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♪ holiday, celebrate ♪ ♪ holiday ♪ ♪ celebrate ♪ >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show." 22 minutes after the hour. the day to recall scott walker is june 5th. not tomorrow. jacki schechner reminds "the stephanie miller show" to remind people it is june 5th. >> absentee voting has started today. steph in madison real quick. >> caller: i don't know. a few debbie downers calling in from wisconsin. i'm a happeny clapy recall wanker girl. on june 5th when we vote, we're going to vote liar, liar your pants are constantly on fire and then he's going to need a firefighter.

they will be working for him. >> oh, steph. just calling to talk. >> stephanie: eric boehlert in the sidecar to continue right-wing world. sean hannity on the democrats -- >> i don't understand -- >> anything. >> for the life of me, how the president can say republicans their plan is dirty air and water. paul ryan can be seen as a look alike throwing grandma in a wheelchair over a cliff to die. that's not -- you know, ugly. that's not dividing the country. you know, now, on the other hand the issue has nothing to do with race. what's offensive about jeremiah wright has nothing to do with the color of his skin. it has to do with the content of his sermons. >> stephanie: see what he did there. he paraphrased m.l.k. >> caller: very clever it is interesting. hannity and others are so desperate to portray obama as this nasty campaigner. i must have missed the ad or the

brochure that have romney being supposedly pushing people over a cliff. >> stephanie: i'm sure media matters is researching when the president said paul ryan would throw your grandmother off a cliff in a wheelchair. >> he doesn't say anything like that. but you know, no matter what he says, they sort of conjure up this radical, exaggerated version. in hannity's eyes, obama is the dirtiest campaigner ever. if you listen to his rhetoric, it is calm and civil. it is amazing they've created this caricature. they'll do anything to prop it up. >> stephanie: karl rove on fox news sunday. >> frankly trying to dredge up jeremiah wright, right or wrong after this issue was litigated four years ago by john mccain deciding not to litigate it. was stupid. so you want to try to do things that are helpful not hurtful. and look i thought it was very smart for the romney campaign to go out and denounce the tactic. >> i think they just called sean hannity stupid. >> and right. this is what we just talked

about. karl rove and people who have run national campaigns who know where the votes are. know the electoral math. they realize this is all a disaster. it is great for clicks. it is great for -- right wing talk radio. it is great for fox news and their three million fans and it generates this frenzy within that pretty small community but in terms of a national election, this stuff is a total loser. and like i said earlier, karl rove and the other people in the "establishment" are powerless. they created this noise machine and now they can't turn it off. >> stephanie: i'm sure sean would realize he was calling him stupid if he wasn't -- never mind. okay. oh geraldo rivera doubling down on the trayvon martin case. >> i think what's far more significant is what trayvon martin looked like that night bill. >> we're looking at the surveillance when he's buying his candy.

he's got a dark hoody on. what is the significance of that? >> aside from the fact that he's dressed in that thug wear, look at the size of him. he's not a little kid. he's 6'2", a strapping youngster. he looks -- trayvon martin looks just like the people who had been burglarizing and victimizing that neighborhood for the last six months. >> stephanie: oh please. oh, please. he looked like a kid in a hoody is what he looked like. >> but of course they don't want to try this case in the media. >> stephanie: of course not. >> they're just going to look at surveillance video and conjure up these dark, menacing images. the right after the story broke o'reilly and everyone else at fox demanded this story not be tried in the press. except they were going to do that for the next -- >> stephanie: eric, i think the only thing that's come out is the lead police investigators wanted to charge zimmerman with manslaughter. he said the encounter was

avoidable. if zimmerman had waited in his vehicle and waited for the arrival of law enforcement -- that's really the crux of it. >> yeah. that pretty much sums it up. the right wing went crazy because you know, there was some autopsy report, medical report. they claimed trayvon had these injuries. it turns out he had an abrasion on his knuckle. none of that is relevant. the fact is that investigators are looking at it, it could have been avoided. that's the whole point. that was the whole point of the controversy. honestly, the controversy isn't whether the trial -- will he be guilty or innocent. this entire story was created because no one was ever charged with a crime. >> stephanie: eric, you've been so good today. i want to offer. >> bonus. normally, we do a recorded white white -- we do a right wing world. >> caller: i appreciate your show because at least do you take calls from people.

>> stephanie: you're on with media matters with eric boehlert. >> caller: that's awesome because they don't have the balls to take a phone call on saturday. >> stephanie: maybe they're not working on saturday. >> caller: they just -- a little three hour monologue that's all political hack and they don't let anybody challenge them because really they don't have anything to say. we model our show after rush limbaugh's network. >> exactly. >> caller: that's fine. ba but then you say you do take calls but you don't take calls. rush takes calls. are your takes calls from left wing people all the time. >> stephanie: here's what media matters says. they're an organization that documents what the right wing says. they put the actual transcript, the actual audio -- in context. >> stephanie: that's what they do. >> caller: just like he did with the paul ryan thing about pushing grandma off the cliff. >> stephanie: who said that paul ryan is going to push grandma off a cliff in a wheelchair? did president obama say that? >> obama doesn't need to say

that. that's what he's got you for. >> stephanie: all right. thanks billy. oops. there you are. >> paul ryan is going to -- >> i hung up on everybody my mistake. see, this is exactly what they're -- see, obama like i'm working with the obama white house. that's what they're saying like it is my job to say he's pushing -- like i ever said paul ryan is pushing the grandmother in the wheelchair. all right. wow. that had to be harrowing for eric boehlert to hear that in person. that's what we deal with every day. >> they do take calls on that show. on sirius x.m. so billy kind of lied there. >> so unusual. >> stephanie: he's usually so coherent. 29 minutes after the hour. comedienne extraordinaire carol leifer joins us next on "the stephanie miller show."

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>> you've been drinking, haven't you? >> we all have. you bought the last round. >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show." welcome to it. 34 minutes after the hour live from captain america's underpants, it is comedian carol he will fert. comedy writer in a crappy chair. >> that's my line. if i'm on a train or a bus. >> stephanie: i've been busy sorting through your accolades. nominated for an emmy several times for seinfeld and you just

won a writer's award for modern family. [ applause ] >> i slid into that because i guest wrote an episode and because when the show wins, every writer gets a writer's guild award. but thank you. >> stephanie: you're so cute. you're the funniest girl in the world and the best writer ever. >> stephanie. finish your thought. come on. >> stephanie: you are hosting a big thing this thursday los angeles power of choice reception. >> yes. this is a big, great pro-choice reception. i'm here to promote. but here's the great thing. it is a great organization. they're behind -- they are all about getting pro-choice politicians in office which i think is fantastic. but what's so cool about the party on thursday night being a fund-raiser at the standard from 7:00 to 9:00 -- >> stephanie: i'm going and i'm never up past 7:00. >> it is amazing.

stephanie is going to be there and felicity huffman and dana delaney and a bunch of celebs. here's the thing i love about this. usually at my pro-choice events it is me and a lot of old broads, ya know? we need -- too old to have kids. >> my ovaries just bought a lovely condo in boca! reproductive rights -- not personally my issue. >> stephanie: their favorite impression is an impression of my eggs. >> let's hear it. >> they're wheezing and coughing. >> stephanie: don't have a dog in this fight. >> it is $100 for older people but if you're younger 35 and under, check this out. $45 tickets. you're at the standard hotel on sunset by the pool drinking. appetizers. so that's what i really wanted to come in because i know you have such a great young enthusiastic audience. come on out. >> stephanie: you just mentioned a couple of hot

actresses which got jim's attention. he might even be there. >> dana delaney. >> it is a great event. i'm happy that you had me come on to promote it. go to the web site. >> there is a link at stephaniemiller.com. >> stephanie: carol leifer is one of the funniest comediennes. when i was a baby comedienne, i would pester her at improvs around the world. i want to be like you then she would call security. >> still doing it. >> no soup for you. >> i'm going to be opening for jerry seinfeld in east lansing. >> stephanie: awesome. >> i should look -- >> stephanie: you used to date when you were a baby comedienne. >> is it is at carol leifer.com. we have a link at stephaniemiller.com. >> stephanie: scrambling through your bag. >> stephanie: we're all high tech here for god's sake. >> with my calendar from 1985.

>> stephanie: you have a paper calendar too. >> here's the thing. i will be opening for seinfeld on may 31st in east lansing and then south bend, indiana on june 1st. >> stephanie: oh, my god. it is all magically up on our web site. or go to carolleifer.com. >> stephanie: you're like me with your pathetic paper calendar. >> i cannot get into the new world. >> stephanie: me either. >> no digital. >> stephanie: he'll ask me can you do this? i don't know until i get home and i see the big paper calendar with the puppies on my calendar at home. because that's our other share -- you're a huge dog rescue person. >> i am. here's the other great thing i can talk about. breaking on your show. >> stephanie: hello. carol leifer with breaking news. >> check this out! so nigel who is my buddy from "american idol" -- >> right. >> he's a big animal lover. i asked him for two tickets to the idol finale and he's giving

them to me and i'm donating all of the proceeds to two of my favorite animal rescues. so facebook message me if you're interested in these tickets because they're going to go quick! >> stephanie: they'll be crazy. that's awesome. you sent me my favorite christmas card of anybody. you and your partner, 75 dogs in bed. how many dogs do you have? >> well, currently five. one of our rescues passed away a couple of weeks ago. our guy. but we have five. and we're always looking -- >> stephanie: that's a little pull try for you. >> we're big animal rescue people. i mean i just -- love dogs. >> stephanie: me, too. i don't mean to one up you. i have two but they both weigh 1,000 pounds so i have a lot of poundage. >> stephanie: two great pyrenees from gentle giants rescue. here's where i can top you. my picture is on the bag in the

supermarket. >> hey, that's nothing to sniff at. nothing to pant over. >> stephanie: that's right. >> that's really great. >> stephanie: lots of stuff going on politically right? in this political year. the president is coming out for marriage equality. >> how great is that? >> stephanie: even though you sort of knew he would get there it was like one of those tear jerky like a sitting president of the united states. >> i know. when i heard about it, you know, i had always felt like he's for marriage equality, he just can't do it politically then he did it politically which i think is amazing. i don't know if you've talked about it on your show but i feel badly all of the polls i've seen, people seem to be saying they don't buy -- i buy that he did it from a really good evolved place. exactly what he's saying. people are skeptical. he did it for political reasons. because it will only -- it only could hurt him. >> stephanie: that's what i'm saying, the polls so far let's knock on wood, that's a

knee-jerk thing but the polls show exactly what he said. this could hurt me in some place. because in this country, it is always tight elections. always 50/50. that's why it took such real political courage. i agree with you that i hope -- i hope we're all as involved as i think we are. >> yeah. talking about that his daughters go to school with a lot of kids who have gay parents. i'm in that situation. our son goes to school and you know, when you -- i think the turn in anybody's evolution is you have gay friends and you have gay family members. it becomes really clear to you why would you treat us gay people like second class citizens when we're just like you. >> stephanie: i think any kind of bigotry is taut. if you tell a kid oh, you know, our next door neighbor's carol and lorie and the kids are like okay. can we watch cartoons?

until you tell them there's something bad about it, they don't -- >> they do -- >> the crazy dog ladies? oh, cool! [ laughter ] >> well, you know, our son is so used to having so many dogs, we dropped him off for a playdate and our friend were proud to tell us they have three rescue dogs but they told us when we dropped him off and he saw the three dogs, he said where are the rest of your dogs? >> what's wrong with you people? >> hello! [ laughter ] >> stephanie: you and your partner and son are coming to my memorial day weekend party. i put it in the invitation, even you totally unnatural gays with kids, according to mitt romney. >> i'm so glad you said that because sunday is family day. now that you're allowing our child to come, that's fantastic. he will be there with his wristband and everything. >> please bring a pack of dogs with you as well. let's go to brit in phoenix. you're on with carol leifer.

>> caller: good day to you. >> stephanie: good day. >> caller: first unsolicited testimonial -- i am a proud steph cast member for $4.95 a month. i missed your sexy liberal show. >> stephanie: what? >> caller: i missed it. so i bought a cd. next best thing. >> stephanie: on itunes and amazon. there is a physical cd now on sexyliberal.com. >> caller: the third thing is probably more important already for me to say that i'm a member of hrc. >> stephanie: human rights campaign. love them. >> i'm a member, too. >> caller: here's the thing. i have a voice and a face for writing. okay. so i write better than i speak and i write better than i look.

okay. this is what i want to say about hrc. it is important -- i wrote many letters -- you call it a love call if you wanted to but i want to be a -- i don't want to be a part of the crowd. i want to be a part of the path. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: what that means is i'm not a gay person but that doesn't mean i don't care. >> stephanie: good for you. >> caller: i really do care because you know what? what today's politic is talking about is you can be a part of the one group that singles everybody out. that's the big bully on the block. or you could be a part of everybody else that feels like they're weak and trodden. >> stephanie: you made me go from gay to questioning. all right. look at us hollywood do-gooders we're in animal rescue, hrc. >> it is fantastic. >> stephanie: you've gotten your pro-choice charity in my project. stop it. >> that's right.

it is interesting. i love hrc. i've been to many of their fund-raisers and i support them. this is where politics gets dicey. we were once invited to an event for bob casey who very, very gay friendly -- >> stephanie: democrat. >> but anti-choice. i just said to my gay brethren there like yeah for casey with his gay stances but i'm not giving one penny to a guy who's anti-choice. i feel badly. >> stephanie: it is an important time for everything but i mean i almost can't believe, can you, some of these laws that are passing the transvaginal probes -- it is the most anti-woman era that i can remember since i've been alive and talking about politics. literally, you feel like have i woken up in 1952. >> it's true. it's so true. what i can't believe is why are the politicians who are the most

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>> angry! >> stephanie: carol he leifer is hosting the fund-raiser at the hotel fancy. you think we're done with that fight politically. no, we're back in 1952. >> exactly. er with are back. when i saw those birth control hearings earlier in the year, i was just -- my mouth was just hanging open. >> stephanie: you're like really? birth control? >> it is such a shame because birth control has so evolved to such a great place now. back in the day when i was in college and dating men actually at the time, birth control i mean birth control pills, they had so many weird hormones in them. i woke up one morning, i had a beard. [ laughter ] >> on my penis. >> stephanie: hey, ladies and gentlemen. >> but seriously, no but you know, what i love about one of

these events thursday night standard hotel sunset. stephanie will be at. >> stephanie: hello! >> as our guest. it is great when you get a lot of like-minded people together. i always leave these events and i feel re-energized because it can make you feel when you see what's happening out there in political landscape with choice and birth control like exactly that. what the heck is going on? is it 1956 again? >> stephanie: carol leffert would like to explain fun facts. she mentioned dated men. >> i was married. >> stephanie: we'll get to that. if you're anti-choice then birth control might help in some way. >> that's right. >> a fertilized egg is an actual human. >> well, you know. there is -- it is chipping, chipping, chipping away at roe. that's why loving getting the younger people involved at the event on thursday night at the cool standard hotel, if you're 35 or under and i don't know if

they'll check i.d.s but they probably should -- $45 to come and hang with steph and me and dana delaney and felicity huffman. you say what? you were married? [ scooby doo's "huh?" ] >> stephanie: i don't think i knew that. you wrote on seinfeld. [ laughter ] >> in the big book of lore, i was married. but my ex, that son of a bitch tricked me into marrying him. he told me i was pregnant. [ laughter ] [ buzzer ] >> you know, bit control might have helped that. >> guess what happened. i was married. it wasn't until many years later that i thought -- i was actually in a project angel food event another great nonprofit. i saw this woman across from me who was gorgeous.

[ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] i had my chic lesbian fling. damn you for being stable and happy. you make me feel even crazier. what's wrong with you? she was going through her lesbian rolodex. i have someone for you. >> i have someone great in mind for you. i swear to you, when i leave the studio, i'm calling. >> stephanie: listen, i am back to my original plan to die alone and be eaten by my dogs and these two won't notice. >> i have a friend who is so great. >> there you go. >> it will be great. >> stephanie: jill in ithaca wants to talk to carol. carol, it is for you. hi jill. >> caller: hi, carol, back in the day, i got to see you and joy behar. you were touring. i can't remember. i have one regret. >> i remember that. i remember that gig in ithaca.

me and joy. i'm trying to think of the third comic. >> stephanie: go ahead. >> caller: students were so rude that i wanted to buy you and joy -- this is before seinfeld. this is before "the view." i wanted to buy you guys drink because i felt so bad. i was shy. i've always regretted that. >> we would have totally taken you up on it. i would have totally gotten blasted. i probably would have thrown up in your car. you know what? it was probably best it didn't happen but that's so funny you remember that because i remember that gig. i still talk with joy about it. >> stephanie: us broken down old female comics, every time we have judy gold on, we remember she and susie did comedy in front of styrofoam cows in new york. >> so random. >> stephanie: i know but you don't forget that kind of thing. remember the time we did comedy with -- >> and both suzy and judy remember it. >> you never forget those war stories. stay in the dna.

[ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] >> stephanie: magical comedy moments. rick in san antonio, you're on can carol leifer. hi rick. >> hi, stephanie. >> what about me rick? am i chopped liver? >> of course. big love for you too. >> thanks. >> caller: i wanted to call stephanie just to let you know i'll be becoming a citizen today. >> stephanie: wow! we salute you. >> mazel tov as my people say. >> very excited. i've been listening since i was 16. mama, i love you. you've inspired me to be a part of things. i'm so so excited. >> stephanie: how old are you? >> i'm 23. >> stephanie: where are you from? >> i'm from mexico. >> stephanie: welcome. welcome and happy new american day. we love you, rick. thank you. >> congratulations! stiff get them young and

indoctrinate them. >> stephanie: thank you. i get them normally when they're about 3 like miranda, the official 3-year-old. ♪ i'm walkin' on sunshine ♪ ♪ i'm walkin' on sunshine ♪ ♪ i'm gonna feel good ♪ >> that's great for him. our son is latino. did you like my accent on that? >> stephanie: hi miranda. >> our son is from guatemala. we adopted him from there. >> the foundation is not pleased. there are too many brown people. [ explosion ] >> criminals will vote democrat. >> stephanie: we'll talk about that next with carol leifer, comedienne extraordinaire on "the stephanie miller show."

>> stephanie: hello current of it fans. here we are getting ready for hour number three with comedienne extraordinaire carol leifer. you were talking about your people. jacki schechner, one of your people just moved here from south beach from miami. >> really? >> i know. we have our fair share of delis. >> my people that way. >> stephanie: please. >> i thought you meant gay. >> no, no, no.

>> i'm logical to admit to pickles and coleslaw. you took it just one step further. >> stephanie: i've caused -- i so apologize. now, here she is, jacki schechner, newswoman extraordinaire in the current news sister. >> our two president -- are two presidents better than one? that's what the obama campaign is hoping for in the donate $3 online. we got an e-mail that president clinton is going to join president obama in new york city on june 4th and someone will have the chance to meet them both. the campaign e-mail calls the opportunity almost ridiculously cool. i say you add in joe biden and it would make it a big effing deal. >> it seems college students are the latest to start their own super pacs. stephen colbert encourages viewers to do so at the end of march. cnn is reporting today since then, the fcc's roster of

approved super pacs has filled up with groups registered their addresses to college towns. it goes to show how easy it is for almost anybody to start their own super pac. one freshman said it took him a stamp, five sheets of paper and about an hour to do so, a few hours. open secret says there are 534 registered super pacs and only 78 have actually spent a dime on this election giving more than just a little credit to the case that more than just a few of those super pacs are spoofs. as for the real and active super pac financial disclosures show there was kind of a shift last month that many spent less on the presidential campaign and more on house and senate races. restore our future, the big pro romney super pac spent $48 million to get mitt romney the nomination but they only raised $4.6 million in april and spent about $3 million. politico reports both parties republicans and democrats are concerned about super pacs. that there may be one rogue organization that takes them off message and the unlimited

spending could really affect which direction a candidate or political party would have to go to keep control of their message. we'll be right back after the break.

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emmy nominated writer extraordinaire hosting a big pro-choice event on thursday. how would one get tickets? >> one would go to -- first of all, your web site. >> stephanie: stephaniemiller.com. >> if you want tickets, you can contact a great woman her name is katherine moore at 415-890-1020. or contact her at cmoore at pro-choice america.org or come to the standard on thursday night from 7:00 to 9:00 and buy your ticket there and hang with stephanie and me. >> have cocktails. >> stephanie: dana delaney and felicity huffman. >> steve from "sex and the city." ikenberg. >> stephanie: he's cute. today, [ explosion ] you were talking about you of course are a gay that have

adopted a guatemalan. >> yes, we did. >> stephanie: the new census data shows for the first time nonwhite births made up over 50% of all births. thanks for all of the women's rights. thanks. it is a clearing call that america is in grave danger of being overrun by uneducated brown people. she said it not a good thing. they don't share american values. it is a good bet they won't be voting republican. so see that's what's really wrong with that. >> my son at home just spit up his fruity pebbles. [ laughter ] >> literally. wow. you know look, we adopted our son from guatemala at 10 months old. thank god, got him out of there before angelina jolie got ahold of him. >> stephanie: gotta move fast. >> but you know, it is really, as my people, the jewish people

say because you know, there are so many great kids out there who need homes and gay parents who are ready to give them a loving, fabulous home. but our son being latino, we have him at a school where. [ bells tolling ] it is fantastic because half the day is in english and half in spanish so we can honor his culture per se but it is funny, outside -- >> stephanie: how old is he now? >> he's 6. outside of school, he doesn't talk a lot of spanish. they said it is normal. they feel they're american. outside of school, they don't want to speak spanish. we went to disneyland. so we're walking along and if you go to disneyland, everything they say over the loudspeaker, they say it in english then in spanish. so i thought i would be a little sly here so i said to my son bruno, they're saying stuff over the loud speaker in spanish but mommy doesn't speak spanish. he turns to me without skipping a beat, he said same thing

they're saying in english mom! [ speaking spanish ] >> stephanie: it is a small world, jim. there you go. here's what your son has to look forward to according to phyllis. the u.s.a. is being transformed by immigrants who do not share the values and have rates of illiteracy, gang crime illegitimacy and they'll vote democrat when the democrats promise them more food stamps. [ applause ] >> wow. >> who can argue with that. >> i love that. i've been on panel shows where you know, you get these conservatives who are like well, children raised by gay families wind up incarcerated and with drug problems. it is just -- >> stephanie: boy, that's a portrait in courage of mitt romney. he originally said he was okay with gays -- with gays adopting

then literally in less than a day, he had already -- i didn't say it was okay. i was acknowledging that it happens. >> i didn't think it was marvelous or anything. >> every other second. flip-flop. you know what though? that's another ching about choice that i hope comes to light more as we grow nearer to november, mitt romney is as anti-choice as they come. barack obama 100% voted by planned parenthood and mitt romney zero. if you care about -- >> stephanie: anything. anything. vote for president obama. >> exactly. >> stephanie: also, by the way, looky here. the republicans are going to do it again. they're going to take the debt ceiling, they'll take us all hostage again. remember last summer? it is the sequel. >> what are they doing? >> stephanie: republican -- avengers, part two. last august, debt ceiling we

got downgraded. they downgraded the credit of the united states. [whatever! >> stephanie: it was all. [ screaming ] >> after three months of wrangling. it brought the government to default. it is all so -- because the republicans will not ever raise taxes a penny on the rich so that's how we got there. so the -- in less than ten minutes, the house officially unwound a deal that an entire summer to craft. they're reneging on the deal they made so we're going to be -- house republicans are poised to pull the exact same thing. the boehner yesterday. >> when the time comes i will -- my simple principle of cuts and reforms greater than the debt limit increase. >> i'll have another bourbon. >> the cigarette voice. he's just waiting to get that pall mall. >> stephanie: i think he hides

when the tea party comes. oh no. >> they're back! >> stephanie: i'm having time at the tavern. the boehner again. >> i'm not going to apologize. real issue here is will the president lead? >> apologize for leading. stft economic policy institute said it cost the economy 1.8 million jobs. they're going to do it again. the boehner. >> the issue is going to be the economy. and i believe in governor romney's proposals will strengthen our economy and get more americans back to work. >> i also believe that easter bunny is going to bring lots of presents for hanukkah. >> stephanie: all right. let's go to bob in missouri. you're on with carol leifer. hi, bob, welcome. >> caller: hi, steph. i love your show. >> stephanie: thank you. >> caller: i just find it interesting that the people who

are pushing doma so much are the ones that have been married four and five times. whose marriage are they protecting? i've been married for 56 years. >> stephanie: wow. >> caller: i have a gay son. i love him dearly. i hate it when all of these people try to make my son less than what he is. he got through college went into the navy. he didn't realize how -- that he was gay. when he did, he had to get out. went to college again. got his law license. so i mean who are they protecting? they're not protecting me. nobody is going to affect my marriage after 56 years. it ain't going to affect yours so whose marriage are they protecting? >> stephanie: you're right. that's right. i will remain a loser no matter who gets married. [ applause ] that seems to be proven out.

that's why the polls are moving because it is people like that. it is someone they know and they love. >> like modern family. who show abnormal, gay couple with problems and with happiness. everything. >> stephanie: that's what you need for any issue. you need a really good writer like carol leifer. whatever it is becomes appealing. if carol leifer writes it, you see what i'm saying? >> really, what is amazing about modern family and that i admire so much about that show, i have so many friends that just show the watch, the couple i relate to the most are cam and mitch. it has nothing to do with them being gay, it is their personality and what kind of parents they are. and as a couple. that really does change people's hearts and minds. >> absolutely. >> in a big way. >> my favorite scene is when he -- i hope he won't make a big deal out of the baby and he comes out with the lion king. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: rich in minneapolis, you're on "the stephanie miller show" with

carol. >> caller: hi, stephanie. about the bitter people again, we have a president who campaigned a solid two years. we got the fbi, the c.i.a., the nsa and yet these white right wing looney toons seem to know something they don't know. >> stephanie: they forgot to do the vetting apparently. can you believe this is all -- it makes me feel better in the sense you go really, is that all you got? really? birther thing again and the reverend wright? is that all you got? >> it is quite pathetic. >> he's a bad christian muslim communist nazi. >> stephanie: i got dragged into this. apparently i'm a racist -- from john in seattle. let's see. steph, let's see. the first males you call handsome and row mant knick a cute voice were her dogs. then she started using the phrase in reference to barack obama and now to van jones. this perpetuates a racist framing of animals as blacks.

i refer to lots of men as handsome and romantic. >> you called me a dog you racist what? >> that came in from reachville, u.s.a. >> ice down your groin after that? >> stephanie: i apologize for my racist dog voice. >> what? >> stephanie: who hasn't had the weirdsest happen to them in new york city. once in new york city, i have two giant white dogs, pyrenees, i was walking over to central park and nicely dressed black gentleman rounded the corner and he just started screaming at me. he said racist racist mother with your white dogs. at first, i had an obama hat on. what? [ scooby doo's "huh?" ] >> that is really strange. >> stephanie: you don't

understand. wow. [ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] >> stephanie: i'm a big obama supporter. like i was going to have a discussion. >> can i make my plug again? >> yes. >> "american idol" tickets the finale, i've gotten two tickets from the executive producer who is a big animal lover. if you go to -- if you facebook message me, you can have those tickets in your hot little hands for the finale this wednesday night. >> stephanie: yes and then what? >> all the money goes to two of my favorite animal rescues. two of them. >> stephanie: awesome. >> pepper foundation. for senior dogs. you're hungry, tired, you're poor and old dogs. then there is a maltese rescue that takes all of these little malteses and spruces them up and puts them out there for adoption. it is amazing. >> aww! >> stephanie: they already come fairly spruced. >> you would be surprised how many there are in the shelters that just need loving home, a bath and a haircut and there you

go. you got your foo foo. >> stephanie: all right. well this could have ended badly. a man tied himself to tree with genitals exposed to wait for sex. it could have ended badly. >> stephanie: whoever comes by is going to be friendly. i'm just saying. in ramsey, minnesota police say a man tied himself to a tree, put a blindfold on and exposed his genitals and waited for anonymous sex in a public park. he got arrested. >> my first question is how do you -- >> how do you do that in winter? [ buzzer ] >> how do you tie yourself -- >> around my ankles. >> how do you tie yourself to a tree? >> that's hard to do in and of itself. >> stephanie: i don't know. >> he must have had some help. >> you know how you did it so you could undo it. >> stephanie: i just -- someone's life is a little

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eating bacteria that ate a man's pen after surgery. >> they'll find a cure for it. now it is going to be -- >> stephanie: so that happens. >> stephanie: it will be cured overnight. [ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] here's something for us gals. gawker brings us camouflage. it is a camel toe proof panties. it is camelflage the original visual privacy undergarment. >> brought to you by dromedary products. >> all right. >> stephanie: that's just weird. that's just weird news. all right. carol leifer is hosting a pro-choice event here on thursday. she's ms. cause. also big animal rescue person and she has two tickets to the finale of "american idol." facebook her. >> facebook message me if you want the tickets because they're going to go quick. be at the finale.

>> because j. lo is leaving "american idol." that's why i'm doing that. >> is she really? >> posturing. >> stephanie: i don't know. maybe the last time you can see j. lo. i don't know. >> it could be the last time. every cent is going to go to animal rescue so facebook message me about the tickets people! >> stephanie: one of your favorite charities, they have the older dogs. that's a real rescue person. my friend trish, all dogs she rescued are blind deaf, hate her and bite her a lot. >> you know, here's a great story, okay? couple of years ago few years ago now, i'm on those apb e-mail alerts. i'm sure you are, too. this dog is going to be put down tomorrow. if someone doesn't get to the shelter, it is curtains. it was around my birthday i said to my partner lorie two sisters who were 15. they're going to euthanize them

tomorrow. she said we have five dogs already. we're not getting anymore dogs. please. we're just fostering. we're not keeping them. we're just fostering. we went down to north central shelter. these two old ladies, i'm telling you, we named them cagney and lacy because they're so bonded like they would take a bullet for each other. of course with the fostering, i found a place best friends has a senior rescue. i said to lorie, they're going to put them in the senior ranch. she said they're not going anywhere over my dead body. so we had laci for two years. she lived until 17. hold on to your hats for this one. cagney is so loved and so happy like a puppy in july, god willing, she's going to turn 20. isn't that amazing? >> wow! >> the best. animal rescue, i'm telling you, adopting changes their life. you save a life and it changes your life. it is the most transformative

miracle you can ever perform. >> stephanie: absolutely. frank in texas. you're on with carol. hi frank. >> caller: hello. i called to say bravo to carol leifer. >> you're sweet. >> caller: the term, anti-choice. liberals should never use the word pro-life. there is a positive connotation to the life. who is against a life. so for now and forever liberals should always use the word no choice. it is no choice versus pro-choice. >> stephanie: there you go. >> he said it. if you were going to be in hollywood this thursday night at the standard hotel, i would invite you to come down and party! with stephanie and me. >> stephanie: 29 minutes after the hour. back with carol leifer on "the stephanie miller show."

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things i love about being gay and about being a les. this is a big difference between being with a man and with a woman. like when i had been in relationships with men, when you sit down with them and you say to them look, we gotta talk. that is like -- run for the hills. the worst thing. you live with another woman, you say listen, we gotta sit down and talk. it is like hey, let's put on a pot of coffee and go all night. >> stephanie: this is awesome. let's talk about our feelings. ♪ celebrate ♪ >> stephanie: i don't know what kind of parent you are. there is a thing called attachment parenting. we've heard about alicia silverstone regurgitates food into her child's mouth. >> i admire her because she's vegan because i felt that as a pro-choice lesbian i wasn't part of a small enough minority. >> stephanie: no. you need to niche that up one

more. >> that was a little weird. >> stephanie: alanis morissette is, "time" magazine cover. how big was that kid? >> 3 or 4 years old. >> he was getting carded at bars. that's how old that kid is. >> stephanie: alanis morissette is still breast-feeding her 16 months old. i don't know when it gets icky. she's an attachment parent. i'll breast-feed and be breast-feeding until my son is finished. which could be college. >> as i remember from men, they're never finished. oh, no. >> isn't there a point where you have to tell the child no? why are you letting the child determine -- >> stephanie: she also said he sleeps alongside her in bed. >> that's a big no no. >> stephanie: we're skin on skin connected. [oh, my god] >> i can't speak to the breast-feeding issue since we adopted our son at 10 months old but i do think though -- my

partner and i have very different parenting styles. i'm a little more of -- well, we both agree, the kid can't sleep in the bed with you because that's -- yeah. you gotta have some space issues and also mommy and mama need to have some alone time. >> stephanie: need to have some mommy and mommy time. >> only rule, my dogs must ever be moved ever. i love the whole like no dogs allowed on the furniture. you better move fast if you want to sit down. >> we're like-minded. our house, not one rug. it is all wood floors. because it is like if they're going to go, they're going to go. i've had too many beautiful rugs that became like outside with the free sign, you know. grab it while you can. >> stephanie: free. good luck with that scent. let's go to brad in san francisco. you're on with carol. >> caller: stephanie, how you doing? >> stephanie: go ahead.

>> caller: best show you've ever heard. i'm mad i didn't wake up until 7:30. i've only listened since you got on current. carol, god bless you. >> thank you. >> caller: hey, i want to talk about phyllis shaffley about 1967 in walnut creek, california on north main street and the birchers had a little bookstore there. and somehow i ended up with a book by phyllis this is 45 years ago. okay. that -- her picture was on the book and she was an old lady then. i want to know how old this woman is. i submit she's had alzheimer's since about 1962. >> stephanie: i don't know. >> definitely from the stone age. >> stephanie: she's older than god's underpants, i think. because she touched me once which was really -- [ screaming ]

>> she touched a gay. >> stephanie: i didn't know so she didn't know it then. but she campaigned for my dad and goldwater so i was at a goldwater reunion in the '80s. she was like i heard you were here. i don'ting to meet you. i'm phyllis -- i was -- [ screaming ] >> that's some bad cooties. >> she was probably really old then. >> yes. >> same hair. shellaced. >> wasn't her thing the total woman? was that her book? way back? >> stephanie: who can say. all right. carl in nashville you're on with carol. hey, carl. >> caller: hello. >> one letter away from my name. >> caller: can you hear me? okay. earlier during the hour, you all were talking about the percentages of minority and white babies being born and then you proceeded to call out the republican party on their

racism. and to me, as a black person in america, you know, the easy answer to that question why me personally why i don't and a lot of minorities don't support the republican party is have you ever watched the republican party convention? does the word segregation mean anything to you? >> stephanie: that's the west job ever is the cameraman at the republican convention when they say something about minorities, you can see the camera looking for something brown. >> anything brown. >> stephanie: yeah exactly. i think they hire martin lawrence and he puts on a bunch of different wigs and dresses. >> there's big momma. >> exactly. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: let's go to caya in tucson on the trayvon martin case. >> caller: hi, stephanie. i'm a little nervous. i haven't been on the radio before. >> stephanie: me neither. >> caller: but i was listening to the clip that you played with

the guy trying to justify the -- come up with the reasons why trayvon martin should have been killed because that's what it sounds like he's doing. we're going to come up with all of these reasons and it just seems like -- >> stephanie: geraldo said he was dressed like a thug. >> caller: right. it seems to me like the right wing is -- they're very good at crafting explanations for arguments that are just wrong on their faith. the way they do it with the trayvon martin case is the same way they're doing it with the economy. it has been proven that decreasing revenue by cutting taxes while also decreasing spending, it does not lead to growth but no matter how much you show them this no matter how much you say, you can point out to them look what bush did. look what reagan did. here are the statistics. it is like we're still going to make an argument for this and that's what makes me think they're crazy! >> stephanie: you are correct.

>> caller: that's the only thing that i can come up with is that these people -- like they have a problem in this little -- i think it is just a cult of curmudgeons. >>i like that. >> they want to destroy the entire country if they can get some political gain out of it. they don't care about -- >> stephanie: phyllis, that was pretty naked the fact she said it is because they'll vote for democrats. that's what's wrong with the brown people. they won't vote republican. what? jim, did you see the new evidence in the trayvon martin case. because she was bringing that up. there is nothing relevant except the fact as the lead investigator who wanted to charge zimmerman with manslaughter said it was utterly avoidable if he had stayed in his car as he was instructed to. who knows what happened. the lead investigator thought it was zimmerman on the 911 screaming for help which it could have been. but it sounds like he's the one

that provoked it. >> stop or i'll shoot. >> stephanie: two days after the death, a woman called police to say george zimmerman has racist tendencies southbound is fully capable of a confrontation. >> hall of the evidence. there are different versions of his alleged head wounds. >> stephanie: one witness was adamant there was no physical fighting at the time the gunshot rang out. but that's what i mean. all of this stuff. he had some traces of marijuana in his system. how is that relevant? >> if the hoody makes you a thug -- >> according to geraldo. >> mark zuckerberg from facebook, watch out! >> hello! >> stephanie: that's probably why the stock didn't do well. he looks like a gangster. >> i have skittles and i'm not afraid to use them. >> the facebook stock is tanking. >> stephanie: people are pissed that the guy wants to move to singapore and not have to pay taxes after we made facebook this successful. he wants to move to singapore and not have to pay taxes on the success he's achieved here.

>> that's right. >> stephanie: just saying to you, talking to you mitt cayman islands man. >> i think that's marvelous. >> message me about the "american idol" ticks. >> you're remarkable the way you get that in. >> stephanie: you're relentless. >> operator. >> stephanie: relentlessly plugy. mark zuckerberg updated his facebook status to married. >> he did it as part of the ceremony. it was cheesy. >> to long-time girlfriend chan who also just graduated from medical school this week as well. >> in fact, they kept this wedding quiet by telling all of the guests that it was a party for her graduation. and so when all of the guests showed up, it actually turned out to be their wedding. >> thank god she has a job too because they won't be able to survive on one income. >> no. $1 billion only? >> stephanie: no. okay. sherry in california on the trayvon martin case.

you're on with carol leifer. >> caller: hi, stephanie, how are you? >> stephanie: good. go ahead. >> caller: this is about trayvon martin. you know they talked about that kid was you know, zimmerman was all beat up. could it have been that kid saw the gun? i have to run for my life? >> stephanie: that seems what is more likely. he was running away. he was running toward his father's house. from talking to the girlfriend, he said i'm scared and this guy is following me. so likely obviously zimmerman confronted him in some way and again, why would that be -- why would you not fight back? if a guy is chasing you. he has a gun. >> exactly. they said when he did shoot him, it was at close range. that was when he lost the battle. but thank you so much for talking with you. i love your show. i followed you on the radio and everything. years ago. >> stephanie: thank you. >> when i saw you on current,

i've been watching it ever since. thank you. >> stephanie: aw! >> you can follow her thursday night at the standard hotel. [ bells tolling ] >> have a cocktail with stephanie and me. >> stephanie: plug-o-ramaville. back with the remaining moments of carol leifer. >> on "the stephanie miller show" in suburban america this morning. >> announcer: it's "the stephanie miller show." while you're out catching a movie. [ growls ] lucky for me your friends showed up with this awesome bone. hey! you guys are great. and if you got your home insurance

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♪ i need a lover that won't drive me crazy ♪ ♪ i need a lover that won't drive me crazy ♪ >> stephanie: i shutter to think what carol leifer is doing on that blackberry of hers. 1-800-steph-12. >> it is all happening. >> stephanie: you're embarrassing me, carol leifer. carol leifer and i and other fabulous people will be at the hotel on thursday night. the issue will be the los angeles power of choice reception. >> between 7:00 and 9:00 around the pool at the standard. it will be a great event. >> stephanie: dana delaney felicity huffman. >> get your tickets. >> go to stephaniemiller.com. >> if you're 35 and under your price is more than half! because we gotta get young people into pro-choice. >> stephanie: stop yelling! >> i can't!

>> it is important! >> speaking of awesome pro-choice women nancy pelosi yesterday. >> the fact is, this election if it is about the economy the president will make his case he's been a job creator from day one and the president's record of job creation taking us from a deep recession, almost a depression to hopeful place versus whatever the republicans will support but they have stood in the way of every job piece of legislation that would be significant in that regard. >> stephanie: what the republicans do have, carol leifer is -- it is back. another kenyan born obama to ap flashback, all set for u.s. senate because it was a mistake that was in a publisher's pamphlet. 1,000 years ago. something.

>> it is back. >> that's what they got. >> i'm really surprised. his stand on gay marriage isn't enough now. >> stephanie: right. because they run the same play every time. fear monger, dwied. >> mitt romney says he will produce 500,000 jobs a month. >> by implementing the same standards that george w. bush did. >> stephanie: and that made him 47th out of 50 states in job creation in massachusetts. those same? [ applause ] >> i'm really excited for the debates. i think obama is going to cream romney the robot. it is going to be great. >> stephanie: carol leifer animal lover just the story about him strapping the dog to the car roof for 12 hours. >> oh, my god. >> dogs do not support romney. i've spoken to them. they're anti-romney. >> most dogs are registered democrats it turns out. >> stephanie: am an ma in florida. you're on "the stephanie miller

show" with carol. >> caller: hi, steph. i was going to call and comment on the birther conspiracy but i've changed my mind. i just read that rush limbaugh's ratings down here in jacksonville, florida have plummeted 35%! >> stephanie: oh dear. [ wah wah ] >> caller: now i'm calling listeners to keep up the pressure and maybe we can get him replaced with somebody entertaining and informative and fun like maybe stephanie miller. >> thank you. >> isn't that romantic? >> let's keep it up. this is the south. we need more of you. thank you. >> stephanie: thank you, honey. who can't agree on that? >> exactly. >> gloria in illinois, you're on with carol as well. >> hello stephanie. >> caller: i'm a long-time listener. >> stephanie: thank you. >> caller: every time they come up with this -- reverend wright, it makes my blood boil. because i listen to his show when he was on tv and he was a really passionate minister like

so many of them are. he would -- you know, his people would go to different countries and they knew about a lot of things that were going on. and he would talk about bush. it scared me because somebody is going to try to get back at him about that. >> stephanie: romney he's like -- don't look back there at the mormons door. he doesn't want to open the door to religion. >> not at all. >> stephanie: it makes it sound like he's somehow principled. >> that would also bring up his church's own views on african-americans up until -- >> shh quiet. >> and the magic underwear. don't want to give into that. >> the magist testicles spectacles, sorry. >> stephanie: lora in pennsylvania. you're on with carol leifer. hi lora. >> caller: hi, steph. thank you for trying to educate the ignorant minds that still exist in this country.

and i just want to say and carol leifer, i love you. i've watched you. you're fantastic. >> thank you. >> caller: yesterday, i was out and i'm a big dike in pennsylvania and we were at home depot. imagine that. [ laughter ] i saw -- >> stephanie: thank you for calling stereotypes are us. >> that's like our tea house. >> exactly. >> caller: just some of them just a little crazy looking up there. but i saw bumper sticker yesterday that said if you can't trust me with a choice, how can you trust me with a child? >> that is a great great bumper sticker. >> stephanie: there you go. now you're talking carol leifer's language. dan et in georgia on the naacp endorsing marriage equality which is huge. >> caller: yes. strong, black man for gay rights. i love it. i'm so glad that they did that because now they can quash that republican -- what are they

called? boondoggle, red herring crap lie, that black people are not for obama. i think that's wonderful. >> stephanie: you know why. it is because fitty said so. and jay-z. when he said it -- i'm just sayin'. because then the debate is over. let's go to paul in seattle. you're on with carol. hi paul. >> they told me not to say hi so i won't. act like a republican. if george zimmerman had a broken nose and it hasn't even been three months yet then it is still broken. it is not all the way healed so there's still time to show us george that at least if you're not a murderer, you're not a liar. it is still there. they can still x-ray it. i've had plenty of broken bones in my life and they all still show up. >> stephanie: interesting. i still think that's not the relevant part. again, if trayvon martin defended himself, so what. >> that's not a reason to shoot and kill the kid.

>> if you're a birther my feeling is how could a guy named zimmerman not be jewish? [ laughter ] come on, people! >> he's part of my tribe. i knew it! [ laughter ] >> stephanie: carol leifer, is there a carolleifer.com? >>bet there is. >> we have a link to it at stephaniemiller.com in case you can't spell leifer. >> stephanie: all right. don't forget because i don't think she's mentioned it this morning. she's hosting big pro-choice event thursday here in los angeles. >> i hadn't heard that. >> would you be coming, stephanie? >> stephanie: yes, i am. >> past your bedtime. >> stephanie: facebook her. she has two tickets to the "american idol" finale. >> going like hotcakes. somebody could get them and help a lot of homeless animals. >> stephanie: carol leifer, you're delightful in every way. >> right back at you. can't wait to hang and have cocktails thursday night. >> stephanie: see you tomorrow on "the stephanie miller show."