joining me today on bloomberg studio 1.0 is the co-ceo jim coulter.pg is an investor in uber, airbnb, vice, spotify, what did these companies have in common and what does it tell us about your strategy? jim: they are driving disruptions in their industries. we are often called a private , from the beginning when we started with continental airlines. have not done much airline investing in 10 years, but since that founding 25 years ago, we constantly specialized in finding where the economy is changing and where we can expose capital to it. tbg.: you cofounded what was it in those early days that set the stage for what tpg became? jim: we came to the industry from a different place. it is aggressive to call it an industry and 1990. it was a backwater piece of the investment world. in those early days, there were a couple of small funds, but some of the largest players were families. as the industry grew up, the wallpools on one side street, other side families, came together to form the private equity industry. we came from that different gene pool tha

buckley and russell kirk, extending to many of our favorites today whether that's ann coulter, david limbaugh, michelle malkin, mark steyn, sebastian gorka, many, many more. we now publish 50 books a year including current events, political thought, history, faith, fiction, even kids' books. we have several of the, of our wonderful authors here tonight including ann coulter and david limbaugh and sebastian gorka, rahimkassan. thank you very much. also want to give a special welcome to several other regnery authors who are here. second lady karen pence is here, she's a newly-signed regnery author. ed klein is here, thank you, ed. multiple best selling books. david horowitz is here. i think congressman ken buck is joining us. james rosen, emily miller, jeffrey lord, there are many, many wonderful friends here. i also want to say a special thank you and welcome to al regnery who's here and has guided regnery -- [applause] for so many years before entrusting it to me. thank you as so much. and also a special welcome to a lot of our salem colleagues who are here, john, jonathan, some frie

coulter to with jim ask how he sees the trajectory of those two companies playing out. is choose specific companies that have places in their industry that are special. is they arets me now beginning to focus on experiences. if you think about traveling to a hotel, you just don't want the room, you're the concierge and exposure around the city. i'm really interested in how eats anduilding uber airbnb is building its connection to expenses. uber gave up in china, airbnb is pushing forward. >> i would not use the word surrender. partnerships and alliances are actually smart. at thene tries to expand rate these companies are, funny partnerships is smart. putting morere money to work in content and entertainment than almost anyone. what is giving you the confidence to do that? thes changing one of largest consumer industries out there and we don't know where it would end. game of thrones would have been almost unimaginable if years ago and now we have a move from that comment to short form so the idea of content and content shifting is one of the most interesting things hap

many possibilities for change in a country that hasn't seen very much in the past few decades david coulter in harare thank you. thanks very much. to germany now were talks on forging a new government here are entering what is supposed to be their final day german chancellor angela merkel's conservatives want to form a coalition with the pro-business free democrats and the greens they're hoping to reach a deal by tonight but it's still unclear if the parties will be able to agree the mood of the talks more fear than hope in the words of one of the participants the has been progress but that's being coupled with setbacks. but in team are. being dealing with climate policy the have to say that where we did have an agreement where we managed to agree to push on with the change in energy policy and make a real contribution to climate protection and achieving our climate goals that has been partly rolled back. that's one of the highrise if you go off the mark. of the four parties at the table chances are going to merkel's christian democrats seem the most optimistic they're claiming success in e

carol: in jim coulter tbg tells us what he sees ahead in 2018.is is "bloomberg businessweek: the year ahead." ♪ ♪ julia: welcome back. carol: you can also get us on the radio on sirius xm, am 1130 in new york, 1330 in boston, and am 960 in the bay area. julia: and in asia on the bloomberg radio plus app. carol: 2018 will see a new central bank appointment in the united states and potentially in china, japan and europe. julia: we asked christina lindberg what to expect. christina: we will see three of the world's major central banks begin to withdraw stimulus. actually two. japan continues longer than everyone else. that will be a turning point for investors, for economies, for companies in europe that have received support from the ecb. it is going to be a big inflection point. carol: we are talking about tons and tons of money. cristina: trillions. carol: make it easy within the global economies, and now we are stepping back? cristina: it is the moment everyone has been waiting for. that does not mean we will not see some taper tantrum's we have

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leaders because he was retweeting ann coulter. >> his tweets have evolved and now as an adviser told me, it's both input and output. there's a lot of scrolling through his feed and he'll look at what people have liked or retweeted or tweeted at him. in the old days it was various member -- in the old days of some members of the white house team would put suggestive tweets in front of him. often dan ska veen know, the social media director would be responsible for those kinds of things but my understanding from two advisers in the west wing is that this was not a dan ska veen know move. >> maggie haberman, thank you. >>> matt lauer out at nbc after reports of sexual harassment came to light. what his accusers are saying when we continue. stuff happens. shut down cold symptoms fast with maximum strength alka seltzer plus liquid gels. (♪) (♪) it all starts with a wish. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down and a complementary first months payment. so how old do you want uhh, i was thinking around 70. alright, and before that? you mean af

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leaders because he was retweeting ann coulter. >> his tweets have evolved and now as an adviser toldboth input and output. there's a lot of scrolling through his feed and he'll look at what people have liked or retweeted or tweeted at him. in the old days it was various member -- in the old days of some members of the white house team would put suggestive tweets in front of him. often dan scavino, the social media director would be responsible for those kinds of things but my understanding from two advisers in the west wing is that this was not a dan scavino move. >> maggie haberman, thank you. >>> matt lauer out at nbc after reports of sexual harassment came to light. what his accusers are saying when we continue. and scrub sta. all while navigating kitchens, bathrooms and those hard to reach places. you and braava jet from irobot. better together. grandma's. aunt stacy's. what are the reasons you care for your heart? qunol coq10 with 3x better absorption has the #1 cardiologist recommended form of coq10 to support heart health. qunol, the better coq10. no matter what it brings. eve

the a and we're breaking in now to take you live to nairobi where the supremes coulters has just ruled eventually on that presidential verdict watch in these scenes and get to talk to us now live from outside the supreme court is our correspondent for me there miller so the supreme court in effect is up held the presidential. nanna misleading with six judges sitting on this case and they've said that the petitions filed to the court have no merit those petitions and wanted the election of the result of the election essentially thrown out the court says that it stands and all work in the arts out will then be sworn in next week that's the expectation ultimately at this point a lot of focus will be on how the opposition here in kenya really acts to this ruling they weren't part of the petition petition they were human rights activists who had filed these petitions so the national super alliance itself was in a ball but of course they would have been what they would have been interested in the outcome here at the supreme court the opposition leader raila odinga hasn't said until now what

joining me now, conservative columnist, ann coulter. any reaction?> if i can say one thing about the man thing. i always imagined the terrorists getting so frustrated. they are yelling ala across bar, asking to fly the isis flag. they must be sitting in isisland asking what do we have to do? isis did criticize obama for claiming the fort hood slaughter -- jesse: was workplace violence. give us the credit we deserve. we talked about the terror attack in downtown manhattan. apparently he came here from a diversity lottery program. president trump: i'm calling on congress to immediately terminate the visa diversity program. applicants are selected in an annual lottery. and the people put in that lottery are not that country's finest. jesse: we spin a wheel? >> yes, yes, every single part of our immigration laws are inseine. -- are insane. and as soon as they learn by the they want to boil the politicians. you remember the egyptian who shot up the israeli airline counter. it was his wife who got diversity lottery. this is why the media is con repl -- isc

"new york times" best selling author and conservative columnist ann coulter. let's back up and talk about al franken. al has a nasty history here. he made jokes about raping leslie stahl. >> he's been given credit by the left for calling for his own investigation. but we have the woman on quite credibly, she is not calling for his resignation. she wasn't even asking for an apology. she just said this happened. jesse: what about mock groping or potential groping. >> that photo is every woman's nightmare. this is doing nothing about it. this is not taking sexual harassment seriously. i was having flashbacks to the nonsense of the clinton era. years ago he was a comedian. i just want to know what the standard is. the things you are claiming about roy moore happened 40 years ago. jesse: we all remember james carville. he said when you drag a $100 bill through a trailer park this is what you end up with, talking about one of the women who had allegedly been with bill clinton. and hillary had a smear campaign against one of the her husband's accusers. it doesn't rea

we talk with jim colter about how he sees -- jim coulter about how he sees these companies playing outs me as an ats and airbnb is that they are now focusing on experiences. if you think about traveling to a hotel, you want the concierge, its exposure around the city. i have been a big advocate of the general shift in the economy, and i'm interested in how uber is building ubereats, and how airbnb is building its connection to experiences. surrendered in china and airbnb is pushing forward in the country. they are not the market leader. could you foresee doing a partnership with a local rival? >> the partnerships and alliances are smart. is anyone tries to expand at the rate these companies are -- as anyone tries to expand at the rate these companies are, finding partnerships is smart business. >> you guys are putting more work into content and enter tainment more than anyone. what is given you the confidence to do that? >> over the top delivery when you want it is changing one of the largest consumer industries. we don't know where it will end. "game of thrones" would have been unimag

joining me now, conservative columnist, ann coulter. any reaction?> if i can say one thing about the man thing. i always imagined the terrorists getting so frustrated. they are yelling ala across bar, asking to fly the isis flag. they must be sitting in isisland asking what do we have to do? isis did criticize obama for claiming the fort hood slaughter -- jesse: was workplace violence. give us the credit we deserve. we talked about the terror attack in downtown manhattan. apparently he came here from a diversity lottery program. president trump: i'm calling on congress to immediately terminate the visa diversity program. applicants are selected in an annual lottery. and the people put in that lottery are not that country's finest. jesse: we spin a wheel? >> yes, yes, every single part of our immigration laws are inseine. -- are insane. and as soon as they learn by the they want to boil the politicians. you remember the egyptian who shot up the israeli airline counter. it was his wife who got diversity lottery. this is why the media is con repl -- isc

joining me now, conservative columnist, ann coulter. any reaction?> if i can say one thing about the man thing. i always imagined the terrorists getting so frustrated. they are yelling ala across bar, asking to fly the isis flag. they must be sitting in isisland asking what do we have to do? isis did criticize obama for claiming the fort hood slaughter -- jesse: was workplace violence. give us the credit we deserve. we talked about the terror attack in downtown manhattan. apparently he came here from a diversity lottery program. president trump: i'm this is a fox news alert. i'm marianne in los angeles president donald trump just landing in tokyo part of the trip to asia. he just landed at a golf course planning to meet with prime minister and the two were expected to have lunch and a round of golf. air force one touching down less than an hour ago and the president and first lady flying in from hawaii. shortly after his arrival in japan the president spoke to a very enthusiastic group of us troops who had been waiting for more than one hour to hear

jenna may not to break it down, author and conservative columnist ann coulter. happened talk about al franken. has a nasty history making jokes about raping leslie stall, western about him? >> msnbc is giving all kinds of credit for calling for their own set investigation. there's a photo, the women she is not calling for his resignation. not even asking for an apology. >> what about monica groping groping. i've never even heard that phrase before. >> that is everyone's nightmare the polar want to get his editor into limbo so nothing ever happened. this is doing nothing. also, i was having flashbacks to the clinton era without gloria thing. it was years ago he was a comedian. i just much not the standard is, don't care. things your climate about were more happened 40 years ago. >> jesse: there's a lot of that going on. we'll remember james carville was a clinton loyalist and said when you drag hundred dollar bill through the trailer park this is what you end up with. and hillary herself one of the primary orchestrator's of this campaign against the women who acc

me with reaction to my opening statement and much more is a her to and conservative columnist, and coulterand, you are have much a part of this whole topic. though i didn't talk much about it, they tried to top you from speaking at berkeley and did. >> i have been subjected to leftist violence for 12 years. you and i need bodyguard. my long-time bodyguard died a year ago today from a freak accident, not from leftist violence. i have to go around with bodyguard. bill maher doesn't, chelseahand handler doesn't. the left has always been the violent one. i wrote about it in my book "demon i can." every presidential assassination in history, if it had a political motive be it was from someone on the left. some were just totally crazy and sometimes there are crazy people. but the left is constantly ginning their side up to be violence. there was occupy wall street, the wto protests, black lives matter. any liberal can show up on a college campus or liberty university and be treated with utmost respect. people like us can't walk around many parts of this city without having bodyguard with us. how

he just felt saw some videos and what i understand is that he reached we did some videos that ann coulter they can serve a comment the conservative columnist and post it and without knowing the source so i don't even think he knows where britney first is or what they represent within the u.k. he was just pandering to his base and it was a quick and easy tweet for him to do so in that sense it was a misstep. ok so the president of the united states retreating things that he doesn't know the source and in fact one of the videos that was supposed to demonize muslims one of the people in the videos not even a muslim in the press secretary donald times for they white house press secretary say that it doesn't matter whether or not this is real it's about the bigger danger is there a danger and that that is absolutely correct that there was no reason for president trump to have retreated these videos that was wrong from the beginning and the fact of the matter that he or his social media team couldn't even bother to do their homework to see where the source of these videos was was even more incr

joining me is a her to and conservative columnist, ann coulter.hey stride to stop you from -- they tried to stop you from speaking at berkeley and did. >> i have been subjected to leftist violence for 20 years now. you and i need bodyguards. my long-time bodyguard died a year ago today from a freak accidents. but i have to go around with bodyguards. michael moore, bill maher, chelsea handler doesn't. the left has always been the violent one. this has always been true. i wrote about it in the my book "demonic." every presidential assassination if it had a political motive, it was from someone on the left. every single one. some were totally crazy. sometimes there are crazy people. but the left is constantly joining their side up -- ginning their side up to be violent. there was occupy wall street, black lives matter, the weathermen. any liberal can show up on a college campus and liberty university and be treated with utmost respect. people like us can't walk around many parts of this body without having bodyguards with us there. they they they are

current temperatures feels cooler than it did yesterday. 43 in new york, 37 chicago, coulter across the let's take a look at the radar the last 24 hours of showering weather moving in towards the mid-atlantic. snow showers across the central u.s. and our next big system is in towards the west with our next weather maker as we head into tomorrow. our future radar. snow showers in higher elevations that have ears no analysis of showering weather for the southwest, whether the southwest was west texas and our next big storm from the pacific or the radar where we will see heavier rain moving towards the areas concerned about the flash flood watch this morning towards northern and central california and not too bad as we look at the snowfall, but the cold air will get here as we head into the weekend, especially the northeast and south is 12. we had a pretty good run if i do say so myself. lauren: we did. i wore a hat and a winter jacket this morning. cheryl: coming up, iphone users commend this is for you. have you noticed when you type i you get it? instead. this is all over social media.

joining us is a democratic strategist and in new york ann coulter. cries of muslim phobia.ong did it take? >> 6 hours for those keeping count. the media is very, very predictable. the media is on the side of the democrats. the democrats have not changed any minds. it's not like they have good ideas. they bring in ringers. they want the transformation of america to elections. it came up with the virginia election in the "new york times," democrats fretting that the hispanics in virginia may not come out and vote. this is all about the vote for the democrats. for the corrupt republicans it's because their donors want cheap larry brown. don't imagine the democrats are changing minds. >> laura: david, on the diversity visa program, it's like a powerball for visas. is that where we should be today given the labor market? i don't get it. lab labor. >> i come from the upmidwest. i know about factories that shutdown and i know about finding job for people at home. i am thinking about the families of those eight people. really people were killed. real people are hurt. we should not

corporate media narrative in particular you will hear generally about my those free-speech rights, and coultersfree-speech rights being taken when we asked to be accountable for their speech or for not harassing people actively and targeting people with that. >> i think that's what we've been saying. there's this conflation and also people use absurd example script are things that you wouldn't find defensible at all with people like even the kind of lower tip kipnis situation whee is being basically persecuted because she wrote an article that someone disagreed with. i think also the left is guilty of deploying the term violence in ways that just, we deployed to say oh, i don't, you didn't speak to me but i cited david you did violence to be. like everything has become violence such that a think to the extent that i think some of the left is culpable, we've blurred those lines a little bit. but that said i think we still do have like a fair idea of what is threatening, or what is harassment, or what is, like we have laws, institutions of lots of policies around these things and codes of conduct

come from the outside, which i did, the length of time it takes to understand the people, products, coulterrket, it takes a long time. antonio and i crafted the strategy together, he will execute that strategy as a standalone company and he is a deep technologist. the next ceo needs to be a deeper technologist than i am. i am a consumer technologist. i had to learn. he is an enterprise technology executive. i think he will take the company to a place i never dreamed i could. emily: some critics have argued that hpe needs a landscape shift and appointing an insider is not a veer away. how do you respond to that? transformatut the ion we have gone as a whole, but also as an enterprise. we have shrunk down to about a $24 billion company and we made six or seven acquisitions in the last months. the largest one opened up a new growth frontier in the "intelligent edge." gartner published a study that says the edge will eat the cloud because so much data is being generated at the edge. so, i think that the company is in very good shape. we are less dependent on the commodity server business than w

well, there's been speculation that ann coulter may have had something to do with it.ideo. well she gave an interview to the bbc‘s today programme earlier. i think he has only given as good as he gets coming years been verbally attack from the mother country for a lot longer than he has been attacking britain, starting with the petition against him. we are talking about him tweeting the prime minister of the uk. answer the question. you answer the question. i have a little tip, you need to spend time on twitter and figure out that people read tweeting videos and they are not researching the biographies of people who are in the video, it is not a fake video. plenty more of that online if you would like it. no sign of unity on how to respond to north korea's missile test. the us wants to cut off diplomatic ties. this is what russia thinks of that. translation: we see this negatively, we think these imposed sanctions involve resume a —— resuming a political process. the americans are ignoring this process and that is a big mistake. in fact russia went further — it accuses

. >> jo vanny is a coulter reporter for the "new york times." >> i think he was just so incredibly unpreparedo greet a donald trump presidency. >> at some point it stopped being funny for him. >> it did stop being funny. >> and got down right uncomfortable when trump went to underdog. >> that's a horrifying prospect. i can't put happy face on that. and that's my job. >> all of his emotions were on display. it made for incredibly arresting television, but disturbing. you're watching a guy have his hopes drain out of them right on the air. i've never seen anything like that before. >> sorry to keep you waiting, complicated business. >> when it was all over and the results were in, colbert, shell shocked, left the audience with some dark, final thoughts. >> how did our politics get so poisonous? i think it's because we overdosed, especially this year. we drank too much of the poison. >> i think there was some sort of psychological change that came over colbert. >> we as a nation agree that we should never ever have another election like this one. do you agree? cherries [ cheers ] >> he became a

i'm joined by raymond royal and columnist and best selling author, ann coulter. great to see you. everybody that i know of familiar with the comedic world, new of harvey weinstein and look of louis c.k. is this surprising to you, that they covered for him for this long? >> that isn't surprising. what is actually the most surprising, i almost don't want to point out how many of the creepy sexual predators that are being outed right now are self righteous liberals because -- i'm more offended what they've done to women than their politics. the feminists, concerned for sexual harassment for such a long time has been sort of a single edge sword. it was something that would only be deployed against conservatives and republicans. so i got to say, i'm heartened that it's the left going after the left here. they actually do care about sexual harassment. sexual predators. rape has been alleged obviously in harvey weinstein's case. wow what a surprise. they care about rape and the dignity of women. for 20 years, there was little evidence of that. it seemed to be deployed as like in clarence

. >> ann coulter. >> he retweeted them in rapid succession. on a morning where he should have been doing a victory lap about the tax vote proceeding and his guy at the cfpb won the first legal round. there were a lot of things he could have celebrated and had been story lined during the day and he rewrote it and missed that opportunity. this was remarkable to me. >> stop me if you've heard the story before but yes, the president has shown an incredible tendency to go off message. exactly when his party needs him to just be focused, and you think about well, they're just tweets and his base loves it and are they really that big? they are in the sense the republican party is trying to pass the biggest tax reform overhaul in decades. it was a day, yesterday. they got a major vote. they are still trying to get some squeamish senators off the fence, to then have all the senators in washington be asked all day, which they were, how dough fe do you feel about what the president did. >> some of actually concerned that yesterday should have been a day

for five years after walking away from his base prosecutors absorbed a fourteen year sentence the coulters instead ordered a dishonorable discharge president trump has called the ruling a complete disgrace argentina's former vice president has been arrested on corruption charges and larger budget who is the second major official from the government of ex-president kirshner to be detained he's accused of racketeering and money laundering the u.n. is urging australia to restore food water and other services to six hundred refugees who are refusing to leave its decommissioned prison camp on pop point you can ease mannus island services were cut when the camp closed on tuesday those were the headlines we're back with more news in half an hour digital dissidence is next . at the moment we are in a state of universally deception i took an oath to support on the constitution and on taking notes fortified us a good start and did something that was important and was roic act to call these people super heroes it is not so good because it should fill up. for some people they are super heroes for othe

i think this was through ann coulter's thread. he doesn't follow a lot of people on twitter. it is just what he chooses to ignore. this is his fault. for people to argue about his competence, his sanity, his mental wellness, he is forcing the speculation by doing things that seem so counterproductive and hurtful to his legitimacy. >> yes. but he has been doing that for years. and he got elected president of the united states. why should he stop? >> maggie haberman covers him every day. she said she has seen more in the past couple weeks. >> more is not different. >> it's the past couple days. >> yeah, right. >> the past couple days. things have ratcheted up. >> the things about islam. the things he tweeted about matt lauer, talking about nbc, joe scarborough. just very crazy stuff. how there will be a fake news contest. we're not even addressing all of it. but i keep coming back to the fact, oh, he's got to change, he has to be pivot to be presidential. he's 71 years old and got elected president. >> i hear what this british m.p. is saying, stephen dowdy. he said this is the

the providence of why he retweeted this now, where he got it from, except i think we know that ann coulter retweeted some of this. some of this has been taken down because it's so inflammatory. >> it's perfectly in keeping with the way president trump has spoken about islam in the past. remember his comments from the campaign. islam hates us. this reflects a certain mindset among the far right that seeks to portray muslims and islam as a religion that is hostile to christianity, that is barbaric and that is inconsistent with american life. >> in fact, most recently after what we believe to be an isis attack in the sinai against a mosque, he tweeted something about, that's why we need the ball, the threat is there, as though there is any relationship there. >> this is also his pattern of retweeting these types of things fits with what he has been doing for years now. he has an association with characters on the far right fringe and their fake idealogy, from alex jones, i.e. anopolis. there are people who have trump's ears, at least on twitter, that he is not shy about valvalidating, and tha

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what do you make of it when he picks up something on social media moved around by the right, by anne coulterbody in this case. he pushes it along. i know people that do this, but they're not the president. >> mrs. huckaby sanders likes to say these instances of the president tweeting these inflammatory things is about a bigger picture. he's trying to make. let's remember that these statements he makes on twitter do have consequence and the prime minister's reaction is so telling because the angelo-american relationship remains one of the most central relationships in u.s. foreign policy yet today it had a stumble. they reacted in a negative way for importance alliance. >> it's like he doesn't care. huckaby sanders is a good spokesman for this president. it's filled with irony. it doesn't seal to be araonic to say the president doesn't care about the facts that he speaks or retweets. >> the point here is whether or not this is true. the purpose of this propaganda of this anti-muslim propaganda is to manufacture hate, to mislead and manufacture hate and if you look at the contents of those twe

rewrite history, but what i am concerned about now is that i see a lot of republicans, people like ann coulter on twitter, going back and bringing up people like senator kennedy, clinton, other people that did have previous acts of sexual misconduct. almost as a way of saying, well, they did it. we can, too. appeals to hypocrisy do not work for a party that has no moral core. we do have a problem now because we have elected a president who has his own accusers. so we're all going to go back through history and there is a lot of reckoning that needs to be done. i don't know where that's going to take us. it is risky because you may lose a senate seat, but it is a problem for republican voters because you keep putting these people up who are morally conflicted. and now the choice is, well, you can vote for this pedophile or lose a seat and hand it to democrats. the republican party has to do better. it has to do it with republican leadership. i am happy to see mitch mcconnell step up and say he should be expelled. we needed more of that during the primary process. >> and i have to say, van, pres

these anti-islamic videos at least one of them appeared in ann coulter's feed yesterday.re others to violence. >> there are others in the white house who feel they're under siege by the media, and they're being treated inn fairly. the president is being treated for unfairly. we don't get it when he's just joking and we don't give him a pass and we treat him differently than we treat everyone else and we treated president obama. there is this -- >> no one else has ever said pocahontas in front of native americans. >> a stockholm syndrome where they genuinely believe that this is not fair. and when you bring up pocahontas, what they will say is, look at elizabeth warren. she was lying about her heritage. it's fine to say that sort of stuff. >> and to -- his latitude to attack elizabeth warren, no one quibbles with. it was saying it in front of world war ii veterans. >> there are people who do not see that as problematic and that itself is problem attic to have those sorts of people working in the white house. when we talk about who can rein donald trump in -- >> no one. >>

in this case ann coulter, the conservative commentator retweeted one of the videos before donald trumpe follows her on twitter. so perhaps he found it through her. i don't know. i have been asking sources in the white house and not been given answers about how the president found the videos or what inspired him to share them with the followers. >> besides sarah huckabee sanders, who exactly is defending the tweets? >> jada franzen is delighted because she has never gotten the reach and attention that her tweets have gotten with donald trump's huge following on social media. you know, there could be real consequences for the president's decision to retweet them. the courts are once again considering his proposed immigration ban and his harsh rhetoric against muslims is one of the factors the courts have looked at in deciding whether the immigration ban is unconstitutional. so there are consequences both in terms of his own agenda and also in terms of his relationship with our ally great britain. do we have any ally closer than great britain? this is not the head of north korea issuing t

buckley to ann coulter next how do we go from ronald reagan to donald trump? how do you go from edmund burke to sean hannity? what happened to us? and, of course, one of the key things when i started writing the book was to figure out what just happened to us. was this a one-off? was a one-time thing? wasn't something we missed in the conservative movement? did donald trump just parachute in and take over an otherwise healthy movement? or was something else going on? i concluded reluctantly, very reluctantly, that donald trump is not merely a cause. he certainly makes things worse but is also a symptom. the dysfunction was a pre-existing condition which will also not be covered by republican health care plans. [laughing] what we've also learned, and you think this is the shock that a lot of us are experiencing, and i have described it, and debate on our politics with different reactions. for me 2015-2016 was a soul crushing, disillusioning slog as i watched this habit. i think was a shock to other folks who are realizing that this was something i think new in

been taken over by organized interests that have a stake in centralized control of all politics and coulter. the washington establishment is in the hands of the government that cooperates with each other. what trump did in a way was appealed to a part of the electorate that doesn't have a stake. the reason why we don't have political rule, nobody in washington is concerned with common good. i don't see how you can have a isntry in which it will rule established on the basis of the legitimacy of the election, i don't see how you can have a country when you have every interest has a stake in the status quo. is -- i reason trump think this is just the start. to reestablish political rule you have to establish the condition of self-government. the people themselves have two adopted habits necessary for their own self-rule. i don't know they are capable but these are the preconditions. without the possibility of establishing political rather than rational rule, which is what i see establishing authority, all of the ways in which organizations, public, private establish ground of an authority tha

if you are in it for yourself, you'd better be in it for and coulter two.and if you believe in the freedom of speech, you believe in freedom of speech and that freedom of speech includes the people saying hateful things about you. but i think you are, now do i believe every major publisher should give millions of dollars to people who spew hate? i don't. i don't think freedom of speech means you get a lot of money for it or you get a lot of publishing marketing behind it but do i believe everybody has the right to say what they want and every book has the right to be published by somebody? yes i do. i believe that you can't cherry pick when it comes to freedom of speech, even if that means you have to defend things that are extraordinarily loathsome to you. that is the bedrock of what we're talking about. and again, i think you just have to fight free speech with free speech and that somebody is saying something loathsome you haveto call them on it . >> the solution is alwaysmore speech . >> hi, my name is sandra wilde, on the recently retired education pro

we want recently went over to a conservative publisher in a profile regnery with ann coulter at one party so you will see a lot of different authors is laura ingram, one of the books we tried to cover this week was the bush sisters, the twins to have a new book about life in the white house but unfortunately we had a snafu and could not cover that the we were going to show you that today as well. that is just the last two weeks to bring lots of points off view. just remember we are looking for lots of points of view. we're in miami and pleased to be here to bring other points of view as well. louisiana we look forward to what you have to say. >> caller: there are times the country will take a hit and take a stand. it is time for bettyt' to open their eyes. >> first thank you sometimes i watch, cnn or msnbc in watching booktv. it has been so informative with your of health issues so i got to enjoy life it aside while becoming more and for herb so they give recovering is today i listened to a van jones coming from reunion dance it was a basketball dance. agrippa liberal instill a liberal th

, particularly as you grow but i think there are more and more opportunities and i just heard jim coulter from gpd, as one of his 2,000 strategies for 2018 is buying private companies and private companies that have great growth futures and where they can make as attractive returns as they can in the public market. >> that's great, alan, because that leaves out mom and pop, because they would probably need a public equity to invest in because they're not rich enough or they don't have access to the venture capital world. you have always been sort of annedan anned a -- -ed advocate for mo pops is there a way to change the market so that the individual investor can somehow play better in your world? >> an interesting phenomenon has happened the thing that's really changed, you know, 10, 15, 20 years ago, and unfortunately i have to go back further, if a venture firm were coming in, they were not comfortable having a lot of private investors, a lot of angel investors, a lot of seed investors and that was and an nat ma to a capital structure, today it is absolutely normal to go into something

protest.llow people to the steve bannons and and coulters, letn him come on the and speak to hate theyt to spew. then, when they come back out of getroom where they are at, out there and laugh at them. all those types of people are a joke. they don't represent the vast majority of americans. one other small note. trump will not be running against hillary clinton so for any people that are bashing hillary, she was not the greatest candidate but we will have a better one and everybody will be surprised how good we will win this next cycle around. thank you. host: in today's wall street journal, the effort to push v.a. care is getting a push from the koch brothers with a conservative goal of opening up more of the department of veterans affairs medical services to the private sector. it is getting a push from the well-funded koch brothers, charles and david koch who are planning to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to advance his conservative agenda across the government and protect the vulnerable congressional republicans who will mobilize several affiliate and subgroups the battle f

reportedly a little bit in favor of the whole tax the rich approach and then you have folks like ann coulter street. i'm kwhurs curious what he thin big tax cut, corporate tax cut? >> asked about that before. didn't come up in think podcast but i asked how is president trump, this economic populist, going to sell this tax cut to a working class base that basically voted for trump as a rejection of the davos class of the elite, the wall street? and bannon said to me, well, look, you'll remember reading reports that i was in favor of top tax bracket over 40%. he does believe in that. you know, i think that that's going to be the trick here. is selling this tax cut as something more than just a corporate giveaway. >> and i want to ask you this. big setup on this question. you've got -- first you've got roy moore, who's a steve bannon guy. you had ed gillespie, last weekend, bannon saying, hey, ed gillespie is running on the trump agenda. soon as he lost, threw him under the bus. oh, he didn't embrace the trump agenda enough. got him claiming in previous interviews he was the one that kept chris