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Ann Coulter: Nobody Wants a Woman President -- or Baggy Jeans!
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August 12, 2026
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14:18Now PlayingThe conversation begins with an analysis of recent Democratic primary results, specifically focusing on the unexpected loss of Francesca Hong in Wisconsin despite polling leads. Coulter shares her perspective on the political alignment of certain demographics and criticizes what she views as attacks on American institutions like Thanksgiving.
The discussion then shifts to media bias, with Coulter highlighting a specific case in Wyoming involving a trans woman and a firearm. She contrasts the media's reaction to this incident with their handling of the George Zimmerman case to illustrate what she sees as a "turnabout" in gun rights narratives.
In the latter half, they explore potential Democratic presidential contenders, specifically Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) and Kamala Harris. Coulter expresses skepticism about the public's desire for a woman president and critiques the performance of current leadership. The interview concludes on a lighter note, with both sharing their disdain for baggy jeans and "extravagant" wedding culture.
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