Ann's Going to Speak at the National Press Club on Wednesday, June 17, 2015

    On Wednesday, June 10, 2015, at 11:42am EST, Ann tweeted this:

I'll be at the National Press Club next Wed, June 17, NOT debating the amnesty advocates who are suddenly press-shy. http://t.co/pg5HnyDiHu

— Ann Coulter (@AnnCoulter) June 10, 2015

UPDATE: The only information able to be found on the event is an article by Mikayla Bean of RightWingWatch.

    Here is a quote of Bean:

"When questioned by a supportive audience member about how to solve the problem of foreigners overstaying their tourist visas, Coulter had an even better method than immigrant Tinder: "Death penalty," she proclaimed to a room full of clapping and laughter.

It is very clear why liberals support immigration, reasoned Coulter, because they are "aborting all their kids or going gay so they can’t keep up" with conservatives who are "pumping out kids" who will turn into GOP voters."

UPDATE: Jared Taylor of American Renaissance released a review of this event on Thursday, June 18, 2015.

    Here are some quotes of Taylor:

"She also explained that the subtitle of her book–The Left’s Plan to Turn Our Country into a Third World Hellhole–was a compromise with her publisher. She wanted to leave out "left," because there are plenty of "conservatives" in on the plan, and make it The Plan to Turn Our Country into a Third World Hellhole is Almost Complete."

"Businesses, of course, are greedy for profits and love cheap labor: "They don’t care about our country or our culture. Wall Street is no different from Hollywood–they don’t want to preserve anything about America.""

"In answer to a question about what should be done to people who overstay their visas, she replied, "The death penalty. I’m just throwing out ideas." As for refugees, "they are all frauds; proven frauds or frauds that are not yet proven." Illegal immigrants? "Many are hard working. We just don’t see the ones who are not working.""

"She said that no one who is not a governor or former governor should even think of running for president, but she made an exception for Donald Trump. "I’m a little worried he may make some mistakes and discredit some of our ideas," she said, "but he is the only way there would be even a single question about immigration at the debates.""