someone who knows exactly how i trade. because i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. that's why i'm with scottrade. announcer: scottrade- proud to be ranked "best overa

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i don't like all of what ann coulter says. i do understand what she means i think in that regard, and there's other stuff. that sounds fun. you need a charismatic people go. >> [inaudible] >> trying to have a sales pitch. and i think especially on the right we've been feeding that. we've been feeling like okay, they've gotten their soundbite down, but do they really believe in these ideas or are they just doing it for the sake of securing political power? for instance, john boehner decided over a rigged vote at the republican national convention just as the democrats did, but he's the speaker of the house. he's a major representative of our party. the leader of the party ought to be willing to call out our own leadership when the nesting up for the value. >> i think what's happened with the grassroots on the right has been they feel like they can't give an inch anymore because he doesn't suck is always taking advantage in the long run. that's what you and republicans and house are obstructionists i think. i actually like that

with me with her unique take on the benghazi gate scandal the income parable ann coulter. does this impact the former first lady's presidential prospects? >> well, it should but it didn't impact the commander in prospectselection pros is because the media didn't talk about it. obama is commander in chief and he was technical responsible. she was secretary of state, hillary clinton blowing off all this stuff. you really can't help but to keep coming back be to the media. people complained about mitt romney not bringing it up more in the debates. the american people wouldn't have known what he was talking about. the media bought their lies. they're are nonsense lies about it being some american movie trailer put on you tube which was lied about over and over again. hillary lied about there not being warnings. and just if you just look at expanded -- a small amount -- expand it a small amount. first the bombers in boston warned by russia. underwear bomber we were warned by his father. hassan, we were warned he was radical. it is like a muslim is a made man and if all of the -

lou: yesterday his attorney general used the phrase i don't know or some variation with an error coulterid not know or some variation, 57 times. 57 times listen to it. >> there are exceptions to that rule i do not know. again i don't know. i don't knowhat happened in this matter. i don't know. i don't know. i don't know. i don't ow what the civil recourse we have i don't know exactly how the irs is constructed at this point*. lou: back in jerry secretary of state clinton had this to say about benghazi. >> i certainly did not know of any reports that contradicted the talking points at the time the ambassador rice went on the tv show. lou: it is called the i don'know if ministration the president uses the new mantra pages waso fix things does not to talk about benghazi or the irs the commissioner is out although he was already planning to leave and a couple of weeks but the present has complete confidence of his attorney general even though 131 congressmen, eight senators and the two governors have called for his resignation over "fast & furious" scandal. forgot about back? what about beng

>> what people like to call coulter processed even a baby carriage can be defined as process because it doesn't grow that way in the ground but it is shaved but typically for my sense processed foods are those that take the natural ingredients too high and the refining and process in those formulas are incredibly dependent on small sugar and fat. is not a mystery you can pick up the of label to see the amount of salt, sugar comment and fat and it is extraordinary across the board how reliant the industry is on these three ingredients that adjusts for flavor but convenience for preservatives and also low-cost because they can help the industry avoid using more costly ingredients like fresh herbs and spices >> it is true i had to come all the way from next door to be here. i am honored to be here at the honors college. this coming to me is an experiment and you were the victims, the subjects of the experiment because as you may have gathered from the introduction, i everything except i am a word person and product in the world of words in one of the lessons to me and problems to me in

joining me with reaction to this scandal, "new york times" best-selling author ann coulter.re you? >> fine. thanks. good to be here. >> sean: let's start with the news organizations that are going to allow the off the record session. what's your reaction to that? >> it's strange, but politico doesn't care if their emails were being read, because they were going to the white house anyway. all their calls were going directly to the white house. i agree with you. what is the point of this? if hit to do with national security, as often happened during the bush administration, what happens was, the president himself, the secretary of defense,ñr sometimes congressme, like antiwar john murtha, would call, for example, the head of the "new york times" directly, the head of the "washington post," explain this is a national security issue, please don't run the stories. just, by the way, "the washington post" and "new york times" ran them anyway. i think it's quite obvious that the reason eric holder wants to meet with members of the press to schmooze them and bs them. i don't know the

on all of the war patrols so what i just read you had five war patrols in the family of one plane coulter who is alive in the chief petty officer on board act shall be three generations of that family and want to thank you for coming tonight and in particular for your father support in the research of my book. if you have any questions we ask that you come up to the microphone right behind the projector otherwise he will not get on c-span tv that is building this and i cannot hear you because i am deaf as opposed. please take into the microphone. >> do not be shy. excellent. here we go. >> i read the first quarter of the book and it is a great book. i cannot wait to get through the entire thing but i wanted to comment to ask you to share with the audience i found it fascinating for those of us on the pacific coast, the west coast, your elaborate and detailed chronology of exactly how people responded to the very limited and highly effective attacks of the japanese submarines of the west coast , the reaction seems to belief the projection that perhaps this attack might have had the psychol

her coulter is wonderful. what religion to be pixie dust. we like christmas. we don't like good friday. it's just the way we are built. if you look at world religion they have a lot of dark sides. the iroquois and aztecs had ritual torture and if you think about crucifixion, that's ritual torture, is it not quite if you think about the demons of tibetan buddhism has this dark, dark side to this spiritual reality. the beginning it's just that, you begin to understand they might be entering the dark side of something which is in fact rules we generally suspect the cause would do but now are asking ordinary young humans to do. the other thing i thought about is whether or not it is a spiritual experience, it is sort as intense as the spiritual experience and that is combat. i suspect it may be the dark side of the same coin. i can tell you here how similar it is if you think about the mistakes of many world religions, therefore things in common. they are always aware of their own death. those of you who are children of the 60s remember carl castanon of, always ov

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coulter tweeting this morning. the idea that he would be investigating himself in this. that's the point here. >> anna: ultimately what do you think the president is going to do? he is trying to keep this thing as far as away from him as he can. this thing has come out attorney general eric holder and he has stood behind him so strongly recently. you wonder if his days indeed are numbered. >> clayton: why is his leak so important anyway for the doj to be investigating? if you look at whether or not there was a small scale discussion of what north korea might do with the weapons test. they always do a weapons test. when south korea shows some strength, they fire off a weapon. when they -- when iran wants to do something or we have some resolve against iran they fire off a weapon to. >> mike: that's about all they really found out in their investigation. it just seems like they are targeting a news organization that being fox news. >> clayton: ron kessler the author of the secrets of the fbi has more thoughts on jame

then she claims she got a death threat before ann coulter visited the university.targeted because i'm promoted promoted bill ayers. it does make you stop and think how much of any was truthful and what this says about the larger university community if anything. >> this wasn't some whacko. she had an award winning blog and radio show that talked about it. this calls into question anything she ever said. >> megyn: here is another crazy thing. here is the university's responsibility. instead of saying, this was wrong, she never should have pointed the finger politically for something she was making up, according to our own authorities campus police. this was the university's response. quote, this episode has sparked an important discussion reaffirming the community has no tolerance of any violence. fact that the post was a fabrication does not change the necessity for continued vigilance in assuring we have a campus where everyone feels safe. the spokesperson came out and said it's important this event does not undermine the progress that has been made in this area.

her coulter is wonderful. what religion to be pixie dust. we like christmas.e don't like good friday. it's just the way we are built. if you look at world religion they have a lot of dark sides. the iroquois and aztecs had ritual torture and if you think about crucifixion, that's ritual torture, is it not quite if you think about the demons of tibetan buddhism has this dark, dark side to this spiritual reality. the beginning it's just that, you begin to understand they might be entering the dark side of something which is in fact rules we generally suspect the cause would do but now are asking ordinary young humans to do. the other thing i thought about is whether or not it is a spiritual experience, it is sort as intense as the spiritual experience and that is combat. i suspect it may be the dark side of the same coin. i can tell you here how similar it is if you think about the mistakes of many world religions, therefore things in common. they are always aware of their own death. those of you who are children of the 60s remember carl castanon of, always over

. >> caller: well as ann coulter said, hitler could be elected in south carolina. >> stephanie: thank jim to the hitler reference. >> that's how they think in red states as long as the republican wins everything will be fine. >> stephanie: awesome. yeah, let me take that off of my list of things to do, move to a red state. twenty-nine minutes after the hour. we continue on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ anyway. joy behar: you can say anything here. jerry springer: i spent a couple of hours with a hooker joy behar: your mistake was writing a check jerry springer: she never cashed it (vo) the day's events. four very unique points of view. tonight starting at 6 eastern. ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller. >> america's latest teller of truth with a book deal on the side. >> stephanie: true that. thirty-four minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. jill in ithaca on the cleveland story. >> good morning, you are going to have to fight me for charles ramsey. he is the cutest. >> stephanie: yeah unbelievable. >> caller: when they make a movie about him.

: when gay marriage takes effect august 1st, how soon will it be before marcus leaves her for ann coulter just got -- what -- i can't figure it out. you know what i mean. >> michelle is big. congress got small. >> stephanie: yes. max! max! has mr. ails called? >> max! >> max! >> there is not enough vaseline in the world -- >> no. >> stephanie: john in austin you are on the "stephanie miller show." hello, john. >> caller: hey. she is going to stay in power or stay in office until the end of 2014, if she's a lame duck and she was a bomb thrower when she needed to get elected. so what is she going to do now? she could really do some damage. >> stephanie: yeah. that she's on the house intelligence committee is just -- please mr. ails give her a jingle. casey in spokane. >> caller: hey. everybody time you talk to a right-wing tea party nut -- and you talk about marcus bachmann being gay, everybody goes what are you talking about? they are like, it can't be more obvious? >> they just don't see it i guess? >> stephanie: right. yeah. exactly. >> caller: one thing that would be funny as heck is to

. >> general coulter speaks to the graduates and the group that showed up to protest the speech. >> liveook outside. there is the approach to the bay bridge right there. smooth sailing and you may want to leave early. especially because of the warrior's game. 12:30 this afternoon. time now is 74 #. you are watching "mornings on 2". . >>> thank you for joining us on mother's day, there is a live look. if you look up above. you can see the sunny warm conditions carrying away at the marine layer. >> it just busted off the house. >> look at the video. it is pushing ice on shore in minnesota and now going viral. they say winds clock and move large piles of ice yesterday at mill lax lake. they call it an ice jam and one home was damaged. ice coming ashore caused damage to houses coming ashore in manitoba; canada. >> we should learn about the threat of wildfires in the west. they are scheduled to release the upcoming season for tomorrow. >> it has normal levels in most of california with oregon, arizona, and new mexico. >> parts of montana. and they may see a higher than normal threat. they are

as a well spoken writer in this country, and coulter tries to blame the democrats on slavery and all thinking conservative but i will leave it at that. i can't believe you meant that how it sounded. >> i think you are right. speaking in a shorthand fashion, let me explain a bit more what i meant and to agree with you and explain a bit more. i was referring specifically to black slavery in america in the context of the questioner at the time who was talking about the particular experience of slavery in america on the education system and the point i was trying to make is we didn't have black slavery in britain in the way you had it in america, involved in the slave trade, you mentioned in the and other areas in the world obviously but the point about slavery, how britain is concerned is yes, britain was involved in the slave trade but britain took the lead in abolishing the slave trade and that is often forgotten. britain's great achievement was to bring about the slave trade. the other thing that is forgotten about slavery is not a white on black thing, it is a black on black thing.

remember ann coulter, saying god said the planet is yours, take it, rape it. sorry. >> caller: it's okay. happens all the time. one, i think arguing that -- about the climate change like the guy calling earlier who said he was a conservative and really wanted to understand how we could take this argument i think for those people it would be best if we changed our dialogue to zero waste and zero pollution, because if we aim for a goal -- we don't need to change what they believe, we need to change how they vote. so if they can't get with that maybe they can just vote for cleaning up? >> stephanie: yeah, at the very least. twenty-nine minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ (vo) next, current tv is the place for compelling true stories. >> jack, how old are you? >> nine. >> this is what 27 tons of marijuana looks like. (vo) with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines, way inside. (vo) from the underworld, to the world of privilege. >> everyone in michael jackson's life was out to use him. (vo) no one brings yo

ann coulter had a great point on hannity.said when dana priest broke the story about the secret with our allies and we were getting information about future hits on america, when that was blown up, everything is turned upside down, we started investigating the c.i.a., she gets an award. what happens to james rosen? his mom's phones get tapped. >>gretchen: you asked the question why don't they just look at the white house records. because people would say this is a way to try to stop the press from reporting the story. >>steve: stop fox. >>gretchen: now cheryl at kinson is saying she had weird involvement with her computer. she was one of the main people in the mainstream media who talked about the benghazi story. she says they were sensitive to some of the stories that she continued to pursue. now her computer -- this -- if you think this is going to be one or two reporters, it's not. this is going to become a pattern. >>steve: here's the bad news for the white house. look who is critical of that today. another chilling leak

sort of like an ann countier column where she -- coulter where she mentions kennedy and and -- >> stephanie care act. some think it has been overturned by the supreme court. 59% of people who make under $30,000 a year or the very people that affordable care act would help, don't know it is still the law of the land. you say we're so very [ bleep ] because americans are so [ bleep ] dumb. especially the americans amonging to one political party. it is terrifying to read this polling. >> more people want armed revolution than understand the affordable care act. it's just -- it's depressing and i think that's what was on display this weekend at the nra convention. not to try to put everything in a tidy bundle but it was just like here's our id coming out and here's everything that we're terrified about. can we please go squat in our ditches with our guns and just wait for our chance to revolt. >> stephanie: yep. you wrote a great piece which is a great point. this is my point about what drives the news cycle and why. you say fear the chemical plants, not the terrorists. we talked about the tex

. >> caller: there's a very well-spoken writer in this country, ann coulter, who tries to blame the democrats on slavery and all that. and i know that you're, you know, a very well of of thinking conservative. but i'll leave it at that. i can't believe that you meant that how it sounded. >> guest: right. no, i think you're right. i, you know, of necessity was speak anything fairly shorthand fashion, so let me explain a bit more what i meant and to agree with you and to explain a bit more. i was referring specifically to black slavery in america in the context of the question at the time who was talking about the particular experience of slavery in america, um, as an influence on the education system. and the point i was trying to make was that we didn't have black slavery in britain in the way that you had it in america. now, you're absolutely right that britain was involved in the slave trade during the empire. you mentioned india, there were other areas, too, in the world, obviously. but the point about slavery as far as britain is concerned is that, yes, britain was involved in the slave t

run-throughs and everyone is aware of the miscellaneous and titles of conservation, a trade, were coulteredit credit, forestry, nutrition, a commodity programs, and finally crop insurance. we are open at this point* title 12 -- title role metall for any amendment. >> i ask to be recognized to ask cowan amendment. this would benefit the farmers of the sea as i referenced in my opening remarks a few weeks ago to provide disaster relief to require the funds transferred under the kennedy act be used by the department of commerce the way the law was intended not the way it is used today as this committee knows fishing is a critical part of massachusetts and economy the commercial fishing industry persons over 77,000 jobs in massachusetts unfortunately this way of life for generations of families is facing a serious challenge after groundfish surveys have shown dramatic decline and just this month fishermen of the northeast are living under a cut of 77 percent of the fish they can catch. as a result of the secretary of commerce and declared a fishing disaster for the northeast. similar to have