coulter had with jorge ramos from univision later on which would be appropriate where ann told jorge that because, you know, that because her relatives, her ancestors were european, they didn t count as immigrants. now, she s an absurdist, and i don t think it s fair to say she doesn t shy away from a fight. she doesn t shy away from a book sale, but she is a hateful old lady, and i think we need to be careful in how we book people like this. kelly: ooh, pablo. let s not disparage the individual, let s just stay on point here and keep it fair game here i would say that kelly: i grew up an immigrant in this country, and like i said before, i remember the days of when the shock jocks came up, and ann coulter was certainly part of that generation. that she somehow piggybacks on the conservative brand in this country but we re still getting away from the central issue here. kelly: let s not bring in personal name throwing since we re talking about the issue of
at berkeley. this is not just happening at berkeley. you re seeing this around publicly-funded institutions around the world where conservatives feel intimidated. kelly: so we need to find some common ground, accept each other and agree to disagree. morgan and pablo, much love for both of you. [laughter] thank you, kindly. kelly: god bless. all right, heather. heather: there s a difference between immigrants and illegal immigrants which is what ann coulter talks about often. well, fire forcing residents from their homes in florida, and investigators don t believe the blaze was an accident. plus, president trump taking a different tone on health care, no longer pushing for a deal within the next few days. but first, kellyanne conway. the president is in touch with members of congress and the chairmen of the committees, obviously, the speaker, and people are working toward repealing and replacing obamacare because we want to make sure these premiums don t skyrocket and that p
because i was almost late for work trying to get through them. kelly: actually, that makes two of us. [laughter] heather: thanks, james, appreciate it. reporter: you bet. kelly: all right. so from science to free speech. uc-berkeley is under fire from conservatives again. ann coulter, the well known conservative commentator and author, was booked to speak on campus, but the school rescheduled and relocated the event to a time and place that would attract fewer students. the school argues it s for safety reasons, but the event sponsors call it a violation of free speech and threaten legal action. joining me now is morgan orr teg gas, she s a national co-chair of maverick pac who formerly worked in both the treasury and state departments, and pablo enriquez, a former dnc staffer and co-founder of k street media. thank you for joining us. morgan, what do you make of all this uproar over ann coulter?
let me get pablo in here, because i saw his reaction when i said ann was nice and friendly, and she is, actually. her persona, of course, publicly is one of conservative, firebrand, and the bottom line here though is even bill maher supports her speaking and doesn t get it why liberals are against her or speaking at uc-berkeley which is the bastion, if you will, of free 1350e67. or thiess it was. i mean, i m going to have to agree to some degree kelly: hold on, there s agreement here. [laughter] i love it when great minds can come together. it s hard to disagree with me. just ask my husband. i don t think ann coulter s actually conservative. i remember there was a time in this country when conservatives had compassion, they welcomed a stranger. i remember i was a child, granted, at the time, but the way i felt as an immigrant during the reagan presidency when we were welcomed. ann coulter isn t a conservative, she s a hate monger. but i do think that berkeley does have an obl
the bible tells us how good and pleasant it is when god s people live together in unity. we must speak our minds openly, debate our disagreements honestly, but always pursue solidarity. when america is united, america is totally unstoppable. [applause] bill: this as a new fox poll that came out prior to the swearing-in, a third of americans describe the national mood as we re all in this together, nearly twice as many feel like it is everyone for themselves. shannon: talk about it with a former and aide for senator marco rubio. pablo enriquez, former dnc official at the hispanic chamber of commerce. bill: good to see you, gentlemen. shannon: we like