Ann Coulter

"Nothing Michael Wolff could say about @realDonaldTrump has hurt him as much as the DACA lovefest right now," she wrote.

Ann Coulter says that Trump's views on immigration are the best way to rally support for the Republican party, not the tax bill.

The conservative author suggested the government should not have to give tax breaks to Americans with families.

He scans content posted by the 45 people he follows and by people who tag him.

Coulter immediately took to Twitter to attack Senator Chuck Schumer.

The right-wing provocateur has a history of televised controversy.

Ann Coulter, conservative Republican commentator and author of the book "In Trump We Trust," tweeted that support for the president's impeachment was mounting.

All three are due to speak at Berkeley despite previous protests about alt-right speakers.

"This sort of communication has not been needed previously," Dan Mogulof, a spokesman for UC Berkeley, tells Newsweek. 

The right-wing commentator wants to know when the border wall is being built.

Coulter also said "nobody goes to prison" for pot possession.

The author suggested Trump should make a decision about the attorney general.

The company's CEO made donations to the Republican Party in 2016.

The conservative writer ripped Delta Airlines but a few months ago blasted the doctor dragged off a United flight.

Only more government regulation could have guaranteed the conservative author her seat.

Coulter went on a two-day Twitter rampage after she was asked to move seats on a three-hour flight.

The criticism follows Coulter proclaiming she'll "jump ship" on Trump support.

Ann Coulter isn't apologizing for supporting Trump, but she's really upset with how the president's tenure has gone thus far.

Berkeley braced for another round of political violence, but this time, things stayed calm.

Coulter's speech at the University of California at Berkeley has been canceled, but activists are organizing anyway.

Conservative author Ann Coulter told reporters Wednesday she no longer planned to speak at the university on Thursday.

Turns out progressives can receive backlash for campus speeches, too.

The pundit retweeted a weather forecast and added "Nice day for an outdoor speech at Berkeley."

The Young America's Foundation and Berkeley College Republicans filed a lawsuit Monday over Coulter's upcoming speech at the college.

University officials said they had been "unable to find a safe and suitable venue" for the conservative commentator's speech.