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Why Ann Coulter Is SO MAD at Donald Trump | Zero Hour | Ep 50
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June 9, 2024
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1:00:36Now PlayingAnn Coulter joins James Poulos to discuss how the Republican Party dropped the ball in 2016 by not delivering on campaign promises after winning the election. Up front, the conservative female firebrand says Trump failed to curb immigration and finish building the wall. Because of this, Coulter argues Trump would be equally as bad for the country as Biden. She discusses her turbulent relationship with the former president and why she thinks he will not win again in the 2024 election. Immigration from Mexico and South America continues to rise as middle-class Americans suffer financially to support government programs and pay high taxes. After seeing Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis attempt to campaign, Coulter argues that politicians are prioritizing foreign relations over domestic issues. They also discuss whether white men are being openly discriminated against and how GOP leaders like Ted Cruz and Greg Abbott are continuing to lose voters by selling out and flip-flopping on basic conservative principles.
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