UNSAFE with Ann Coulter

Your Five Stories for the Week:

• Weepy details and the Ann's "Stew Exemption" for Illegal Aliens
• Thomas Friedman on the politics of Middle East policy
• The New York Times and the Epstein Files
• The Prince formally known as Andrew arrested
• The winners of the Times' Teen Narrative Contest

Jonathan Leaf is a playwright, screenwriter, author and journalist, who’s won a slew of awards, has been compared to Saul Bellow for his “literacy and seriousness,” has written a half-dozen books, and also written for The New Yorker, The New York Post, The New York Daily News, The American, National Review, The New Partisan, The New York Press, The Weekly Standard and The New York Sun.

His latest book, The Primate Myth, upends the common knowledge that humans are a subspecies of ape. Primatologists Jane Goodall and Frans de Waal were completely wrong. If anything, we are a subspecies of dog. Modern technology proves it, and, by giving us an accurate portrait of human nature, explains our penchant for sports, fashion, war, altruism, financial bubbles, suicide and homosexuality, among many other things.

This week's stories:

• 11 million “hotties”
• Hawley crushes Ellison
• Dems’ terror of clean elections
• 2 assignments for listeners
• Bloomberg won on lung cancer.

The "outrage" over 5-year old Liam Ramos being taken into custody with his illegal immigrant father, Adrian, reminds Ann of a legal immigrant with a very different outcome under a Democratic Administration.

Plus a "scandalous" data breach in Cleveland!

Tara Jakeway is an Edward R. Murrow & Emmy Award winning TV Reporter in NYC and South Florida, and a former producer on Fox’s classic Red Eye — but she got her start as a segment producer on The Jerry Springer Show.

Ann was transfixed by her stories at dinner one night and decided to interview her on Unsafe.

The 5 Stories of the Week!

• Don Lemon arrested
• Column update: So When Can We Slander Victims Of The Police?
• Budweiser's new Super Bowl ad
• Weight loss drugs and the airlines
• A novel idea for public schools

How the actions of Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy should guide Trump's response to the events surrounding the anti-ICE protests.

Plus: Confessions of Conservative Dead Head. RIP, Bob Weir.

Ann takes on the confrontation between a protester and ICE agents that left a 37-year old woman dead.

Ann sits down with author, screenwriter and podcaster Andrew Klavan and talks writing, Hollywood and how Christianity improved his work.

Among his fabulous, brilliant books, specifically recommended by Ann:

• After That, the Dark (Cameron Winter Mysteries, 5)
• A Woman Underground (Cameron Winter Mysteries, 4)
• The House of Love and Death (Cameron Winter Mysteries, 3)
• A Strange Habit of Mind (Cameron Winter Mysteries, 2)
• When Christmas Comes (Cameron Winter Mysteries, 1)
• The Last Thing I Remember (The Homelanders)
• Dynamite Road
• True Crime, The Novel

Kevin Sabet, an American drug policy scholar, is the only person appointed to the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy in both Republican (George W. Bush) and Democratic (Barack Obama and Bill Clinton) administrations. He was also an assistant professor adjunct at Yale University Medical School’s Institution for Social and Policy Studies.

Ann interviews him about his latest book, One Nation Under the Influence which covers the "micro-dosing" fad in Silicon Valley; the results of "Harm Reduction" policies in Oregon, San Francisco, and Canada and what about drug legalization in Portugal? AND MORE!