wait until you hear what ann coulter thinks. >>> this is a fox news alert. tonight in just a few moments we'll examine how the naacp and al take a look. >> effective immediately i'm banning mr. sterling for life from any association with the clippers organization or the oci nba. mr. sterling may not attend any nba games or practices. he may not be present at any clippers facility and he may not participate in any business or player personnel decisions a involving the team. i'm also fining mr. sterling $2.5 million, the maximum amoune allowed under the nba constitution.wed unde i will urge the board of the governors to exercise its authority to force a sale of the team and will do everything in my power to ensure that that happens. ens >> now banned for life, fined $2.5 million and being forced to sell. many are praising the f commissioner's swift and harsh e punishment and after today's press conference fox news contributor and sports broadcaster jim gray spoke to ao sterling on the phone and the ba clippers owner said he had no ha comment but prior to the p

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. >>> and conservative flame-thrower, ann coulter, on the saga of the fallout. >>> and meanwhile, a rant, he is a liberal, in addition to raising cows he makes movies like "diehard." how the director went to prison and came back. >> you came out of prison a changed man? >> uh-huh. way different than i was when i was 18 or 19. >> later, the mission to clear his name and fix what he calls an evil system of justice. >>> but let us now begin with the mystery, 50 days old now. where in the world is flight 370? cnn's reporters are live in the region. miguel marquez in perth, miguel, let me start with you. what is the latest on the bluefin? >> well, it is probably done with its search now which means it is either very close or clou completely done with 100%, where they thought they would find the missing airliner. that was the area where the second ping, the strongest ping, remember they got four of those pings. there were two of great quality or good quality. two that were not as good. this was the best of the bunch. they hoped to find it there. what they say now is they're going to search adj

here with reaction, the always outspoken, author, columnist ann coulter. how are you?anks. >> i'm sitting here, what is it, if i wish the muslim community, instead of getting angry about cartoo cartoons, angry about identifying radical islamist hijacking their religion and committing act of terror, i don't hear enough outrage on those issues, but small issues like this are big deals. >> incidentally according to the new york times report on this today, the entire museum has agreed to pban the expression islamic terrorism because that suggests islamist commit terrorism. harry reid just called your pals out in nevada domestic terrorists. does that imply -- >> you can't stop taking a shot. you come on this program. i'm going to start talking about your dating life. >> the point i want to make about this is, you know, the terrorists themselves said they were good muslims. they said they were engaging in jihad, same thing with all of the other fterrorists. they said this is part of their religious obligation. who are we as white imperilest to say that's not true islam? that

>> it worked fine then they had been interesting coulter now zappos has been purchased by amazon. this story is unusual for the acquiring company particularly one that is bigger to adopt a procedure our policy with the company that they acquired. and i think he should be applauded to take this to introduce it into amazon. but very few employees take advantage but it does give them a chance to stand back and reassess. he will not be giving customer service therefore you are better off having those unhappy people leave. >> half of them are miserable. >> the reverse psychology of this is that it is fascinating because my background is organizational development and it does do simply more raw to make a decision on a yearly basis am i happy or not? >> but to weed out the dead wood because he's got negative attitudes were contagious he did not leave a check justice you are out. >> earning 50,000 per year given a check for 5,000. >> but the point why is that you could with that control but now to have better positive. >> i know what amazon was trying to do over the not so subtle message

joining us now to talk more about this, "new york times" best-selling author, ann coulter. back. >> great to be here. >> let's talk about the divide that exists right now within the party. can the party get it together and stop beating each other up? >> well, i hope so. what you just said in the introduction is exactly right. it is very harmful to our eventual nominee to have a blistering primary campaign. you look at romney. the group he lost that he should have won was blue collar white workers in the upper midwest. everyone affected by the auto bailout. obama had been hitting them, hitting them, since before he became president. people were demographically eyed cal in pennsylvania and with confidence, pennsylvania, they voted overwhelmingly for romney. in wisconsin, subject to the auto bailout, they stayed home or maybe voted even for obama. it didn't help having gingrich and santorum calling romney a vulture capitalist. by contrast, look at 1980. the only time a republican has taken out an incumbent president in 100 years. that's reagan running against jimmy carter. who

with reaction and the latest wave of the less intolerance, ann coulter.your favorite top pick. even your buddy bill maher called it gay mafia, which probably means he's going to be in trouble. >> right. >> and newt said this weekend, a new fashion. there is a level of intolerance you must not say certain things. >> right, i don't think it is anything new which is way, as described in my book about mobs. mobs are always on the left and the reason it occurred was reading books like juan williams, eyes on the prize about the civil rights, the non-violence, integrating, the little rock high school for example, just the vicious horrible hateful behavior. that confused me because the way it's told the women spitting until the face, it's as if you or me. a confusing story. i realized why am i acting like this is a strange thing? i see that hatred directly in my face every time i go to a college campus. >> you really experience that? every time you go somebody will get in your face -- >> not just me but conservatives do have to go with body guards to a college ca

south east ukraine a statement from russia's foreign minister after ukraine's interim president has coulter is in milford action against protesters in the country's eastern gate law brought spoke exclusively to our teens to feature dancing. no jewelry to visit that she is going to the rest of the mission was conducted using it. oh well it's quite telling the teacher was the uncle was president of united states visa. to turn owns the resumption of disintegration. because the people in general visit duration. did you get the job reference. isn't she. so i don't have any reasons to believe that it comes to running the show. get a closer toward real the act s sixteen thirty gmt and soaking up the area so be sure nothing was here in the studio to tell us what else russia's foreign minister repeat. election officials to maintain his easel and restrict appointed as the keys as they seek. i layered the answer is that mr election officials did not always that they are concerned you crying and he made some really good plants i mean. what difference does it become like donno what's going on right now

new movie called "heaven is for real" star greg kinnear and he plays pastor todd burpa whose son coultere back from a near death experience claiming to have visited heaven. and he joins us now. thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to get into the details of the whole story. >> sure. >> but in the clip that we just saw, what was your reaction? you were greg kinnear's character. >> yes. >> what was your reaction when your son told you that? >> i think when he could recognize a picture of my granddad that was taken back in the 1940s it kind of totally takes away all those explanations of the drugs and chemicals causing his brain to play tricks on him and give him memories that he never had. that picture that he recognized of my grandfather he'd never seen before, so i was convinced the only explanation for him recognizing that picture is he had to meet my grandfather somewhere besides here. >> let me back up the story for people that don't know it. back in february of 2003 you think your son has the stomach flu. >> yes. >> turns out to be appendicitis and his appendi

executed told the court has been america's destroyer uss donald cook believes that the speed to coulter's an awful us warship will come to take his place their presence here in the black sea. is really a pupil. first it's us strengthen our partnership with romania as well as to promote peace and stability here in the region. the uss cole arrived in the box the last week the exercises and operations trip reconstruct the bill is to increase readiness and in pots relationships following russia's veto in bison on the box by some of you find funny and nice in a situation on the black sea. a friend specialties or site includes some time to start simple not every guy that runs through its presence in the united states and french warships are giving us signs of stability for the region and at the same time they're showing an eu member states are signaling solidarity when there is a serious security risk. ended the thirtieth this acquitted last month he was going to miss or destroyer conducted night voters that the mighty of the bulgarian black sea in a saga of washington's minute reprieve the gui

that used to be in coulter. now, we think we are wonderful inside. it is the word that we associate with dessert. it is sin. it is now absent from culture. >> one of the things i remember that you said several years ago was the following, you said, a lot of people always talk about finding themselves. you thought it was more important to lose yourself. lose yourself for something that is grander and broader and more purposeful than yourself. >> this is biblical logic. whether jewish, christian, muslim, the biblical logic. economic logic is reversed. biblical logic tends to be paradoxical. you find yourself to lose yourself. your greatest success can lead to your greatest failure. humility can be a greatest success. the bible is filled with paradoxes. that is a moral logic and not an economic logic. people used to be more aware of that logic. there is a famous book that i highly recommend people to read that millions of people have read. it is called "man's search for meaning." he goes against the common view of the commencement address. today, find y

coulter called it racy. >> on to boobs. that's a transition. buy the book by the way.kes a crowd to be well endowed. 5* lady went from a 34a to 34 double d. this is her now. here is how she looked before. as you can see we decided not to pay for the before picture because we have a tight budget. the 23-year-old couldn't afford the expensive procedure so she created a profile on my free i'm plants.com and it keekedded her to ben gnaw -- ben gnaw factors who paid to talk to her about her goals and politics. three months later she raised enough funds to go under the knife. look how happy she is. crowd funding that is for the crowd. >> we all get to enjoy them. why shouldn't we all chip in a little bit? why should we foot the bill when we are the ones applauding when she walks by. i am not a big fan. i prefer the a's over the fake double d's. >> for the male equivalent it is like walking around with a hard packed crotch that is always there. >> you adapt. >> lisa what do you make of gemini smith? >> i think it may be a work-related expense. she talks about it helping her c

. >> the question is if you want to believe the coulter that the government said we have to preserve.company would have failed. there is a reason companies fail when they are not making good products cannot well-run they fail other companies take their place. the government did not let that happen so markey ought to ask the auto task force of obama about why did you decide this culture had to be saved? >> i am looking at it from the communication single. right now the company is clearly in a quagmire. all eyes on gm to the extent congress looks at them what does the future hold? how will they deal with the reputation in to ensure potential customers a investors? melissa: how to recover from that e-mail? to make it is just fact from other testimony that will cover all. from the communications perspective they need to think about safety and. >> i have looked at their communication they have lawyers fingerprints all over them. i find them not reprehensible but they are not consistent with the image they tried to portray. melissa: isn't that always the problem that the lawyers hold you ba

the republican party has ted nugent around their neck, ann coulter around their neck and now clive bundy. i can tell you, roger ales has built that business by making good decisions, to some degree. now, the decision he has to make tonight is, have we gone too far? >> yeah. >> can sean hannity apologize himself out of the obvious here, and that that is he simply is a knee-jerk in every regard. >> what about jeremiah rith? hannity and fox news gave the president of the united states no quarter when the president was distancing himself from wright. >> he still brings it up. on his radio show he brings up jeremiah wright all of the time. the bottom line for conservatives, they need to make a choice. are they going to support these people, ted nugents of the world, cliven bundys of the world or think about the larger electorate and people of color? >> great to have you with us tonight. thanks so much. >>> coming up, day three of the cowboy and indian alliance. they are winning allies with their stand in washington. "the ed show" original series "divided heartland" the american debate continu

former northwestern quarterback cain coulter and a former ucla player met earlier today with congressmannd senator dick durbin. they're calling it off es fence sieve move against the -- offensive move against the ncaa. national labor relations board ruled last week that the football players are employees and can found a union. they worry the ncaa will lobby congress to prohibit college athletes to organize. the college players union commissioned a study with drexel university's sports management department which found college football players lose 715,000 bucks over their four-year careers and college basketball players lose $1.5 million because they can't make money off of their college game. northwestern university has one week left to appeal the nlrb ruling but colter and huma are not waiting. congressman miller is the lead democrat on house labor education committee. schakowsky whose district includes northwestern is on their side. she issued a statement that football players have the right to organize at northwestern, and she hopes that will happen across the country. the nlrb rulin

several groups or several people from different countries -- coulters say i am an american. and that sort of sets it up a little better. but if you look at what happened in new york last year with miss america, and how the fox news president roger what's his name, i won't speak is lasting, was critical because of her background. here he is, she's born in new york, and three years before that miss u.s.a., and arab american from michigan. i mean, it's a problem. and at some point i don't know what will happen, but hopefully the younger generation will kind of let the old folks paid out into the background and move forward. in the right way. i think it's a minority, but it's a very vocal minority. and it's a very loud minority. >> i do think that, that this question of minority majority has already begun to instill fear similar to this in many people who are more invested in the status quo. i think it's been used for quite a long time now to try to argue as to why politicians of color are going to play favorites or going to punish. i think that fear of retribution from the peop

and it prompted ann coulter to say on fox news, the groups are con men, shysters, enriching themselvesnder the guys of doing something important. but just enriching themselves. >> yeah, speak to that. because when you look at these recent supreme court cases. citizens united and more recent one, mctouch cutchin, work on, cumulative result, more and more money coming in. are you saying basically that puts the profit motive above, politics always required money. puts profit motive more front and center? >> oh, yeah. i think they're -- some of the groups are in the business of being in business. what they're doing is they'll send an urgent plea same on the democratic side. you have to send me $100. if you send me $100. i will purify the republican party of rhinos. first, a stupid goal. second of all, 80% is going into their pockets to, to lead rather lavish lifestyles, make nice salaries and very little making it on to the street. josh, that is not conservative either? >> different when liberals predicted. citizens united came down. predictions people were going to buy elections. influx o

but providing a multistate coulter approach to be a consortium of government. >> the how the panel would favor. >> being able ty stakeholder approach with put forward by secretary strickland's what is the acceptable government's regime but the flip side the wes government is perceived to correctly to give voice and energy. >> bating is incorrect. >> but it does give a voice to those that does try to create roles that constrain the internet. >> anybody want to comment? >> i want to talk to commissioner to nine-point there should be certainty and there were the original dissenters with the original net neutrality. i will reiterate where are the flood of concerns the of the problem we try to solve? some companies have come forward to say here are the approvals we are willing to abide by and will continue and others have stepped up and adopted those as well. the industry says we want to compete with one another to make sure the internet is open to everyone. there is some lot of pressure of the industry itself. and the technological explosion and the dynamism that we talk about is because the

the issue of the other, but not most home, not just a muslim but coulter is a christian, the muslim who says that no longer a muslim. what do you do with that? are they outside of the community? we have part of the terrorism -- this is what michelle was talking about. if the estimate was terrorism. >> okay, one must question and then we'll wrap. make it brief and will make the answers brief. >> the former epg columnist. my question is i didn't care much of people. we know the people i've eject made that big change in the middle east. my question as, do you think that they mentioned qatar, saudi, do you think the people will shape the future of the muslim brotherhood. >> is megaforce is to it gives up writings the demographic realities of the region. any other information revolution. so you have a young dynamic under employing a net increase in the well-informed society throughout the region. they strive stores chain and an issue for every political social move in mls at the brotherhood. will mention that one point or maybe hussein is thought that the younger generation in the brotherhoo

doug coulter was here for an event a couple of months ago and doug was telling us he had said done some focus groups on just the words tax reform. what he discovered was people hated the phrase and it goes to a little bit what karlyn was saying before that they felt tax reform was a euphemism for we are going to raise your taxes. so i asked them what questions were what words did they like? they like to modernize. they like fairness but they didn't like reform. karlyn? >> because those are values. modernization is value and fairness is a value and that is where people are striving so that is why they were received more positively. >> i think you would go further with fairness then you would with reform but i think that there are limits to what framing can accomplish. one thing that we don't know from public opinion research that would take a long time in doing the same experiment is even in my own work when we give people information about the distributed benefits of taxes and it changes the response and in the downgrade their support for tax breaks one thing i'm concerned about is that

they are voting against their coach who supports coulter, who supports their rights saying they needr coach if you're doing this, and they love this guy. >> right. now, what do you think happens on the appeal? >> look, the appeal is that -- that is anyone's guess. i think in a couple of months we will probably here. ? include include all private colleges. boston college, notre dame. you could see it widened. they will probably take a look at this case and say, no, north western is actually right. these are just legal people i have spoken to saying this ruling may not have been spot on and they may reverse it. regardless of what happens, the decision supersedes anything that happens this morning. this vote, while historic in nature, is superseded by whatever the appeals process says in a couple of months. >> all right. dave, thank you. when i knew it was today, i was excited about it until i realized we're going to find out. >> it's a big election. you'll know in a couple of years. >> you have to figure, joe, something has leaked out if the players vote yes. it's a secret ballot. but

slovyansk here in donetsk region with all kind of troops and units taken parts including how the coulters and armored vehicles well it was quite scary to defend the buildings that they take protesters form up their road self-defense units and they're mostly made up of first civil volunteers armed with handmade claws and shields but there are also police and army defectors among these people and we hear that several in several cities special police units known as better cars took the side of protesters as well so these people have weapons but mostly they're ordinary peaceful civilians who just call for changes there are no separatists it's the ukrainian people who came here even in the west the raw ukrainians who support us who are against the fascist themselves. terrorists to someone who came armed to someone else's house sits and kills and demands recognition for those tribes are home we are not terrorists i'm not separatists i'm wearing my own clothes who would actually pay me for this this political. first i found when we were taking over a local administration building we're here for

the republicans, it's jon huntsman not ann coulter, but the democrats are, a lot of them are full-footed a commencement address. you're having places like ohio state university where chris matthews is going to deliver the commencement address. after that was announced, they actually abandoned the general commencement committee that sets up -- it's chaired by students and staff who will determine who the speaker will be. they abandoned that and appointed chris matthews and students started saying they don't even know who he is. >> can you imagine having to sit through that? i can't even imagine. it's unbelievable. >> there's not a whole lot of thrills going up the legs with people in the audience. >> people will be running for the exit. godspeed, ohio state, i wish you luck. caleb, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, tucker. >> up next we go back to rick live at the new york auto show with a very special surprise. >> guys, the best part of the day is coming up right now. we have governor cuomo here and specialist robert lauria who is receiving a toyota rav 4. we'll be presenting this spe

go on go on forever you talking about ann coulter who said that it was it would've been a good idea for tim mcveigh to bomb the new york times building and kill all those people who else is part of the brain and rush limbaugh who says that you know what he ridicules virtually everybody with women minority disabled people poverty stricken people that is the brain. and here and when rand paul came to the came to the aid of bundy and dean heller and sean hannity did they did that because it is a core it is a core element of what the tea party republican party really is today and you can't run away from that you know sean hannity can apologize all he wants he knew exactly what he was doing when he said it you know because up until the point the the bundy said it out loud it had all been right there for all of us to see it was just a dog whistle speaking speaking of rush limbaugh political published a pretty interesting piece an article this week in fact they quoted me in it they came to me and they said you know are there are they we're finding that there's these conservative groups that ar