Ann Coulter Shuts Joy Behar Down | Must Watch!

Joy Behar regularly guest hosts for Larry King when he’s out. (Just in case you’re not sure who she is…she’s that loud obnoxious co-host on the View). While interviewing Ann Coulter, Behar decides to ask her if she would like to be water boarded. Coulter may only be 100 pounds but she can definitely stand up for herself! She is one tough cookie! (Hmm…that makes me wonder, do you think she ever eats a cookie? I highly doubt it.)
Nevertheless, I have a serious question...Who asks that kind of question? We all know where Behar stands but have some respect for your guest no matter how much you disagree with them! Why would you ask if your guest wants to be water boarded? How dare she compare Coulter to detainees! What a fool! Coulter is a U.S citizen who has not committed a crime...get a life Behar and please do not sound so stupid next time.

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BTW, what the video doesn't show you is that right after Coulter brilliantly responds to the foolish question, Behar replies "Oh, that was quite a jump". No Joy, it really was not! If you were intelligent, you would understand that Coulter was showing you how ridiculous you sound by turning it around on you!
(I recommend you watch the whole interview as it was very interesting)

(H/T Townhall)

Glenn Beck Hands It To Him

Glenn Beck vs Connecticut's Attorney General Richard Blumenthal
And the winner is (drum roll please)...Glenn Beck!




Part of the Transcript:

BECK: No. Their bonuses, Sir. They are their bonuses. They earned that money.
What right — what law did they break that gave you the ability in Connecticut to
go after those bonuses?
BLUMENTHAL: Well, let's take it one step at a time.
The money they received came from us, the taxpayers. It's part of the
bailout.
BECK: Oh, I know how this works. I'm asking you, sir. You're the
attorney general. I'm asking you for the law that they broke that gave you the
ability — are you not the defender of the law in Connecticut?
BLUMENTHAL: The
law that they broke...
BECK: Yes.
BLUMENTHAL: ...is the law that requires
that they serve the public interests. The bonuses that are
paid...
(CROSSTALK)
BECK: Wait, wait. What law is that, sir? You are the
chief law enforcement officer. What law is — say that again? I don't recognize
that law. It sounds like a good policy. It sounds like a good rule of thumb, but
I'm not sure I recognize that law. Could you give that to me
again?
BLUMENTHAL: Well, you know, again, these funds belong to us
taxpayers...
BECK: No, no, sir. Look, you know what you have done? You know
what you've done? You are an insult to George Washington, sir. George Washington
made it very clear that we are respecter of laws, not of men.
For your own
political gain, you have decided to go after these people at AIG, because it is
a popular thing. And while I may agree with you that it is obscene, I would like
to know, sir, not what's right as a rule of thumb, not what makes us feel good.
You, sir, are to protect people and to stand for the law in Connecticut.
So,
again, I ask you, sir, what law gave you the right to go after them? What law
did they break?
BLUMENTHAL: Well, I think you're wrong in the basic premise.
We're not going after any individual. We're asking the United States...
BECK:
You as the attorney general...
BLUMENTHAL: Let me finish. You have to let me
finish if you want to know what law I'm talking about.
BECK: There is no law,
sir.
BLUMENTHAL: We are asking the United States of America — our federal
government — to ask that this money be returned or pursue it, because they were
undeserving of it.
BECK: They were undeserving of it?
BLUMENTHAL: Now, I'm
not reporting a law against them. They did not earn this money.
BECK: What
right do you have to say that the people that work for $1 a year,
sir...
(CROSSTALK)
BLUMENTHAL: They were bonuses that were given to people
without services being performed.
BECK: Let me ask you this...
BLUMENTHAL:
And the law here relates to the Wage Protection Act of the state of Connecticut
which was used — unjustifiably — as a reason why the bonuses would not be
returned.
BECK: No, sir. I will give you...
(CROSS TALK)
BLUMENTHAL: So
the law is the statute of the state of Connecticut
BECK: That is so much bull
crap, and you know it, sir. You know...

Here is the full interview. Its pretty lengthy but worth it!

Stewart .vs. Kramer

John Stewart vs. Jim Cramer
I used to be able to stand John Stewarts show and his daily rants. Did I agree with his assessments? Probably never but I could deal with him nonetheless. These days, I find him so annoying that I cannot deal with a minute of his face!
What’s got Stewart so mad, is it Cramer’s advice and stock picks? Of course not!
Here’s the timeline...
Rick Santelli goes on CNBC and criticizes the Obama administration for their spending craze. A few weeks later, Cramer (who is not known for being conservative) surprisingly goes on air and says that Obama’s policy will be the greatest destruction of wealth that we have ever seen. Call me crazy but I don’t think that John Stewart is a huge supporter of the 1st amendment. Opinions are okay as long as they agree with his. After the negative comments by these two men, all of a sudden, as fast as you can snap your fingers, Stewart went on air criticizing and just going off on CNBC.
Learn your lesson folks, make fun of this administration and they will either send Gibbs or John Stewart after you! I guess Rahm Emmanuel was too busy going after Rush Limbaugh with his buddy James Carville.
Now please follow me, raise your arm in the air and wave goodbye. Just wanted you to wave bye to your freedom of speech before it’s fully taken away!
My advice to Cramer, do not go on his show because you know he is going to attack you! If you do decide to show up, have some guts and defend yourself! Poor guy...he looks like he just wants Stewart to like him! Who the heck cares what a-fake-journalist-comedian-wannabe-actor thinks about you! I would tell him to shove it and leave!
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