[applause]. We wish you all the very best because what an extraordinary family you have. And the pleasures of family were hard earned by this young man. So, all right. Thank you very much, everybody. God bless you. God bless america. [applause] forty years ago the watergate scandal led to the only resignation of an american president. American history tv revisits 1974 and the final weeks of the nixon administration. This weekend the House Judiciary Committee as it considers impeachment of the president and the charge of the abuse of power. What you have questions about for what the framers had in mind, questions about whether the activities that had been found out by the committee and by the senate, watergate committee, were, indeed, impeachable and, thirdly, can we p prove that Richard Nixon knew about them and even authorized them . Watergate, 40 years later. Sunday night at eight eastern on American History tv on cspan3. Next, political consultants, pollsters and journalists talk ab
Always hard to follow a big act but i think you can do it. I am talking about guns so i think i can do it. I am honored to be here and so honored to be present with all of you guys and ms. Slosh is here in spirit and set an example for conservative woman. You can see myself holding my own gun on the cover of my book. But this month three years ago i had never shot a gun in my life or thought about shooting one. Definitely had not about owning one. But what changed my perspective on this issue which is such a big issue in politics is personal. I was the victim of a crime. I was dog sitting for friends in washington, d. C. And those of you visiting or staying here for internships we have a lot of crime in washington, d. C. I was dog sitting and walked out of the house where i was taking the dog and closed the front door but didnt lock it. When i walked back inside there was a man in there robbing the house. And the police later said he was a drug addict. I confronted him and didnt get hu
When we call people and say, since you are getting all of the, do you want to see governors races or the senate races . Are you getting too much . And they say, no, i want it all. Good coverage. I really appreciated. Welcome to all of you. We appreciate you being here. If you will send us a question i will get it here on my twitter machine and if it is a good what a treat we have with the people on this stage this morning. I went into jims office, and i said i think we might have the best politico event ever because we have visual aids, and the people who created them. So some of the hottest commercials of this cycle so far were going to see, and were lucky enough to have on stage the people who made them. Start with mark putnam whos worked on four president ial campaigns and right now has three of the hottest senate races, mark getting itch in bell itch in alaska begich in ag, Mary Landrieu and Allison Grimes. Ashley oconnor, Founding Partner at Burning Glass consulting, congratulatio
Republican party doing to defend and i mean, why not just say were not going to accept the results of this election . Its outrageous. Zombie pals in congress are looking to make this transition into a complete horror show. The only thing thats going to stop them is the outrage. Gathering facts is the long thing our media seem to want to do. Instead, theyre demanding to shut up and accept joe biden, period. Its embarrassing for the country, and its terribly embarrassing for the Republican Party. Nobody in that party but for some very notable exceptions dare tell the emperor he has no clothes on. He has no case. After years of being lied to, smeared, slandered and, frankly, censored now by americas most powerful institutions, bureaucrats and the deep state, the hacks in the media mob, the 99 , were not just going to take their word for anything. Howard joining us to analyze the coverage, mollie hemingway, fox news contributor, Susan Ferrechio with the washington examine or, and in los an
Appreciate it. [applause] nextstep, ann coulter talking about her new book, never trust a liberal over 3 especially a republican at the eagle for them leadership summit in washington d. C. This is about 40 minutes. Well, our next speaker is ann coulter, whose new book is called [laughter] never trust a liberal over 3 especially a republican. Ann coulter started out as a new york city lawyer, then worked for the Senate Judiciary committee and as a litigator at the center for individual rights in the. Now shes a syndicated columnist with the universal press syndicate and the Legal Correspondent for human events. Author of 10 New York Times bestsellers and one of the most popular guest on fox, cnn, nbc, abc and hbo. It is a privilege and very special event to have her with us today. Please welcome ann coulter. [applause] im so happy i finally get to meet you. Im actually not that welcome of a guest on several of the stations you mentioned. Things change. You really want to cement your car