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My Interview with Ann Coulter

In true Coulter fashion, the rest of my wide ranging interview was similarly salacious, with Coulter addressing everything from her comment about Jews needing to be perfected by converting to Christianity to the Fort Hood shootings.
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Host of "Give and Take," seen on NBC In New York and juliemenin.com

Host of "Give and Take," seen on NBC In New York and juliemenin.com
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Coulter's stream of unconscionables is predictably high on drama and low on facts. In one of her more outlandish comments, Coulter calls Representative Maxine Waters, "Very, very stupid, despite the fact that she's black, she is stupid. It is possible to be black and stupid."

In true Coulter fashion, the rest of my wide ranging interview was similarly salacious, with Coulter addressing everything from her comment about Jews needing to be perfected by converting to Christianity to the Fort Hood shootings, which she describes as an example of "liberal victims and their assault on America."

And what could be Coulter's most outrageous claim of the interview: "I don't think I've ever said anything outrageous."

Madoffcare? Coulter likens the Democratic health care reform plan to Madoff's ponzi scheme.

Are Christians Supersized Jews? Coulter says Jews should be happy to be "perfected" into Christianity; in her mind, it's Judaism plus.

Coulter's take on the history of violence against presidents: "If Obama gets shot, it's going to be by a liberal."

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