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Ann Coulter tripled down on her criticism of Donald Trump Wednesday night, saying that her once-beloved president now seemed more interested in courting traditional GOP interests than fulfilling his campaign promises.

All he wants is for Goldman Sachs to like him, Coulter told Fox News anchor Lou Dobbs. I dont know what happened. But thats a different president. I havent changed. He has.

A switch changed with him, she continued. An elegant person wouldnt have said the things he was saying. It was precisely that he was so coarse that allowed him to say these incredibly courageous things. He didnt care what Manhattan elites thought of him.

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Lou Dobbs who has developed a cult following for his consistent support of Trump seemed flustered at how to rebut the criticism by the author of In Trump We Trust.

I find everything easier with this man in the White House, he said.

It was far from the first time Coulter has rained fire and fury on President Trump. On Tuesday, the conservative polemicist unloaded on Trump at Columbia University when she told an audience there that the president was a lazy ignoramus.

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I knew he was a shallow, lazy ignoramus, and I didnt care, said Coulter. It kind of breaks my heart Hes not giving us what he promised at every single campaign stop.

She also raged against Trump in a series of tweets last week after he signed an omnibus spending bill which funded the government but was unpopular among conservatives for not securing more funding for a wall along the southern border.

Coulter is one of just 45 people Trump follows on Twitter, making it unlikely that he missed her rage tour this week.

Things have been so extreme of late that at least one conservative group is calling on Coulter to challenge Trump in the 2020 primaries.

Airlines have been under scrutiny for months for incidents involving passengers, animals -- and even clothing. TheWrap looks back at some of the biggest outrages to shock the travel industry so far this year.

United Bans LeggingsTwo passengers were denied boarding because they were wearing leggings in March. According to United, the airline had a right to deny boarding based on dress code because the girls were using buddy passes and were therefore representing the airline when they fly, similar to employees.

David DaoDefinitely not an employee, David Dao was forcibly removed from a United flight in Aprilafter he refused to give up his seat on an "overbooked flight," resulting in a serious concussion, a broken nose, and two lost teeth. Video of the incident went viral, causing United to change their policy and get slapped witha lawsuit thatwas quicklysettled.

Giant Rabbit DiesUnited also faced another controversy whena giant rabbit being transported on one of its planes died in the cargo duringa flight.According to The Sun newspaper, the animal, named Simon, was the son of the worlds largest rabbit -- a four-footlong continental rabbit called Darius --and was expected to have grown larger than his father.

Something very strange has happened and I want to know what. Ive sent rabbits all around the world and nothing like this has happened before," said owner Annette Edwards.

Bride and Groom Booted From FlightA bride and groom traveling to Costa Rica for their wedding in Aprilwere escorted off a United Airlines flight after they noticed a man sleeping in their seats and decided to move up three rows as to not wake the passenger. However, it was an "Economy Plus" seat and although the passengers said they complied to return to the seats, a U.S. Marshal removed them.

Altercation Between American Airlines and MotherAmerican Airlines suspended a flight attendant while investigating a scuffle between him, a mom and two babies. In a viral video, a woman is seen hysterically crying while holding a toddler, with a male flight attending yanking away the stroller for her second child.

Delta Removes Passenger After He Used the BathroomAt the end of April, aman was removed from a Delta flight after he used the bathroom while the plane awaited takeoff on the tarmac.

Delta Worker Threatens Passengers With Jail TimeEarlyMay, aSouthern California family saidthey were kicked off an overbooked Delta flight because they refused to give up a seat they had bought for their young son sitting in a car seat.They were asked to have their son sit on their lap for the duration of the flight.They refused, saying they paid for the seat, to which the airline staff threatened the family with jail time.

Teen Trapped in Airport Alone OvernightAccording to CBC News, a 15-year-old boy was "trapped" overnight in an airport alone when Air Canada rebooked him on another flight after he missed his original one. However, the flight was almost 24 hours later and the airline did not offer him any accommodation or vouchers for food. Because he is a minor, he could not get a hotel room, he says.

Passenger Forced to Pee in a CupAlso in May, apassenger claimed she was forced to pee in a cup aboard a United flight after flight attendants told her she wasnt allowed to use the lavatory until the pilot had turned off the fasten seatbelt sign.

The woman, who had an overactive bladder, was told the flight attendant would be filing a report about the incident.

Ann Coulter Tweets Photo of Delta Passenger Who Got Seat She Wanted, Delta Fires Back

In July, Ann Coulter went ballistic on social media after she was denied the seat she pre-booked on a Delta flight.

Coulter tweeted a photo of the passenger who was seated in her pre-booked seat for an unexplained emergency and ripped the passenger in another tweet as the dachshund-legged woman.

The airline fired back,saying, your insults about our other customers and employees are unacceptable and unnecessary.

Airlines like United, American, Spirit and Delta havent had a good start to 2017

Airlines have been under scrutiny for months for incidents involving passengers, animals -- and even clothing. TheWrap looks back at some of the biggest outrages to shock the travel industry so far this year.

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Ann Coulter Continues Trump Warpath on Lou Dobbs