ann coulter will comment. it's great to see you. ann, you doing okay?yes, good to see you, don lemon. >> i wish you were here in studio with me. but "sports illustrated" says that donald sterling's attorney wants three months to respond? >> i think the lawyer needs three months to run up his bill. i don't know. i get kind of depressed hearing about donald sterling. i wrote a column about it. i don't think he is representative of white people of sports owners, of americans, i mean this guy has been opening whoring around for years without anyone pointing that out. i think the whole thing is depression and it should go away. >> do you think he should lose his team because of what he said? >> you know, i never really thought about that because the most shocking part of the story to me. i was traveling the week the story broke. i heard eight hours of commentary before i heard the phrase, "his wife" i thought they changed stories. they are talking about donald sterling. he has been married to the same woman for 40, 50 years and openly consorting with prostit

"outfront" tonight, ann coulter who also has very strong feelings about this.us in just a minute. but first nichelle turn were the controversy. >> reporter: 140 characters, an infinite amount of controversy. >> 140 of very dangerous characters. >> reporter: pat sajak, the latest celebrity to join the ranks of twitter thoughts gone awry. here is the tweet that started the backlash. i now believe global warming alarmists are unpatriotic racists, knowingly misleading for their own ends. good night. not quite. sajak pressed send again the next day following with sometimes it's fun to poke a stick in a hornet's nest, just to hear the buzzing. >> can i buy an i, pat, i for insane. you really don't know if he is doing it for a reaction or if he actually believes this. >> reporter: of course the tweet sent the science community into a tizzy. climate scientist michael mann tweeting back, hey, at pat sajak, this ain't the wheel of fortune. if we lose this game, it isn't just one person's misfortune. all humanity pays the price. sajak has never been diplomatic on the issu

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users photoshopped the sign coulter was holding and changed it to please pay attention to me. i'm sorry. i don't get it. >> these people are idiots, okay? they don't understand how the world works today. you know, boka haram, they are checking their twitter account s. they are seeing what's happening in social media and what's happening worldwide. and george will obviously doesn't understand that. brit hume doesn't understand that. they're sitting there in the studio saying these darn kids, what are they up to? it's just crazy. it's just ignorant at a certain point. >> to george will's point, the federal government is actually acting. the u.s. government has sent people on the ground, we're monitoring we're actually looking at the air space around and looking for the girls. so it's not an either/or raise awareness. when we've gone through periods of crisis, we both raise awareness and have the government act. it's a skruj mentality. you know what, it's terrible to pay attention to girls who were kidnapped in africa. >> let me tell you, one thing i like is when people in power,

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before you let me go, i would ann to say and coulter -- coulter was the one who was coming around with a statement that immigrants were doing the jobs americans do notthat was se chamber of commerce, cheap labor, wages for everyone else. that was something republicans were saying all the time. i recently heard, and it really made me upset -- i heard a guest just last week, out and say democrats are the ones saying we want immigrant labor because they are doing the jobs americans do not want to do. that was ann coulter running around saying that 15 years ago, and i think conservatives pushed tenets that fail and they backtrack from them all the time. host: all right, david. go to c-span.org and watch the interviews we have done with tom richmond gutierrez on the issue of immigration, -- with congressman gutierrez on the issue of immigration. concern isour manufacturing, the problem has not been trade. the problem is we have gotten so much production -- so much more productive at it. manufacturing employment is down because fewer people can produce more things. that to me is not somethin

here with reaction, author, columnist ann coulter. the vet story is at the top and the fact that there's no sense of urgency here. but then you got the outing of a cia agent and which really put him and his family at risk and you don't see the same outrage when valerie plame who was not a covert agent was outed. that anners me. what could happen next. >> i'm looking forward to valerie plame's statement of outrage on this incident and her husband. maybe she will get so angry she will force him to get a job. i agree the va, democrats never care about foreign policy as i said many time. they consider it an irrelevancy. they want to socialize everything like health care and you see with the va scandal why republicans don't want the government running everything. anything run by the government, it can be these veterans hospitals, it can be the irs, it can be the national science foundation. it will be useless, inefficient. people doing their jobs will be watching pornography. that's how the government works. which is why we want to give as

before you let me go, i would ann to say and coulter -- coulter was the one who was coming around withtatement that immigrants were doing the jobs americans do notthat was se chamber of commerce, cheap labor, wages for everyone else. that was something republicans were saying all the time. i recently heard, and it really made me upset -- i heard a guest just last week, out and say democrats are the ones saying we want immigrant labor because they are doing the jobs americans do not want to do. that was ann coulter running around saying that 15 years ago, and i think conservatives pushed tenets that fail and they backtrack from them all the time. host: all right, david. go to c-span.org and watch the interviews we have done with tom richmond gutierrez on the issue of immigration, -- with congressman gutierrez on the issue of immigration. concern isour manufacturing, the problem has not been trade. the problem is we have gotten so much production -- so much more productive at it. manufacturing employment is down because fewer people can produce more things. that to me is not something th

and coulter, she didn't own a tv. so she didn't know that there was a definite language.most like academia. they have another third at language and and just talked in public the way she talked in private and i think the majority of it. >> rush limbaugh said that cinderblock was a [bleep]. >> you never called her that, but he implied that there was a possibility of this. but because of the crowd of stigma. >> they had to do that and it has nothing to do with reality. >> so you have written that asians are so good with computers, if you make them mad come you better be prepared for a tsunami of retaliation. so if you say anything controversial regarding asians, you should buy more ram for your computer because it might explode. >> this is a stereotype, but it's based on some truth. human rights commission said anything can be hate speech that hurt someone even of its true. jefferson said that there is no truth existing which i fear, and my family left those two countries because of that kind of stigma. we moved here for freedom and now america is following this stupid trend

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he brings with him a new book and looks at 1940's history coulter through new yorker stories and pawns. the collection represents the great turn. the magazine's artistic awakening. how do you decide to do this? in internet terms, you want to surface your material. the new yorker has been around for coming up on 90 years. >> in the south, we call this plowing the ground. if you are starting to read the new yorker, you have no idea -- aj lee being -- ebay white is .b. white is not a name that comes up. by publishing to be like this, you bring -- first of all, you are showing how the new yorker developed. it's darted as a comic weekly. it was light, lively, age as each creation -- eight jazz age creation. it didn't ignore the depression, but the depression was in contradiction to the spirit of the magazine. it did not consider itself a political magazine. the war, it grew up. it got more serious. >> that is because it took the war seriously? >> how could you not. the catastrophic world changing event of our time. to go on dancing to the edge of apocalypse would have been ridiculous. harol

here with reaction, ann coulter.e vet story is at the top and the fact there's no sense of you aurgency here, but you have the outing of a cia agent, which put him and his family at risk. you don't see the same outrage when valeri plame was outed. that angers me. what can happen next? >> well, i'm looking forward to valeri plame's statement of outrage on this incident and her useless husband. maybe she'll get so angry she'll force him to get a job. democrats never care about foreign policy. what they want to do is socialize everything, like health care. you see with the va scandal why republicans don't want the government running everything. anything run by the government. it can be these veterans hospitals, the irs, the national science foundation. it will be useless, inefficient. the people who are supposed to be doing their jobs will be sitting and watching pornography. that's how the government works, which is why we want to give as little as possible to the government to do. the pentagon is constantly being ripp

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now ann coulter is calling it a political stunt. >> holy smokes. freedom business block." >> forget the nation's debt. democrats and republicans found one thing they can agree on, pork spending. are they kidding? >> someone wants to hit you with a tax on every mile you drive. >> what is the one thing for landing a job? . >>> six republicans who will be joining chairman gowdy on the benghazi committee. democrats are calling it a political stunt. >> the fact is this is a stunt. this is a political stunt. i mean, issa is damaged goods. they had to move him to another venue with another chairman. we've done this over over again. >> author of "never trust a liberal over 3" ann coulter. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> democrats are split on participation on this. you see this as a political stunt at all? >> i never understand this argument that something congress or anyone in washington is doing is political. yeah. they're politicians. it's one thing to call an art installation. it's political. the "vanity fair" article, this

ann coulter tweeted this "bring back our country." many of you released a tyrade of spoof tweets in response. here's a good one. yes, many people on social media are saying this does seem like a cry for attention and it's totally uncalled for. the bring back our girls movement is not an excuse for right wing snark, something john stewart made very clear last night on "the daily show." here's his response to rush limbaugh's attempts to put down the twitter activists supporting the missing girls. >> you know what, rush, you're right. sometimes the world has to choose sides. let's see our choices are. uh-huh. that's mulalla expressing solidarity with the victims of this outrage. what's our other choice? oh, right. that [ bleep ] guy. jo he also invited viewers to tweet who -- he really stuck it to limbaugh, and many of you on-line agreed. the plight of the nigerian school girls is not fodder for part zan politics. now to another scene of political shen an begans. the bundy ranch. the militia surrounding the cliven bundy compound had been

you know, alcohol has been an accepted part of our coulter and religious practices for centuries. we did try, even with an amendment to the constitution to prohibit the use of it. it was not culturally except did. it is problematic. i would also say on a medical bases that moderate amounts of ingestion of alcohol actually have positive health effects. that is not to diminish what it can do. it can damage the brain and many other organs. it is not realistic event the cultural acceptance of alcohol to prohibit it the same that the strip tobacco. as recently as the 1950's, does recommended smoking at least on commercials for health. we found out of course a 1969 that it causes lung cancer and many other problems. we have done a lot of things to mitigate the damage of it. marijuana is different. the public has never excepted marijuana as part of our culture. that seems to be changing. i think we can change it. >> i yield back my time. >> i think the gentleman. as you can see, there is a lot of debate not only among various groups but among members of congress on both sides of the aisl

clash you are a man with a great deal of experience camino some of the players involved, do you think coultertures are enough to break down such a big deal? >> if there is a will, there is a way. the factorial issues of regulation and tax can be addressed if there is a willingness to see it through. i think what was probably the most telling part and the size of the announcement was inversely proportional to the issue and the difficulties they were facing -- already, there have been large fallout. there are two things about advertising. it is the people's business internally. the people delivering the service. those people need to be managed appropriately. it is a people's business in terms of working with clients. we have seen vodafone moving out. gs k. you could argue that martin sorrell is going to be disappointed. >> he almost said as much. he was suggesting that he felt that his business is benefiting from this limbo state of these two businesses. as they try to nail down the deal. he is saying, perhaps that there was, this appointment that they would not be in the limbo state forever. t

16th from 545 in the evening a man can up behind a woman on a walk- in wearing headphones krug and coulter. fortunately she broke free and escape the attacker also go away. and where his was the mall is where. >> : livermore police is in say this may be a string of similar attacks since 20073 attacks here in robertson park five others in east livermore all the women out by themselves walking or jogging wearing headphones. are you to put your boys in and walk alone. as a voice to follow it seems you're someone comes up behind you and it is destructive are really thinking about living in a moment. stories tell me in the eight similar incidents in of the kansas but did not the of the s man his age behind each attack the possibly by the same two or three as is someone i live near. and lives attack please do not have a detailed description of the suspect but in the wake of the attack police to just running or walking in paris residence here safety is of chief concern trade >> : please say your much safer all the wearing of funds to do shoes to wear them remain extra vigilant on this round trips

has been ancohol accepted part of our coulter and religious practices for centuries. we did try, even with an amendment to the constitution to prohibit the use of it. it was not culturally except did. it is problematic. a medicalso say on bases that moderate amounts of ingestion of alcohol actually have positive health effects. that is not to diminish what it can do. it can damage the brain and many other organs. event therealistic cultural acceptance of alcohol to prohibit it the same that the strip tobacco. as recently as the 1950's, does recommended smoking at least on commercials for health. of course a 1969 that it causes lung cancer and many other problems. we have done a lot of things to mitigate the damage of it. marijuana is different. the public has never excepted marijuana as part of our culture. that seems to be changing. i think we can change it. >> i yield back my time. >> i think the gentleman. as you can see, there is a lot not only among various groups but among members of congress on both sides of the aisle and parties themselves. is raisingpening ma

conservative commentator ann coulter was uninvited from a speech at fordham university in 2012. students have complained or protested about former colorado representative tom tancredo, dick cheney anded mitt romney speaking on campus. hillary clinton's invitation to speak at college of st. catherine in 2008 was resended. ebb kathleen sebelius was subject of student protests when she spoke at georgetown university graduation s in 2012. first lady michelle's obama's planned speech at kansas high school sparked criticism by people who worried that there would be limited space and political undertones. a little bit of history for you about these protests. i want to get your thoughts, democrats 202-585-3880. republicans 202-3585-3881. also if you're a recent college graduate, 202-585 of 3883 want to hear your story as well. join the conversation on twitter. at c-span wj is our handle. and also email us as well. journal@c-span.org. we'll get to more of your thoughts here coming up. we have 28, 25 minutes here to continue talking about this and then we're going to have a roundtable dis

one of the thing that looks moves fasternology than coulter. there's a cultural lag. everybody knows what i mean when i say moore's law. the curve of accelerating change. that is true for biology and robotics and nano. accelerating changes going up like this, but our responses are more or less flat, we are at least the toast. -- we are obviously toast. optimistic view, hoping our responses will also come up on a second curve. the reason we are seeing more and more social weirdness, tea party take notice, is when -- i am interested in that is a response. i think the ground is moving beneath our feet. that, if anything, is increasing. when the ground moves beneath your feet, any sane primary looks for something solid to hang onto. what you are seeing -- any sane primate looks for something solid to hang onto. what you're seeing is people that are buying narratives that sound right. the cable commentators -- they are offering simple narratives that are probably wrong. but they are something solid to hang onto. that is what worries me. we have to accelerate our narratives

also, on the idea of being work,rs and into hard amongst recent high school graduates, how coulter hasnow his -- surpassed non-hispanic enrollment. spanish americans are going to college at a faster rate than others. >> he might support hillary clinton, he might support ron paul. talk about that diversity? it shows you hispanics are swing voters and up for grabs. if real people are wrestling with these ideas this far out, it shows you democrats cannot assume they will always get the hispanic vote. they will have to vote -- word for it. despite the republican party itself, there areitself, there l candidates that can appeal. we saw a rand paul went to howard university to a dress students in the african-american community. various policy ideas. we will see he is successful. i think he has a lot of baggage and other problems. we should not count him out. from twitter -- i think george w. bush understood hispanic americans were just like all other americans. he was not condescending or to them like they were not all hard workers erie it he made it very clear that hispanic mothers love the

ann coulter was uninvited from a speech at fordham university in 2012.tudents have complained or protested about tom tancred romney cheney, and that speaking on campus. hillary clinton's invitation to speak at the college of saint catherine in 2008. kathleen sebelius was the subject of protest at georgetown university in 2012. michelle obama's plan speech at a kansas high school sparked criticism. a little bit of history about these protests. democrats, (202) 585-3880. republicans, (202) 585-3881. independents and all others, (202) 585-3882. also, if you are a recent college graduate, (202) 585-5883 . we want to hear your story. join the conversation on twitter, @cspanwj. or on facebook.com/c-span. you can e-mail us as well --journal@c-span.org. we will get to more of your thoughts coming up. we have about 25 minutes left to continue talking about this. then we are going to have a roundtable discussion about what is on the agenda for congress this week. house lawmakers return after spending last week in their district. the house and senate in session thi