She doesn't shout people down, she has lengthy arguments that people always interrupt...She does talk over people but she's a loudmouth. she wasn't shouting... If you're talking about discussions on TV News programs and networks, then you should probably stop talking about genuine inquiry and argument right now cause we both know that's not the point...unless, of course, you're talking about the CBC. That's at least closer than CBS and CNN. Much of what Coulter's arguments revolve around are sound and are generally challenging to the 'status quo' while her arguments seem to really want to support the status quo...the former being approach to, and the latter being the content/quality. While it shouldn't need to be harped on about, it is true that a voter expects a governor to be resigned to being in office, not leaving office. Coulter's commentary that dismisses that, with the demand that we move on to other realities and not discussion already widely accepted, acknowledged, and admitted values, serves to get Bay Buchanan flustered. It is kinda funny that she kept on interrupting Buchanan to correct her but it's also rude and aggressive...it sells books. Frum just sits back and waits his turn unlike Buchanan who just barks in to try to rudely interrupt. He gets a great last word (of the clip) and leaves me impressed. I don't side with most of what Coulter says, but whenever I see her in an interview and not a stupid TV News spot I always feel rather impressed at a media figure that seems to be bent on being politically incorrect. If nobody challenges us to think differently (in many ways) then we never will.