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New York Timesbest-selling author, columnist, and speaker Ann Coulter was participating in a panel discussion titled "Censorship on Campus" at Politicon, an annual "non-partisan" convention that brings people of all stripes together to see their favorite pundits, politicians and more.

But before she could get in a word, two protestors dressed as Nazis started shouting her down in an effort to silence her.

It took some time for the disruptive individuals to be booted out of the room. It didn't appear that the event's organizers were prepared for this sort of thing to happen.

PJ Media was on the scene as it all unfolded.

It didn't end there.

Two more protestors against Coulter, not dressed like the first pair,were also escorted out of the room shortly after the first two individuals.

The Los Angeles affiliate for CBS News captured some of ruckus in this video:

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Author Ann Coulter called for Attorney General Jeff Sessions to be moved to the Department of Homeland Security, and for Sessions' deputy to be fired.

Coulter said it was not Sessions recusing himself from the Russia investigation that led to Deputy A.G. Rod Rosenstein appointing Robert Mueller as special counsel.

She said it was President Trump's firing of James Comey and his statements to NBC News' Lester Holt linking the firing to the Russia allegations that precipitated Mueller's appointment.

"Move Sessions over to Homeland [Security]. Appoint someone else to A.G., and fire Rod Rosenstein," Coulter said.

The DHS spot is currently vacant, as Gen. John Kelly has become White House Chief of Staff.

Coulter said Rosenstein, a former U.S. attorney for Maryland, is simply an "RNC lawyer" and not someone in Trump's political orbit.

Her recommendation came following news that the House Judiciary Committee called for a second special counsel to be appointed- to probe Hillary Clinton, James Comey and Loretta Lynch.

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Conservative commentator Ann Coulter met with President Trump at the White House a few weeks ago and complained about his lack of focus on his base supporters, according to a report Tuesday night.

Coulter, a staunch Trump supporter, told the president he can't afford to lose his core supporters, the New York Times reported, citing two unnamed sources briefed on the meeting. She was reportedly brought in by Steve Bannon, Trump's chief strategist.

Last month Coulter tweeted that she is fed up with Trump for not keeping some of his campaign promises.

Their meeting came before Trump openly began criticizing Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who has strong conservative support and is also respected by the nationalist-populist movement that helped elect the president.

Trump's criticisms about Sessions began last week, when the president told the New York Times he was disappointed that Sessions recused himself from the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election. Trump has since publicly criticized the attorney general on Twitter, calling him "beleaguered" and questioning why Sessions hasn't investigated Hillary Clinton.

The comments have stoked speculation that Trump may fire Sessions, or force him to resign. Sessions is so far vowing to remain attorney general.

Coulter lashed out at Trump over his treatment of Sessions on Tuesday, and called on him to "be a man" and fire the attorney general if he isn't happy with Sessions.

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Ann Coulter met with Trump and complained about a lack of focus on his base supporters: Report - Washington Examiner

During a political debate between Ann Coulter and Ana Kasparian of the Young Turks, Coulter danced a strange line between bashing President Donald Trump while also defending him.

Coulter explained that one only need to look at what Trump promised he would do and what he has actually done. The two obviously dont match up. Coulter wondered if his supporters simply thought it would be funny to have an angry billionaire in the White House and didnt think about the actual implications on government.

As one of his vocal supporters, Coulter specifically claimed a Trump administration would be able to fix what she has called a serious immigration problem that extends beyond illegal immigration. But now that Trump is in office, no legislation has passed and the only laws that have been signed are executive orders that have been largely ceremonial or struck down by the courts.

At one point during the discussion, Coulter claimed that no one goes to prison for pot possession. In fact, 643,121 were arrested in 2015 for marijuana possession, according to DrugPolicy.org. Of those, 574,641, a full 89 percent were ultimately charged. Those that are charged and ultimately convicted are largely people of color.

Coulter also bashed Trump for the embarrassing violations of anti-nepotism laws.

Ivanka [Trump] cried. Kids died, Coulter told the crowd about Trumps airstrikes on Syria. She explained that because Trumps daughter saw children dying in the streets, Trump pivoted on his America First policy to bomb Syria. The move was largely ineffective as the administration flagged it for Russia, who in turn revealed it to the Syrians.

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The FOX Business Networks Stuart Varney proposed that President Trumps tweeting on issues like the transgender ban distract from accomplishing items on the Republican agenda such as health care reform and job creation.

Although In Trump We Trust author Ann Coulter agreed that the transgender ban tweet was a distraction, she viewed it differently, telling Varney: It was a good distraction for something I wasnt very happy with the president overhis tweets about the attorney general, the greatest member of the Trump administration.

According to Coulter, there was a political motive behind Trumps transgender ban tweet.

In order to get the funding through for the wall, it was being held up by conservatives or I would of thought you know sane humans in the Senate who dont want taxpayers like you and me paying for these lengthy transgender operations, years of therapy.

Coulter then weighed in on the medical issues that used to prevent people from being able to enlist in the military.

I mean, for Petes sake, you cant get into the military, or used to not be able to get into the military, who knows now, if you had asthma, psoriasis, attention deficit disorder, but were going to bring in people with an extremely peculiar and rare mental illness...and have the taxpayers pay for it.

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Coulter believes the tweet was ultimately a win for Trump, saying, Trump gets to go out against absurd political correctness and get funding for his wall, so I loved those tweets.

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