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Ann Coulter Sits Down with Two College Students

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February 18, 2026

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Anne Coulter sits down with Leo Kerner (Harvard) and Elsa Johnson (Stanford) at the Intercollegiate Studies Institute headquarters in Delaware during the Collegiate Network Editors Conference. She shares her view of the current conservative movement and the divisions emerging on the right.

Coulter discusses Donald Trump’s impact on the Republican Party, along with immigration, tariffs, foreign policy, and the rise of younger conservative factions. She also reflects on college life, campus politics, and how universities have changed since her time at Cornell.

The interview touches on media shifts, the decline of legacy outlets, the role of X, and major debates shaping the future of the right. It’s a candid conversation between Coulter and the next generation of student leaders.

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