Coulter: “I got a lot of comments, to this day –”

Behar: “From Don Hewitt?”

Coulter: “Yes, he was calling me, saying “it’s the first time I’ve really liked Joy Behar.” laughter from the studio audience.

1:05: Ann Coulter says that the thing that made her happiest was Bill Clinton’s impeachment. “I suspect the second happiest is going to be Obama’s impeachment.” Straight-up trolling.

2:45-3:50: Coulter launches into a solid, if talking points-y, economic attack on health care. “What you want in insurance is to insure against catastrophes.”

Behar trips her up nicely when she gets too dramatic:

Coulter, gesturing behind herself: “Look, it would be a lot cheaper if we weren’t paying for their, their restless leg syndrome.”

Behar: “Whose restless leg syndrome? What are you talking about?”

Evidently, many members of the Joy Behar Show stage crew suffer from restless leg syndrome, and they’re ruining it for everybody.

5:00-5:10: Behar agrees that some Bush protesters were nasty, but says that at least it wasn’t about his race. Coulter: “how do you know?”

5:20: Freudian slip? Behar, on Glenn Beck calling Obama a racist: “that’s like Lindsay Lohan calling David Hasselbeck — David Hasselhoff — an alcoholic.” “I’m sorry, Elisabeth, I didn’t mean Hasselbeck.”

5:45: BREAKING NEWS: Coulter: “I love Glenn Beck.”

7:45: Discussing Sarah Palin: apropos of nothing, Coulter launches into a Charlie Gibson impression: “What do you think of the Palin doctrine? That’s what I heard her give.”

9:25: Coulter on Sarah Palin’s endlessly rehashed Katie Couric gaffe, in which she couldn’t name a book or magazine she read: “She’s young! She’s the Internet generation!”

10:35: Behar’s parting zing, giving Coulter no time to respond before the end of the segment: “[Palin]‘s like Gaddafi.”