surprising comments from ann coulter. she doesn't want republicans to nominate the most conservative candidate in 2012. >> i think the big division among republicans right now are those who think absolutely. this is going to be 1980. we are running against jimmy carter, wrecks the economy like jimmy carter had. we just need to get the most right wing candidate in there. and then there are those of us like me and apparently governor christie who think this guy is going to be tough to beat. the idea we're going to pick the most right ping candidate without any concern about who is going to win is suicidal for the republican party. >> eric: ann, i love you. you are a good friend of mine. a brilliant, conservative commentator. but romney? how about a true conservative, one that believes in smaller government, limited taxation and this big one, ann, repealing obamacare? >> bob: let me just -- in honor of -- >> eric: hard to repeal obamacare. [ overtalk ] >> bob: it's not that, this is in honor of our missing partner greg. this

listen to this exchange between sean hannity and ann coulter. both cain and thomas used high-tech lynching is that accurate? yep, it's coming from the same people who used to dot lynching with ropes now they do it with a word processor. hannity, the democratic party? coulter, yes. among those who agrees with ann coulter, president of the media research council and someone who fiercely disagrees is our cnn contributor, roland martin. bret, i want to start with you. how can you say what evidence is there that the democratic party and the left has anything to do with it this? >> do with what, john? that's the issue. you know, we've been talking about this for 36 hours now, i'm going to ask you a question, what's herman cain done wrong? what's the accusation? what's the fact in the matter? >> i would say this, i would say you're absolutely right, there is no evidence he has done anything wrong and we have been clear to say, innocence until proven guilty its worse than that. it's worse than that. there's not an accusation. and he's on trial. there's

in that interview, thaw had an interview in ann coulter who was as klos to racist i heard. our blacks work harder than her blacks? who is she talking about? ann coulter never run across a black that she knows to make a determination. >> brian: that is not fair. i don't know who she works with. but the point is the republicans as opposed to republicans. you don't see republicans attack each other because they're black. >> eric: it all fits together. you don't hear the liberal left making remarks about president obama. >> bob: you say that and you dismiss it. sorry. >> eric: no, just the ann coulter part. >> bob: which is right, as bad as that was. >> dana: both president obama nor herman cain, neither of them uses race. this is happening on a different level. presidential level they don't use it at all. we should follow their lead. >> brian: but we force them to comment on if it other people on outskirts comment on it. >> dana: they have risen above it. >> eric: good point, brian. that is two >> bob: before we started the show i said the first person to say i made a good poi

could be the best of ann coulter according according to you? >> guest: it's more of a quote book, yeah. >> host: here's one quote: >> host: steven in south jordan, utah, you're on "in depth." good afternoon. >> caller: hi, ann. i'd like to thank you for all that you've done. i don't really have a question, but i have some comments about religion between the conservative and the liberals. there are principles, conservative principles that have applied and acted upon that are conduct today the social, spiritual and economic well being of individuals as well as nations. and these principles came from god himself, and they formed a foundation of civilized society, and they're commonly referred to as the ten commandment pes. what the liberals have done in probably the last 50 years is turn these into the ten inconvenient truths. and you can go back to lyndon johnson's great society, his welfare program. he turned honor thy father and mother into honor thai mother and big government. and we can see what that's done to the black families and a lot of

the author of the best-seller, "demonic" ann coulter is here. last time on the program called me a brat because i liked your boyfriend. >> to the enjoyment of everyone in this room. okay. back to herman cain. >> all right. go ahead. >> look, the important point is, as we have all suffered through for the last three years, any criticism of obama from donald trump, the tea party -- >> racism. >> people who don't like obama care, oh, you must be racist. no, i think we are upset because he is wrecking the country. we are against socialized healthcare. and this is why liberals detest conservative blacks. they tell blacks you can be republican, it is so hard for a black to be a republican and then when we don't have that many blacks showing up at a republican event, well, you don't have any blacks there. but this is the second time a conservative black has had outrageous and what appear to be false allegations of a sexual nature you are leveled against him by the left, clarence tom marks of course. and it's ironic because the sexual harassment laws, i

ann coulter is here to answer the question, can you afford four more? plus he supports the oklahoma few -- the arc -- the occupy movement. hannity starts right here, right now. >> there are major involvements in the race for the republican nomination. as we learn, herman cain is in the process of reassessing his campaign. that news was relayed to members of his team after a morning conference call after rumors of an extramarital affair surface the. he is determining whether or not he will continue his bid for the white house. and the gloves have officially come off in the battle between the frontrunners newt gingrich and mit romney. the speaker had some comments yesterday. >> i don't claim to be the perfect candidate, i just am a lot more conservative than mitt romney. there has to be a solid alternative to him, and i think i can bring together the national conservatives and social conservatives in order to make sure we have a conservative nominee. i wouldn't lie to the american people. i wouldn't stretch my positions for political reasons. >> regardles

ann coulter, i did want to ask you for most recent book demonic. for the first time ever you are wearing a white dress. [laughter] >> yeah, we wanted to shake things up a bit. i stuck to the black dress for a while. we take photos -- sometimes the dress i was actually wearing in the photo was green, but the design people, the art people back to the publishing house thought it looked better to have me in black because it looks like i am a letter. any way they were the ones who would often recall where the dress i was wearing black and i was always in favor of it, because for some reason me on the cover of my book and a black cocktail dress drove liberals matter and i enjoy doing that. >> so demonic, your most recent come has been out for six or seven months now. >> [inaudible] >> are you working on another book at this point? >> nope, nope. this is a lot of work in this book. it took a lot of research. i sort of knew about the revolution but like most americans they didn't know about that and there was so much research and so little talking to other

you can definitely get the book to me through the phillips foundation. >> host: next call for ann coulter comes from new york city. hi, mike. >> caller: hello. good afternoon to all of you. i would, like to talk about the recent act of white terrorism in norway. initially this is described by people on the right as muslim terrorism, which was incorrect. then it was described by people on the left as christian terrorism. which is also incorrect. the only way this could have been described is that and drers breivik, is a white racist terrorist who committed an act of white terrorism in a worldwide system of white supremacy. forget christianity. forget right-wing. for get left-wing. that is the only way this should be looked at. and to do so any other way is, incorrect. >> guest: i agree with part of that. and as luck would have it, i read his mannyfesto. not all of it. it gets a little representative so you can skim right through some parts -- repetitive. i'm unaware of any conservatives who blamed it on islamic terrorism. we didn't know what it was. by the time we heard what happened he wa

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distance themselves from the likes of glenn beck, rush limbaugh, grover norquist and ann coulter. >> guest: well, i don't know about the other guys, but i would say not at all for me. [laughter] snarl words. i mean, this is like what i said about joe mccarthy. what's your point? what are you disagreeing with? what's the snarl world? was i think that was not -- because i think that was not all sweetness and nights in that e-mail. [laughter] but this is how liberals avoid talking about the issues. i mean, that was the theme of "slander" that they anat metize us. racists, sexist, ugly, mean. don't listen to this person, don't read this american. danger, danger. well, if you could argue with us on our ideas, i think you'd do so. and if we were despicable and harm? ing, i don't think we'd have -- snarling i don't think we'd have so many fans. .. >> host: in guilty maybe. >> guest: is that guilty? >> host: i think so, yeah. >> guest: i remember the theme of it. no, i think that is godless. it's the liberal stabilities and how they -- saints and how they -- it's sort of the reverse of what

hands down that is romney. >> there's ann coulter getting behind mitt romney. finally the little piece of tape at the beginning of that was ann saying months ago it would be a disaster if they nominate romney because he will obviously lose. john harwood, this seems to be now a virtual unification around the idea of romney. somehow they have to talk republican primary voters into that. >> they do. now, richard and i are both in new orleans where there's a bipartisan policy center meeting, and i have to tell you, among the republicans i talked to here, there is a general presumption that the only candidate in this field who has a chance to actually win the nomination is mitt romney. the good news for republicans is it only takes one. mitt romney was not in any of those clips you played. he has not made big mistakes so far. i disagree with richard. once you get a republican nominee and you have a general election raised one that becomes clear, mitt romney becomes the republican brand. to the extend there is rub off damage on romney from damage to the republican br

this is our black guy as ann coulter said. his a hyperer investment to prove that the republicans are not racist and they can receive the leadership of a black man. it's a convergence of the worst of both worlds. >> it's offensive and we will end up back on hannity with this conversation, but what the heck. >> you are on that show more than ours. >> it's offensive because i agree with what they are saying. to think that i know, they have a black so let's get one of our blacks and it's all even. what an offensive statement that ann coulter was making. my god. >> the people and races. karen finy and michael eric dyson, thank you for joining us. next on this veteran's day, the president honors america's bravest men and women. stay with us. [ male announcer ] want to achieve more with your money? pnc virtual wallet gathers your spending and saving in one place. credit and debit purchases, checks, bills, and other financial information. it lets you see the details as well as the big financial picture. so you can do more with your m

look at how ann coulter explained it. >> our blacks are so much better than their blacks. we have very impressive blacks in our party. white woman in scarsdale said i didn't like that you called me honey. this isn't dropping your pants and say kiss it, an outrageous attack on a black conservative who is doing extremely well and will be our vice presidential candidate. >> i'm missing something here. how did race come in this, melissa? >> i want to know whose black you are, reverend al. i -- i'm not owned by either side. if she's talking about who owns a black, i'm not one of those, and it's interesting to me is mr. cain saying that he's owned by coulter and that crowd because she says our against their -- i don't fit in either category. i wonder if she has some ownership papers on mr. cain. he said that the rest of us were brainwashed. it's very interesting. >> i don't know. it really was distressing to hear this -- just the possessive, you know, pronounce, our blacks and their blacks. that alone is indicative of sort of where at least this one republican pundit is on the q

. >> now, michael, our blacks -- does the republicans and ann coulter own some of you because nobody owns me. so i know i missed it. but i'm sure the black republicans and everyone got up and told her "how dare you talk about us like we're property". >> we had a meeting. >> i just missed it. >> right. we all agreed -- no, that's ann being ann. and you know how she goes for the hyperbole and all that. i don't think anyone walked away thinking they were being owned by the republican party, certainly i don't feel like that given my experience in the party. but that's part of the passion and hyperbole that comes out of things like this. and i think that without that, as i said before, reverend, without that face of an accuser, someone who has hag wronged or felt they've been wronged to deal with, it's easier to go down that road. but i think now that you have someone standing in front of a bank of microphones saying, this happened to me, it was real for me, that changes a lot of that conversation. >> all right. let's look at some of the polling that we see with the president. if we look

i think hands down that's mitt romney. >> ann coulter, it's always good to see you. >> good to see you, sean. >> and you did not get to call me names like last time. a gossip i old woman and brat because i didn't ask you about your dating life. >> and i miss doing that. >> and listen, you might sue me for harassment by the time this is over. [laughter] >> thanks for being with us. coming up next, it's the latest controversial book that washington does not want you to read. our investigative report, author is here exposing the dirtiest politicians. you are not going to believe how corrupt people in washington are and he is naming names. that and our great american panel straight ahead. last throw, prce. and last chance at medicare open enrollment, too. what do yean? it ends december 7th. if you haven't reviewed your medicare plan oices yet, well, it's getting late. medicare gives you free cancer screenings and wellness visits, and 50% o brand name prescription drugs when you're in e donut hole... it's all part of the health care law. december 7th? i better get goin'! [ male announcer ]

even i'm offended by that and i'm a racist. ( laughter ) ( applause ) but ann coulter raises a very valid question-- are conservative blacks better than other blacks? to discuss we go to the ( bleep ) roundtable. ( cheers and applause ) welcome. let's begin-- to start it off, wyatt senac, you're an african american. are you offended by what colsaid? >> i am, but only because the truth hurt. the left has the quantity, but the right's got the quality. >> republicans have the cream of the black. >> jon: uh-huh, uh-huh. in what regard? >> in every regard, jon. they're stronger. they're better dressers. better singers. and one other thing. >> they can't stand that a black man, much blacker than obama, and a real american black, is this right winger. >> their blacks are just blacker. ( laughter ) >> jon: yeah, yeah. >> it's a smoother, darker tone. it's creamier, like suede. >> yeah, right, where the left brack, they're, like, plether. ( laughter ). >> it's also actually what's inside in a party that represents their interest. republican blacks, they deal with people who want to fly confederate

going back to kent beat barack obama, -- who can or barack obama -- beat barack obama, ann coulter has a view on this. she said, "our blacks are better than their black." i did not know we were still owned, but every day and every way i get smarter and smarter. as a matter of fact, she said, the next day after the first statement, "ours are more impressive." >> i want to say a good word about rick perry. he came out this week with what i thought was the cleverest phrase of the whole campaign, "are you better off than you were $4 trillion ago?" >> he is on a down slope. can he come back? >> of course he can. $17 million -- that as a trampoline. >> the reason cain is in the ballpark and all is because nobody really loves it romney. >> the president's philosophy and that of the people around him is extraordinarily misguided. i think they take their inspiration from those who believe that government knows better than free people how to run our lives and build an economy. >> that is mitt romney at town meeting in new hampshire. he has been running against barack obama from day one, forget t

going back to dan beat barack obama, ann coulter has a view on this thing, herman cain at versus barack obama. she reminded me of something that i thought was settled with the emancipation proclamation. she said, "our blacks are better than their blacks." i did not know we were still owned, but every day in every way i get smarter and smarter . she thinks that having herman cain up with barack obama, he is better. the next day she said, "because ours are more impressive." >> i do want to say good word about rick perry. he came out with what i said -- with what i thought was a cleverest phrase of the campaign, "are you better off than you were $4 trillion ago?" >> but he is on a down slope. can he come back? >> of course he can. $17 million -- that is a trampoline. >> the reason why cain is in the ballpark and all -- he is not a serious candidate -- is because th nobody loves it romney. >> the president's philosophy and those of the people around and is extraordinarily miss eddy. they take their inspiration from those who believe government knows better than a free people. >> that is mit

>> erick, on the right, if ann coulter and sean hannity were so convinced the other day that this was coming from the democratic party and liberals and now herman cain is saying this is coming from maybe the perry campaign or some republican operative out there, i'm a tad curious. how'd they get there? >> well, you know, initial reaction, not wanting to blame other republicans or spread the fight around the republicans. it seemed pretty clear to me when it came out that it was opposition research from another campaign. i have no doubt there was a supporter for a campaign involved, whether it was a campaign director, i don't know. i know chris wilson very well, and he's not the type of guy to go into something like this, making it up. so i would be concerned if i was the cain campaign. it's all well and do to do the blame game, whether we blame the democrats or other republicans, but the moment one of these women gets in front of a tv camera and starts talking, this is going to be a whole different campaign discussion for herman cain. >> james, describe for our viewers what it's like t

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at that time ann coulter and you were saying this kind of thing is definitely coming from the left. i think it is a smear. i think people understand when you go after clarence thomas to talk about sex and black men and what was he doing even though it was an old allegation it is the kind of thing that sticks it is damaging and i think the intent was to pull herman cain back. there were few black people in the republican party if you were in new hampshire there are almost no black people. the tea party has been accused of race i am. the tea party is the heart and soul of herman cain support. race is a part of this picture. >> i don't want to cut you off. i have to take a commercial break. i want you to respond to what juan said. i think it is very provocative. it seems to me prominent guests are suggesting that race is part of the motive here whether one side or the other people are bringing together complaining of sex harassment and blackmail which happens to be upsetting. there was a straw poll in illinois herman cain came in a distant second. wait until you see who came in first?