Ann Coulter Responds to 'Ambush' Comedy Central Roast

"Trying to make me look bad and everyone else look good."

8.30.2016

Over the weekend, Ann Coulter appeared on Comedy Central for a "Roast of Rob Lowe," only to have the present comedians turn it into a roast on her. Though used to being pummeled with insults, Coulter still demands that Comedy Central release an unedited tape of the event so the public can hear the horrible things stated.

"I really want the world to see the whole roast without the edits," Coulter told radio talk show host Howie Carr. "My main satisfaction is knowing the difficulty the Comedy Central editors are having editing me trying to make me look bad and everyone else look good."

Putting the letter "H" in place of "C," Coulter described exactly what they called her.

"Hunt, hunt, hunt, Hitler, KKK, hunt, hussy, hussy, Hitler, KKK, burning crosses, hunt, she hates Muslims, hunt, hunt, hussy, hussy, hussy – now I have summarized the entire two hours I had to listen to," she said.

Coulter also stated that she's used to being ambushed, even saying that political comedians make it by going on TV to "call Ann Coulter the c-word," but this particular ambush carried more weight since there were 20 of them ganging up all at once. As noted by Breitbart, her own "set was disrupted by a teleprompter operator, who jacked up her lines as she stood at the podium."

Of course, leftist media ate up every moment of the roast, though it's doubtful they would respond with the same glee if anyone hurled the "c-word" at Hillary Clinton or Sarah Silverman or any leftist female for that matter.

The worst and arguably the most mean-spirited insult ever directed at anyone during something even as "gloves off" as a roast came from comedian Jummy Carr, who said: "Ann is one of the most repugnant, hateful, hatchet-face bitches alive. It’s not too late to change, Ann. You could kill yourself.'"

Coulter's response to it all is, well, very much Ann Coulter: "I don’t care – I am just telling you what happened – it was a bore until I spoke and I was fantastic," she said.