coulter uses the term treason for her book. i am wondering if she considers treason when a party, the republican party, plots against is president's soon as he inaugurated to block everything but he wants to do, when a party set down the government and costs the country 24 ilion dollars, when a party fights against the president at every step of progress when republican governors refused to take the stimulus money to bring act the economy then blames the president for the most anemic recovery in history then 47 republican senators signed a document for the supreme leader in a to stop the president from a new rear arm steel that is very important. guest: no. political parties voting in congress, that's not treason. wins can he work was begun our i and? to this hysteria works very well with people. he has saved billions of dollars working in a majority democratic city and also with foreign countries. he has a massively successful business private practice. the market is a little bit more punishing. he obviously can work with all

coulter uses the term treason for her book. am wondering if she considers treason when a party, the republican party, plots against the president's soon as he is inaugurated to block everything but he wants to do, when a party set down the government and costs the country 24 ilion dollars when a party fights against the president at every step of progress when republican governors refused to take the stimulus money to bring act the economy then blames the president for the most anemic recovery in history then 47 republican senators signed a document for the supreme leader in a to stop the president from a new rear arm steel that is very important. guest: no. political parties voting in congress that's not treason. host: a few wins can he work was begun our i and? guest: contrary to this hysteria around him he works very well with people. he has saved billions of dollars working in a majority democratic city and also with foreign countries. he has a massively successful business private practice. the market is a little bit more

. >> reporter: shannon coulter said the trump tapes were the last straw. shortly after donald trump was heard talking about sexually assaulting women. >> i was angry and frustrated. >> reporter: the san francisco based digital strategist launched the boycott on twitter. her target? ivanka trump's clothing line, #grabyourwallet, a rip on trump's crude words. >> he one how strong we are as consumers. we buy a lot of products from these stores, clothing, accessories, shoes, bags, you name it and many of us are ready to flex that consumer power. >> reporter: coulter is circulating this list of stores that sell ivanka's line, nordstrom, amazon, lord and taylor and asking them to stop selling it. >> it's really taking off now. >> reporter: so far celebrities like don cheadle and journalists like joy reed have tweeted about the campaign. >> i think it can be an effective boycott. >> reporter: the creative director at baker street advertising said social media will only fuel the boycott. >> with the power of the internet it spreads faster and tends to have more ef

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coulter is also circulating a list of stores that sell ivanka's line including nordstrom and macy's. she's asking them to stop selling it more than a hundred and fifty million americans are now pouring through paper work - about health benefits. because open enrollment is underway, for anyone covered by their employer. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here to help us make good decisions - for ourselves and our families. q# 1 what should we know about health insurance for next year? premiums vary significantly among, so you need to carefully review your current plan, what you spent this past year; and then try to project what your health costs will be next year. for example, did someone in your family develop a condition that requires more care? do you know that you will need a surgery in the coming year? then compare plans and determine what they cover, how much they cost, including co- pays and deductibles. you should also determine whether or not your doctors are in the plan's network. q2 many employers offer health deductible plans -what are they and who should use th

. >> did i hear coulter on the way? >> boots and sweaters. we are it is october. mid december you can start talking about it. may be a light jacket. we're still near 90 degrees, so you have got to remember baby steps. you look outside there is rivergate, beautiful but it is very warm with temperatures in the mid-to upper 80s, as we have been saying this from you temperatures may be in the upper 40s in northern counties, outside titan doppler radar ring free it stays that way for the foreseeable future. we could go the next 7 to 10 days without a drop of rain so we are out of the raining season getting into the time of year where folks love living here in the area. upper 80s across parts of the area. but the dew points are in the mid-60s lower than that come saturday morning and sunday morning with morning lows dropping to the 50s across most of the area. again, i would not be shocked if the northern counties see a couple of upper 40s, brooksville could drop to 49 degrees sunday morning. hard to say that when you see these temperatures in the mid- to upper 80s but

we have seen people like eric ericson and ann coulter and erin ingram who normally got along, oppositeides of the trump line and george will, temptly very opposite having in common their distaste for donald trump. now you're right, ari, that trump for all of his professed disdain of the media does a great job of working them. there are some who just simply have refused to be worked. erickson and george will being prominent examples. >> yeah, let me jump in. i want to get to that. but before we get to who it doesn't work on, you really report in detail how it works. and that there's more effort there than people may realize. donald trump being canny behind the scenes. many members of this conservative press have visited trump's invitation, joining the resident gatsby for steak and lobster on the patio where trump squints and appears to listen intently while his guests dispense political wisdom. though it's never clear whether he's actually interested in it, simply flattering his guests or sizing them up. and you write, when i dined with him this spring, trump asked me eagerly how i like

>> reporter: well, her name is shannon coulter, and she not only women and men to vote at the ballotketbooks, as retailers nationwide. shannon coulter hassin inspired a unique anti-trump movement responding to the presidential nominee infamous caught on tape remarks about grabbing women. her campaign uses th the #grabyourwallet and calls for a boycott of his daughter ivanka trump's clothing line and the retailers who sell it. >> we all admire and respect her despite political affiliations, but after the trump tapes came out and she went back out on the campaign trail i think that was the straw that broke the camel's back. >> reporter: ivanka trump has issued a statement saying my father's comments were clearly inappropriate and offensive, but that's not enough for critics like kathy who says she won't buy her products. >> yeah. i -- i don't feel so good about the trump family right now. >> reporter: ivanka trump's line is sold in numerous stores, including macy's, neiman marcus, nordstrom and bloomingdales. no of the companies responded for comment and many shoppers we talk to is mis

we watched donald trump fire up that ann coulter, sean hannity universe. big enough to win an election? >> it's not big enough to win an election, but it's big enough to divide the republican party. and that's the sad thing. you know, the tea party folks are good folks, but they said don't compromise. don't give in. and protect the constitution. the constitution was designed to create compromise, to bring people, diverse people's views together. and then ryan and the republicans in the house are getting blamed for thought getting anything done. they get things done. it goes to the senate. one senator can kill legislation. i tell you a quick story. i asked a republican who got elected from the house what was it like now to be in the senate. he just got elected to the senate. he said it's terrific. i can kill anything. that's what the senate does. it kills. >> i don't like that story, not one bit. all right. congressman, thank you so much for joining me this morning. >> thank you. >> and having that honest conversation. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> com

ann coulter consistently stoked the alt-right.he is one of his advisers and chief media cheerleaders. they've done the opposite. even donald trump retweeted some of the alt-right accounts which is unconscionable. i don't say that donald trump is orchestrating any of this. i don't have any evidence of that. but i know his campaign is doing nothing to stand in its way, and some top people in his campaign have helped empower the alt-right itself. >> david. so many reporters and commentators received abuse on social media and at political rallies. of course, yours has been more personal than that. i'm sure -- well, we all worry because we all get sort of hateful responses from some of these people. take a look at this. this is what some cnn camera, what cnn cameras caught recently at a trump rally. >> you guys are the most biassed hacks in the world! why don't you go to wikileaks. >> well, that one was a light one because there's another one that i saw that was much more hateful than that where the police had to step in, security guar

ann coulter has been hammering on immigration, laura ingraham on trade.eople there are principles that trump has violated by the score. there are others, still, who may view themselves as idealogically pure but who reject trump even when he does adhere to conservative principles just because they don't find him temperamentally fit to be president. that latter category is something that has really troubled a lot of republicans even those who can't stand hillary clinton. >> yet the near shutdown, the battle over this cr that just happened, it is a reminder to me that donald trump has been cleaved off, the senate is looking 50-50, if not leaning republican. to me you're going to go to work with these folks the day after the leaked. let's say hillary clinton is elected, they're not going to change. they're going to be the same way with hillary clinton the way they were with barack obama. >> hopefully for the good of the country, that's not the case. >> what evidence is there? >> there's no evidence. and robert and others have documented, though, chris, a day

ann coulter music and theater and film. film and music and theater and film. >> what are you looking forward to tonight? >> [inaudible] >> a lot of talk about the election. the race? >> yes. i hope hillary wins. >> americans seemed to be so proud of their heritage. it's because we are family oriented or whatever. i don't know. it's a complicated question. we come from a country of a lot of different mixed cultures. we are kind of a mixed group, actually. [indiscernible] >> thank you. >> are you wearing armani? >> she's wearing armani, i'm tom ford. >> thank you. >> mr. mark smith and mrs. nina smith. mrs. kathy burns and mr. kenneth burns. mr. henry goldberg and mrs. carol goldberg. mrs. gail mcgovern and mr. donald mcgovern. ms. susan holland and mr. richard kline. the honorable steve benjamin and mrs. d'andrea benjamin. [reading names] mr. kevin hsu. [reading names] mr. chuck todd and mrs. christian todd. kristian todd. ms. rachel ray and ms. john cusumano -- mr. john cusumano. >> what is it like seeing the first lady ove

. >> you know, even ann coulter who is his ardent as supporter of donald trump as there is, and, of course, being the flame throwing columnist and commentator and all around hell raiser in politics, was saying yesterday, in her column, that when trump talks about the issues, he wins. and when he talks about himself he loses. i think there may be some evidence of that. >> i don't think there is any doubt about that. whenever you have seen trump go after one of these side issues that involve something he said or somebody he was in a fight with, whether it's judge curjudgecurl or khans. hillary clinton with this attack bringing in alicia machado. they are trying to den greats women and treats them poorly. why talking about this again and again, trump just reinforces that he ought to move on and get on to something where is he on offense and that means, i think, talking about the economy. national security. >> yeah. i think that -- i suspect there are advisors in his camp who are urgently encouraging him to do just that paul, it's always good to see you. thank you. i hope you will come back. >

students 14-year-old phillip ladies bathroom after classes had ended and attacked her with a box coulter. he's now serving 40 years to life in prison the lawsuit says the family is seeking answers to several questions including with a state of the art security system why was no one monitoring the security cameras? how could chism roam in and out of the school visibly showing blood without being noticed? why was ritzner the academic wing all by herself and what's no comment from the nesco design partnership and no word when we reached out to the cleaning company. but the danvers town manager released a statement saying colleen's death was a tragedy for the whole community and our hearts go out to the ritzer family. we respect the legal process that the family is pursuing. and the school superintendent statement said we cannot comment on the pending litigation. we are, however, committed to continuing colleen ritzer's legacy of kindness and dedication to >> the ritzer family says it is not seeking personal financial compensation from the lawsuit, just compensation to improve school safety

the only maybe two people who want to do it is me and ann coulter. everyone else is insane of women generally make bad choices and they should have the right to vote, but should they vote? not so much. >> nothing offensive about that. >> that's what it says about 18-year-olds, right? they should have the right to vote, i guess. we don't want hem to vote. >> it allows women to vote and it has been around quite some time. i would like it to stay there. i would give up my right to vote if donald could be my president. don't even joke about giving up the right to vote. we lost enough rights in recent years. >> let's say they weren't joking. say they said i would be willing to give up my right because they are sick of their sistas voting for democrats. >> it makes me want to organize an organization. >> you look so committed. >> i am gonna do it. >> are women fouling it up or making it better? >> they obviously didn't poll uh toll yen mothers -- italian mothers and trust me everyone is going trump that is an italian mom. they are skipping something here.

stairwells is a myth that didn't happen, but one thing zenefits points to is the rise of the broux coultern silicon -- in silicon valley. culture i am curious how -- bro culture in silicon valley. i am curious how your thoughts on diversity have evolved. david: we have always sought to find greate and to talent wherever we can. we believe in that. they: talk to me about products you are announcing today. how difficult were those to nail down and how do you move forward? david: it was a lot of work. ofefits built the idea all-in-one hr, but no one can do everything, certainly not do it well. the only way to be a true all-in-one is to create the ecosystem. we have launched an app store for small businesses. easily onstall apps your phone with a couple of clicks. we have launched this with companies like google, salesforce, e shares. the list goes on and on. this is a giant expansion in the all-in-one category. we are the first company to go from trying to do it all ourselves to including these specialty apps. technologyou think can really solve all the problems in hr. some of the problems ar

for now it is very warm for october with 60 degrees at dia ann coulter on the eastern plains with 40s in the high la junta and 70s once again along the front range in denver. 55 tomorrow with some drizzle through the upcoming weekend. >>> there is some pretty hot conversation about the samsung phones and facebook catering to businesses. jill wagner live with your morning when you watch report. after work that russia would consider joining ofac. the dow was 88 points and the nasdaq jumped 46. samsung will permanently stop making galaxy note 7 smartphones after it stopped sales of the device. they also issued a warning to customers. turn off your galaxy note 7 the replacement phones have been catching fire. >>> soda makers gave millions to health groups. researchers found coke and pepsi donated to 100 groups. several groups that took beverage industry money did support plans to tax sugary sodas. >>> facebook launched a new service called workplace it is not connected to users getting caught up in baby pictures. >> videos? >> on your own time. >>> in the man accused of shooting and killi

the william sapphire piece which was a speechwriter for richard nixon who coined the liar meme ann coulter congenital liar which stuck with her for quite a few years. he never did apologize, by the way. her polling as senator shot up when she was senator, she was well-liked. when she, when hillary ran for the presidency in 2008 it went down again and then when she gave barack obama the nomination they skyrocketed again. sort her polls in general, i don't know if this general gentleman wants to comment at all but they go up and down. when she is in office or enters whether it is the first lady, or senator, she is doing fine but when she campaigned she seemed her polling testing to drop. >> host: thank you. >> guest: she is correct. over a period of time of hillary's career her #gone up and down. there's been times when it has been very negative. when she was secretary of state there is a type when her numbers were very positive when her numbers were very positive with the job she was doing out there. the reality of this campaign is that as with trump both of the candidates from the day they

know who are black have to about white coulter. they have to understand how to navigate in a white sphere. that is the way the country is set up. what is wrong is when you actively don't want to engage and don't want to experience and don't want to hear something that is not your experience. i think there are many white players who empathize. i think many think it is outlandish. many black players who think what he is going is outlandish as well. but we have not seen a white player taking me. -- take a knee. that player is going to face probably more wrath than cap are net. -- colin kaepernick. thatare probably weighing while they are making that decision. joe: -- carmen: it is a privilege and not stand up. never met benjamin but he is my brother. if my brother is standing or kneeling, i feel like i have to, too. . through the work that we have been doing here, we have learned that race is not a black people's problem. it is in everybody's problem. why people are affected by racism. just like black people, latinos, asians, so forth

. >> and ann coulter came. a little bit. >> jimmy: and how was rob lowe? 'cause rob lowe is a funny guy, and we know him. >> yeah, love him. >> jimmy: you know him from "tommy boy." >> he was a good sport. yeah, he was in "tommy boy" with me. >> jimmy: but they hit rob lowe as well. >> yeah, they remember, you remember in that song. they hit rob lowe. yeah, but every joke is about how good looking he is and how many girls he slept with. i'm like folks, these are compliments. [ laughter ] i'm like trying to get -- to everyone i go, guys, we need new jokes. he's too good. that's why they start heading but, he wound up being really cool about it, and we had a a blast. >> jimmy: it's on labor day and it's the comedy central roast. did you get a chance for you personally to hit him with a a couple jokes? >> a few. well i think, when i walk out, i go, we're here to roast one of the biggest stars of 1987. [ laughter ] i go, rob's not a gay man, but he plays one every moment of his life. he has a skin care line out, you can buy it online. you won't, but you can. [

joining us from new york nine days for the election is author and columnist ann coulter . for being here on sees and. let's talk about the story everybody has been talking about. when you heard the news on friday about the f the out -- the fbi taking a look at more e-mails what was your reaction? iest: at first

let's look at the adot camera, a brand-new crash at state route 51 southbound near coulter. everything is often the right- hand side. you will see heavy traffic approaching the mini >>> you can't always predict breaking news. you can will it get an early glimpse of the big story of the day. that will be the debate tonight. >> yes. we have a special edition of abc 15 at 9:00 tonight. the debate is at 6 pm we have fay fredricks in vegas ready to give us the lowdown. >>> i now pronounce you, man and wife. you may kiss the bride. not the food. i got you, sis! switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-565-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. >> t >>> good morning, america. the final showdown. donald trump and hillary clinton facing off for the last time tonight. >> she

coulter takes over a lot of times in competition -- culture takes over a lot of times in competition.mber of great points. one of them was, you took pride, i don't know if you caught it, he tipped pride in the fact that it was not about his gold medals, but u.s. swimming has been a dominant. you are part of a great culture. you are a big part of the culture, but you are still part of it. when you go out there, you are not just can pedal -- competing for you, you are competing for the culture. if you can get that, we have a better chance of winning. charlie: i was thinking about the equivalency for people in this audience of doing what the live you have done. especially michael has been in the olympics for a long time. what is the equivalent for what michael has done in corporate america are in the world of wall street and finance? greatest company that has ever been and creating the greatest product that has ever been? or creating the most innovative financial model, or changing the way we generate the contributions of financial communities and corporate communities to the overall glo

but in his defense, he thought it was ann coulter. [ laughter ] "so nice to see you. you're dressed very patriotic." [ light laughter ] donald trump masks are currently out-selling hillary clinton masks by masks by 10% for halloween next week. and if you see someone at your tim kaine mask, that's tim kaine. [ laughter ] hundreds of harvard students staged a walk out this week in solidarity with university dining hall workers who are on strike. said harvard students, "you can't take advantage of them just because they went to yale." [ light laughter ] and finally, scientists have ability to make and use tools. so if you thought they were good at throwing poop before -- [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show for you tonight. [ cheers and applause ] truly this is -- when i -- i have a talk show. this is the kind of guests i most wanted to have when i got to host my own show. first we have the wide receiver for the pittsburgh steelers, my beloved pittsburgh steelers. [ cheers and applause ] he is the editor-in-chief of "vanity fair" and his book "vanity f

and syndicated columnists and coulter joins us to talk about the 2016 election, and her latest book.bout donald trump's rise to become the gop presidential nominee. c-span's washington journal, live sunday morning spared joined the discussion. >> now, republican presidential candidate donald trump speaks to supporters in phoenix, arizona. this is an hour. ♪ [chanting usa] mr. trump: thank you very much ladies and gentlemen. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. boy, it is a lot of people. so, this was the scene of my first major speech right after i announced i was running for president or it -- president. today, we are beating it we have more than 15,000, and we have a lot of people pouring in. should we wait for them? no, we are not waiting. that.lent majority is in 10 days, we are going to win the state of arizona. and we are going to win back the white house. [cheers and applause] we are, oh we are. a trump administration will and replacerepeal the disaster known as obamacare. it has just been announced that the citizens of arizona are going to experience a 100 and 16% incre

carol: i spoke to a reporter bob coulter about what was going on. >> this is a mosquito that if you have ever been worried about malaria or zika or dengue, it is -- you already know what it is called. it is famous for going anywhere and everywhere that pesticides can't seem able to reach, and that is why it is so dangerous, and that is why the diseases it carries keep spreading. carol: certainly we are all on alert when it comes to mosquitoes thanks to zika. you write about sterilizing insect populations. this is not a new thing, people have tried to do this before. >> scientists have been trying to find ways to wipe this species of mosquito out. obviously there are pesticides. ddt did not quite work, but they still use spray. they wanted to do something more sophisticated, they wanted to sterilize the insect. and so for years, they have tried radiation, but the problem with radiation is it is a blunt instrument and wise up weakening the mosquito so much that it does not even try to breed, so it cannot compete with regular mosquitoes out there. carol: there is a new method. and that is w

grab your wallet founder shannon coulter. thank you so much. i appreciate you being here. >> thank you for having me, joy. >> i first heard about you on twitter where your #gained quite a bit of popularity. why target ivanka trump's brand rather than, for instance, donald trump's hotels. >> that's a good question. actually our boycott is not a boycott of ivanka trump's brand or the products but a boycott of the stores that carry them. for lot of women we were sort of silently boycotting ivanica's products prior to the trump tape and silently not buying them. after the campaign tapes and she returned to the campaign trail in wake of the tapes, many of us had to do more so we're boycotting stores like nordstrom, lord and taylor, bloomingdale's, macy's, saks, all these stores that carry donald and ivanka trump. amazon carries 279 donald trump products so they are very much on the boycott. >> have you heard from any of these retail outlets in response to your boycott of them. >> when i first called them, i was calling as a customer. since the boyco

shannon coulter is boycotting ivanka trump's line and created the #grabyourwallet. she feels ivanka trump should be distancing herself from her father's campaign if she wants to do business with women. >>> a ground-breaking right now on a major project to transform a long-abandoned mental health facility into public schools. forces were joined to buy the $76 million property. that includes the historic ag news development center. the project includes a school for k through 8th grade students as well as a high school. work is expected to take three years. >>> it may be hard to tell, laura, based on our live cameras right now, all these beautiful blue, clear skies. but we are in the middle of several storms right now, rob. >> roughly every 36 hours or so we're watching the storms on approach. right now the break between storm one and storm two, which is on the way. san jose on our way to a pretty pleasant afternoon. a little breezy out of the airport. east-southeast wind at 12 miles per hour. there is a nice view of emeryville. 65. mostly clear skies. after the low cl

joe: the nfl players association supported ken coulter and -- who started the national collegiate layers association. they came to us for support, and we supported them through the effort unionize and organize at northwestern. but listen. i think what we see is a realization by some folks that i have to stand up for myself. i am the person i have been waiting for. we are the people we have been waiting for. you saw that northwestern. i do not believe that will be the end of the conversation. what we also saw an northwestern was a lot of people doing the same thing they are doing with this colin kaepernick situation. they made it seem as though those players were asking for checks, cash. they were not asking for cash. they were asking for better conditions of their campus. and for that, everyone who wrote on the subject almost to a t said they just want to be paid, they are greedy student athletes, instead of talking about the underlying issues the players were trying to talk about. transpose that to 2016. the same thing with colin kaepernick. all he asked for was a conversation about wha

have a large number of supporters of donald trump who celebrate american violence through the ,un coulter culture nativist movements, and trump i think has made clear on the campaign trail that he will essentially attempt to discredit the system if he loses. and right now they are working with and assist them. but unleashing that rage, you know, or essentially legitimizing that rage and that kind of violence after the rent thewill begin to fabric of american society. we have no more time to play around. we have not even spoken about the issue of climate change. we know from the leaked e-mails that hillary clinton is a fan of fracking. she brags about promoting fracking in poland and other places as secretary of state. weakness of the system itself cannot, i think, sustain much more of this assault without dramatic and andhtening blowback ramifications. and i think trump is systematic of that. as i have said many times, i think we have to do what many pretty must and parties in europe have done. we have to walk into the political wilderness. we have to tilt movements and we have to build a