Ann Colter, how you doing?

I'm so sorry.

There's something to matter with all my phones, but hopefully we won't disconnect.

Are you in New York right now, or are you traveling?

None of your business, but I might be in the greatest city in the world.

Oh, you're in Chicago.

Well, good for you.

All right.

San Francisco. I think it's your phone probably. You know what? It could be our phone. I think because it may be our phones. We've had in a little trouble here. So where do we even begin? Hey, Democrats, they really don't like the Fourth of July. They all get miserable over it. They don't like celebrating America. They don't like a parade where everybody has their clothes on. It's bothering them, right?

Well, they like the extra time off, but I must say June 18th is much bigger.

But like this Ben and Jerry, why would you tweet about the anti-American stuff on the

4th of July?

They're just like angry, bitter guys.

Don't the drugs calm them down a little?

No, and this indigenous land business, I don't know if you've noticed, but it comes up

all the time, every place, anywhere there are Democrats.

You go to a theater production in, you know, Cooperstown, New York, and they begin by saying,

and this is on sacred Mohawk land.

And all of the Shakespeare and the parks, they have a big tribute to how Central Park was stolen from the Indians.

And I love what the Indians were doing with it.

But no, the Indians didn't have a concept of owning property, land.

They were nomadic tribes, and most of them were slaughtering one another.

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