ann coulter. jessica flores on the effort to stop any riots before they start. >> reporter: ann coulter's visit is not for another month. but people are nervous that it will spark massive backlash like what the campus saw two months ago. >> we are pretty after rehencive abdomen everything that is going on. >> reporter: in january, college republicans canceled the talk by right wing commentator milo yiannopoulos after violent protesters smashed windows and started a fire outside the event venue. this time, the college republicans are working with the student group bridge cal which says it is hoping the university has a stronger security plan. >> more offense on the ground this time. rather than on the balcony. different things like that. little things that we will try to push for. >> reporter: coulter will talk immigration. her critics say she is racist. the university says it is commit today free speech but in a statement says the administration wishes to make clear that an invitation of this sort

now ann coulter will speak there. organizers want to make sure this speech actually happens. >> reporter: ann coulter's visit to uc-berkeley isn't for another month. but student organizers of the event say they are nervous that the visit from the fire brand conservative will spark massive backlash like the protests the campus saw two months ago. >> we're pretty apprehensive right now about everything that's going on. >> reporter: in january, college republicans canceled the talk by commentator former breitbart editor mlio yiannopoulos after violent protestors smashed windows and started a fire outside the event venue. this time, the college republicans are working with the student group bridge cal which says it's hoping the university has a stronger security plan. >> more officers on the ground this time rather than on the balcony, little things we'll try to push for. >> reporter: coulter had talk immigration. >> touching our borders. >> reporter: her critics say she is anti-immigrant and her views racist. the univers

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the university says coulter is free to appear once some details have been worked out. milo yanukovych said, good on them, that maybes two fob louse conservative queens. i'll be sure to end ann my -- >> since they just found out about coulter's appearance here this morning. >>> an erratic driver and gunshots stopped things at the white house this morning. >> we heard a total of three shots, so it's pretty scary. >> police say this is a criminal act, not terrorism. a woman reportedly drove erratically and aggressively hit shooting one shot and then firing at officers. it's been one week since -- a man drove his car into pedestrians on the westminster bridge and then stabbed a police officer outside parliament. the suspect, khalid masool killed. >>> voters approved brexit last summer. >> this is an historic moment from which there can be no turning back. we are going to make our own decisions and our own laws. >> the uk now has two years to unwind 4 1/2 decades of eu membership and work out its future relationship to the continent. >>> two california anti-abortion activis

the university says coulter is free to appear once some details have been worked out. milo yanukovych said, good on them, that maybes two fob louse conservative queens. i'll be sure to end ann my -- >> since they just found out about coulter's appearance here this morning. >>> an erratic driver and gunshots stopped things at the white house this morning. >> we heard a total of three shots, so it's pretty scary. >> police say this is a criminal act, not terrorism. a woman reportedly drove erratically and aggressively hit shooting one shot and then firing at officers. it's been one week since -- a man drove his car into pedestrians on the westminster bridge and then stabbed a police officer outside parliament. the suspect, khalid masool was killed. >>> voters approved brexit last summer. >> this is an historic moment from which there can be no turning back. we are going to make our own decisions and our own laws. >> the uk now has two years to unwind 4 1/2 decades of eu membership and work out its future relationship to the continent. >>> two california anti-abortion act

in a few months we will get reaction from laura ingraham and ann coulter. the commander-in-chief simply outlined all of the severe challenges, problems the country faces and laid out his very bold solutions to fix the problems. let us take a look. >> as promised, i directed the department of defense to develop a plan to demolish and destroy isis. we will work with our allies including our friends and allies in the muslim world. to extinguish the smile enemy from our planet. and we must support the victims of crime. i've ordered the department of homeland security to create an office to serve american victim victims. the office is called voice. victims of immigration crime engagement. my administration has answered the pleas of the american people, for immigration enforcement and border security. by finally enforcing our immigration laws, we will raise wages, help the unemployed, save billions and billions of dollars and make our communities safe. for everyone. i'm also calling on this congress to repeal and replace obamacare with reforms that expand choice,

to deal with it and i grew up in a very a traditional family and they will dump coulter in our homeand we would talk about it together they would say things like should they be doing back? , is that a good drug to try? laugh laugh with my own children i hear my parents voice and a love it. me gave me good armor to pay much watch was never without falling prey to india underlying message some mechanical church just isn't the movie you bring into your home was supporting locally and the culture of the school with a thousand conversations per week with moms to our dealing with the school board or what the teacher said to have been influenced of that world also but i did not ask you review your opinion so that is not fair but that movie silence was a bomb for him relatively speaking spec i have toss see the movie but the reason, i want to but and does it make you want to give up this sounds like a law of suffering and pray you have to prepare yourself there is of movie about a woman getting snowden was sitting at the bar he said down next to me with a depleted look i said people don't w

john: thank you, ann coulter! >>> one area i think she's right is that the left acts like a mob when they get hysterical about climate change. a libertarian had the nerve to go to a protest and hold up a sign saying fossil fuels are good! >> excuse me. excuse me this is private property. this is mine. john: i've criticized global warming hysteria, robert kennedy jr. calls me a totey who lies. >> i think they should be in jail. i think they should be. john: i think it's the alarmists like kennedy who are part of the ignorant mob. but tyson slocumb, director of public citizens energy program says i'm clueless about this. >> i don't think you're clueless, i think we have a minority fringe. the science is settled. john: about what? climate changes, but anything we're going to do about it is going to make a difference? >> absolutely. john: that's not settled. >> absolutely. i mean co2 emissions are a huge variable in determining the earth's clate. and they're up 40% since the revolution. john:y're up, t it not settled

ann coulter, appreciate it. >> thank you. lou: great to see you.'re learning more now about house intel chair devin nuÑes and how he learned of surveillance are on president trump. -- surveillance on president trump. chief white house correspondent john roberts says it now appears that staff at the national security council came across a number of instances in which the names of members of the trump transition including the president-elect himself showed up in intelligence documents. that information was then taken to the attention of the white house counsel's office which then alerted house intelligence committee chairman devin nuÑes who went to the white house to take a look at the intel. we're going to have a lot more on this developing story when we continue. stay with us, we'll be right back. >>> the white house press secretary criticizing the national left-wing media's obsession with the sources of intel chair devin nuÑes. >> your obsession with who talks to whom and when is not the answer here. it should be the substance. lou: former intel c

. >> first milo yiannopoulos, now an ann coulter.ow to stop riots before they start. >> warriors fans we have a kevin durant update moments before they run the floor san antonio. we get the latest on kd. ♪[ music ] ,,,,,, , ,,,,,, those who have tickets to the upcoming pelicans, jazz and lakers... >>> all right. is kd going to be able to play? >> oh, -- >> wouldn't that be great? >> i have some insight! nba up top. and the warriors, those who have tickets to the upcoming pelicans, jazz, laker games, they are about to increase in value. kevin durant may not be in street clothes much longer on the bench! the team announced today that he, quote, progressing well from his mcl injury. there he is warming up right there. he will ramp up his activity in practice. espn went further reporting kevin durant could return for the final three games of the regular season so that would be pelicans, jazz and the lakers. >>> speaking of the warriors, draymond green has a lot to say, apparently, about the raiders moving to vegas. sure, they are in oakl

here now with reaction, and coulter. to me this comes down to a very simple, basic fundamental choic choice. the inconvenience of a few guests that want the privilege to be here. the inconvenience or the gambling with the lives of the american people. why is that such a hard decision for people? >> you are right, why can't we learn from western europe? just a few weeks ago, german intelligence reported that 1,000 german residents have gone to fight with isis. hundreds of them have come back to germany, what is chancellor merkel do? she setting them up with welfare. that could radicalize them if they don't have welfare. what these migrants say -- they come to countries, they sexually assault women, they're having a very difficult time learning not to rape women. what other immigrant group could not stop themselves from raping women? it's right in front of our eyes can you imagine, what angela merkel has done is spreading throughout europe. just in germany alone, combining military discipline with islamic ideology? it is t

does the coulter right? are the procedures right? do we have the best tools in place to protect our data? host: why hasn't the government so far been able to shut down eaks?leaks --wikil guest: it is clearly very good at what they do. the second question is, has been a priority or has an executive late -- grantor agency begin the authority or the directive to shut down wikileaks. is they stilltion have the data. do they take that data and just transferred to someone else? the real question is what is about a of shutting down wikileaks? at least their access to the public by shutting them down they just take this information and moving someplace else and it is still getting to the american people. host: former congressman peter hoekstra is our guest. we're talking about this week's released by wikileaks about cia hacking methods. the life of democrats, (202) 748-8000. the line for republicans, (202) 748-8001. the line for independents is (202) 748-8002. earlier this week wikileaks founder julian assange at a press conference thursday

ann coulter spent a lot of time researching this and she says they are full of it. described as a provocateur, but at least on this subject, you are an expert, you wrote a book with a lot of original reporting. i read it, a lot of people dead, they can vouch for it. on this specific question, immigrant crime, "the times" told us again and again, that is not true. what are the facts, what are the numbers on this? >> i have all the numbers, that we have, there aren't very many, i think it's interesting that it's my side that wants the real numbers. and hope we will get them under attorney general sessions. i think that is the reason for the history, they want to take sessions out, because they want to get the stump of a third world going on america. there is a lot of evidence that immigrants do commit more crime, i don't think they would be so hysterical, oh, why are you deporting if it is just a small crime. how many small crimes have you committed? and these are guests in our country. but it is also the kind of crimes they are committing. one thing that's been drivi

we'll talk about if that's true with ann coulter. man: i'll have the meat loaf. what about you?, just getting a quote on motorcycle insurance from progressive. yeah? yeah, they have safe rider discounts, and with total loss coverage, i get a new bike if mine's totaled. but how's their customer service? great. 24/7. just like here. meat loaf! [dings bell] just like here. anybody got a pack... that needs leadin'? serving all your motorcycle insurance needs. now, that's progressive. >> tucker: there's fresh talk today holdovers from the obama administration are doing their best to undermine the current administration. more detail we go now to the great trace gallagher standing by. hey, trace? >> hey, tucker. this is kind of an i told you so moment for right-wing publications and others who in recent weeks have been banding about this theory holdovers from the obama administration were leaking information to derail the trump presidency and the former president himself was staying in washington to be actively involved in an alleged shadow government. then pennsylvania g.o.p. congress

. >> sean: welcome to "hannity," esiden >> sean: anne coulter, david clarke, geraldo rivera, sara carter is joining us tonight. america could learn from europe's many failures. that's tonight's opening monologue. president trump and chancellor merkel capped off their first visit earlier today by holding a joint press conference. president trump made it very clear where we stand on protecting this country. watch this. >> our two countries must continue to work together to protect our people from radical islamic terrorism. and to defeat isis. i applaud chancellor merkel for germany's contributions both civilian and military as a counter-isis coalition member. we also recognize immigration security is national security. we must protect our citizens from those who seek to spread terrorism, extremism and violence inside our borders. immigration is a privilege, not a right. and the safety of our citizens must always come first. >> sean: we've been covering in-depth on this show how president trump promised to do everything within his power to stop radical islamic terrorists from entering this

judge jeanine: anne coulter is here live after tonight's open and you never know how that's going to go. >> i always want to kiss you after your opening statement. judge jeanine: i'm taking you to the st. patrick's parade to ask new yorkers what they think of reports that our favorite person has her eyes on city hall. should hillary clinton come back and run for mayor? >> no! jenna: welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. a st. patrick's edition of "street justice." but first my opening statement. folks they are changing the rules before your very eyes. this is bigger than a travel ban. bigger than a debate question. the left is change black letter law, journalistic standards and the constitution in order to satisfy their agenda. they are simply intolerant of opinions that differ from theirs. and so they burn buildings in their black ninja outfits at berkeley to stop an invited guest from exercising his first amendment free speech. they burn the constitution in their black robes to stop the president from exercising his plenary powers to protect americans. and they throw journ

laura ingraham, and coulter, we hope you'll join us, and we hope you'll have a great night. ♪ ♪ >> seanlcome to >> welcome president donald trump delivered his first address to a joint session of congress. newt gingrich will be here in just a minute. but first, the commander in chief laid out his vision for america. he reiterated what we already knew, that he was going to keep his campaign promises. but there are many forces now actively working against president trump, and that is tonight's opening monologue. ♪ on the campaign trail, then hyping candidate trump was very specific about what he wanted to do when he occupied the oval office. we are not going to mention them all, but we will put a list on the side of the screen, creating jobs, reforming the tax code, repealing and replacing obamacare, renegotiating trade deals, rebuilding the military, and he also promised extreme vetting of people coming from countries that have ties to terror. he also promised to defeat isis and to nominate a originalist to the supreme court. this is what the president said about his promises. >> for too

ann coulter is set to speak at cal next month. berkeley college republicans invited her, the same group that invited milo yiannopoulos last month. that protest turned violent. coulter said "i hear they're nice people at berkeley and expect a pleasant event and stimulating exchange of ideas." >>> happening today, north carolina will vote to repeal its controversial bathroom bill. that law requires transgender people to use public restrooms corresponding to the sex on their birth certificate. the repeal bill still leaves the state in charge on public multistall restrooms, that's part of the criticism of it. it's not clear if the repeal even has enough votes to pass. the ncaa has already moved several sporting events out of the state because of that law. >>> happening today a federal judge is expected to grant final approval to a settlement between president trump and former students of his now-defunct trump university. the students claim they were misled by promises to teach success in real estate. trump agreed to pay $25 million to

social and political commentator ann coulter is set to speak at cal next month. berkeley college republicans invited her. the same group that invited milo yiannopoulos last month. that event was cancelled after protests. coulter commented about her trip saying, quote, i hear there are nice people at berkeley and expect a pleasant evening and stimulating exchange of ideas. >> all right. i'm sure you can expect heavy security ahead of that event. >>> a live look outside now at the bay bridge. you see that camera shaking around. it has been blustery all day. >> yes, very breezy and certainly we are wondering how long it will last. >> it will be windy for a little while longer. hey, we doll have the wind advisories about to kick in here within the next 40 minutes, and that's when we do expect the winds to increase as we go through the rest of the day. here is a live look outside right now at san jose, and we are going to see the winds really causing a few problems across parts of the bay area. but as of now, things are looking pretty good out there. and looking at th

>>> coulter coming to town. months after fiery protests of conservative commentator, recovery shale right wing author anne doubt hear been invited to speak on campus. >>> and the raiders in silicon valley? >> i would rather have the raiders playing in santa clara or someplace else than playing in my city. >> looks like owner mark davis might be searching for other options outside of oakland. 49ers fans ready to share levi's stadium? "the four on 2" starts now. >>> most californians probably agree our roads are bad. study after study show that california is home to one of the worst highway systems in the nation. governor brown, though, has got a solution. he wants to boost the gas tax hike and other fees. the governor brought that push for his proposal to the bay area today. welcome. i'm heather holmes. >> i'm frank mallicoat. allie rasmus was with the governor. >> reporter: the governor and lawmakers are selling this plan as the only viable way to fix problems like potholes. they even put out a breakdown of what

and his mom and anthony coulter. fort worth police department.ou. >> good morning. ainsley: paint the picker of what happenepicture ofwhat happ. >> we went to mcdonald's because it was my birthday. we went to breakfast and he saw officer coulter come in with his motorcycle helmets. he said hi to him and we ate for a little while and officer coulter got him a sticker later that had a police badge on it. and t.j. asked me a couple minutes later why did he give me that sticker i said well, he is your friend and he likes you. do you want to go tell him thank you? >> so he ran over to him said thank you and tried to give him a big hug. ainsley: officer coulter what did that mean to you when he did that? >> it meant the world. i was humbled and honored because we see a lot of bad stuff sometimes. but to see him so sincere, such a kind thoughtful gesture made it a wonderful day. ainsley: you pulled up on a motorcycle? >> yemen, i'm a motor officer. it was raining so that ends any kind of traffic enforcement, so it would mcdonald's for coffee and paperwo

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you mentioned the supreme coulter hearings will be coming up. more pressing will be the executive order, the refined executive order on immigration. then you've got health care. does this take the president off message? it seems so long ago that there was this brief window after his joint session or address to congress where people said he tuck to the prompter, it seems okay. >> i think the best thing the president has going for him in the coming period is the gorsuch nomination for supreme court. because that was a tenth strike in terms of his party and the whole con secretary-- consecutive base. whatever you thought about trump, your doubts, the fact that he would remaining the supreme courted in his image appealed to republicans and conservatives across the board and picked somebody that even democrats say we have a problem maybe with his beliefs but he is clearly qualified that is the one most lakely to put him back on message. >> sreenivasan: jeff greenfield, thanks so much. >> pleasure a day of relatively peaceful, though small, pro-trump

he didn't change the inside coulter saying that we need to secure the border. think president trump has been much more willing to enforce the law. that's all we need to do. and so just today i think the announcement came out that border crossings have dropped tremendously precipitously. >> host: you think that stems from the message that he's sending, that deterrence message we talked about? >> guest: sure. where going to enforce the law and when president bush was in office, governor richardson and new mexico, but the national guard down the southern border, no guns but just the presence of an additional force. the local ranchers were telling me they have lived their entire life at a never seen the border crossing that low. they dropped to almost nothing. so it's a combination of yes we need in places of walking someplace we need technology in most places we just need a different culture inside the agency. if we do need more people then we look at it. which is to jump the number of people without changing the culture is going to result in the same thing we got

. >> they are very heavily informed in history, pat buchanan and anne coulter. it's the crony capitalists who are running the show in washington are their enemy on both sides. >> twhament we just said. >> this is a rear-guard action. >> i'm saying crony capitalism is fueling all of this. kennedy: fueling a movement on many different fronts, though the fronts are disparate and agree to -- appear to disagree with each other. first up, remember when democrats were up in arms every time republicans threatened to shut down the government during the obama years? take a wild guess what their senate leader is contemplating senate leader is contemplating to fight trump's agenda.a.a.a.a. ostriches don't really stick their heads in the sand. a peanut is not a nut. and a real john deere is actually real affordable. you learn something new everyday. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. now you can own america's tractor for just $99 a month. learn more at your john deere dealer. then you're a couple. think of all you'll share... like snoring. does your be

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coulter has not always been hollywood. it is great books and art and these other things that i think maybe conservatives have not focused souc on being out reached by hollywood. engagement.ly the i think we have this bipartisan problem where we are looking for -- federal government looking for a savior in politics and not appreciating that you have all of this power. and in a weird way, donald trump is showing you how to use it. on twitter and all of the rest. and even listening to kellyanne conway today. as somet being handled politicians let themselves be handled and maybe that is a good thing also in the context of what we are talking about especially here, appreciating that there is a power that you do not know you have. by is a political journalist. he has a high view of gary hart that i do not share as a colorado native at the whole point is how journalism changed at that time. 24-hour four hour news channel, technological advances that allowed news to spread more quickly. to thisle continue interest in the lives of

it was good to see the order was changed to allow greencard coulters and others who had been buildingpplications to come in. there is good in that, but the recently spoke out is we've got just how important little guys were to the immigrants were not getting hurt. >> watch "the communicators" on c-span2. brody mullinsa," talks about his friend page story "the rise and fall of the k street renegade." about the downfall of one of the largest pharmaceutical -- the ceo of one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world. >> i heard about his lifestyle for a while so i wanted to wait and see if anything else became public about this guy. about one year later, i started looking into his life and campaign donations, spending and what made him one of washington's top drug lobbyists. ." tonight on c-span's "q&a >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us from boston this morning is jason pontin, the editor-in-chief and publisher the "mit technology review.' --"mit technology review." theire out with technology review, the top 10 technology, breakthrough technologies o20

coulter lay, you can understand that. it makes sense. -- culturally coming can understand that. in a prime seat here in terms of repositioning itself. worked a lotsly with the u.k. recently. again, potentially looking at post-brexit trade negotiation deals. not necessarily bypassing european trade but supporting and supplementing that. what australia has been doing, it has been very confident and selective in terms of who does business with. david: when we saw a lot of volatility, we have had such low volatility for a long time. will we go back into a time where we could expect more volatility question mark >> -- more volatility? significantad more events that have had the potential to disrupt markets. brexit as well as the u.s. election. and investors, the economy has looked through those events. when we got to the italian referendum, it took three hours from the result to the market reaction. the most recent time of history we can look back to, over light with hard economic data and market reactions, has been one through, subdued, continuing positive momentum. we are always wo

they're they're inviting coulter to talk about illegal immigration. >> also having a lengthy q&a discussion with students, i think that's the best thing for berkeley at this point. >> this but this time they're working with a nonpartisan group called bridge cal who's also inviting someone from the left. >> the thing about this event is it's not just a speech. >> who's rhetoric is more incendiary? what we know for sure the uc berkeley has to plans to interfere with her appearance. i can't explain's reaction may be summed up in this tex he sent us about the campus republicans. it says good on them that. makes two fabulous conservative queens. i'll be sure to lend ann my navy seals for the night and return to berkeley myself soon. she's set to appear april 27th. >>> bob dillon agreed to accept his nobel prize. he kept silent for weeks for months. he did not attend ceremony in december to receive the prize. he'll meet with a noble academy in sweden while he's giving concerts. he will not give his in person, but send it in a video. >>> changes are coming to the oscars after the best picture fee

. >> meghan: do you think people like ann coulter into laura and graham, this is our cornerstone issuet they are aggressive on, that they'll like it? it >> jeanine: they won't like it at all, but they also understand how the sausage is made. is not pretty. >> meghan: i'm a lot more on the middle on this, so i'll be happy if he comes to reason, i think it will be unhappy people on talk radio. >> charlie: and 1986, when ronald reagan approved illegals amnesty, the deal is that we get amnesty. they did the fun part as politicians like to do, they didn't do the hard part. today, the argument that so many of these hard-line republicans have, let's fix the future problem so we don't have to deal with it again, and then deal with the other part of it. >> jeanine: there's a law, just follow it. >> charlie: two. to prevent a new flow of immigrants. if they actually cared about those people as much as they care about the political issue itself, they would agree to fixing the problem so we don't have it in the future and then deal with it. >> sandra: before going to break it, see that picture at

and coulter, geraldo rivera, sarah carter will be here.meeting highlighted major differences between trump and chancellor merkel's approach to key issues. america can can learn. president trump and chancellor merkel capped off their first visit earlier today by holding a joint trust conference. where we stand on protecting this country. watch

laura ingraham, and coulter, we hope you'll join us, and we hope you'll have a great night. ♪ ♪ >> sean >> welcome president donald trump delivered his first address to a joint session of congress. newt gingrich will be here in just a minute. but first, the commander in chief laid out his vision for america. he reiterated what we already knew, that he was going to keep his campaign promises. but there are many forces now actively working against president trump, and that is tonight's opening monologue. ♪ on the campaign trail, then hyping candidate trump was very specific about what he wanted to do when he occupied the oval

in a few months we will get reaction from laura ingraham and ann coulter.chief simply outlined all of the severe challenges, problems the country faces and laid

, the quality has to be perfect because we're not only demolishing house of palestinians, it is a coulterolition. -- culture demolition. the minister of culture tried to destroy every show of tamer around the country. she stepped out when he performed our oscar-winning. the house demolition for us also has to be -- it is an ongoing demolition. it is an ongoing disaster from the palestinians. verye shooting at was important for me, the details. the details the way i experience it. tamer and me work, even the way the people speak, the way they react, the day after they can go on the demolition and do a song. people here in america don't understand how they can sing after the house was demolished, how they can smile. it is an ongoing fight. you cannot regret the israeli -- let the israelis destroyed your spirit. the house demolition, and also the performance after saying, we will rebuild this house again. that they village built already i think 17 times again and again after israel demolished their house. in israel, the demolished bedouin village, just in order to bring jews -- not for any o