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Well, Ann Coulter, of course, the best-selling author and a great tweeter, follow her on Twitter.

But, you know, the big thing now is Substack.

You should go sign up for her Substack, and you'll get columns, you'll get videos, you'll get podcasts, everything will come right to you.

Just go to ancultor.substack.com.

This is the hot news site, substack.

Just go to ancultor.

dot substack.com.

Ann, Coulter, how you doing?

You are the best Mark Simone.

That's true.

I was just thinking that.

But why do you say that because i do interviews and forget to mention substack you it's the best introduction ever i've got

to memorize it thank you thank you well the thing about substack you know on twitter you can write like three sentences and that's about it on subst Thank you. Thank you. Well, the thing about Substack, you know, on Twitter you can write like three sentences, and that's about it.

On Substack, you could write a whole column, you could put up a video, you could do everything.

Why can't they fix Twitter to do that?

Well, the one thing I'm terrified Elon Musk will do with Twitter is allow us more than, what is it, 280 characters, because I'm sorry, then I'm writing a column. Oh. Then it's exhausting. I have to, you know, check the grammar. What I like about Twitter is that it's fast-paced, it's jokes, it's like text, it doesn't have to be grammatically. I mean, you try to make it that way,

but oh well, sometimes there's a spelling error. Oh, well. Picture, funny thing, it's just so fast,

fast, fast, funny and interesting. But I don't like about Twitter as the censorship, which is

slowly being lifted. How about that Twitter, you know, czar of censorship and his obsession with gay porn?

Yeah. How about the New York Times, Washington Post, all the networks not covering this story

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