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♪ drinking box wine ♪ ♪ la, la la, la ♪ [ applause ] >> stephanie: thank you rocky mountain mike. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: all right. let's see. bill writes if you missed hardball dianne feinstein was great. in the opening segment on chris matthews dianne feinstein gently chastised those, and rand don't drone any a cafe was a good way to discuss drone policy and then moving on to a serious issue. will bunch tweeted and asked if ranked paul would have joined the filibuster on the civil rights act. [ applause ] >> stephanie: yeah rand paul standing on his principles it

depends on which one. but that was a ridiculous hypothetical. jay carney read the letter from eric holder. talking about somebody engaging in decent in the vietnam war. it's not the same thing. >> does the president have the authority to use a weaponized drone to kill an american not engaged in come bot on american soil, the answer is no. >> but without that clarification it could have been legally read as the same thing. >> stephanie: yeah, and that opened the door to filibuster reform, perhaps. [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> now harry reid is saying, wait a minute. >> stephanie: now you have john mccain and the southern bell in the vapors about the whole thing. the wall street journal slamming rand paul, fight! fight! fight! [ applause ]

>> stephanie: but you are right it's good we did the clarification, but it's obviously what i assume he meant, engage a combatant not just -- >> yeah, the president is going to sen a drone to someone sitting in a cafe or jane fonda hypothetically protesting a government policy. >> but i don't know if we would have gotten that clarification without this stunt. so i'ming kind of glad he did it. >> stephanie: fight! fight! fight! [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: center filibuster on cia nominee divides the gop. >> good. >> stephanie: they were so cohesive before this. tea and then a he. over rand paul's old school filibuster. mitch mcconnell, mitch mclipless. [ mumbling ] >> what?

>> stephanie: i think he has -- [ mumbling ] >> mitch mcconnell and a filibuster just wouldn't be a good thing. >> stephanie: how long does it take them to figure out if he said yay or nay. yay or nay senator. >> what? >> grrrrrr, let me think about this for a while. i've got all the time in the wooooorld. noo -- >> stephanie: and he has a whistle. >> he whistles when he says an s. >> yessssssssjohn mccain and his southern bell lindsey graham. i don't remember any of you suggesting that president bush was going to kill anybody with a

drone. thank you, lindsay! and have an extra mint julep on me. he said i must say the use of jane fonda's name does bring up certain memories but she acted within her constitutional rights, and to say this is simply false. thank you grampy. thank you grampy. ♪ let's hear it for the boys ♪ ♪ let's give the boy a hand ♪ >> stephanie: fight. fight! and the wall street journal [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: calm down senator. >> i loved that. it was so condescending.

>> stephanie: the editorial board was not among those lauding the senator, asking him to calm down. >> they are not one of his fans. >> stephanie: stop it. they brought in ann romney to tell him to stop it. >> ann romney: stop it. this is hard. you want to try it, get in the ring. >> stephanie: you want to try it without a catheter you try it. >> i am not one of your fans! >> stephanie: noting paul's theatrical timing. [♪ magic wand ♪] >> stephanie: editorial remarked iffing only his reasoning matched his showmanship. it went on to note the hypothetical about americans sitting at a cafe calm down senator. eric holder was correct when asked about drone strikes on u.s. soil. what it can do under the laws of war is target an enemy combatant

at anytime anywhere. the president can designate such a combatant if he belongs to an enemy that has taken up arms against the u.s. this does not include hanoid jane. arguing we need more than political stunts that fire up kids in their college dorms. [ applause ] >> stephanie: fight! fight! fight! this just in by the way -- [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: this actually puts the republicans once again on the side of -- >> right. >> stephanie: regardless of what our concerns are, despite controversy, a new poll shows majority of americans on both sides of the aisle support the program. last year 55% of americans approved. 56% now approve, just 26% disapprove.

>> i approve of foreign program but not a domestic program. >> stephanie: this is what the attorney general just explained. what if it is an emmy combatant. he -- this is -- eric holder letter. >> quote, does the president have the authority to use a whe onized drone to kill an american not engaged in combat on american soil? the answer is no. >> stephanie: right, but if they are engaged in combat, how is that not -- >> i think we have ways internally without our own laws -- >> without a drone. >> stephanie: here is what i don't get about the drone debate in terms of even overseas, there has obviously always been civilian casualties in war. so why would you object to a drone when we talked about iraq specifically how many civilian casualties were there. >> i don't object overseas.

>> stephanie: i'm not arguing with you about that. >> yes, you are. >> stephanie: i'm not saying you specifically -- >> it's the domestic use of drones. these are two totally different things -- >> in fact who decides if someone is an enemy combatant. >> stephanie: if they are actively engaged in combat against the united states and they are on american soil what are you supposed to do? here is rand paul yesterday. >> hurray for 13 hours we asked them that question and so there is a result in a victory. under duress and public humiliation, the white house will do the right thing. >> stephanie: oh, he is such a show boat. >> a filibuster is defined to be

a show. >> stephanie: oh, after you, no go ahead. pardon me, was i being rude? >> after you. >> oh, no you first. >> a filibuster is designed to be a stunt -- >> stephanie: harry reid winks at revisiting filibuster reform. because while he was doing the real thing republicans filibustered another -- >> i just got something in my eye. >> stephanie: all right. we'll talk about what that might mean for this. as we continue, 17 minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> announcer: she is the life of the democratic party. ignore the lamp shade. it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪

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>> stephanie: little match boy. here is a little treat for you, it's your girlfriend queen bee in tennessee. hi, queen bee. >> caller: hi, y'all. >> stephanie: thank you for the beautiful afghan. >> caller: you are so welcome. hey, chris. >> hey, queen bee. >> caller: you know the boob song you have been talking about lately. >> stephanie: right. we saw your boobs, yeah. >> caller: if you notice what those women wear on the red carpet their him lines are slit to the waste they may as well wear a belt. and now they are going to get offended. >> they are in no position to complain about that song. >> caller: that is exactly right. when did meet the press become

the john mccain show. >> stephanie: right. he is not even a senator from arizona anymore. he is a senator of the green room. >> caller: exactly. >> stephanie: thank you, queen bee. she sent me a beautiful afghan. [ inaudible ] >> stephanie: a blanket, jim. jenny in illinois you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: hi, i would like to be the official independent music store owner of the "stephanie miller show." [ bell chimes ] >> stephanie: yes. >> caller: and just john boner knows. we were effected by the sequester. i work for the railroad and our pay was just lowered. and somebody nobody is talking about, they are decimate the

railroad. it is like the last awesome benefits, awesome pension, and they are tearing it apart. they have laid off 5,000 guys since october. but no one is talking about it but we were affected as of march 1st by the sequester. >> stephanie: yeah. >> [ inaudible ] doing to the post office. >> caller: exactly. >> stephanie: and i bet ya he works there all the live long day as well. >> really? [ buzzer ] >> not a joke to be made when someone was furloughed. because he doesn't work there all the live long day. >> stephanie: he used to but not anymore thanks to the boner. donnie in chicago. hello, donna. all right then. mike in chicago, welcome. >> caller: hey, steph, hey gang.

it's time for the conspiracier this res, it has been pounded into our head that they can change the id of any law, so how do we know that what is the new definition of combat. we're not allowed to kill any american citizen on american soil involved in combat and what if you are vacationing in london. why can't they just have in the law we're not allowed to kill american citizens without a trial. >> uh-huh. that makes sense. >> stephanie: yeah, all right. >> how do you define an enemy combatant? what is combat. >> stephanie: yeah. >> it's a nebulous definition -- >> stephanie: you can imagine this hypothetical happening and the republicans will immediately say he is weak on terror. you know. all right,ing rand paul. >> and that cousin someone has

determined might be a terrorist, now he is associated with terrorism. did the country or the president get to the side he is an enemy combatant and gets no lawyer or trial -- >> exactly. >> stephanie: he said that -- he answered their questions sufficiently. his original question. >> exactly. that's what he did the filibuster. he wanted that answered. >> stephanie: right. southern bell senator lynn yesterday. >> i find the question offensive. this president is not going to use a drone against a non-combatant sitting in a cafe sitting anywhere in the united states. >> stephanie: if even lindsey graham can say -- really? he is not a big obama supporter. that's all i'm saying is rand paul -- >> but i wouldn't put it past dick cheney to do something like

that. >> stephanie: exactly. lindsey graham again. >> as much as i disagree with president obama, as much as i support as president, i do not believe that question deserves an answer. >> stephanie: what is he talking about the central question? >> yes. the central question, would president obama use drones on americans on american soil. >> stephanie: right. and we got the answer. john mccain. >> i think a disservice to a lot of americans by making them believe that somehow they are in danger from their government. they are not. >> stephanie: carol in indiana, you are on the "stephanie miller show." hi, carol. >> caller: hi. if we nowhere someone in the united states -- whether they are [ inaudible ] the drones to kill why can't we just send local or federal law enforcement -- >> stephanie: that's what chris is saying. >>

>> caller: -- go through channels. >> right. >> drones make sense if you are in a foreign country -- >> right because we have no jurisdiction within the country. and there's no guarantee of due process in other countries. >> stephanie: right. and that's why to save american troops we do it in other countries. >> exactly. >> stephanie: lots more good stuff, i haven't even gotten to harry reid winks at reforming filibuster [ bell chimes ] >> stephanie: obviously there are some thoughts on this too. so yay, rand paul. thanks for bringing it up again. twenty-nine minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ to the fire. are you encouraged by what you

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sicky sweet toothpaste -- >> but it really works. >> stephanie: oh, my god. smell that. can you smell that everybody? >> especially after greek food. >> stephanie: yes. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. senator rand paul yesterday. >> their position is that the whole world is battlefield and that the laws of war apply to america. in you are in afghanistan and they are shoot you but in our country, you do have due process. >> stephanie: okay. so -- >> he actually makes sense. >> stephanie: he did. just -- what is the bit that hal does about ron paul it's dance music, it sounds good from the other room and then you are like wait a minute most of this is nonsense. here is the big news -- [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: he decided against using a catheter everybody. >> really?

>> stephanie: yes, glenn beck asked if he considered using a catheter? >> stephanie: he did i did think about it. i put them in before. >> he is an eye doctor? >> stephanie: he is really slow. >> no wonder he doesn't want regulations in the medical field. >> you have go to through there to get to your eye. >> stephanie: that's what happens when you have libertarian eye doctor. [ cuckoo clock chimes ] >> from your junk up to your eye socket. >> what? >> stephanie: who is going to them him no? >> i suppose you want regulations you nazi. >> stephanie: after 13 hours he said i have discovered there are some limits to filibuster i'm going to have to go take care of those in a minute.

>> he could have had a stadium buddy. >> stephanie: right. senator mitch mclipless. >> why does he not answer questions that have not been asked yet. >> stephanie: donna in chicago. welcome. hello, donna. donna. i seem to be having trouble with my donna line. >> yes. >> stephanie: hello? derick in atlanta. >> caller: a drone is nothing but a weapon on american soil. now the question i'm getting to is it's nonsense [ inaudible ]. [overlapping speakers] >> caller: hi. >> stephanie: go ahead. stephanie basically what rand paul is trying to do is this he is trying to protect these

neo-nazis and extremist groups such as ted -- >> stephanie: he did say one hypothetical about what -- the drone -- libertarian group going to meet -- i mean it really was -- >> caller: what they are doing is this. they have these training camps like terrorist camps overseas. maybe the government is using these drones to observe these people. now what i want to ask you is this, a drone is nothing but a weapon, and if you look at it it can be used and no one has said about shooting anyone on american soil, but these are the people he is trying to protect. he has intelligence as we know. these people are being objected like ted nugent saying he going to kill people. you got people on internet threatening against the government, so he is coming out and trying to protect these people. >> stephanie: i think that's what they clarify -- it is not

an intent. it is somebody engaged in combat actively against the united states. he go so into hypotheticals. would we have bombed jane fonda? no. and then he talked about kent state, but his examples were ridiculous, i thought. >> well kent state -- >> stephanie: no, the president -- but drones against war protesters? no. >> but that's what the national guard did. they killed students protesting war. >> stephanie: right. i understand -- trust movie to fill three hours a day, so i understand, filling 13 hours, you have going to say ridiculous things. i say ridiculous things just for three hours. >> right. i should play them all back for you -- >> stephanie: no! i could never run for office. i said what now. richard from chicago.

>> caller: hi, like the show. we're flying drones and killing people, now -- >> stephanie: wait. wait. richard to go to chris's argument about again why we don't need to do it here is because we have law enforcement and jurisdiction here -- what do we do in pakistan? >> well, we declare war on them might be a start -- >> stephanie: we should declare war on pakistan. >> caller: we're killing people there, and we did it in vietnam -- >> stephanie: i disagree we should declare war on pakistan -- >> we have killed a lot of civilians in pakistan -- >> stephanie: but do i have a problem of going into pakistan which is exactly what obama said he would do. they will not help and they had

intelligence that osama bin laden was there, and he got him. >> stephanie: but that was ant drone strike. >> stephanie: right. >> it was a man with a bun -- >> stephanie: right, but i don't think we can do surgical strikes in every single instance. >> no, that's impossible. >> stephanie: dave hey, dave. >> caller: if you are traditional republicans and the likes of rand paul [ inaudible ] mccain and lindsey graham have been in the senate a long time and i think fundamentally they have a trust of the government but then you have these rand pauls who is libertarian and looks through everything with libertarian glasses, so the government is always suspect, just waiting to do something bad to you -- >> that's more anarchist. >> caller: well to a degree, but the fact is government is

suspect, so he has to make sure at every turn that the government is not going to be doing something bad, and it struck me as a kind of -- one of the things that made me feel sad about it is can we no longer operate with any kind of assumption that the government isn't going to do something like this internally? >> i think a slight mistrust of what the government does is actually healthy. >> caller: well, i do too, chris. that's the whole business of why -- i agree with you completely on that. >> i had major distrust for the bush cheney administration. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: exactly. can i say one thing slightly naughty? >> stephanie: yes. >> caller: that point of entry may not be the way to get to my eyes, but it is the way to get to my heart. [♪ circus music ♪] >> stephanie: oh you little

stamp. don't tell rand paul the quickest way to your eye. >> yeah, he is letting the market decide. if the market sayses you should go in through your blank hole -- >> stephanie: right. harry reid >> what i have learned with filibuster is this to succeed you need strong convictions but also a strong bladder. it is obvious senator paul has both. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: this would be good. this help lead to real filibuster reform. it made him a folk hero on the right, but also provided a healthy goes of oxygen. harry reid said we should all reflect on what happened yesterday as we proceed on nominations. this can be a senate where ideas are debated in full public view or a small minority obstructs from behind closed doors without

ever coming to the floor. as we were saying on the same day, the senator quietly -- >> that was through are wusesy filibuster, those. >> stephanie: right. that's what i'm saying. yesterday we saw both sides working on one hand my colleagues did not demand order, instead [ inaudible ] qualification of a qualified nominee. republicans hid beside a clochure vote. but think republican senator did return to regular order. he spoke for as long as he was able. that is a filibuster. so reid's comments -- democrats expressed hope that the january bill would usher in a new era of

comedy in the chamber -- >> commuter says no. >> comity not comedy. >> stephanie: right. well it did both. thank you. although his comments wink at revisiting reform. it's not clear he intends to do so. how has that worked out so far, i wonder? i think it's time to revisit the merkley amendment. shine a light on it. well that will show them. really? oh, now i'm sure they are going to do the right thing. >> you have never scene the movie. >> 10 to 20 million -- >> i think you would really enjoy that movie. >> stephanie: i think i will get

it this weekend. chris in kentucky. >> caller: hey steph and the mooks i found you back in october by accident on curry, and event missed a day since. >> stephanie: oh precious pumpkin, go ahead. >> caller: down here in kentucky we have a military base that has a lot of gold on it -- >> yeah [ inaudible ]. >> caller: i didn't say that. >> stephanie: now you gave it away, fort knox is where -- >> now we're going to have a drone strike. >> caller: my wife works there and works for a specific contract that takes care of soldiers going to school today it was informed that they are pulling tuition assistance from soldier. >> great. >> caller: all of these solders who are in school right now and paying through the military for their classes are now going to

have to pay out of pocket for courses that they are already enrolled in. >> stephanie: yeah. >> wow. >> caller: and a bunch of people are getting laid off because of this. >> stephanie: yeah, real people, real consequences. hey, chris what is that thing right outside the window. [ explosion ] >> i put us all in danger. >> stephanie: you and your chatty pie hole about where fort knox is. all right. we'll be right back on the "stephanie miller show." [ laughter ] >> i'm sorry. that was inappropriate. >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ (vo) all day current tv is the place for compelling true stories. >> jack, how old are you? >> nine. >> this is what 27 tons of marijuana looks like. (vo) with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines, way inside. (vo) from the underworld, to the world of privilege. >> everyone in michael jackson's

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>> it's ridiculous when you consider a place like wal-mart that's average wage is $8.87 an hour, this is an corporation that is clearing $15 billion a year. are they that much into their pockets to where they don't even want to consider raising minimum wage? >> stephanie: yeah, when people have money to buy your products everybody wins. they act like it's some outrageous amount, and they won't way it jim. >> it's outrageous! i won't pay it. >> stephanie: hi go ahead. >> caller: is that the mooks, are they now a mannel or -- >> stephanie: they are a panel of mooks. [ laughter ] >> caller: i have an observation and kind of a rhetorical question. most of quite often the

republican side is -- the extreme republican side that is has always come out and said obama is a socialist or a nazi or he's -- >> stephanie: right. >> caller: this that and another. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: but at the same time a significant portion have aryan brotherhood tendencies white supremacist tendencies -- >> stephanie: right. >> caller: so that's kind of like their panacea right there. having a hitler type environment, but they keep comparing president obama to this. so it's sending mixed signals. >> stephanie: i see what you are saying, i don't know how hitler would feel about being compared to a black guy, jim. >> he didn't shake jesse owen's hand at the olympics because he didn't consider him a human

being. >> stephanie: there's that. alena you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: hi, i just want to say something about this whole rand paul thing and you all's support of this man who is a racist. it's amazing to me. this is the exact reason -- >> stephanie: i don't -- i don't support rand paul. >> caller: okay. fine. i just want to make my statement and you guys can say whatever you want to. i'm at the point i do not care. >> stephanie: no i said earlier, i think he would have filibustered the civil rights act. >> caller: yes, but my point is this right here is the exact reason you -- the expressions on your show, they are the exact reason why liberals and progressives are always on the losing end in elections. >> stephanie: we just won the last one. >> caller: excuse me -- >> oh, well then. >> stephanie: we won the last one.

>> caller: i understand we won the last one, but what i'm saying is what they are trying to do is what they always do is divide, and who always falls for it is liberals and progressives. they always fall for it. >> stephanie: i agree with you -- >> caller: let me say this. okay. fine. let me say this. that man is a racist. >> he is. >> caller: and that in my opinion trumps everything until the day liberals and progressives start supporting this racist is anything is the day i close my ears -- there's no well, you know -- there is no well, you know. >> okay. the world doesn't work in black and white alena. one man cannot be completely evil or completely good. he did -- with the filibuster he did one good thing. the rest of him completely sucks.

>> stephanie: i agree with rand paul on iraq and that is it. >> no, you must be idealogical pure -- >> stephanie: i agreed with her most of the time. you guys are an impediment -- >> the world isn't completely good or completely evil. >> that's bad for democracy for people to express their opinions. you must agree with me completely! >> stephanie: it's true because liberals -- we do tend to get easily divided -- >> and that's why the "stephanie miller show" is a dictatorship. >> stephanie: right. screw you. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: george in missouri. ain't no friggin' democracy here. >> caller: hi with respect to this drone dust up, i would like to know what is the definition of combatant. >> that's right. i said the same thing.

>> caller: and then -- >> stephanie: well, do you really think somebody sitting at a cafe the president is going to send a drone into a cafe in america, do you really think that? i'm talking about when you are talking about somebody actively engaged in combat against the united states of america. >> but we have killed a lot of civilians not on purpose. >> caller: but i would still like to know what the definition of combatant is. >> stephanie: we have killed civilians by other means in every war in history. >> right, but like what rand paul was saying if your cousin is a terrorist, and you associate with your cousin does that make you a terrorist. >> stephanie: you are an idiot to agree with anything that rand paul says. >> and you are a racist. >> stephanie: fifty-eight

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[♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: hello current tv land, jacki schechner, since all liberals are turning on each other this morning let me drag you into the fray. ron widen the democrat joined rand paul, and someone was saying didn't he do that during the health care thing? >> yeah widen had a plan that wanted to -- the best way to describe it, to disattach -- maybe unattach health care benefits from employment and it's not an

unreasonable suggestion but his alternate plan was counterproductive to what we were trying to do. >> stephanie: right. i'm just saying we are easelly duped our liberals. >> i would like to thing we're more inclusive. we tend to embrace other people's perspectives. >> stephanie: oh, you are so diplomatic. she's good. here she is in the current news stern. >> good morning, everybody, we talked a lot about the jobs numbers during campaign season but we haven't discussed them in a while to said might as well be a good day to start. we added 236,000 jobs last month, and the unemployment rate has jobbed to 7.7%. the jobless rate has now been below 8% for six months in a row. economists weren't expecting such positive numbers, they were estimated closer to 160,000 jobs, and the jobless rate to

stay static at 7.9%. a group working to recall sheriff joe arpaio says it is more than a third of the way to the signatures it needs. they have selected 120,000 signatures so far, it needs 335,000 by may 30th. they registered in january to launch the effort to recall the sheriff. they say arpaio is not fulfilling his share of duties because he puts immigration enforcement above all else. and the supreme court is going to hear oral arguments on the defense of marriage act in about three weeks from now, and now the man who signed it says it needs overturned. president clinton said when he signed the bill he thought it might help stop discrimination, but he said he made a mistake.

we're back after the break. going to do the young turks. i think the number one thing that viewers like about the young turks is that we're honest. they know that i'm not bs'ing them with some hidden agenda, actually supporting one party or the other. when the democrats are wrong, they know that i'm going to be the first one to call them out. they can question whether i'm right, but i think that the audience gets that this guy, to the best of his ability, is trying to look out for us.

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succeeding. maw hah hah hah hah hah. >> stephanie: he can't do the evil laugh he doesn't have an upper lip. >> you need to open your mouth a lot and he can't. >> stephanie: that's sad when you can't do the evil laugh. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: you despicable. >> stephanie: it's a love letter debbie in st. cloud said been watching your show and now i'm hooked. i make sure my tv is preset with your show so it's on when i turn it on first thing in the morning. it's like poltergeist. i'm here. >> and then she says this house is clean. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: like the little lady [ inaudible ]. >> yeah zelda rubenstein.

>> stephanie: i hope that some day i'll be able to see the sexy liberal show. what, april 13th chicago theater. tickets going fast get it. the big midwest show. this is the second one. there will be a west coast show who knows when -- >> get in your car and drive to chicago. >> stephanie: what up with the knives on flights? isn't this how the whole thing started? new tsa policy on knives sparks backlash. >> stephanie: yeah, alcohol, bats new yorkers, spectacular idea. [ applause ] >> no air traffic controllers either. >> they allow batteries on

planes, and you remember what happened during battery -- >> stephanie: oh, in philly? >> yeah. >> stephanie: they don't mess around in philly. >> no they don't. >> stephanie: backlash to the new regulations allowing passengers to carry small knives and sports equipment. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: i said put your seat back forward, smack. kelly in fort lauderdale. [♪ romantic music ♪] >> stephanie: my dogs watch the "stephanie miller show" every day. hi. >> stephanie: i have a surprising number of animals that watch us, finches. i think we have a bigger animal

audience than animal planet. >> yeah. take that pubpy ball. >> stephanie: i'm kelly male humanoid not in photo. i would like to apply as a mook. i would almost never correct your pronunciation, and i have seen even fewer movies than you. [ applause ] >> i think i will. >> here is a great report on the tv. pants bomb slipped through tsa. so we have been radiating ourselves for no purpose. [ explosion ] >> stephanie: speaking of bomb shells, bob nay has himself a book. he is the guy that went into the pokey --

>> [ inaudible ]. >> stephanie: he went to jail. he was a congressman from ohio. >> yeah. [♪ fun-facts music ♪] >> stephanie: he says boner was more concerned abouting fund-raising and fun than campaigning. >> fun wow! >> stephanie: lazy. many felt his money raising focus would make up for his lack of concern about legislation. he was considered a man who was all about winning and money. he was a chain smoking wine drink who was more interested in the high life. >> that's what they pay for me. >> stephanie: he goes on to say that boner was lazy! took thousands of dollars in

booze. lazy living off of the government doll. >> sucking on that government teat. >> as long as it is filled with bourbon. >> stephanie: or merlot. sean hannity, oh, they are feeling plucky over there. >> between the sequestration overreach and rand paul there seems to be an energy now among the grassroots people seem really, really kind of excited, and now people taking on the president, the president loosing, overreaching miscalculating, do you think this should be a shift in momentum politically speaking? >> stephanie: no. rush said that yesterday i imagine there is a whole shift -- [ wah wah ] >> mitt romney will move to be the real president after all. >> stephanie: now you have the

establishment like mccain and graham on one side -- >> yeah, it is a mess. >> stephanie: bill o'reilly. >> because the right-wing has demonized president obama so much, many americans are tuning out. all of this birth certificate and muslim stuff has actually helped barack obama, because now when there's a legitimate criticism that he is mismanaging the u.s. economy big time many people don't even pay attention. they don't even listen. but this spending issue is vital for all of us, and that's why i'm raising my voice. >> stephanie: oh. that's why you act like a lunatic. >> you are a liar! [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: maybe he didn't get the report about unemployment a four-year low and stock market all time high. >> yes. >> stephanie: so seriously mismanaging the economy in what way now? >> he pulls it back from the

mess that george bush created. >> and people like social security and medicare. >> because they pay into it. >> uh-huh. >> so they expect something out of it. >> exactly. >> stephanie: how about that paul ryan coming back with the voucher program again. >> i won't go! i won't! i won't! you can't make me! >> it's not about your -- [overlapping speakers] >> stephanie: skad l along now. >> it's premium support. it's very, very serious. >> stephanie: stuart barney fox and friends. >> it is deliberate. he wants to impose the pain. i can't remember a president ever doing that before. imposing deliberate pain. >> it's the republicans who

wanted it -- >> but as an american in all of my years of being an american i app appalled of what this prime minister has done -- oops. >> stephanie: i'm from kalamazoo. >> that's his kalamazoo accident. >> stephanie: rush limbaugh. >> the liberals have leaders who are radicals who are trying to corrupt as much of the institution that has defined the country, and the followers glom on to something that makes them feel good, compassion love whatever. and they think they are being fair and open-minded and they are actually being hoodwinked into ideas that end up corrupting really good things. and it's not just gay marriage -- it's an all-out assault.

>> he sounds disspirited. >> stephanie: he sounds line he has lost the will to be specific in any way. [ mumbling ] >> stephanie: i don't have the energy to think through . . . >> see my point is . . . >> he sounds like he needs a hug, like three or four or five people -- >> stephanie: hands across rush. >> yes. >> stephanie: maybe his oxycontin prescription has run out. >> stephanie: monica crowley. >> a little bit more cynical about the president's motives here. he has set up paul ryan before. he invited paul to sit front and center and then proceeded to ream him and all of his policies. this president's history of behavior with republicans, he has done this before so that

then he can turn around and say, look, i met with them, i had dinner. we had long conversations ago politics and policy, and nothing came about, and therefore it is their fault. so it could be a set up. >> she doesn't seem to get how negotiations work does she? >> this is what he does -- >> stephanie: it's a kenyan plot when he was it -- >> what they think about stuff which people don't like, and then i -- i don't really have a point. >> poor monica. >> stephanie: go be bewildered by things with brian kilmeade. >> oh, it's dark. where is the bright thing? there it is? >> stephanie: michelle malkin. >> even there are disagreements

of presidential authority should be in wartime, the fact that you had a singular figure grab the platform, seize the narrative, and force a very uncomfortable issue in front of the white house and the world, that's the kind of leadership that a lot of conservatives have been looking for. >> yes, go with that. >> all conservatives and agreed with him. >> stephanie: right. lindsey graham right behind him. >> well. [ buzzer ] [ giggling ] >> i didn't believe you went there! >> stephanie: nineteen minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> announcer: making more people spit coffee on themselves than any other radio show in america. it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ [ male announcer ] get more during red lobster's lobsterfest. with the year's largest selection of mouth-watering lobster entrees. like our delicious lobster lover's dream, featuring two kinds of lobster

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well-known for putting up viable candidates. >> i think jennifer granholm would be a fantastic candidate. >> caller: she would be great. that's how we got john snyder. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: he emailed this morning stating that the reason he is not going to be running again is because he would have to spend the next two years campaigning, raising money, and he plans on just doing his job. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: i think that is just really kind of telling the state of our elections. >> stephanie: yeah absolutely. by the way -- [ ♪ patriotic music ♪ ] >> stephanie: chuck writes steph rand paul cares nothing about drones. as the caller said rand paul is first and foremost a racist. did you give hitler credit for a

united germany. >> stupid argument. [ laughter ] >> i apologize for using nuance. >> i like the old-ance myself. >> stephanie: chris go ahead. >> caller: hi. this is my first time to call. i'm from kansas where you probably don't get a lot of calls from kansas because there aren't too many democrats here. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: but the thing i wanted to talk about is once the drones, which it seems like we're kind of droning on here -- >> stephanie: oh, see what you did there. >> caller: but when you have rand paul talking about what i

felt like were ridiculous hypotheticals, and it's fear mongering, and what they have been using since before the president even became president. as soon as he started campaigning, these people were using fear mongering, and i saw -- maybe it was on rachel a statistic where militias have increased by like 800% since the president took office and when you use examples like that it is playing into that fear that has been established by the right-wing, rush limbaugh, fox news, and it's just wrong. >> stephanie: you raise an interesting point, you know, isn't that one of the hypotheticals, speaking of someone that could take up arms against their own government -- >> yeah, if a militia took it upon itself to start another

civil war -- >> stephanie: yeah. the tim mcveigh types, and particularly as she pointed out since obama has been in office. >> but going avids is -- >> that's a little dicey -- >> stephanie: enemy combatants -- >> are you talking about a david koresh or ruby ridge? >> stephanie: somebody that takes up arms against the united states. >> that's a loose definition -- >> stephanie: an active combatant is not somebody sitting in a cafe. lynn in north carolina. >> caller: hey, steph this is -- i got a couple of things first of all is there any way we can impeach ron paul just for stupidity. >> stephanie: that's not an impeachable offense.

>> otherwise there wouldn't have been a george w. bush administration. >> caller: that's true. i called my congress because i wanted to know what kind of hit the congress was taking because of the sequestration. and i had a staffer tell me it was constitutionally wrong for them to take any kind of a cut, and i hadn't heart about that. >> stephanie: to take a pay cut -- i think a democratic senator actually proposed them passing a law -- >> yeah, but they can't. it's unconstitutional or something. >> stephanie: twenty-nine minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ those types are coming on to me

all the time now. >> she gets the comedians laughing... >> that's hilarious! >> ...and the thinkers thinking. >> okay, so there's wiggle-room in the ten commandments is what you're telling me. >> you would rather deal with ahmadinejad then me. >> absolutely! >> and so would mitt romeny. >> she's joy behar. >> and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? >> only on current tv.

♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller. >> oh, look, everybody, it's the burning bush. >> is there something you are not telling us. >> it's itchy. scratch, scratch, scratch. oh, you bstwshgard. mook drone hypothetical -- you played idaho -- >> right. >> stephanie: you are getting sleepy. tim mcveigh is 15 minutes away

from murdering 168 people the truck is full of explosives the president has a drone, but this is the hypothetical past, and they have a drone, should the president order a drone strike what do you do? or does he call the aj -- >> you throw down a strike strip. >> stephanie: excuse me. >> there is an idea. >> throw down a strike strip. >> stephanie: what is that? >> they put strikes to blow up our tires. >> stephanie: maybe they don't have time to do that -- >> but they have time to call in a drone -- >> stephanie: drones are fast. let's not fight. it's friday. ♪ out with steph, chris, and

jim, and jacki so fine ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ drinking boxed wine ♪ ♪ they take steph on their [ inaudible ] for hours ♪ ♪ she says she is walking on sunshine ♪ ♪ drinking boxed wine ♪ ♪ drinking boxed wine ♪ ♪ la la, la, la ♪ [ applause ] >> stephanie: thank you rocky mountain mike. >> the spike strip would have prevented timothy mcveigh from blowing up the building a drone would have killed him before

doing anything. >> stephanie: uh-huh. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: the lowest unemployment in more than four years. ♪ hallelujah ♪ >> bombobama quester. >> stephanie: now thanks. this is why we can't have nice economic things. [ applause ] >> stephanie: i wonder what rush limbaugh will have to say today. you'll see after the election they will be revised downward blum, blum blum -- jay carney. >> again and again this president has moved towards republicans in trying to find common ground. >> stephanie: cha. >> a little too much.

>> stephanie: talking about paul ryan. >> the president believes that chairman ryan is a thought leader in the party. >> bad thoughts. >> he had to say that, right? >> stephanie: paul ryan railed against the medicare savings and promised that a romney administration would offset the looming sequester. and now he plans to unveil a plan that contains many of the same elements that he campaigned for. and also vouchers are back. >> it's premium support. you get $0.20 off your next major surgery. >> stephanie: and the boner. >> we went through months of campaign style events all over the country, and now he has gone 180, now he is going to actually

sit down and talk to members. >> stephanie: he has talked hah talked and talked and reached out and reached out, you are the one that walked away because eric cantor gave you a bitch face and told you too. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: looky here. >> that will fix it. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: sometimes just the headline says it all, nra official barred from carrying guns because of domestic violence violence. the field representative in new york banned from carrying guns because of a confrontation that arose with his now ex-wife, there were 39 pistols and shotguns kept in the house.

he admitted he wanted to harass and annoy his wife by subjecting her to physical content. [ applause ] >> stephanie: annie in santa monica. hi, annie. >> caller: good morning. i have one thing to say about the drones. it kind of looks like rand paul just held a shiny object up in the air and yelled squirrel. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: they are going have social security, medicare the post office, railroad and we're talking about drones from rand paul, a what if for three years obama -- he is here for another three and a half years, we can fix this, but right now there are so many things we have to address -- >> stephanie: i agree with you. >> caller: and this is just a

squirrel. >> stephanie: yep, shiny object. >> he did bring back the actual filibuster. >> stephanie: good. harry reid get on it. mark in los angeles. hi, mark. >> caller: hi stephanie, mooks how are you today? >> stephanie: good. >> caller: i would like to be the official black pharmaceutical rep on your show. bell >> stephanie: we need one of those. is symbalta for me or not? [ laughter ] >> caller: we're shooting ourselves in the foot >> stephanie: we just [ censor bleep ] shot ourselves. >> caller: yeah, false equivalence is the name of the game for the republicans and we're playing it. a drone strike in pakistan where an enemy combatant is where we cannot get to them with our law

enforcement, is crazy. versus -- trying to compare it to someone sitting in a cafe where we can use law enforcement to actively pursue them. the hypothetical about tim mcveigh, it just doesn't work and the spikes we have seen it watching cops we have seen how well those work. so there will be times for us to reel it in and say what are we talking about here in this is a shiny object trying to draw our attention away from what is really happening in that the economy is still improving despite the sequester -- >> stephanie: well but it is just underway. >> caller: i agree. they are trying to take us away from what is coming. cornell west calls the president a war criminal, and he is losing

his mind. >> stephanie: i agree. lisa in alabama you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: hi, what i want to say about drones is the only time that technology was used was back duringward world war iagainst minors. >> stephanie: we may have to google that -- >> not drones -- >> caller: -- >> stephanie: we lost you, but okay. glenn da in ohio hi glenda. >> caller: hi, miss miller. i wanted to ask you a question and follow the question up with the reason why. okay? >> stephanie: okay. >> caller: i wanted to know if

you thought that -- if you thought that perhaps the fcc was and afraid of the republican party or full of the republican party? the reason that i ask is because i wrote them an email, and filled out their form online complaining that fox news is not news; that they are a republican propaganda machine. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: and i cited that conspiracy with [ inaudible ] and mixson and mourdock and instead of charging fox news they want to charge warner cable and direct tv and they told me that i had no grounds for those charges against fox news. >> stephanie: well, yeah, i'm not sure -- jim let's go back to propaganda laws do you know

anything -- >> no, i don't really know. >> stephanie: if they could just put quotes around news i would be happy. >> fox opinion channel. >> stephanie: exactly. >> that would work. what that woman was referencing was the battle of blare mountain -- >> stephanie: oh so a bunch of witches -- >> no, coal miners were trying to unionize and there was a big uprising, and private planes were hired to drop homemade bombs on the miners. >> stephanie: the government did? >> i'm trying to -- yeah find that out. >> stephanie: we'll re-google. >> i still have it up it's just a long article -- >> stephanie: forty-five minutes after the hour. we'll be right back. >> announcer: i got her number off of the men's room stall.

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there. matthew with a good one. steph the ex -- [ ♪ patriotic music ♪ ] >> stephanie: will use the drone issue to pry the heads -- the iraq war is [ inaudible ] then i followed down his cookie path in 2008 because he was right about this why else couldn't he be right about everything else. i voted for him but it wasn't until a series of events in my life snapped me out of the fog of paranoid dilutions. thank you matthew. [ applause ] >> stephanie: looky who is calling -- do we have a jingle of any sorts. >> oh. >> stephanie: because she hasn't called in a while -- i'm just

sort of curious what she has to say -- >> maybe not. >> stephanie: let's just say hello road flair mary from chicago. hi mary welcome. >> caller: hi, i just had a comment all of your callers bash fox news because they say they bash the democrats. what do you do? what does mmnbc do -- whatever it is called. all they do is bash -- >> the problem is fox news lies -- >> caller: no, no, no. the democrats -- the anointed one lies. and you know what -- >> stephanie: you think that because you watch fox news. what was the president lie about? >> caller: everything. and the rest of the government is starting to wake up. >> oh, god. >> caller: oh god is that turtle head over there. >> what did you call him?

>> caller: turtle head. he has no neck. and he is always stuffing his face. and his impressions -- you know what get another job. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: i can pick on my own mooks, but you can't. >> your impressions are very good. >> stephanie: your impressions are spectacular. that's not his own no neck. that's mitch mcconnell's own no neck. she just wanted to get in her anointed one thing. it's friday, everybody. >> what? ♪ fugelsang, fugelsang ♪ >> stephanie: he is here early. hello. >> good morning. >> stephanie: good morning, john fugelsang. >> well, it's pretty hard to follow mary, i got to say. >> the anointed one, do you love

these people who have ronald reagan love dolls talking about obama. it's so quaint. >> stephanie: we asked her specifics, and she didn't seem to have any -- >> my impacted colon tells me he is are socialist. >> by the way he is an elected one, twice. >> bring me a funnel [ inaudible ]. i am hate, i am an id with skin stretched over it. and i mean that in a positive way. >> stephanie: rich in ohio. >> caller: hi. the drone thing is not a real big deal everybody president since kennedy has loved the cia and special forces. but rand paul up there yapping -- especially at the end

not breaking strom thurmond's record -- >> stephanie: yeah he could have gone longer if he talked about the things he agreed with strom thurmond on right? >> caller: that's right. >> stephanie: he should have manned up and wore a diaper like strom thurmond did. >> caller: right. >> when you consider how many cable news networks are being propped up with catheter ads at this point -- >> stephanie: he obviously has low t. not watching all of the right commercials. >> caller: if you don't want to kill the guy in the low t commercial, you might have low t. >> stephanie: that's right. hi, welcome. >> caller: what a whimp rand

paul is, because he -- he cried about standing there for 12 hours and talking. there are plenty of people in this country that stand at their jobs for 12 hours and work a line. i'm a hairdresser i work 12 hours sometimes standing there doing work, not just talking -- >> stephanie: and having to listen to all of our stupid conversation when we're sitting in those chairs, right? >> caller: oh my gosh. >> stephanie: blah blah blah. >> caller: and the worst is when the republicans get in there and start talking, and i cannot say a word. it is so frustrating -- >> stephanie: be honest, do you give them a little bit of a bad haircut -- >> caller: no, my customers most of them are not, but i stand between two girls that are republicans and they get everything so wrong, and they listen to fox news -- >> stephanie: you are like can't

we turn these higher dyers up to 11 so i can't hear you. john fugelsang -- >> yes? >> stephanie: i understand you did a delightful poem. >> yes, my dr. seuss contribute to rand paul and his whole view on civil liberties. >> stephanie: take you. andy in new york. hello, andy. >> caller: i voted for barack obama and i -- i don't know i -- i think that rand paul is a deeply problematic figure rand paul tried to strip one of my close friend's press credentials in dc. so i think it's deeply hypocritical that he is trying to pander to this kind of

conspiratorial base in regards to drones -- >> he has the freedom to take away other people's freedoms. >> caller: exactly. and what deeply saddens me in the whole process is that it's rand paul bringing these arguments and not somebody more level headed because we do have a problem in the last 15 years or so of becoming more and more overbrood. >> stephanie: yeah, i agree, hypotheticals, a little ridiculous. >> there's a lot of problems with the drone policy rand is the wrong spokesperson. >> stephanie: all right. fifty-at it minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." ♪

[♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: jacki schechner health care geek i have some health care news for you according to a german study published by the international headache society -- [ phone ringing ] >> stephanie: international headache society, can you hold. [ phone ringing ] >> stephanie: one-half -- over half of migraine sufferers who had sex during their headache reported an decrease in pain during and after the act. >> that gets rid of the i have a

headache excuse. >> stephanie: bah jim will just say i'll [ censor bleep ] the hell out of ya. >> i'm not sure that has been per scribed. >> stephanie: i know. here she is jacki schechner. >> good morning, everybody. former congress woman gabby giffords is going to be this year's reipcipient of the jfk profile award. she will be honored for her fareless public advocacy care line kennedy will give out the award on may 5th. marco rubio says he will not sign a bill unless it defunds the affordable care act.

rubio told conservative talk show host hugh hue it that he will only vote for resolution if it includes ted cruz's amendment. the house passed a measure on wednesday that would keep funding going until september. the senate is working on a similar plan. anden osama bin laden an al-qaeda spokesman has just pled not guilty in a new york court. he was taken into custody on a stopover in your jordan. his role in al-qaeda is similar to that propaganda minister in a totalitarian regime. we're back with more show after the break. stick around. ♪

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you are the gift that just keeps on giving. you'll know me from my birthday glow. [ applause ] >> stephanie: her son is a good boy. tickets going fast john fugelsang. >> that's going to be a great show. i'm going to get my sexy on with all of those freaks as you call them in chicago. >> stephanie: right. how dare you. stop it you are making me hot for you. i was laughing at how funny your john boner skit was, that you, so white that that just looked like a normal tan on you. >> it looked like that vacation i took to chernobyl, actually. yeah, we do this reenactment

theater. and it got a lot of traction this week -- >> stephanie: it is like john finally got some time in the sun -- oh no he is doing a new boner skit. >> it looks like i just huffed cheato dust with john boehner. i have the exact right color of freaky orange tint. >> stephanie: your poem do you need music? >> no, i can just give it to you. you know after rand did his filibuster, which i give him some credit for, stand with ranked is what everyone was raying. i stand with rand i stand with man the filibuster issue you at hand, the stand with rand i stand with rand, mcconnell is

too tan, and boehner is too tan, but there's one thing friends that i can't understand if senator paul is the civil liberties man as he claimed to be, why do so many liberties not fit in rand's plan. he wants freedom for all in the land, but not for a man who wants to marry a man, what part of freedom can't rand understand there is a law for disabled americans, but sorry you folks in that handicap van, rand think it is wrong we gave you a hand. and senator rand thinks that the [ inaudible ] and impose it on that racist white businessmen forcing restaurants to serve blacks was bathe out of hand.

the government shouldn't be allowed to command what people can't do and what people can, unless you a woman who's pregnant unplanned then senator rand thinks the government can, because if you seek abortion because that choice is between you and your doctor ma'am, senator rand has a quite different plan that choice should be made not by you but a man. i really like your stand on drones man, i agree that the drug war should really be banned and your father is [ inaudible ] in that oversized suit that he wore when we ran, but if you are saling yourself as the liberty can while doubting the [ inaudible ] marriage equality just cannot stand and the civil righting act must be garbaged can, then

frankly my dear i just don't give a damn. [ cheers ] >> somewhere ted giezell was smiling. >> stephanie: spectacular my dear. >> thank you. sometimes you have to go zeus on them. >> stephanie: exactly, go dr. seuss on his ass. you were saying chris, this morning that bill clinton had some thoughts on doma. >> he said the reason he signed doma was to prevent the republicans from getting an actual constitutional amendment through, so he said it was a stopgap that he hoped would be repealed at some point -- >> it had to do with his reelection too. if he had come out in favor of gay marriage it would have help bob dole and hurt gay americans as well.

>> [ inaudible ]. >> let's be nice to bob dole he is george mcgovern next to these guys. >> stephanie: opposition to same-sex marriage narrow and concentrated study finds exit polls find resistance to same-sex marriage is shrinking and mainly concentrates among older people white evangelicals and non-educated white. those 65 and older expressed opposite by a 21% margin -- >> you know what! >> stephanie: you know what? those younger than 6 [ inaudible ] opposed same-sex marriage by 3-1 -- [overlapping speakers] >> stephanie: other voters expressed support -- >> so pretty much nobody. >> -- by double-digit margins.

meanwhile african-americans -- another pocket of opposition white voters who do not have a college education. yeah, it is becoming a really -- you know -- narrow and concentrated. >> that's right. >> yeah, you can't stop progress. if prop 8 was coming up today it would never pass. in 2000 the bangay marriage thing passed by what 20 points. and then prop 8 passed by much less than that. the arc of decency moves forward. and the more people know these are their brothers and sisters and sons and daughters -- >> stephanie: you know what is going to put us over the top

this picture. >> that's going to make me join the republican party. >> i got that issue yesterday, and i was like wow, that's gay! >> stephanie: it's beyond the candle candle obre. they reveal there were some sort of explicit gay sex scenes. >> yeah. >> damon recalls laughing jrg that scene where i'm behind him. we do it in one take cut. and you here steven say i have no notes. it was rejected by several studios by being too gay.

>> kudos to hbo for taking it on. >> that and phil specker -- >> i can't wait for that. >> and [ inaudible ] wrote and directed that too. >> i saw a 1950s tv guide cover, when will liberace marry? >> stephanie: demi moore demanding spousal support from ashton. and she has way more money than him. >> but he -- he makes that now -- >> stephanie: that's a [ censor bleep ] buddy. that's what it is. she has more money up there than creamed corn. >> there's no chance i'm going to roll around in creamed corn with a bunch of drunken idiots

trying to shove corn up my hoo ha. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: hey, look it's a story about what a douche nozzle chris brown is. chris brown having anger issues. anybody see that coming? turned his anger issues on a valet parker at a bowling ally, cussing the guys out over a $10 service charge. >> that happens like 12 hours ago, stephanie! >> stephanie: sorry. tmz caught it on tape sadly for him. >> what bowling alley around here has valet -- >> stephanie: it was a charity event. >> when he was berating the valet he didn't lip sync any of it. [♪ circus music ♪] >> stephanie: see what you did there.

at attention star wars geeks, george lucas revealed plans in motion for the 7th star wars film. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: i think carry fisher fisher kind of confirmed that. >> and gorge accidentally confirmed it. >> stephanie: wow harrison ford is going to be in everything. [overlapping speakers] >> stephanie: and meryl streep might also have a cameo in the film -- kristin wig -- i love anger man. i can't wait. why am i turning into jimmy glick. >> why am i turning into jimmy glick, it's so strange. [ applause ] >> stephanie: that jay leno thing. it's the same thing.

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it, just beat it ♪ ♪ >> stephanie: yeah. >> that's it? just beat it? >> stephanie: yep. yep. yep. >> great song. great song. >> stephanie: fridays with fugelsang is that sultry voice in new york. john hosting "viewpoint" on the current tv every night right? >> we have valerie plain on and then a brand new game show called ask a tea partier. >> cool. >> we're really doing some fun stuff. and we are really turning this into something that is pretty special -- >> stephanie: is that allowed on the tv. >> dozens and dozens of viewer who can still get it's very special. >> stephanie: jeanie you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: i have an anger issue with road flair mary. and i just want to say how dare

she actually how very dare she dis our jim ward there. >> stephanie: that's right. it is like saying something about my mother. i can say it -- >> people eating food for breakfast! >> please understand that's not her. that's her addiction to huffing hate in a paper bag in the ally. >> caller: also i love john's new show. >> thank you. we're try to keep it completely serious in the first half and then completely undo everything in the second half hour. >> stephanie: you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: i have a little problem with all of these obama

three-time supporters. they are as bad as the george bush people. for years and years and years people ran around talk about how great george bush was -- >> stephanie: who was that now? >> >> caller: -- >> go on. >> caller: obama is the same way -- >> how so? >> caller: how so? >> yeah how many solders are dead because barack obama invaded a country that never attacked us. >> caller: but how many soldiers are dead because barack obama didn't pull the troops out like he said he would. >> >> stephanie: he did pull -- >> caller: oh next question. >> stephanie: all right. let him talk -- >> caller: he didn't say what he was going to do. >> stephanie: he did exactly what he said he was going to do -- >> caller: -- four years

later -- >> stephanie: he didn't say he was going to take them all out immediately -- >> caller: yes, he certainly did. >> now you are making stuff up mister -- >> caller: no i'm not. of course it is going to do something? is it stable? well, no. look at how much money he spends -- >> stephanie: the deficit has gone down under barack obama it's the lowest level of government spending -- >> caller: that's a lie! >> it is not a lie. sir, it's the lowest growth in government spending, and keep in mind a lot of the spends of obama that you don't like is george bush's dine and dash. >> stephanie: and the unemployment rate is the lowest in four years -- >> caller: i don't believe that one for second. >> stephanie: oh okay. >> get these facts out of my face you freedom hater! [ applause ]

>> next you are going to tell me the earth is round! >> stephanie: employment rate has dropped to 7.7 -- >> oh, and you believe that! >> numbers lie! >> math is a liberal plot! >> it's cyclical it has to get better and worse, but when it gets better it's a lie! >> stephanie: kelly you are on with john. >> caller: oh, my god you guys are cracking me up. every time you guys talk about brian kilmeade all i think about is the slow loris with the rice ball. >> stephanie: that's right. >> caller: i'm all for minimum wage, and i heard somebody was trying to raise it to $10.10. >> stephanie: oh that's outrageous! >> caller: yes, god forbid.

>> stephanie: look at you being smart with your facts and numbers. that's crazy. richard in pennsylvania. >> caller: good morning, stephanie. >> stephanie: good morning. >> caller: i think the president is using reverse psychology. i don't think he wants drone strikes and he has entrapped republicans in to speaking out against them. he doesn't want drone strikes. if he would have come out and said we would have had drone strikes on our soil to american citizens, the republicans would have reacted against it. >> stephanie: yeah, you could be right, maybe that's why lindsey graham reacted as he did. [ screaming ] >> he always reacts that way. >> stephanie: joe in houston -- oh joe has examples of obama lies. go ahead, joe. >> caller: in reference to your caller a while ago, during the

first campaign for president barack obama he said he was going to close guantanamo bay. >> stephanie: that is one thing he tried to do and he didn't get enough votes including democratic votes. >> caller: let's ask what he said -- >> stephanie: he didn't lie, sir -- he didn't get enough vote -- >> caller: wait a minute. >> stephanie: the president is not a dictator. >> caller: but what did he say? a lie is what you say, and if you say comes true -- >> wait a second sir, if i tell -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> sir, if i tell a child i'm buying him a star wars toy for christmas, and i can't get it because it is sold out, did i lie? >> stephanie: yes, you are a liar, daddy! drug war you must be high.

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♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller. >> frankly just obnoxious. >> so? >> stop talking about [ indistinct police radio ] that way. >> stephanie: it is the "stephanie miller show" welcome to it. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. fridays with fugelsang joined now by representative judy chu of the great state of california. good morning. >> good morning. >> stephanie: way good news on unemployment. it's dropped to 7.7 and we added 236,000 jobs last month just in time for the sequester to ruin everything, right in >> right. our economy is making recovery

steadily, but the sequester could undermine it all. >> stephanie: and i hate to say it, but boy it seems like that is something the republicans don't seem to mind at this point. how do you see this playing out? >> well, it looks like we are not making progress on the sequester. in fact i think the republicans are not doing that job, which is why we need this continuing resolution which merely continues on the plan thats we made in fiscal year 2012, plans made 15 to 18 months ago. >> stephanie: we have had real people calling the show this morning that are really feeling the pain of the skwes ration. a woman called and her husband works on a railroad. this is not a hypothetical, is it? >> it will not. this will literally take food out of the mouths of hungry

mothers and children. the security lines at lax could take four hours during peek travel times. >> stephanie: do you think the president obviously having meals and meeting with people on the other side of the aisle, it is going to have any effect do you think? >> i do think he is doing the appropriate thing. the [ inaudible ] was passed by the house and now there are two weeks before march 11th. so he is doing the outreach that he needs to do in order to reach a compromise. >> stephanie: what happens march 11st? >> march 27th is when the sequestration will take place. if there is nothing that is passed and the government is indeed shut down, but at least the republicans are making the gesture to continue government but plenty of laws have passed since then such as health care reform, and we need to have updated plans for spending on

these. >> stephanie: aren't -- these later -- if you look at the stock market or the unemployment numbers, isn't this enough evidence that the president's policies are working and if they want to even pretend they are interested in helping the company they ought to come to come accommodation with him? >> yes, his plans are working, and sequestration could make us fly backwards. all the economists say if these guts are put through, our gdp could slide backwards. >> stephanie: they are estimating we could lose 750,000 jobs. >> yes absolutely. the effect on so many aspects of our life could be very devastating. just in education we would lose so much from programs such as the disables education

act -- from head start. >> stephanie: yeah it really is -- when you even have republicans agreeing these are dumb cuts, i just don't see where we're going with this and on what time frame. >> exactly. we should be using a scalpel and make thoughtful cuts to reduce the deficit, but not this kind of approach which will take away the most important incentive areas of our federal government. >> stephanie: as the president said we can't keep governing lurching from crisis to crisis. >> yes, the public plays a big role. when the public become outraged, the republicans have to act. just look at the signing of the

violence against women act. because of the outrage of the public, they allowed for that vote to go through. >> stephanie: yeah that's a really good point. and also it looks like at least something on guns something on immigration. i mean it does make you wonder -- with the economy being the number one thing and jobs on the american people's mind you are like why can't we get something done on that? do you think getting something done on these other issues will move us closer to getting something done on the economy? >> oh, yes i think so. i think people kind of are still in -- in a fuzz about what southeast southeast -- sequester is, and until they see the actual effects they will not have the outrage that they do with guns and the violence against women act and immigration, so we need that aware out there in the public. >> stephanie: yes, call your representatives and let them know how you feel, right?

a lot of people are saying these are really hurting my family. if you want these unemployment numbers to continue rather than go the other way you have got to bring pressure to bare right? >> exactly. and there are so many things we could do to have an balanced approach. we could implement the buffet rule, which would make for a fairer tax system. these are common sense approaches. >> stephanie: yep. representative chu thank you so much for taking the time with us. >> thank you so much. [ applause ] >> stephanie: can i have some comedy music -- why? because this is funny. in a possible setback for the administration's controversial drone policy a new poll show the majority of americans are opposed of being killed by a

drone. with 3% responding don't know no opinion. there's no other way to interpret these numbers said the pollster. the idea of being killed by a drone not playing well out there. and the response is even more negative in a group of likely victims. one man said it doesn't even seem like the government can trying to come up with an alternative to killing us with a drone. jay carney tried to [ inaudible ] telling reporters look people are afraid of getting killed by a drone we get that. but there's still brood public support for drones killing someone else. [ applause ] >> stephanie: john fugelsang in the new york bureau of sexy liberal incorporated. >> yes the house that love built. >> stephanie: exactly. you're on with patricia in

maryland. >> caller: hi, stephanie. how are you doing? >> stephanie: good, go ahead. >> caller: i was listening to randy yesterday, and she was saying a lot of states have the drones, and american citizens should be worried about the states rather than the president. and also she said -- >> stephanie: i would be more afraid of joe arpaio with a drone. >> caller: that's right. and i think he made it public so that they would write a law permitting -- i mean forbidding him from doing that. that's another reason why the -- because bush did it -- i don't know whether people new that bush did it or not. because she also said that bush killed 53 people by drones. so we're worried about the wrong person with a drone, we need to be worried about -- like you said, joe arpaio, and scott

walker, and all of those crazy people. >> we all have a constitutional right to bare drones. >> stephanie: yes, we all ought to have them now. >> can i promo someone coming up on the show on monday. linda carter wonder woman herself! [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> is she going to wear the outfit? >> no, but she is going to be calling in. >> she has it going on. >> stephanie: albert in tucson, you are on with john. hey, albert. >> caller: morning momma, mooks, and john. i would like to ask a question in respect to representative chu, but congress -- the cuts for the sequester supposedly do not apply to congress because when congress passes a law to razor lower their salaries it can only apply to the next

congress. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: but the sequester was passed in the last congress so why doesn't it apply to them now? >> interesting. >> stephanie: hum. thoughtful chin scratch. >> i would have to read the sequester bill -- >> stephanie: and to be honest i'm not going to be doing that. it's friday. [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> of course having insomnia reading that will definitely put you under. a >> stephanie: that's true. justin hello. >> caller: hello. why would anybody expect fast and firm domestic policy regarding drones when we can't even get sound policy on gun safety and what is a drone but a big flying gun? >> robot gun. >> caller: i'm sorry? >> a big flying robot gun. >> caller: yeah a flying

sophisticated gun. and i mean you know, i just don't -- i just don't see any kind of policy regarding drones any time soon. we're just admitting that yes, we have a drone program. >> stephanie: right. and we have had one for a while. that's true. >> that's not really my problem with it. my problem with it is threefold. i call it the mib problem, number 1 militants the way that -- according to our pentagon, and again, this is our government's policy now, anyone killed that is a male over 18 is considered a militant. if you are visiting your uncle and the bomb goes off, you are considered a mill labt. and the imminent part of it. if the government thinks someone could be a threat in ten years,

that is considered imminent. and our policy states we're allowed to do this to people who are an imminent threat. but the policy is anyone they think might be a threat down the line counts and imminent. it is just like militant. and finally the blowback because every time a drone kills one american hater, it creates a couple more american haters in the same neighborhood. >> stephanie: how traditional war has killed how many americans -- >> listen, this is the new normal. it will be keeping boots off of the grown, it will be safer for american military lives. >> stephanie: yeah, we have had a lot of military people call in. >> absolutely. but the program is still in its early years -- >> stephanie: we had one soldier

who said i wish we had drones in vietnam, and jim made a better point that i wish we didn't have vietnam. all right. forty-six minutes after the hour. right back with the remaining moments of the "stephanie miller show." >> announcer: she puts the broad back in broadcast. it's the "stephanie miller show." >> and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? >> only on current tv. now? you know the kind of guys who do like verse mortgage commercials? those types are coming on to me all the time now. >> she gets the comedians laughing... >> that's hilarious! >> ...and the thinkers thinking. >> okay, so there's wiggle-room in the ten commandments is what you're telling me. >> you would rather deal with ahmadinejad then me. >> absolutely! >> and so would mitt romeny. >> she's joy behar. >> and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they

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linda carter, wonder woman going to be on the show on monday. >> that's right. she is going to be cohosting the talk. >> stephanie: and jim said -- >> i would buy that for a dollar. [ applause ] >> stephanie: my friends sends me the headline colorado creates a special marijuana committee, and it's a joint committee. john fugelsang boston sexy liberal elizabeth warren for senate our cause. how awesome and ass kicking is she being? eric holder suggested wednesday some financial institutions have

been too large. who could have said that? i know future president elizabeth warren said that. he is concerned that some institutions have become so massive that bringing criminal charges against them -- these remarks come as a growing number of lawmakers say that big banks of effectively too big to jail. >> yes she is hot. >> stephanie: you meant that in a policy kind of way. terry you are on with john and company, hello. >> caller: good morning, stephanie. quick comment, i am never sure if i get cut off, because you don't like my commentary or i'm far too radical -- but after listening to mary i'm pretty sure that's not the case. but i want to make a quick comment just to piggyback on

representative chu's comments the public plays a critical role here. >> stephanie: that's right. >> caller: the fight has just begun in my opinion, and the last comment is talk about a dream team clinton and -- >> stephanie: elizabeth warren. >> caller: elizabeth warren >> stephanie: how awesome would that be. and the only other thing that would trump that would be clinton, obama, michelle. >> stephanie: there you go. >> we did have a war with england to get away from inherited power as a system. jeb bush was eating it this morning on scarborough. >> really? >> he is trying to explain his incredible epic flip flop on immigration. he is saying buy my book -- but i don't mean anything in it. because they have realized that being more open to immigration

reform tests better than sucking up to the latino base and his whole goal is to run as theel theel -- electable moderate. and chris christie will literally eat jeb bush. >> stephanie: that's right. and why should i buy the book then? >> exactly. buy my book and ignore the content. >> stephanie: yes. mike in ohio. >> caller: good morning, stephanie. i'm kind of switching gears and going back to the minimum wage issue. i'm a small business owner and i don't see the benefit in raising the minimum wage. when the minimum wage gets raised for myself, i either have to raise prices or [ inaudible ]

and possibly cut people. i don't see the benefit. >> stephanie: wait, say that one more time. you were -- >> caller: i'm sorry when the minimum wage rises, what i have to do as a business owner, is raise the prices or possibly cut people back a few hours. >> how much do you have to raise prices by -- >> i have between 20 and 25 employees, if the minimum wage goes up to 9 to $10 an hour, that is a 15 to 20% spike. >> would increasing the minimum wage increase the buying power of your customers? >> no, we have probably 500 people on minimum wage in our town, minimum wage goes up and we're going to have to cut back

on hours. >> first of all you are extrapolating that every business owner is going to do what you do. >> caller: no, but right now it is hard economic times out there. i know they say things are getting better, but itting isn't getting that much better. if minimum wage goes up also that increases your payroll taxes as well. >> yeah, every time the minimum wage goes up this happens, and it is harder on small businesses, but you will acknowledge it does help our economy overall, and if all of us do better all of us do better. >> caller: i truly don't believe everyone does better. if i look back when i was in high school, minimum wage was a lot less. [ overlapping speakers ] >> and you know that since you were a teenager that minimum wage has not grown in proportion