Ann Coulter dismisses Manafort's role in Trump campaign: 'What is it exactly he's going to flip on?'

In a panel discussion with Fox News, conservative Ann Coulter dismissed the idea that Paul Manafort had anything to do with the Trump campaign other than secure party delegates.

While Manafort was the campaign chair, Coulter said he didn't really do anything. Even if he did, Coulter dismissed the idea that Manafort would have any information available if he were to "flip" on Trump.

"We might get ready for wishful thinking from the left, on 'Ooo! He's gonna flip! He's gonna flip!'" Coulter said. "But all of this, I guess you could be excited if you think Donald Trump who some of the liberals consider an incompetent buffoon had this vast international conspiracy to steal a presidential election from the most qualified person ever to run for president."

She then said that journalists and investigators have been looking for two years and still don't have any evidence Trump did anything wrong.

"Then what is it exactly that Paul Manafort is going to flip on?" Coulter asked. "I think they're getting over excited about nothing. Also consider manafort didn't have that much to do with the campaign. He didn't come into it until trump had been running for a year. It's kind of crazy enough to think that Marco Rubio or Ted Cruz colluded with the foreign power, but Trump, it was Donald Trump and him for one year. He was there for a month or two. What on Earth do they imagine he is going to have on Trump."

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