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Ann Coulter Fights With the Women of The View , Fires at …

Ann Coulterstrikes again.

The conservative pundit appeared onThe View this morning to promote her new book, Adios America and, as can be expected, the segment was heated. And that's putting it lightly. When you pit five hosts who love to stir up controversy against one talking head whoreally loves to stir up controversy, it's not going to be an easygoing conversation.

Things started off with a bang, with hostAna Navarro asking Coulter about her contentious views on immigration. (For those of you who haven't been following Ann's platform on this issue, let's just put it this way: She's really not into immigrants). Anyone who gets squirmy around awkward confrontation should probably run away nowand quicklybecause things get real.

After having a little tiff on the proper pronunciation of the word adios, Coulter explains that she backsDonald Trumpon his opinion that America should be keeping out people from "very poor, very backwards countries."

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Spoiler alert: This doesn't go over well. True to almost any segment onThe View, voices are raised and everyone talks over each other, with the hosts protesting her (frankly, untrue) generalizations that all immigrants are "maids" and Ann firing back constantly. There's a little gem in which Annclaims to be a Native American, beforeRaven-Symonsteps in and asks the pundit why she thinks it's important to "mud-sling" and use words that "obviously touch the hearts and souls of so many people of America."

True to form, Coulter was ready for an immediate retort, and she decided to go after Symon's recent controversial comments in which she said she wouldn't hire someone with a "ghetto" name. "I'm at least talking about policy," said Coulter. "You have a position on what people's names should be. Watermelondrea! I mean you'll insult people for their names."

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The group went on to fight about the profession of the average immigrants, welfare and a slew of other super light-hearted topics. But we'll just let you watch for yourselves.

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Ann Coulter gets grilled on ‘View,’ calls out Raven-Symon …

NEW YORK DAILY NEWS

Friday, October 16, 2015, 4:27 PM

For a change, right-wing pundit Ann Coulter had trouble getting a word in edgewise.

Coulter rampaged through "The View" Friday, intentionally mispronouncing the word "adios" while defending her controversial immigration views to a Nicaraguan-born panelist, calling co-host Raven-Symon a hypocrite for her recent racist comments, and expressing enthusiastic support for GOP front-runner Donald Trump.

But the hosts of the ABC talk show fought back.

The discussion quickly grew tense when they began grilling Coulter who appeared on the show to promote her new book, "Adios America!: The Left's Plan to Turn Our Country Into a Third-World Hellhole" on her unyielding views on undocumented immigrants.

"We're bringing in millions and millions of people from very poor cultures, from very backwards cultures," the sharp-tongued author said of the United States' post-1965 immigration policies. "We don't need to be importing other countries' poor people."

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Co-host Ana Navarro, whose family emigrated from Nicaragua in 1980, challenged Coulter to defend her own family's immigration story.

"I'm descended from settlers, not from immigrants," the 53-year-old pundit replied. "I'm living in America, which was created by settlers, not by immigrants."

Indian-born panelist Padma Lakshmi argued that Coulter was generalizing, mentioning that her own mother immigrated to the U.S. in the 1970s to work as a nurse.

"Whenever people talk about the immigrants we like, like your mother, they cite the immigrants that aren't the majority of immigrants coming in," Coulter fired back. "So fine, OK, if they're going to be doctors. But we have a majority of immigrants on welfare."

Co-host Raven-Symon, who apologized Sunday for saying she would never hire someone with a "ghetto" name like "Watermelondrea," stewed quietly for much of the gabfest and when she finally piped up to accuse Coulter of mudslinging, the blond-haired commentator swiftly slung back.

"Well, I'm at least talking about policy," Coulter said. "You have a position on what people's names should be. Watermelondrea I mean, you'll insult people for their names."

The pundit's least controversial comments came when she praised the self-funded billionaire candidate Trump for taking on "the political class and the donor class."

"He's fantastic," she gushed. "He's saying things that people have been dying for someone to say, but they won't."

"I love his hair," she added.

mjagannathan@nydailynews.com

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Ann Coulter Articles – Political Columnist & Commentator

Ann Coulter is the author of seven New York Times bestsellers Guilty: Liberal Victim and Their Assault On America (January 2009); If Democrats Has Any Brains,They'd Be Republicans (October 2007); Godless: The Church of Liberalism (June 2006); How to Talk to a Liberal (If You Must) (October, 2004), Treason: Liberal Treachery From the Cold War to the War on Terrorism (June 2003); Slander: Liberal Lies About the American Right (June 2002); and High Crimes and Misdemeanors:The Case Against Bill Clinton (August 1998).

Ann Coulter is the legal correspondent for Human Events and writes a popular syndicated column for Universal Press Syndicate. Ann Coulter is a frequent guest on many TV shows, including Hannity and Colmes, Wolf Blitzer Reports, At Large With Geraldo Rivera, Scarborough Country, HBO's Real Time with Bill Maher, The O'Reilly Factor, and Good Morning America; and has been profiled in numerous publications, including TV Guide, the Guardian (UK), the New York Observer, National Journal, Harper's Bazaar, and Elle magazine, among others. Ann Coulter was named one of the top 100 Public Intellectuals by federal judge Richard Posner in 2001.

Ann Coulter clerked for the Honorable Pasco Bowman II of the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit and was an attorney in the Department of Justice Honors Program for outstanding law school graduates.

After practicing law in private practice in New York City, Ann Coulter worked for the Senate Judiciary Committee, where she handled crime and immigration issues for Senator Spencer Abraham of Michigan. From there, Ann Coulter became a litigator with the Center For Individual Rights in Washington, D.C., a public interest law firm dedicated to the defense of individual rights with particular emphasis on freedom of speech, civil rights, and the free exercise of religion.

A Connecticut native, Ann Coulter graduated with honors from Cornell University School of Arts & Sciences, and received her J.D. from University of Michigan Law School, where she was an editor of The Michigan Law Review.

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Ann Coulter Says Trump Got ‘That Spicy Stuff On Mexican …

Conservative pundit Ann Coulter isn't going to let Donald Trump take all the credit for hisinfamous "Mexican rapists" remarks.

In a sit-down interview at the Politicon conference inLos Angeles Saturday shared by Truthdig, Coulter told conservative comedian and TV host Michael Loftus that her latest bookwas the impetus behind the leading GOP presidential candidate's comments.

"Donald Trump read it, so you can understand everything that's happening over the next year if you read it," she said ofAdios, America: The Lefts Plan to Turn Our Country Into a Third World Hellhole, in an exchange caught on videoby Truthdig'sKasia Anderson."That's where he got that spicy stuff on Mexican rapists."

That "spicy stuff" refers to Trump's claim in his June speech declaring his candidacy that"When Mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. ...They're rapists."

Later in the interview, Coulter asserted that if Trump loses the election she'll be forced to make a career change.

I trust Americans to do the right thing on everything, but if we dont stop our current immigration policy, there will be no point to what I do," she said. "No point to Fox News, no point to writing political books. If I ever write another book, unless Trump gets elected, it will be a cookbook.

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Ann Coulter’s acceptance of Paul Ryans Challenge

In 2013, Paul Ryandeclared, Iwill debate anybody who tries to suggest that these ideas that are moving through Congress [the Gang of Eight plan] are amnesty. That pledge is still featured on hiswebsiteto this day.

Youve got to get a call into his office and tell him Ill debate him, Coulter told Howie Carr. Seriously, put in a call to his office. Well do it on your radio [show].

Coulter suggested she wouldnt have a hard time taking on Ryan.Did anybody else see his debate with Biden? sheasked.

Indeed, Paul Ryan became the subject of ridicule after his 2012 Vice Presidential debate with Joe Biden. AsThe Guardianwroteatthe time, Joe Bidens alpha-male display leaves Paul Ryan overwhelmed in VP debateOn more than one occasion, the Republican candidate visibly gulped.

Coulter suggested that Paul Ryans visible anxiety throughout his performance should disqualify him fromrunning for Speaker of the House. If youre losing a debate to Joe Biden, maybe you are not [the Republican Partys] best spokesman, shedeclared.

Coulter said that Ryan is not the only intellectual lightweight in the Republican Party. Sheargued that many Republican establishment pro-amnesty lawmakers are notparticularlyintelligent but have seen their careers propelled forward by media elites. Coulter cited Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) and Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) as examples.

[Kevin McCarthy is] a complete abject moron. Have you heard him talk? And what Ive noticed about our guys is that we do have a lot of smart guys. They all happen to be the ones that dont want the Republican party to commit suicide by continuing our current immigration policies. I mean, its [smart] guys [like] Rep. Dave Brat (R-VA). We have some smart guys and theyre the ones that were opposing Kevin McCarthy for perfectly sound policy reasons. I hate this stuff about the shut down caucus, and the Freedom Caucus no, the issue is immigration. This is the litmus test And the smart ones are all on the anti-immigration side, the stupid onesbeing promoted by the media because thats their left wing, anti-American agendaare the stupid ones they can push around like Kevin McCarthy, like Marco Rubio If theyre dumb, theyre pro-amnesty, theyre beloved by the media, so they get pushed forward, Oh, theyre the Young Guns and look at these smart guys. Why, gosh were so afraid for Democrats. They want to tinker with social security, but theyll pass amnesty and then the entire country is finished.

Kevin McCarthy is massively pro-amnesty, Coulter declared. Hes another one, like Marco Rubio, who went to some bush-league college on a football scholarship. We have really smart guys in our caucus: how about Dave [Brat] for Republican House leadership, sheasked.

Brat, who rose to national prominence after defeating former Majority Leader Eric Cantor, got his B.A. in Business, his Masters Degree in Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary, and his Ph.D in economics from American University. He served as an economic consultant for the World Bank and was a professor of economics for 18 years.

Paul Ryan got a degree in economics and political science from Miami University in Ohio before immediately beginning his lifelong career in politics.

All of these young conservatives have been so promoted by the media, Coulter said. Kevin McCarthy, Eric Cantor, Paul RyanOh, the Young Guns. Theyre ridiculous. Theyre all pro-amnesty, theyre pro-mass immigration, and their big claim to fame is, Oh, were going to tinker around with some entitlement programs. Oh yeah, thats the road to victories, Republicans [Mickey Kauss] idea was, could someone introduce Paul Ryan to Rep. Renee Ellmers (R-NC)?.

Coulter continued to highlight the similarities between Paul Ryan and Marco Rubio. Carr cited a 2013piecefrom theNational Reviewwhich read, Ryan was a protg of strategist Cesar Conda Ryans ties to the pro-immigration mafia ran deep.'

Coulter told Carr that Rubio relies on the same pro-amnesty strategists as well. And now [Condas] ruining Marco Rubios career, shesaid. Conda was Rubiosformer Senate chief of staffand now serves as an adviser to Rubio. Mimicking an imagined exchange of Conda advising Rubio, Coulter continued, Oh, amnesty, the voters will love you, [Rubio]. Youll have this great op-ed in the Wall Street Journal.'

Whit Ayres, a master strategist of the plan to disenfranchise Republicanvoters through immigration, has been effusive about both politicians ability to deliver for donors.Ayres isRubios top presidential campaign pollster. He has made a living, in part, by demanding that the Republican Partypass large-scale immigration expansion bills favoredby Republican donorssuch asthe Gang of Eight billor, as TheWashington Postwrites,Ayreshasurg[ed] the GOP to adapt to the countrys rapidly changing demographics or risk irrelevancy within a few political cycles.Ayres also speaks highly of Paul Ryan,describinghim as one of the most effective messengers the Republican party has in the House If Paul Ryan talks, the House Republicans will listen.

The U.S. foreign-born population is currently at a record high of 42 million people.The Ayres-Rubio-Ryan strategy of increasing immigration at a time of record highs is aradicalbreak from past U.S. immigration policy.After the foreign-born share of population reached its last peak during the early part of the 20thcentury, immigration was reduced for nearly five straight decades to successfully assimilate past arrivals and grow wages.

Those immigration curbs were reversed, however, in 1965 because of a Sen. Ted Kennedy-supported immigration law whichlifted those immigration caps and opened immigration to predominantly poor and developing countries.AsBreitbart Newshas previouslyreported,between 1965 and 2015, immigration added new residents to the population at a one-to-one ratio withnet births to the preexisting population.But a recent study by Pew projects that unless our currentimmigration policy is changed, between 2015and 2065, immigration will outpace net U.S. births ata ratio of seven-to-one.

Marco Rubio and Paul Ryan would like the number of immigrants admitted to be even greater.Rubios immigration billwould have imported 7 times more green cards in the first decade of its implementation than did Ted Kennedys immigration bill in its first decade.

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