Conservative pundit Ann Coulter appeared on Morning Joe Tuesday and was bleeped out by MSNBC censors, though it was unclear what profanity she had used. “What did I say?” Coulter confusedly asked. “Oh, I said douche bag.” 
 
 Coulter had been talking about consistency in the Republican candidates’ positions and apparently directed an expletive at Arizona Senator John McCain. 
 
 “I’d rather have — McCain was consistent, he was — we have Romney and Gingrich –” Coulter began before being silenced for 13 seconds by censors. 
 
 “Just blur it all out,” Joe Scarborough said. 
 
 “Well, they got the general drift,” Coulter concluded. 
 
 Watch Coulter’s awkward silence below, via MSNBC: 
 
 
 
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 Ann Coulter was bleeped out several times during a Tuesday appearance on "Morning Joe," after seeming to call John McCain a "douchebag." 
 
 Politico grabbed video showing Coulter, who is a supporter of Mitt Romney in the 2012 election, beginning to talk about consistency in politics. As she spoke, though, her sound was cut off for several seconds. 
 
 "I'd rather have [silence] McCain was consistent, he was [silence] we have Romney and Gingrich [silence]," she said, before realizing she had been bleeped and asking, "what did I say? Douchebag?" 
 
 "Just blur it all out," Joe Scarborough (who has had his own problems with language in the past) said. 
 
 "Well, they got the general drift," Coulter said. 
 
 She also had harsh words for Ted Kennedy. Speaking again about Romney's repeated policy shifts, she said, "I mean, you're flipping from positions you held when you came within five points of taking out that human pestilence. Come on, give the guy a break!" 
 
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– Anne Coulter’s lips moved quite a bit on Morning Joe today—but you couldn’t hear most of what she was saying. MSNBC censored her discussion of the GOP race, and she appeared confused by the move, Mediaite reports. “What did I say?” she asked on-air after the bleeping. “Oh, I said douche bag.” (She was apparently referring to John McCain, notes Opposing Views.) In the video, all that can be heard is a few clipped phrases about the GOP candidates. “Just blur it all out,” host Joe Scarborough says. “Well, they got the general drift,” responds Coulter, who was defending Mitt Romney on flip-flopping charges. It wasn’t the only notable moment during her appearance. Coulter also called Ted Kennedy “human pestilence”—and Scarborough, who was a friend of Kennedy's, let the comment go. Mike Barnicle didn’t, however. “I don’t know that I’m gonna do that with Ted Kennedy,” he says in the clip. “We miss him in Massachusetts, and I think the country and especially in the Senate." Had he been there, "that health care debate would have lasted about five months.” Click through for more on Coulter's visit.