on abc's "this week" professor robert reich said he normally doesn't agree with coulter on anything, but he said she should have been allowed to speak at uc berkeley because it's her first amendment right. >> i tell my students all the time the best way to learn

best sellinguthor, ann coulter coulter. author of "new york times" bestseller in trump we trust. we you more extraordinary when permitted to speak. the berkeley situation, i thought you handled with masterfuly. >> thank you, i would have preferred to have spoken. lou: as would have america. >> yes, the speech was on immigration, and half of north america media was coming in from it. lou: shame on berkeley and shame on the fascist left. >> yes, don't send your kids to college. lou: not. >> i think any college, take the s.a.t., get your college acceptance letters and present those to your employers, ern everyone knows you don't learn anything at college any more. safe yourself $200,000. lou: where were you when i needed you. my children are thrilled. >> ask them if a learned anything. lou: i know they learned something. let me turn first to the president, he is -- he was off put to say the least this the democrats and senator schumer out declaring victory on a bipartisan effort to avoid a government shut down. i mean, how low can the democrats go? why is it most of us i think are p

lou: with that, ann coulter great to have you with us. >> thank you. lou: we're coming right book wi much more. stay with us. >> president trump praising the budget deal, is a big win for the nation's military. >> we have ended years of painful cuts to our military, and just achieved a $21 billion increase in defense spending. >> former speaker of the house newt gingrich gives the president great credit, saying he is now in a better position to fight the dems in september. >> when next budget battle begins. >> and in base jumper finding a way to see one of 7 wonders of the world, we'll show you his leap of faith next in the video, stay with us, we're back with the video and a great t t t t break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist instead of allergy pills. it delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only block one. new flonase sensimist. lou: hillary clinton claiming she would be president if the election were held october 27. she says she takes responsibility for the loss, but then proceede

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coulter's speech at u-c berkeley was cancelled because of threats of violence.he blamed college culture for the cancellation. at one point, coulter said the u-s would be better off if california left the union. her supporters rallied around her. <"they really like to dealmonize her so we're just here to show our support""i think what it may have proved to the city of modesto that we can disagree and not have trouble">(darya) there were moments of tension between protesters in modesto. however, that never escalated to violence. (mark) police are searching for a man they say exposed himself to a group of people on the stanford campus. officers say the man was outside of a car when he exposed himself yesterday morning. three different people reported the incident to police. witnesses say he drove off in a newer white sedan. there is no clear descrption of the man this morning. ( mark ) a u-s service member is killed in the fight against isis in iraq. army first lieutenant weston lee died in an explosion on saturday. the 25-year-old joined the army in march of 2015.

take and coulter. -- ann coulter. students invite her to speak at a university, who was allowed to invite speakers -- you cannot make political distinctions. you cannot do content distinctions. you can say we do not allow outsiders to come here to speak, which is a terrible policy. but it would be constitutional. once you start down the road of saying basically we have an open forum, we either allow the students to invite or some other ,echanism for inviting speakers then, as a generality, it has to be across the board. nodemocratic lying, republican line. the first amendment, if it means anything, means it applies to everyone. host: david is a democrat in new jersey. good morning. caller: good morning and thank you. i believe freedom of speech is liable to have in our federal -- notions, but it is so practiced nearly to the degree it should be. host: before you go, what would work better? caller: what would work better? i do not think, on paper, anything could be more beautifully stated that our constitution and our

on abc's "this week" professor robert reich said he normally doesn't agree with coulter on anything, but he said she should have been allowed to speak at uc berkeley because it's her first amendment right. >> i tell my students all the time the best way to learn something is to talk to people who disagree with you because that forces you to sharpen your views. >> i agree with the professor on universities ought to be places where i am not the only conservative most students will hear in four years of college. >> on thursday coulter supporters and protesters held rallies on the uc berkeley campus after the school told her she couldn't speak that day because of safety concerns. >>> also this week house minority leader nancy pelosi had a slip of the tongue when talking about how the democrats are working with president trump. >> that either we win or whoever wins understands the priorities of the american people, and they are not what president bush -- excuse me -- >> president trump. >> so sorry. president bush. i never thought i'd pray for the day you're president again. >> you're pra

. >> sean: ann coulter try to speak at college campus.ies to speak at berkeley home of free speech. how many people attacked every conservative and boycott and all the threats, it's all an effort to silence us, where is your side?va >> i'm right here. >> sean: who stands up loudly and says stop paying people to destroy conservative media. >> i don't think it's just paying people. >> people are paid to monitor my four hours. >> i don't know your process i would imagine there are people on staff monitoring these types of things and it is part of the narrative. >> sean: they want to shut me down, all the liberals believe in free speech. >> right here and alan dershowitz and bernie sandersn who went out there and defended and coulter's right to speak at berkeley especially since they receive federal funding. >> sean: name the only three people that did.d. there is not allowed outcry from people on the left to say stop being liberal fascists just silence conservative speakers. >> they think this makes them social justice warriors they think th

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. >> conservative commentator ann coulter spoke more today about the fallout of her cancelled speech at ac berkeley. the two admit they disagree on just about everything but they did agree that college campuses must behavens for free speech. >> lefties are on the side of the thuges. they have taken over universities. i don't think anyone learns anything at college any more. it is a four-year vacation. >> whether college campuses or someone burning a flag or the newspapers having a right to say whatever they want, we cannot toy around with the first amendment. >> rallies for and against coulter remained largely peaceful on thursday. the day she was scheduled to speak at cal. >> sunnyvale city employees say they will walk off their jobs in about seven hours. involving 750 of sunnyvales 900 workers including librarians and public works employees. primary issue, raise to keep up with the high cost of living. the city sofrg is offering 10% contracts have broken off. >> we reached a stalemate and there is no more on the table is what the city says and it is not acceptable. >> we are bound

bar other individuals because of the disagreements so they could have a variety of views like ann coulter or any other controversial person but in the fact is impeding access is a grave error of the university. >> the book is the soul of the first amendment. >> caller: good morning. t in massachusetts at one point those that were assassinated on the internet a young irish stick it committed suicide. and as a roman catholic well as an essay roving catholic we're guided by our. conscience but the ruling on that can you inform me of your opinions?. >> but particularly in the religious area it is fraught with difficulty then has led to opinions that is highly controversial in beecher whether individuals that not only disapprove of abortion but does they hold their deeply religious views could be asked to fill out a form and that issue is if you ask them to do anything they should not have to say or do anything. we should be able to stand in not respond even with the clarity of the language- congress shall make no law abridging freedom of speech with the same sort of language of religion that

. >> our abc7's this week professor robert rice said he normally doesn't agree with coulter on anything, but he says she should have been allowed to speak at u.c. berkeley because it's her first amendment right. >> i tell my students all the time the best way to learn something is to talk to people who disagree with you because that forces you to sharpen your views. >> you want to agree with the professor on universities ought to be places where i am not the only conservative most students will hear in four years of college. >> on thursday coulter supporters and protesters held ralliesn the u.c. berkeley campus after the school told her she couldn't speak that day because of safety concerns. >> also on this week house minority leader nancy pelosi had a slip of the tongue when talking about how the democrats are working with president trump. >> that either women or whoever wins understands the priorities of the american people and they are not what president bush -- excuse me, so sorry, president bush. i never thought i'd pray for the day you were president again. so, yes, the question h

coulter appeared on abc news this week along with former secretary of labor robert reich. the two admit they'd disagree on just about everything, but they did agree that colleges must promote free speech in order to foster learning. >> the lefties are on the side of the thugs. they have taken over the universities. i don't think anyone learns anything at college anymore. it's a four-year vacation. >> i tell my students all the time the best way to learn something is to talk to people who disagree with you. because that forces you to sharpen your views and test your views. >> rallies both for and against coulter remains largely peaceful on thursday, the day she was scheduled to speak at cal. >>> we have much more ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00. a car fire turns into much, much worse as traffic cameras capture the entire thing. >>> also, an offduty east bay firefighter on vacation jumps into action when a complete stranger needs help the most. >>> and remembering one of dub nation's biggest. steve kerr showing his appreciation for brodie. >>> after a long winter, spring is cre

. >> our abc7's this week professor robert rice said he normally doesn't agree with coulter on anything, but he says she should have been allowed to speak at u.c. berkeley because it's her first amendment right. >> i tell my students all the time the best way to learn something is to talk to people who disagree with you because that forces you to sharpen your views. >> you want to agree with the professor on universities ought to be places where i am not the only conservative most students will hear in four years of college. >> on thursday coulter supporters and protesters held rallies on the u.c. berkeley campus after the school told her she couldn't speak that day because of safety concerns. >> also on this week house minority leader nancy pelosi had a slip of the tongue when talking about how the democrats are working with president trump. >> that either women or whoever wins understands the priorities of the american people and they are not what president bush -- excuse me, so sorry, president bush. i never thought i'd pray for the day you were president again. so, yes, the question

i'm saying, ann coulter, call the nation of islam. maybe they'll protect you. >> trevor: wouldn't that be a combination? >> i would love it! i'm pitching it as a romantic comedy. >> trevor: "the white devil wears prada." ( cheers and applause ) >> yeah! >> trevor: that's title i'm going to give you. >> yeah, yeah. >> trevor: enough about that. let's-- ( laughter ) let's talk about-- let's talk about the book, because you talk about being a dad. >> yeah. >> trevor: and you are the father to two beautiful daughters. >> yeah. >> trevor: right. and this was-- this was really-- it was poignant, and it was vulnerable of you. but you say here, "being a big, black man is why i realized i was so happy to have a daughter, and it's why i was so happy to then have a second daughter. i felt some sense of relief. i didn't want to have to figure out how to talk to them about how to be a black man in america. i recognize it's extremely selfish-- it's an extremely selfish thought to have. i need to be talking to every black man i know about being a bl

. >>> ann coulter may not have taken the mic at uc-berkeley last week but the cost of protecting people who protested in her absence has been learned. joe vazquez tells thank you the price tag of keeping the peace. >> all the agencies in the county came together to assist berkeley. that comes at a cost. >> usa, usa! >> reporter: hundreds of demonstrators showed up last thursday even though ann coulter's berkeley speech was canceled so it still cost taxpayers. that's because uc-berkeley police deployed their riot plan which called for about 400 extra police officers and sheriff's deputies from neighboring agencies. >> of that 400, 80 were sheriff's office personnel so it was $80,000 in reimbursements. >> reporter: the sheriff's spokesman says neighboring police departments don't always get reimbursed. when there's an unplanned riot like the one that happened against milo yiannopoulos, police from other jurisdictions rushed to help each other as part of a long-standing mutual aid plan. no costs. but if it's a planned event like thursday, outside agencies sign a contract and are paid for t

. >>> ann coulter was a no-show but the cancelled visit still cost taxpayers a fortune. kpix 5's joe vazquez is live to explain. joe? >> reporter: they were worried about an armed conflict on the streets of berkeley last week. the police presence was expansive. turns out it was also expensive. >> all the agencies in the county came together to assist berkeley. that comes at a cost. >> usa! usa! >> reporter: hundreds of demonstrators showed up last thursday even though ann coulter's berkeley speech was cancelled. so it still cost taxpayers. that's because uc berkeley police deployed the riot plan which called for about 400 extra police officers and sheriff's departments from neighboring agencies. >> about 400 of those were sheriff's office's personnel. so our stake to the tune of $80,000 in reimbursement. >> reporter: spokesman kelly says neighboring police departments don't always get reimbursed when there's an unplanned riot like the one that brought oat a out yiannopolous, they're billed for their time. >> in talking to our oas director, somewhere in the neighborhood o

ann coulter react to the late-night political campaign. >> the republican party is enabling the mental illness on a daily basis. jesse: a group of psychiatrists calling mr. trump a monster. "watters world" heads to galaxies far, far away. if donald trump were a "star wars" character who would he be? >> obi-wan ski because he's wis. jesse: the left stoops to a new low after stephen colbert attacks mr. trump in a vile rant. >> i love your presidency. i call it disgrace the nation. he doesn't stand more anything except the dressing room door at the miss u.s.a. president. you attract more skin heads than flee rogaine. you have more people marching against you than cancer. the only thing your mouth is good for is being vladimir putin's [bleep] pollster. jesse: he said he would do it again. not you fcc is vowing to look at the facts and apply it obscenities law. >> billy was born with a heart disease. the doctor opened his chest and fixed one of the two defected in his heart. president trump proposed a $6 million cut in funding. tour congressmen actually increased funding by $2 billion. no p

>>> ann coulter never came to campus but the bill certainly arrived. it could be costly for taxpayers. the sheriff's office is asking for a half million reimbursement from the university. the bill represents the cost of calling in hundreds of sheriff's deputies on the day ann coulter was initially supposed to speak on campus. berkeley doesn't pay for the overtime that comes out of county and city budgets. >>> an audit claims the uc system is hiding millions of dollars. napolitano testified today. they are claiming secret reserves of 175 dlds. she has disagreements with the awed and it disputes the dollar amount but says her office could have handled the investigation differently. >> a touching zmeen boston. take a look. a standing ovation for an opposing player. the baltimore orioles outfielder adam jones was cheered tonight at fenway park. that wasn't the case last night. last night you might have heard, some boston fans taunted jones using racial slurs. jones said he was called the n word and had a bag of peanuts thrown at him. >> i don't want no lov

lou: ann coulter, thank you for being with us. come back soon.sident trump battling a coordinated attack from the left-wing media as the senate intelligence committee calls on comey to clear up media reports and testimony. stay with us. lou: the senate judiciary committee says it's disappointed james comey will testify in front of the intelligence committee and not judiciary committee. what do you make of this as comey has decided to bring the cameras with him to the intelligence committee which normally you would think of as being quite and reserved and wants to go stay out of the limelight ran. randy:are it's object surdity it shows how bad system has broken down. lou: i don't believe in systems. i believe in people. mitch mcconnell can decide where comey goes. so let's talk about the system. the system is run by mitch mcconnell, the majority leader in the senate. randy: he made the decision who he would testify in front of without a subpoena. the senate majority leader said you don't get to pick. that's an indication of how the system is broke

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last weeks protests over ann coulter racked up half a million dollars in overtime for police and other law enforcement agencies. university police needed assistance. >> in recent months, berkeley has become a hot bed of protest and political activity around free speech. that's overwhelming the resources of those departments. >> reporter: there was a large presence of lawrnlt and there was no violence but the county sheriffs office ran up an $80,000 bill helping out and now they want the money back. >> we entered a memorandum of understanding with the university that they would reimburse us the cost of our officers. >> but this was a planned event. >> reporter: in unan planned emergency like the deadly oakland warehouse fire or an act of terror, mutual aid is provided without expectations of reimbursement. the problem is, every time there is a protest on campus, it runs up a tab. >> nobody is profiting off of doing this, it's probably costing departments like ours money and time and effort. >> reporter: the university said the cost of such protection is justified given it's role to educ

and coulter was turned away from uc berkeley following massive protests but the school had no problemmitted communist speak, last night taylor hosting an event about donald trump's fascist regime. >> a fascist regime has seized the reins of power in the sole superpower in the world. trump and pens are operating out of hitler's playbook only they have nuclear weapons. abby: they burn the american flag last summer. heather: let's talk about democrats on capitol hill using scare tactics as the house voted to repeal and replace major parts of obamacare. >> from the beginning trump care was a moral monstrosity that will devastate seniors, children and hard-working americans. >> the crushing tax will follow the most vulnerable members of society. >> tens of millions of americans living with preexisting conditions will be screwed. heather: here to break down the bill, and thank you for joining us. democrats very upset. >> when you look at details of the bill i don't think it is called poor. you want a constructive approach that is not a constructive approach. heather: let's look at the bill.

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have seen that accelerating through the 100 days until we get to things like what happened to and coulterrkeley where basically not just the extreme left but more and more mainstream democratic party figures think that if it's not their view, it's in illegitimate view and it does not deserve to be heard, it has to be silenced and it has to be crushed. >> what do you think of the fact that there is this new excuse, that if you believe someone is spewing fascism, you have the right to shut them down so any time you want to stop someone you call them a gaseous and that's what's going through the democratic party. then when you oppose that, the fact that they were prevented from speaking at berkeley, they were energized on the left because and they did all kind of destruction and they won. >> when you are the one smashing windows and burning cars, you are the fascist you're doing that because you can't sit in a room and respond to someone's argument. one of the most disturbing trends is, if you like the 1 degree of separation between the thugs and respectable people. at berkeley, they have a

and coulter reacts to the political campaign. >> what is wrong with him. the republican party is enabling the mental illness on a daily basis. the mainstream media is not alone. a group of psychiatrist calling him a monster. i put one of those shrinks on my couch. "watters world" heads to galaxies far, far away. if donald trump were a "star wars" character who would he be? >> obi-wan s if donald trumps was a star wars character, who would he be. >> obi-wan kenobi. it starts right now. i'm jesse watters. the left stoop to a new low after steven colbert attacked him in a vile rant on his late-night show. >> your presidency, i love it. i call it disgrace the nation.he it's true. he doesn't stand by anything except for the dressing room door. ne. you have more people marching against you than cancer. the only thing your mouth is good for is being vladimir putin's [bleep] pollster. jesse: he said he would do it again. not you fcc is vowing to look at the facts and apply it obscenities law. >> billy was born with a heart disease. the doctor opened his chest and

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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 climate. and they're up 40% since the revolution. john: they're up, but it's no

be on the hook for some hefty overtime costs related to last week's protests in berkeley over ann coulter's planned appearance. several law enforcement agencies were on hand thursday to assist with demonstrations over the cancellation of coulter's speech. it cost nearly half a million dollars in overtime. the alameda county sheriff's department says its cost is about $80,000 and it signed a contract stating the agency would be reimbursed. the demonstrations were peaceful and there were only a few arrest. >>> president trump is threatening a government shutdown next fall to fix the mess in congress. as meg oliver reports, the president is frustrated that democrats are declaring victory over the budgeter deal. >> the president actually cut a tremendous deal for the american people. >> reporter: the white house calls it a good deal but president trump is frustrated about the compromises he had to make to get the 60 votes needed to pass the spending bill in the senate. tuesday, he tweeted, our country needs a good shutdown in september to fix mess. >> that's not the way to govern. that's not th

. >>> and robert raoeurb responding to ann coulter. the two admitted they disagree just about on everything but they did agree colleges must promote free speech in order to foster living. >> the lefties are on the side of the thugs and have taken over the universities, and nobody learns anything at college anymore, it's a four-year vacation. >> coulter did speak near the bay area after all. she actually spoke at an event in modesto on friday and there were moments of tension but nothing escalated into violence. >>> take a look at the video. one more reason to keep your seat belt fastened on a plane. just got reports of more than a dozen people hurt because of turbulence on an international flight. there were people lying on the floor. it's shaky video there, but it was immediately afterwards that really bad turbulence, and i can tell you this was a flight from tell you this was a flight from moscow to mail" reporting this. >> what an awful flight. thank you. >>> a southern california beach is reopening after a shark attacked a woman th

ann coulter come you may disagree with her and you may find flaws in their arguments but she's been completed with the kkk and that's problematic. >> it's been extended to yannopoulos. the question becomes if someone is engaged in meeting demonizing and in that case pornographic stuff that you find untenable at what point do you go from ann coulter two -- and there is a conversation to be had about this. kennedy: there were brierton fires and that's where the ridiculousness is. you can have a question. how far is too far and where does the disagreement stop and where do i have to loudly disagree with you unfortunately can't have a conversation on the college campus. thank you for coming back. >> i think they are chickens. i look forward to it. kennedy: donald trump breaking up pillories blue wall on election night and he also broke up a bunch of relationships. according to a new study done by wakefield research it turns out one in 10 couples have had a -- called it quits over political disagreements and 24% for persons donald was elected they and their partner disagreed or ared aut politics m

>> the gist of it is that there is going to be a huge -- there is a coulter of campus rape. this is out of control, that it's increasing, it's worth on campus than off-campus. and that it requires completely demolishing dual process and the assumption of innocence, 99% of whom are male. that is not an accident. this comes from extreme feminists, male-hating extreme feminists in some cases, but it is also pushed ahead by the obama investors in. >> watch afterwards sunday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern on brooke tv. president trump is in saudi arabia this weekend with mrs. trump and senior white house officials, among them secretary of state rex tillerson. he held a joint news conference with his saudi carpark to discuss bilateral relations. talked about the recent presidential election in iran. this is 30 minutes. >> good evening, everyone. ready?

and what not with violence. >> ann coulter is not a journalist. >> a commentator.on't think it is fair to blame a rookie -- >> we will have the latest from manchester where there have been new raise and new arrests after the deadly bombing attack. >> plus a powerful message condemning what it calls the horrific atrocity. stay with us. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald's helps more people go to college. it's part of our commitment to being america's best first job. ♪ for 10 years my tempur-pedic has adapted to my weight and shape. so i sleep deeply and wake up ready to perform. now through june 11th, save $600 when you buy select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets. find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com. ♪ >>> welcome back to our continuing coverage of the manchester arena attack. i'm hala gorani. we're live in ma

with the attorney general dealing with violence against women with that new idea that and is the coulter that -- coulter that this is unacceptable but to also allege that to understand it is a universal morality and was with a friend who was talking about selling children in a country. but she said one of the americans working on environmental issues said that is what happens in this country. so his goal was to save the animals but willing to overlook the selling of children. but we have to say there is a universal morality and we have an obligation when we see horrible things as citizens of the world but we have to have governments that we can work with to change those outcomes to provide that protection. if we talk about how difficult it is for our government the best government in the role to protect the most full verbal then you cannot do one without the other. there is a lot of good philanthropic efforts to build capacity to eliminate corruption in government but we have to do a better job of protecting people. >> i can briefly say because of corruption the matter what country that

threat of heckling, or rioting, leads to cancellations of scheduled speeches by the likes of ann coulteryou don't have to agree with ann coulter to believe in this country, she ought to be able to speak wherever she likes and she ought to be able to get her words out without being heckled into silence. this, in this day and age, is what principally the left has come to.o. it has triumphed in a number of areas, civil rights being an example, tucker. but now, that the great victories in these movements, civil rights, equal rights, have been basically won, they are looking for new fields toto conquer, new grievances to work on. now, we have them wanting to suppress speech and the name of diversity, and the name of tolerance and so on. it is remarkable. >> tucker: the people in charge of the left, its institutions, have a lot to lose here. t a society where people aren't allowed to say what they think, where people are punished unequally based on their skin color, where the mob gets to determine policy, that is a real threat to the people in charge.s and they are nfend themselves. >> the col