[♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: oh someone was messing with our phones again. hello, current tv land. jacki, sorry, can't talk to you and i was going to read her the entire sorority letter. we have charlie pierce and matthew breen, editor and chief of "the advocate," to talk about the boy scouts new policy. it's a little confusing.

>> yeah. >> stephanie: kid gays are allowed to play, but adult gays are not allowed to play in therrian therrian their reindeer games. now here she is jacki schechner. >> good morning, everybody, the tsa is rethinking its decision to let people carry small knives on to airplanes, the rule change was set to go into effect on thursday it's now being postponed. the decision has been made to allow more time for public and expert input. a coalition believe the ban should be permanent as does chuck schumer who put out a statement saying anything less than a full reversal of that policy is unresable. >> boston bombing suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev is starting to talk to authorities from his

hospital bed. and it is now said that he and his brother have no known connection to terrorist groups. their faith has motivated the two. tamerlin's neighborhood, said the 26-year-old did speak of religion. [ no audio. ] >> we obviously will know more as the days go on. investigators tell abc us in that dzhokher and tamerlin did watch videos and learned how to make their bombs from an al-qaeda online magazine. the president has invited all 20 female senator to the white house for dinner tonight. no official word yet on whom those may be attending. senator jillbrand will be in

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it's like the guy that dropped the f bomb in his first news job, and the sorority girl. >> i didn't read the sorority girl thing. >> stephanie: it's epic. we're going to post -- it's an actor reading it. yes, it's a shakespearean actor reading it -- >> stephanie: not for air. too many f bombs. >> all right. >> stephanie: 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. charlie pierce of esquire.com coming up, and matthew breen, of "the advocate," on to talk about the boy scout policy. [ scooby-doo's "huh?" ] >> they released it friday night right when the boston bombing kid was being captured. >> stephanie: right. so if you want to go to the scouts and then be a heard you

are out. >> it just reinforces the stereo type that all gays are pedophiles. >> stephanie: they are not? oh, okay. you can email us all at the stephaniemiller.com. wow, a lot of people -- politicization of the boston bombings [ overlapping speakers ] >> thank you. began right away. would you like to hear who wins the prize for the most idiotic tweet? donald trump. he tweeted what do you think of water boarding the boston bomber sometime, i suspect it will make him talk. >> what you just said is one of the most insanely idiotic absurd things i have heard. everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. >> look, dumb ass.

he can't talk! >> stephanie: >> stephanie: let's kill him before he get any answer. >> poor some water in the hole in his throat. that will get him to talk. >> stephanie: seriously, donald trump. ♪ you are an idiot ♪ >> i would like to see donald trump water boarded just to see what his hair looks like. >> stephanie: all right. dzhokher -- they really do. this entire family needs to buy a vowel. >> there's plenty of vowels >> stephanie: i once debated michael nebyeb about -- >> apparently it's all neb.

>> stephanie: dzhokher that guy, he has been charged -- we were talking about the charges with the use of a weapon of mass destruction, and property resulting in death. >> george bush attacked saddam hussein claiming he has weapons of mass destruction, but he didn't mean backpacks. so ah -- multiple counts of murder isn't enough? >> stephanie: i don't know. he could be sentenced to death or spend the rest of his life in prison. the fbi says he remains in serious condition. jay carney. >> we will prosecute this terrorist through our civil system of justice. under u.s. law united states citizens cannot be tried in

military commissions. and since 9/11 we have used the federal court system to convict and incarcerate hundreds of terrorists. >> stephanie: yeah, bill clinton was doing a pretty good job of that until george bush came in -- >> he mucked it up. >> you are welcome america. got rid of that surplus. >> stephanie: i was reading the parade magazine piece, on the libary. >> stephanie: yeah, i have a libary, and he hopes he will be remembered as an honest guy. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: kind of the guy that lied us into iraq, but okay. an honest guy? that's the first thing he threw out there. i said this yesterday, he can't be charged -- lindsay, lindsay, talking to you.

well-known southern bell he is an american citizen, you can't. >> and peter king is trying to move the goal post by saying the brought the battlefield to america. no, he's an american citizen -- >> he doesn't have an american name, because then -- because he talks weird with a weird accent so that's why he can't. >> stephanie: yeah, they don't know what to do. exactly. not only are they caucasian, they come to the place that that's where they get the name. caucasian. they are white but they are -- oh! yeah. so -- >> you can't be white and muslim. that's just not allowed! >> america is getting a crash course in the chechnian wars though. >> stephanie: yeah. i was incorrect of the stands my sister lived in. >> i remember she lived in

turkmedstan. >> i went to turkchickstan. >> stephanie: you made that up. a lot of people -- chuck grassley a little snippy yesterday. hello. >> can't spell grassley without ass. >> stephanie: right. this has nothing to do with the immigration debate. the family came here what ten years ago or something. i don't know if it is asylum technically, but they were fleeing what was going on -- yeah. and he -- i don't even know not even eight -- how old was he? >> nine, something. >> stephanie: yeah. anyway. jay carney yesterday. >> we will prosecute this terrorist through our civilian system of justice, under u.s. law, united states citizens cannot be tried in military commissions. >> and i think peter king and lindsey graham seem to have

forgotten that we are a nation of laws. >> stephanie: what is it just to seem tougher? >> i think lindsey graham was getting more information about his ties to al-qaeda. and on his hospital bed yesterday he said they are religious, but they don't have ties to any larger network. >> stephanie: yeah. exactly. that's what the fbi was saying initially. can i just say one of my favorite things is -- is the description -- because, you know, he was mad initially what he was tweeting was that you killed my brother. i think he actually killed his brother. >> that was a fake twitter account. >> stephanie: oh, okay. but, you know, that he was -- but i'm just saying that was -- i thought i was the only one that thought that that it was a little road runner he had explosives and he was run over by his brother and dragged like 30 feet and it just was -- i

don't know, somebody said he was holding an acme receipt, and i don't think so. my buddy howard kurz wrote the police and this is what i said about the plitttt -- chuck grassley rushed in to say he wants to exam immigration reform particularly in light of what happened last week in boston. this doesn't lend itself to a huge policy revamp. obviously newtown you can't compare that. yes, that was something that you go this is happening too often in america, we should do something about it. as tragic as the boston marathon bombing was, the first thought upon learning the suspects -- >> oh god.

>> stephanie: were the tsarnaev brothers attending school in the u.s., are that we are letting dangerous families in to the u.s. one brother would have been about 7 and the other 14 when they came to this country. the other brother was naturalized citizen, he isn't an illegal immigrant or a person who overstayed his visa. i heard rush limbaugh say by bi -- you can radicallize here in the united states ladies and gentlemen. i think that's he meant is all college professors are terrorists. >> there is always the internet. >> yes there's no such thing as a liberal terrorist. >> right. >> stephanie: let's be clear the vast majority of illegal immigrants living here are hispanics. a couple of allegedly murderous

chechnian brothers doesn't change that. and people are trying to blame obama because that's what they do with everything. >> sure. obama derangement syndrome. >> stephanie: even mitt romney praised the administration's response in boston. the carnage in downtown boston was a shock to us all, too bad some are already trying to exploit it. [ applause ] >> stephanie: thank you. we have had a couple of right-wing callers compare this to 9/11 -- mitt romney made the point. how could the president have prevented this? >> he should have stopped the marathon before it happened. >> stephanie: right he should have known. it's running that causes -- >> right. >> stephanie:ing seventeen minutes after the hour kids you see all of this in front of me

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1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. todd in idaho, you are on the "stephanie miller show." hi, todd. >> caller: hi, how are ya? i was wondering why no one was talking about the warrantless access that the s.w.a.t. teams went from house to house in boston, i don't know if i would allow that. is that legal? >> stephanie: the house-to-house searches? >> caller: yeah. they have to have a warrant to do that, don't they? >> stephanie: i don't -- you know -- wow, i'm not certain. >> you would think. >> caller: i mean you were talking earlier about we live in a land of laws and that's one of the biggest ones -- >> how do you know they didn't have a warrant? >> caller: well, that's what i'm wondering. >> i think with something as high-pro file as this they wouldn't screw something like

that up. >> stephanie: the miranda rights not being read right away -- clearly that was an emergency. perhaps i'm not as versed of my civil liberties as i should be. >> in danger of being punted. >> stephanie: exactly. >> talking to you sorority girl. >> stephanie: kevin in dc. welcome. >> caller: good morning. what a sight for sore eyes as always. i mean you're a sight for sore eyes -- >> stephanie: sure. all right. thank you. >> caller: sorry. it's early what do you want? [ laughter ] >> stephanie: uh-huh. >> caller: i was calling kind of in frustration. does everything have to be political? the boston tragedy, what has hand to those poor people i'm

still horrified about it. but the caller that called you the day after and tried to ridiculously compare it to bush and the official that was babbled about the [ inaudible ] that had an ak 15. are these people human? how do we get to this point? i'm not all saying all democrats or liberals or progressives whatever you want to call it all have halos over their head but it appears to me we are not as reactionary as they are. there doesn't seem to be anything -- >> stephanie: i know when i'm forced to defend marco rubio from ann coulter saying -- huh? >> caller: yeah, i mean ann the man has been horrific for years,

but it's like you name them. they all -- i shouldn't say all, but it just seems a small contingent that has no conscious -- i have never seen anything like it. >> stephanie: yeah, i hear ya honey. dale in california has an answer on the warrant. >> caller: hey guys i listen to you all the time i am the [ inaudible ] that told you more about snot than you ever wanted to go. on the warrantly searches you -- as long as they have consent, it's legal. >> stephanie: yeah i'm sure most people they probably said can we search and they said yeah. >> caller: yeah, if someone is holding a gun at your head you might say no and nobody said no, by the way.

>> what if they found ten pounds of marijuana in the closet -- >> caller: you cannot -- it's for a person. it's not for -- you know -- >> i'm not saying i have ten pounds of marijuana in my closet. >> stephanie: right, jim, no one is saying you do. >> caller: you could have kilos of it and they couldn't do anything about it. >> stephanie: yeah he said most people surprisingly consent. have of the time when they are sort of leaning in already, most people say yes -- >> these people want the bad guys caught too. >> caller: it's not about aiding about adebting terrorists we have the nra that aids and adebts terrorists. we have illegal guns.

hundreds offing rounds were shot at watertown, six men held these guys at. bombs being thrown at them. it was the watertown pd that got in the gun fight with them. hundreds of rounds of ammo but why isn't this a topic in this -- i cannot believe -- >> stephanie: right. i said it yesterday, but it is not a stretch to say that this poor mit cop might be alive -- >> caller: absolutely and the other one might not be wounded because they would have had the -- and they would have had to go through a background check which the senate just voted down to -- to get an illegal gun because everything they had they did not have a -- you know a background check for. >> absolutely. good point. twenty-nine minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." ♪

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>> caller: i got to give you guys compliments when you had shuster and pierce on at the same time talking, that was as good as it gets. >> stephanie: thank you. >> caller: they were awesome. >> stephanie: yeah, they were awesome. >> caller: and one of the two of them if they didn't know something, they would say, i didn't know that. it wasn't random speculation, it wasn't can i hear their accents from a video? but they were so good. >> stephanie: yeah, they were terrific. this literally happened like two blocks from where -- >> his headquarters huh. >> caller: i think once a week you should have them on and indicate the s&p report. >> stephanie: suddenly i'm bob steve -- schieffer.

>> you have a much nicer ass than bob schieffer. >> stephanie: thank you. i did not see the brad paisley ll cool j accidental racist but there was something very rude that he wrote, and it's something about a whore and such -- they were comparing wearing the confederate flag to wearing chains and droopy pants -- he was just saying that not accidental racism -- that's racism. >> yeah. >> stephanie: rocky mountain mike and macaroni the official rapper of the "stephanie miller show," felt the need to do a parity on accidental racist and this is accidental steph head. ♪ >> i man who waited on me when

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only they would. >> of course. you like that one? >> stephanie: yes. let's go to rhett in louisiana. >> caller: i'm on vacation this week and just enjoying watching the different channels and listening to what is going on in the world for a change. there is no much thing as a liberal terrorist and i was wondering if you consider yourself conservative? >> stephanie: no he was talking about these specific guys in terms of religion -- >> in the 60s there was the weather underground, but they are attacking -- >> they were causing terror, so yeah, i think they were liberal terrorists. >> yeah, when you get into terrorism you stop being a liberal is my point. >> caller: that's good. i understand that. when i called yesterday, i believe in a fair playing field and fair acquisitions -- and

when a conservative is wrong, i'm the first one on a conservative's ass like this idiot that screwed around on his wife, he gets to go home. >> stephanie: i guess steven colbert's sister is on that. >> yeah. >> stephanie: jim did what did you say, once you commit terror you stop being a liberal. >> well, you are not living up to liberal values -- >> but conservatives would say once you blow something up you are not a conservative anymore you are a lunatic. >> stephanie: exactly. i think he just levelled the playing field for us. exactly. thank you very much. we stand corrected. well, jim does. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: darcy in michigan you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: good morning, stephanie. first i want to preface this by saying i have been a big fan of

yours for the last -- i think about two and a half years and i love the show, especially rocky mountain mike. he is great. >> stephanie: okay. huh oh. >> caller: we were talking last night at work, and a number of us are just a little bit perplexed as to why someone with your intelligence and inner beauty -- >> stephanie: oh. [ bell chimes ] >> caller: would continue to make fun of nationalities and people's names. >> stephanie: oh, i'm not making fun of their names. i can't pronounce normal names, what are the chances i would be able to pronounce their names correctly. >> caller: i just feel if you are in the media and doing public speaking it is kind of -- you know, part of your job to learn and practice -- >> you are not doing your job, steph. >> stephanie: it's dzhokher i got it right. >> caller: like i say i'm a big fan -- >> stephanie: if you listen a

lot then you know, jim can tell you i mispronounce most words. >> caller: and some of them i consider pretty easy. >> well she is pretty easy -- >> stephanie: okay. darcy thank you. good god now i'm racist because i can't pronounce their names when i can't pronounce anything. i have a fair amount of entrance sent about my silables. all right. jay carney. >> the fbi did an investigation and did not find grounds for action at the time. >> stephanie: that's the other debate is whether the fbi screwed up or not. and it would seem like on the surface -- even lindsey graham well-known southern bell who is prone to the vapors -- >> there you go making fun of people again. >> next you'll be making fun of

his accents -- >> stephanie: he will always have [ inaudible ] and i am happy for him about that. he strongly questioned the fbi's handling of the tip about -- oh boy. you try it. thank god my job doesn't involve public speaking. okay. he spoke with the agency's deputy director sunday night and is now satisfied with the response. graham said the fbi did a good job of looking at him they interviewed him, his parents, his schoolmates did a thorough background check and found nothing. wrote the authorities back but did not receive a response. the one thing that he did say, the fbi had told him he was initially unaware that tamerlin had traveled to russia last year

because his name was misspelled because his name is not easy our last caller. >> the name was originally written in -- [overlapping speakers]? >> which is my favorite color of crayon. he went over to russia, but they misspelled his name so it never went into the system that he went to russia. >> [ inaudible ] not known for perfection. >> stephanie: hey, dana welcome. >> caller: good morning, you guys. how are you doing? >> stephanie: good morning i'm a racist mispronouncer -- >> caller: that's not even worth your breath. it's a ridiculous comment. it's just -- >> stephanie: she wants me to stop being such a joker about dzhokher. >> caller: yeah, ridiculous. with the bombing and everything maybe congress should take a

look at what we're doing that is good. the cop bringing the milk, as chris said running to give blood, and i don't know if you saw "the chicago tribune," but they said we are -- chicago -- or i'm sorry boston white sox, you know, know what i mean, they called all of their chicago teams by boston teams. at it was a really cool cover of the paper. and it was really cool. and that's what we do we take care of each other. and maybe congress should take a look at how this is done. americans getting together and loving each other and buying milk for each other. >> stephanie: that's a really good point, you think it shouldn't take something like that, but you are right, when we have these things it also brings out the best in americans. and all of these stories of

heroism, the doctor the woman running, jumped over the barricade and saved as many people as you can -- >> caller: yeah, and i think they should just watch a little tutorial to see how it is done. i love you guys and have a great week. >> stephanie: thank you, angel. forty-five minutes after the hour. we continue with all of the latest on the "stephanie miller show." >> this is too weird, man. >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ >> 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 life was out to use him. (vo) no one brings you more documentaries that are real, gripping, current.

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♪ >> stephanie: it is the "stephanie miller show." welcome it to. fifty minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. how do you get kicked out of a mosque anyway? >> by causing a ruckus. >> stephanie: they mentioned martin luther king and he did not like that because he said he is not a muslim. and they give him the boot. do they have bouncers? i don't really know. >> they don't. >> stephanie: i was just asking. he has two outbursts in the last year. lindsay graham talking about the whole enemy combatant. >> i'm asking this administration to leave on the table the option if it warrants to designate this individual as an enemy combatant. what do we know?

we know these two individuals embrace radical islamic thought. this was an attack inspired by radical ideology. they were not trying to rob a bank in boston. >> stephanie: michael thomasky, who you know i want to date and kiss, he wrote a great piece as usual. he said as usual, conservatives rushing to judgment generally seeking any excuse to reimpose their world view which needs fear like a vampire needs blood on the rest of us, the cry -- on the basis of what evidence? on the basis of no evidence at all. the fbi at this point is saying that they do not believe they are connected to al-qaeda. lindsey graham again. >> the ability to have access to

this suspect without a lawyer present to gather intelligence about a future attack is absolutely essential to our national security. >> stephanie: i'm telling you -- what is her name the delta gamma girl, send her in. >> you have been teasing that story all morning long. >> stephanie: i have just never heard that word. >> it rhymes with the first word -- >> stephanie: can i have some comedy music -- >> i will lunch punch you. >> lunch punch. [ laughter ] >> i'll hit you with a sandwich. [♪ circus music ♪] >> stephanie: he is already talking. donald trump let's water board him. it will be good for somebody with a throat injury. okay. this gawker -- i'm reading -- the most deranged

sorority girl you will ever read. gawker says last week bitches got told. the following expletives in caps will go down as one of the most passionate [ inaudible ] the im the -- it's the inability to participate? sorority games. >> so superficial. >> stephanie: let me just get my finger permanently out there -- >> oh, boy, let's call the fcc preemptively. >> stephanie: exactly. i do not give a flying [ censor bleep ] and sigma gnu does not give a flying [ censor bleep ] i

repeat not [ censor bleep ]. that's not a rhetorical question. i am not only getting texts about people being weird and [ censor bleep ] sports events, but i'm getting texts about people actually cheering for the opposing team, the opposing [ censor bleep ] team are you [ censor bleep ] here is the part, i are punt the next [ censor bleep ] i hear doing something like that, and i don't give a [ censor bleep ] i will [ censor bleep ] you if i see somebody being a damn boner [ censor bleep ] f-word for gay man. >> oh, god.

[ laughter ] >> stephanie: all of the policies we read from politicians you have got to give her a little credit. she ends it by saying for those of you who are afended by this email, i really don't apologize, if you don't like it go [ censor bleep ] yourself. >> wow. [ applause ] >> stephanie: i have never heard that expression myself. >> a lot of people are thanking this girl for introducing that phrase into our lexicon. >> stephanie: yeah you can't say that enough. roman you are on the "stephanie miller show." welcome, roman. >> caller: hi stephanie. i don't know if you guys have noticed that he has been charged with weapons of mass destruction and federal crime -- so what is interesting about that, is that comes from a 1994 law, and in the 1994 law, the -- the ability

to charge someone with weapons of mass destruction requires an impact on interstate commerce so if they hadn't shut down the t and basically all of the businesses in the city of boston, they would have been unable to make that argument. there's a supreme court case that wipes that out. so by locking everybody down and going over this sort of the over the top police action. they bolster their case. since massachusetts doesn't have the death penalty. one interesting fact there, though, wmv as it is defined in the 1994 violent crime and prevention act theme, is assault weapons. >> oh, really. >> stephanie: oh interesting. >> because they can cause mass

destruction. >> stephanie: and have on a number of occasions. senator lindsey graham yesterday. >> the fbi and cia and every intelligence agency we have is scrambling to figure out what is coming next. >> stephanie: robert in albuquerque. >> first of all i would like to know what sorority lindsey graham belonged to in college? and second of all, i'm wondering if he is in need of a good punting. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: yes, go ahead. >> caller: the elder the dead [ inaudible ] >> stephanie: yes. >> caller: he -- yeah, he was booted out of a mosque a couple of times. and you know what they were preaching in the mosque that it is cool to celebrate american holidays. >> stephanie: yeah, i'll tell you all of the details of that when we come back.

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[♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: all right. charlie pierce of esquire.com coming this up hour. jacki schechner try dealt -- [ laughter ] >> i have never sent a letter like that received a letter like that -- [ laughter ] >> stephanie: well-known try delt what is she -- >> dg. >> stephanie: right. >> i don't know what university was done but so worked up over

social activities. >> stephanie: university redacted. they will cut a bitch, i guess. >> they are aggressive. imagine if someone tried to deactivate from that sorority. >> oh my god. there would be some punting going on. >> there is no out. >> stephanie: here she is jacki schechner. >> good morning, everybody. not being president anymore appears to be good for president george w. bush's public image with his library opening this week. the "washington post" and abc news took a poll of his popularity, and it is up 14 points from just before he left office in 2009. time appears also to be healing some wounds when it comes to some issues including how the public remembers president bush.

his approval numbers on the economy have nearly doubled since 2008. when it comes to the invasion of iraq 57% still disapprove but that number is down from 65. the bush library expected to open this thursday. president obama will attend as will all former living presidents. mark sanford to stay afloat in his bid to win south carolina's first congressional district. he is going up against elizabeth colbert-busch. out with a new ad attacking her on her support for unions. take a look. >> labor's voice, pelosi's voice, not our voice. >> the latest poll has colbert-busch up 50-41. last week sanford's ex-wife was

suing him for trespassing. they have bun debate scheduled for april 29th. we're back with more show after the break. stay with us. high. cenk uygur: i think the number one thing viewers like about the young turks is that we're honest. i think the audience gets that i actually mean it. michael shure: this show is about being up to date so a lot of my work happens by doing the things that i am given to doing anyway. joy behar: you can say anything here. jerry springer: i spent a couple of hours with a hooker joy behar: your mistake was writing a check jerry springer: she never cashed it (vo) the day's events. four very unique points of view. tonight starting at 6 eastern.

alright, in 15 minutes we're 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. >> if you believe in state's rights but still support the drug war you must be high. >> "viewpoint" digs deep into the issues of the day. >> do you think that there is any chance we'll see this president even say the words "carbon tax"? >> with an open mind... >> has the time finally come for real immigration reform? >> ...and a distinctly

satirical point of view. >> but you mentioned "great leadership" so i want to talk about donald rumsfeld. >> (laughter). >> watch the show. >> only on current tv. [♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: oh, yeah. it is the "stephanie miller show." charlie pierce coming up at the -- what a great week to talk to him. he obviously was great with us on breaking news days last week. he is back in boston and we'll talk to him at the bottom of the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. a lot to get to, a lot of issues being raised by the boston case and i was saying michael thomas thomasky, who i want to date and

kiss and marry -- >> and he is good looking to. so go for it. >> stephanie: thank you very much. appreciate your support. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: man charged after aledged naked door dog crawl. a riverside county man had pled not guilty to burglary and indecent exposure. the woman opened her door to mind the man naked and possibly drunk. and the man announced he was there to have sex. >> maybe he should have called first. mike thomasky everybody is talking about bush because of his new libary. >> got a new libary, it's got a

lot of coloring books. comic books -- >> stephanie: anyway he talks about your favorite conservatives, especially in talk radio, notably laura ingraham -- [ screeching ] >> stephanie: arguing that the bombing s are proof that now is not the time to carry out our immigration reform. what? [ inaudible ] the last time the immigration law was changed, suddenly these two guys and these two guys alone offer some kind of proof we need to crack down to prevent this from

happening again. meanwhile we have a dead pile of bodies in the him layians. the second amendment can't be touched in any way, to do that is fashionism. and this is where the bush thing comes in. with regard to terrorism, these people live in fear of the next attack. because fear makes people think about death. this is how we lived under bush and cheney for years, the fear is basically what enabled iraq -- the iraq war to take place. public opinion didn't support the war at first, but once they got the public afraid, it was bombs away. conservatism can never be cleansed of its need to instill fear. it's how the conservative mind works. conservatives often do see enemies under every bed, that

doesn't mean they are there and most definitely doesn't mean we ought to make foreign policy based on their nightmares. [ applause ] >> stephanie: thank you, michael tomasky, great stuff. governor deval patrick. >> we have a million questions, and those questions need to be answered. >> stephanie: yeah hello, just wait for a second before you get the vapors again, lindsey graham. when preachers said it was appropriate for muslims to celebrate u.s. holidays tamry listen -- that was one of the outbursts he had. two u.s. officials said monday the brothers were motivated byry -- by religion, but don't appear to be tied to any groups.

tamerlin called the preacher a non-believer and a hypocrite, they shouted back at him telling him to leave, and he did. so it was like a deaf muslim jam. and this is the doctor at boston medical center. >> nearly all of the patients that have lost legs are already walking the halls with physical therapists. it talks a lot of work safety practice, and they have to learn new routines but we're all gearing up for a mass exodus to rehab. >> stephanie: yeah, just because there has been so much news all of these people. they were saying literally it was like a war zone. can you imagine these people last week had legs running and training for a marathon and now

they don't -- that trauma is going to go on forever. all right. he's here early, all right. there is only one man in america that understands -- ♪ pierce ♪ >> stephanie: charlie pierce political columnist for esquire.com. ♪ why is everybody always laughing with me ♪ >> stephanie: good morning, charlie pierce. you did a spectacular job last week. >> thank you. "stephanie miller show" guess where i am? >> stephanie: where? >> i'm at [ inaudible ] university. i'm in stephanie miller country. >> stephanie: thank you. give them my regards. charlie -- >> a remarkable number of trees with your initials carved into them. >> stephanie: i know. i don't know what i was thinking. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: charlie, really what an incredible --

>> and not just -- and not just carved [ inaudible ]. yeah, it was really something. it was so bizarre to see like every -- a lot of the parts of your life on tv with personnel carriers rolling down the street. >> stephanie: yeah. >> i lived in watertown for the first three or four years i was married, and i blogged from watertown square. that's where the blog hq is. and there it is on cnn with a tank rolling past it. and it was fun to get back to actual reporting. that was fun. >> stephanie: yeah. in terms of the enemy combatant thing, a lot of conservatives wanted to tank the immigration deal anyway, don't you think? and now this is the latest thing they are trying to use.

>> yeah, because we have to watch out for 9-year-old muslims coming from parts of the world that are not middle east. >> stephanie: right. we need to put tom cruise in charge. >> not only -- you know what caucasians, you really can't trust the ones from the caucuses. >> stephanie: i know. it is amazing how they have suddenly ceased to be white. the only time we heard caucasian used was the police chief, saying two caucasians. >> these guys are the most caucasian people you can be. >> stephanie: exactly. by the way you were irritated by the name maureen dowd piece i was. >> oh. i don't love maureen dowd. i wish she would go away and

take all of her imitators with her. michael douglas lost in the american president. i don't know if anybody remembers the movie. he failed and then he gave a speech, but we don't know whether the thing passed afterwards or not. all we know is he got annette bening back. >> stephanie: yeah, everything is the president's fault somehow. if only the president had -- the republicans over for beers more or whatever, right? >> i was very -- i was very -- very impressed by the suggestion that the real key was to get [ inaudible ] really drunk, and then he would have voted -- >> stephanie: yeah i know. i know. it's incredible. charlie, really, boston is -- i love all of these stories, like you were saying the boston strong stuff signs

everywhereeverywhere -- >> [ inaudible ] you just have that sound bite from the doctor that's incredible. >> stephanie: yeah. >> to watch the efficiency and really the -- the balance of efficiency and human decency shown by law enforcement. >> stephanie: yeah. >> it was really impressive and i think -- i don't know if i told you this last week but i think the two national stars to come out of this are deval patrick, and the boston police commissioner. he did a tremendous job. >> stephanie: yeah, we have had governor patrick on the show and i have always thought he was impressive. it really has upped his political pro -- profile, hasn't it? >> yeah. i don't think he wants to run for anything nationally. i think he wants to retire as

governor and make money. and that was the great thing about this. we didn't get gitmo, the patriot act, or torture. this was a really good job of civilian police work. >> stephanie: exactly. jim makes the point of how well bill clinton was doing it and then bush comes in -- >> you are welcome america. >> stephanie: yeah. go ahead. >> in fact i tweeted afterward -- i tweeted hey, dick cheney, and undead so and so, this is what real police work looks like. >> stephanie: exactly. and with a lot of the cheering of public employees getting fired by republicans, i thought what a great example of why this is why we should applaud cops. >> well trained union employees

can be an asset. >> stephanie: thank you. thank you. >> well trained union employees who aren't worried about their pension can really be an asset. >> stephanie: exactly. charlie pierce give my love to the boys at bonn that venture. >> i'm looking around. hang on one second -- what was this word right here on this tree mean -- oh never mind. >> stephanie: never mind. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: charlie pierce see you next week honey. 18 minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> announcer: red, white and steph, it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ guys that do reverse mortgage commercials? those types are coming on to me all the time now. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney.

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♪ you're no good you're no good, you're no good -- >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ -- you're no good ♪ ♪ i'm going to say it again, you're no good you're no good, you're no good baby, you're no good ♪ >> stephanie: yeah. twenty-three minutes after the hour. this hour brought to you by therabreath mouthwash and toothpaste. available at target wal-mart walgreens and other fine stores. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. mike in madison you are on the "stephanie miller show." hi, mike. >> caller: good morning. how are you guys doing? >> stephanie: good, go ahead. >> caller: i would like to define myself as kooif, but i'm a conservative as i believe in true conservatism. i believe that whether or not what -- what -- the law is is what the law is, i am pro

choice, pro gun, pro everything. however, my biggest concern, and it saddens me that -- how divided and separate we are as a nation to take such a tragic event like this and -- and turn it into a political thing. it just -- it just really is upsetting. >> stephanie: well, what -- let's start with who and what? how -- i mean to me -- >> caller: both parties. both parties. >> stephanie: how are both parties doing it though? i agree with you on some things but i think there is false equivalence in this case, right-wingers are out there immediately, chuck grassley was the first one to say we have got to hold up on immigration reform. >> caller: exactly. exactly. >> stephanie: we spot lighted the republican from arkansas that tweeted in the middle of the tragedy about cowering

liberals wish they had an ar 15 tonight i bet. >> caller: now we're debating the fact of how this individual is going to be prosecuted and it's from both parties, while their -- the republican side the democratic side everybody saying -- [ inaudible ] national -- >> stephanie: but once again mike. it's not like there are two sides to the issue -- in the law -- first of all he is an american citizen, and committed a crime on certain soil, at this time, the fbi says he has no ties to terrorist groups how do you prosecute him in an american tribunal? >> caller: exactly. i agree with the democratic side saying this is a criminal case. and that's what i mean that i'm a true conservative in the fact i do believe in the law -- >> stephanie: but you are not giving me any examples on the

other side -- >> caller: well, the first thing i would give up on the left is the first thing that comes up is right away -- the first day on thursday or friday when this was all going on gun-control was all of a sudden an issue. to me that's not the point. it's just how divided as a nation we are. >> stephanie: mike, but there's real issues that could really impact -- i was going to say the ability to track explosives probably would have saved the life of this cop in boston. so is that politicizing it? is the president after newtown saying we really ought to do something about common sense gun measures is that politicizing a tragedy or reacting to a tragedy? >> caller: most of it [ inaudible ] can be made in anybody's kitchen from homemade ingredients -- >> stephanie: but if we could track the explosives what i'm

saying is they could have solved this a lot quicker, but the nra has prevented us from being able to trace explosives at all -- >> caller: not to side track you at all, but i saw pictures of you on the web, and you are gorgeous. >> stephanie: well, thank you. >> caller: you would turn me into a lesbian. no offense. >> stephanie: he had to appeal to my vanity -- shiny keys -- [♪ magic wand ♪] >> stephanie: i think i was winning that argument. >> so he had to completely off topic. >> stephanie: it worked. hi, amy. >> caller: i was wondering if lindsey graham believes that the tucson shooter and the aurora

shooter should also be enemy combatants, because they killed a lot more people. and if they are enemy combatant combatants, i want to know where they got the guns and the ammunition -- i'm just curious what lindsey graham would think about those two particular mass murders. >> stephanie: exactly. katherine in california. hi, katherine. >> caller: good morning. >> stephanie: hi. >> caller: i just wanted to make a point that no one can say the word terrorist without putting islamic in front of it. and when we had the abortion clinics being bombed you can't hear christian terrorists and you can't say if you belong to the right to life people then you are a christian terrorist. it is just going -- and when

people say it's religious terrorism. it is trying to take whatever the religion is and pervert it and say they believe in terrorism, and the montana guy that called up about the search the nra already has all of the plans out there saying this is obama's way of going house to house to take away your guns. >> stephanie: we had a caller yesterday who really implied that boston was just a dress rehearsal for obama shutting down the entire country to grab your guns. please don't judge all caucasian caucasians by the actions of a few. twenty-nine minutes after the hour. we'll continue on the "stephanie miller show." ♪

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alright, in 15 minutes we're 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. >> if you believe in state's rights but still support the drug war you must be high. >> "viewpoint" digs deep into the issues of the day. >> do you think that there is any chance we'll see this president even say the words "carbon tax"? >> with an open mind... >> has the time finally come for real immigration reform? >> ...and a distinctly satirical point of view. >> but you mentioned "great leadership" so i want to talk about donald rumsfeld. >> (laughter). >> watch the show. >> only on current tv.

♪ >> it will only be open minds and new horizons get ready for -- >> announcer: stephanie miller. >> announcer: stephanie miller. >> stephanie: thirty-four minutes after the hour. hi, rick. >> caller: you seize the chance to politicize every subject almost instantaneously. within a 48-hour period of time

everybody on the left is doing the same exact statement, the same slogan. >> stephanie: about what? >> caller: it's very impressive. >> stephanie: about what? >> caller: let's just take the gun control issue, which you recoil when you hear the word gun control in america -- >> stephanie: it was a republican that tweeted that -- so that's the left? that's not politicizing it. >> caller: and there's -- >> stephanie: no answer? maybe your connection is not good. hello? >> caller: no, i didn't say the right didn't politicize things, i said it's probably a nine to one ratio -- >> stephanie: how is the left politicizing what happened in boston? >> caller: we have already had the run to gun control where did they get the guns -- >> wait a minute? >> caller: it's unbelievable how fast you do your thing. >> what are you talking about?

>> so you don't think guns played a part in the newtown massacre. >> caller: of course. >> so why are we not allowed to talk about guns? >> caller: you politicized gun control before the last child was even buried. it was just take the guns let's gun control -- >> stephanie: is there a reason that over 90% of the american people agree with us about that? that background checks would probably help stop more new townes from happening -- >> caller: you know you are very bright people you know what earmarks are. when there's a bill up to be voted on there's all sorts of earmarks and amendments so when it is voted down it is because of the politicizing of an issue. if it was just background checks. it was a watered down version, and we know it's all sorts of things put in there at the last

moment, it is absolutely -- i would have to say that you -- the left is absolutely right now the modern progressive movement is one of the greatest sales pitches i have ever seen since i have been on this planet, and i'm closing in on the half century mark. >> wow so not allowed to talk about guns after a massacre with guns happened -- >> stephanie: because the president ran and won by two landslides because he is just a slick salesman is that -- >> caller: i absolutely believe this is a very very very effective political campaigner barack obama is fantastic. he is not a bad president. he's a good president in many respects, but when it comes to selling the progressive movement, it's just -- it is just in concert with anything i have ever seen. >> well, being president does take a small amount of sales work. ronald reagan was a great salesman as well. >> stephanie: i have never heard

anyone accuse liberals of being organized. not that i -- i don't have to have meetings with al sharpton because i can hear him from here. >> how dare you talk about guns after a gun slaying incident. here is joe walsh jto make a point about immigration. >> we're at war, and this country got a stark reminder last week, again, that we're at war, and we need to begin profiling who our enemy is in this car young muslim men. [ sighs ] >> stephanie: that was a stark reminder of why you are not a congressman anymore. ♪ you are an idiot ♪ >> stephanie: all right. oh, would you like to hear the russian conspiracy theory? >> sure.

>> stephanie: this is awesome. >> i know north korea wanted to blow up austin. >> stephanie: that's another story. >> and austin powers wanted -- >> stephanie: no, that is different. a gift to putin says chechnian opposition leader. some interesting stuff here. russia's president now gets to tell the west i told you so about chechnians after the bombers were revealed as chechnians -- >> really? [ mumbling ] [ laughter ] >> stephanie: i picked a bad day to be sniffing airplane glue. >> but when putin suddenly came out of nowhere -- >> stephanie: this is before it came out -- >> they are trying to enlist us in the fight. >> stephanie: after expressing his condolence for the victims he said chechnians and the

chechnya nation are not responsible for -- three years ago putin said that western nations granting political asylum to chechnians will have problems with the chechnians. the suggestion that the put inregime could have somehow been a facilitator. >> i thought that immediately when putin chimed in. >> stephanie: yeah. it's like those reporters who are at the scene too quickly. you are like i think they are involved. like nancy grace. i have no proof she was involved in the -- mooep mooep, can i

help in anyway. [ knocking ] >> stephanie: russia here. >> natasha look out chechnians on porch. >> stephanie: can you not do orly taitz, seriously. regardless of where the investigation leads, he stresses that the government is a friend of the united states. he says don't try to link this crime in boston to the chechnian nation. just interesting. [ knocking ] >> stephanie: that was pretty speedy. [ knocking ] >> and tamerlin spent some time in russia before all of this happened -- >> his dad lives in russia. >> stephanie: interesting. >> yeah. >> stephanie: all right. let's go to greg in long island. hi, greg. >> hey, how are you doing? >> stephanie: good. you want to tell me that i am

wrong about everything. >> caller: yeah, you are wrong about everything. [ laughter ] >> caller: but i just have to tell you that i really love you guys. you are so -- absolutely hilarious, and it's entertaining, and i got other conservative buddies of mine to watch your show. >> stephanie: oh. >> caller: and it's just -- i mean -- the jim voices, and chris is a pisser -- >> i'm what? >> stephanie: you are a pisser. >> a pisser? okay. >> caller: but the thing is you are wrong about everything. >> stephanie: awesome. that's what makes it so entertaining. do you guys throw stuff at the tv a lot? >> caller: your hatred of the bush administration that -- your support of the obama administration, the single-worst president that we have ever had -- >> stephanie: oh dear. greg let me return the compliment that you are wrong about everything. but my point is i don't hate

the bush administration. i hated the unnecessary war. did you like the war in iraq? >> caller: no, of course not. >> stephanie: okay. well, i don't hate george bush personally, i don't know him. i hated his policies. >> caller: do you believe that he lied about weapons of mass destruction. >> stephanie: yes, i do. >> caller: absolutely not. >> he may have believed it. but it wasn't true. [overlapping speakers] >> stephanie: all right. i can't handle this. [ overlapping speakers ] >> exactly. >> there were no weapons of mass destruction. >> instead they listened to a guy named curveball. >> there were no useful weapons of mass destruction in iraq at the time -- >> stephanie: i don't know about you, but i can't hear that argument enough, can you. [ mumbling ] >> cherry-picked information --

>> stephanie: yes, and twisted with lies. >> who is more trustworthy than a guy named curve ball. wasn't he a drunk? >> stephanie: yes, i'm a notorious drunk, but you don't take anything i say as gospel. >> nations go to war over women like you. >> stephanie: exactly. thank you very much. here they are, john and pam -- i was giving you this -- ♪ ♪ from ohio it's the john and pam show ♪ ♪ it's the john and pam, john and pam, john and pam show ♪ >> stephanie: good morning, kids. >> good morning. >> good morning sweethearts. i'm going to let john talk first and i hope he talks fast. >> stephanie: yeah do it john. >> caller: you butter hurry up honey.

>> caller: for everybody out there that says background checks don't work canada just failed two accused people from al-qaeda from blowing up one of their trains. and that shows background check, which congress needs to get off of their butts and take care of work. >> it's much better to have tragedies every other week. >> caller: yeah, and then blame it on our president. are they stupid? and all of these people out there that's got their little home arsenals and things and they think the president is going to come and take their guns, now when the big black helicopters come flying over their house, that's when he is going to take the guns. this crap about what they are saying about boston. that is just disgusting.

>> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: that is so disrespectful of the people of boston and what happened up there, it just breaks my heart. >> stephanie: yep. >> caller: and if there would be more background checks -- where did these guns come from? you know? people need to wake up and see -- the president isn't going to take our guns or anything. he just wants people that shouldn't have them not have them. >> stephanie: yep. absolutely. all right. kids, love you. forty-six minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> announcer: call stephanie now. she's easy. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. to me now? you know the kind of guys that do reverse mortgage commercials? those types are coming on to me all the time now. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's

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♪ if you pina coladas, and getting caught in the rain ♪ ♪ if you're not in to -- >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ -- if you have half a brain ♪ >> stephanie: fifty minutes after the hour. matthew breen joins us in studio next hour. >> yeah, they released the policy in the friday night document dump -- >> stephanie: yeah when there was no other news going on. >> exactly. >> stephanie: 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. clyde in virginia, you are on the "stephanie miller show." hi, clyde. >> caller: i just wanted to say the previous caller you had, he said that that liberals were taking advantage of talking about gun control right after an accident -- or a murder -- all of these murders take place, if we follow his logic, we would never get to talk about murders or gun control, i mean.

>> stephanie: right. >> caller: murders happen every day with guns. if we waited until after every funeral, when would we ever get to talk? >> stephanie: yeah, and it doesn't make any sense. there is no direct correlation on immigration with this. honestly? you are not going to let somebody in that is for -- that is seeking political asylum because ten years later -- >> yeah, that's insane. that's minority report. >> stephanie: yeah, that's why i said put tom cruise in charge with that fancy thing he does this with -- >> what? huh? >> stephanie: i don't know. >> or michael shure, you made michael shure break his screen when you did that on election night. >> stephanie: yeah, i broke current. >> you are the one who broke current. >> stephanie: sorry. you could have asked oprah, i broke oxygen.

[ laughter ] >> stephanie: do your research. okay. the two brothers suspected of the bombing in boston do not appear to be connected to any religious terrorist groups. and this is kind of chilling that they were outlining the evidence in the court papers. he was seen on surveillance cameras putting the knapsack down then manipulating the cell phone, seconds later the first explosion went off about a block down the street. and you could see him on the tape unlike anyone around him, was calm and just quickly walked away. the crime that lead to the older brother's death and capture, one of the brothers told the carjacking victims, did you hear about the boston explosion? i did that. this is the guy who claims to have been carjacked -- he said they spared him because he wasn't american.

the brothers declared they were the boston marathon bombers. they were speaking in foreign language, and used the word manhattan. mediaite i was saying great piece -- please don't judge all caucasians by the actions of a few. and they actually come from the place where the word caucasian comes from. >> yeah, caucus mountains. >> stephanie: tamerlin tsarnaev reportedly shot and run over with explosives attached to me and he was clutching an acme receipt. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: the bombers turn out to be like the cheese on a ham sandwich white and american. one was american but we can't allow their actions to define all caucasian americans.

when perpetrators of horrific actions turn out to be caucasian, they turn it into something else. >> i think he was making -- >> yeah, he was making -- >> okay. >> stephanie: you would never knew they are caucasian, let alone white from the way the new has been reporting on them. a white muslim bomber. the oak creek mass shooting was committed by a white supremacist who walked into a house of worship. we did not hear christianity den

gaited. that really is a good point. i think somebody did that thing on facebook where they put all of the recent -- huge percentage of them are white -- >> white christian uh-huh. >> stephanie: right. pat leahy chastised some of his colleagues for saying immigration reform should be reday laid -- delayed. he said let no one be so cruel as to try to use the hennous acts of two young men -- see, again, false analogy -- he said i want you to take note of the fact that when you propose gun legislation i didn't accuse you of using the newtown killings as an excuse and when there's 14 people killed in west texas and

taking advantage of that to make sure there's more government action to make sure fertilizer plants are safe. [overlapping speakers] >> stephanie: immigration reform has nothing to do with the boston suspects -- >> no. wow, that's a shoe horn they are using. >> stephanie: john boner said he disagrees that the boston bombing should delay immigration reform. >> he said something that made sense. >> stephanie: chuck schumer said the terrible tragedy in boston is an excuse for delaying it -- and grassley said i didn't say that! and schumer said i didn't say you did, sir. >> we need more like

thailand-style fistfighting on the floor. >> stephanie: yeah. andy in north carolina you are on the "stephanie miller show." hi, andy. >> caller: hi, how are you? >> stephanie: good, go ahead. >> caller: i actually just found this show or whatever and i absolutely love it. it's amazing to have people that actually agree with what i'm thinking, and i think i'm officially like disappointed to be a white guy. it's a little bit of a letdown. >> disappointed! >> stephanie: yeah, you are disappointed in yourself and your whiteness. >> caller: yeah, i don't understand the whole thing on immigration now. it makes no sense. you are going to track these people their whole lives because they are immigrants. >> stephanie: exactly. i liked that he called it a show or whatever. >> we're more of a whoever most of the time. >> stephanie: yes, fifty-eight minutes after the hour we'll be

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[♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: hello tv land, matthew breen, editor and chief of "the advocate" for, joining us to talk about the boy scouts policy. jacki schechner do we have tape of your very first newscast? >> we do. >> stephanie: it had to be better than guy who dropped an f

and an s bomb. he has been fired. >> there was a profanity that slipped out once in haegerstown. let's just say we went back and put a little bit of silence over the faster. >> stephanie: i love his tweet, though. it was brief. he just tweeted that couldn't have gone any worse. [ laughter ] >> his first and last day on the job. >> stephanie: exactly. it could don't be any better than when jacki schechner is in the current news center. >> good morning. we now know max baucus is not going to seek reelection in 2014. he has been in charge of the senate finance committee since 2001, and been in congress since 1978. brian schweitzer is the most

likely candidate to run for his seat. it's actually interesting that baucus made this announcement and voted no last week on background checks for gun-control legislation if he knew he was going retire why did he vote no? homeland security secretary testifying today as the senate judiciary committee holds his third hearing on immigration reform. it allocating $1.5 billion to building more fence along the southern border. the secretary says she will do whatever congress asks her to do, but ideally that money would go more towards technology and manpower. >> you would like flexibility? >> we would like flexibility. >> and the boston public health commission says the number of

people injured in last week's blast is up to 264, those people have been treated in 26 area hospitals. we're back after the break. stay with us. ♪ very, very excited about that and very proud of that. >>beltway politics from inside the loop. >>we tackle the big issues here in our nation's capital, around the country and around the globe. >>dc columnist and four time emmy winner bill press opens current's morning news block. >>we'll do our best to carry the flag from 6 to 9 every morning.

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not only does senator rubio just care about rich people but somehow he thinks raising the minimum wage is a bad idea for the middle class. but we do care about them, right? vo: the war room tonight at 6 eastern [♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: oh, yeah it is the "stephanie miller show." six minutes after the hour. okay. next time jacki schechner is on vacation we're going to have a.j. clementy fill in. he is the guy who dropped an f bomb and an s bomb the first time he was broadcasting. he didn't know he was on the air yet. >> jeremy why don't you tell us

a little bit about yourself. >> i'm completely screwed. i'm also not good talking -- >> stephanie: i can only imagine the letter that that sorority girl wrote him. >> his coanchor said tell us a little bit about yourself -- and he said he i'm used to being from the east coast -- >> i do -- also -- >> stephanie: but at least his honest, his tweet is that couldn't have gone any worse. >> he is a better writer than he is a speaker i think. >> stephanie: i'm not a strong speaker. >> i'm not strong on the talk -- talky stuff. >> stephanie: it was the most awkward anchoring ever since broadcast news. it's a love letter from rolland sexy liberal tour director. he writes it's two years ago today we first laid eyes on each

other. you are the best. >> really? >> stephanie: shut up. it's kind of a road romance. >> well, you have seen his junk. >> stephanie: oh. ron in chicago writes the show was amaze balls. hi momma, thank you for a fantastic evening at chicago theater, laughed so hard i peed myself a little. we ought to start selling sexy liberal diapers. you are hot, momma. i might even call you l.a. pretty. >> is that like giraffe rich?

>> stephanie: yeah. john and pam just called in and i forgot audra did a tribute to john and pam. ♪ you know every now and then, john and pam pack up their three cats, took up the fifth wheel and head on down the road listen to the story now ♪ ♪ i couldn't give my honey bun a kiss ♪ ♪ i just kissed that little face right off ♪ ♪ they are making their way to chicago ♪ ♪ you don't have to worry, because they'll never hurry, because sexy liberals are always happy to give ♪ ♪ fifth wheel keep on turning ♪ ♪ rolling in rolling in the fifth wheel ♪

♪ yeah, yeah yeah all right ♪ ♪ it's the john and pam, it's the john and pam show ♪ >> stephanie: audra in minneapolis rocking it out. >> yeah. >> stephanie: get some sexy liberal crap. why not. >> sure? >> stephanie: it's fabulous. >> and it fits well too. >> stephanie: right? >> uh-huh. >> stephanie: smartest boy in class kelsey today. personal trainer comes to you and says you have a problem with fat, so let's give you more fat. this is essentially the same as the republican's argument with guns. let's arm as many people as possible, and see if that makes us less gun violent. americans need to return to common sense on this issue.

thank you, kelsey. secondly, anyone who has ever run a household should realize a person or family can't simply cut your expenses to get to prosperity. there is are reason that people have to work overtime triple shifts, or ask for raises you must also intake additional revenue. republicans taught small business owners as the holy of all holy citizens but small business owners usually have to spend money on their business in the first place to get their business up and running. sometimes you have to spend money in order to make money. same goes for government. just like small business. come on republicans. come on. [ applause ] >> stephanie: kelsey invites do you common sense. do it. >> do it. >> stephanie: duty said. >> do it now! >> is kelsey a boy or a girl.

>> stephanie: it's a boy. >> are you sure? >> stephanie: i don't know, who cares. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: cheryl in illinois. you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: [ inaudible ]. >> stephanie: they did what? >> caller: they showed where is waldo. hey, about your callers -- your previous callers, i don't know if fox news had technical difficulties and these window lickers have stepped away from the television and gone to the phone, but that absolutely -- what that guy was spewing sounded -- with the bill clinton that said at the convention that it took a little brass from eddie munster ryan to charge people for what he himself has said and done and that's what they are doing, and that's what fax news -- and i hate to tell you, but my husband is a republican -- >> stephanie: oh dear.

he is a window licker? >> caller: oh, he is. and that's what fox news does. it shows the light on the democrats and they themselves are doing all of this. they are saying all of this. >> stephanie: yep. yep. absolutely. window lickers. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: what is that little boot with what is going on in canada? two men face bail after being charged with -- it races questions about shiite lead -- >> it doesn't seem that they would work all that well together. >> stephanie: yeah which is why i said what is that all aboot. >> the individuals were receiving support from al-qaeda elements located in iran. now i can tell you that there is

no information to indicate that these attacks were state sponsored. >> and he said that from the chesterfield. >> stephanie: here he is again. >> had this plot been carried out, it would have resulted in nenth innocent people being killed or seriously injured. by derailing a train, they were actually -- we were looking at a real threat to kill people hurt people. >> hum. >> stephanie: yeah. i don't -- we were just talking earlier too about how -- some -- a chechnian opposition leader is saying he think putin could be behind -- jim said i wonder if he is trying to get us to fight

his war. >> the significance of this investigation was that it involved domestic attack planning being supported by al-qaeda. >> stephanie: interesting stuff going on -- >> so why are shiite and sun -- sunni working together suddenly? >> stephanie: i know. glen in massachusetts. >> caller: hey, you are make me all nostalgic today talking about cherry picked information, i have just been getting snot hammered by nostalgia. >> stephanie: did you see that the gorge -- the libary it is interacttive, so you can see and make the same decisions they did. >> caller: oh, my god. >> stephanie: all right. go ahead. >> caller: i am driving through

hampton, massachusetts and there is a roadside stand and there is a plaque card with our president on it with a hitler mustache on it. and i got ten pounds of lies and how andrew jackson destroyed the united states. >> have you ever walked through a pack of [ inaudible ]. >> stephanie: no. >> hold your nose. >> stephanie: how often do you hear the phrase -- what now? >> andrew jackson? >> stephanie: i would like to [ censor bleep ] punt them. irene in baltimore, you are on the "stephanie miller show." hello, irene. >> caller: hi, stephanie, how are you doing? i keep hearing these people call and complain about our president, and -- and upholding things that gorge bush did.

if gorge bush was such a good president for this nation let them name three things that he did well for the country. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: out of eight years. >> we were never attacked by iceland, you are welcome. >> stephanie: yes, he is very good for the effigy business. okay. all right. seventeen minutes after the hour. kids, go to my pc, there used to be so much downtown, not anymore. with go to my pc and your smartphone or tablet downtime is the new up time. you can access your entire office computer from your mobile device. go to my pc turns any iphone

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the itchy kitty ♪ >> stephanie: that's great, boy. dave in florida. >> caller: yeah i would like to tell lindsey graham to sit down and shut the f up. this guy voted against the manchin toomey background amendment bill that would have kept guns out of the hands of terrorists, and he's standing there railing against terrorism? >> yeah. >> stephanie: exactly. >> he is an enabler, certainly. >> stephanie: roger in oklahoma. >> caller: hey, i got two quick points. first thing i would like to talk about is that -- these republicans idiots that want to bitch and complain about the lefties -- so-called lefties taking a -- a tragedy and

politicizing it. let's talk about how cheney/bush took 9/11 and turned it into a war that was unnecessary. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: we should talk about that. and secondly i don't know if anybody else was paying attention, and i haven't heard it on any other news source -- actual news source fox entertainment/news friday night when all of that was going down in boston -- or up in watertown, they -- two hours or so -- maybe an hour and a half or two hours before they actually had the guy captured they broadcast suspect down -- or suspect in custody. and i would like to know why it is that they can get away with these lies and nobody calls them on it, ever. >> stephanie: because we expect it of them. that was why -- somebody -- eric

boller made the point at least cnn quickly corrected it and apologized -- fox news -- we're so used to it remember that jet blue plane that didn't go down and jet blue has the tvs, and so they were watching it and they said yeah, we were watching, but it was fox news so we weren't sure if it was true. paul go ahead. >> caller: i wanted to ask you a question personally. >> stephanie: huh oh. >> caller: how do you feel that -- like say if extended background checks had been in place a few years back how would that have prevented the nature of sandy hook. >> stephanie: okay. i get that not every law help every single specific tragedy, but if it will help stop any of

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>> stephanie: exactly. and what better time to have matthew breen editor and chief of "the advocate" live in studio with us. >> hi. >> stephanie: if only the boy scouts of america could be quite as progressive as france. >> yeah, a very decisive statement. >> stephanie: they are apparently run by libras entirely. they cannot make a decision. salon has a great piece. the boy scouts fails yet again. it's not progressive or even compromise if you open up a whole big can of out right bigotry. let's try this again, boy scouts. >> they made a recommendation based on their study that they would no longer discriminate

against children who are gay based on their sexual orientation or preference as they say. but they are going to maintain their discriminatory policier about leadership. you cannot be a gay or lesbian den leader over 21 if you are openly gay. so when you are a child and you say you are gay, you are okay but as soon as you turn 21 you become a predator a child molester. >> especially a lesbian in charge of a bunch of boys. >> stephanie: right. what is more dangerous than that. what? let me just tell you, i couldn't be less interested in boys of any age. >> so i think we're agreeing with tony perkins.

he says it's morally acceptable until a boy turns 18 and then when he becomes of age he is removed from the scouted. so the volunteers around the country have to still vote on the policy. >> stephanie: it is weird the way that this whole -- salon says in january it announced it was potentially discussing changing it's restrictions -- it was like this exploratory -- now the scouts are taking further dodgy steps. they moved to end the ban on -- as you say even the language is way openly gay scouts but continue to bar gay scouts as leaders. it would open up all kinds of cans of worms. does it stand by its assertion that homosexual conduct is

against the standards they wish to -- >> do they ask for your eagle scout back on your birthday. >> stephanie: do they rip it off of your shoulder. >> that eagle looks gay to me. >> stephanie: even more grotesquely distinguishing between gay youth and adult leaders -- and tony perkins perkins -- salon writes lbgt rights aren't about injecting -- by the way being a normal human being living fully in the world isn't in politics either. >> and then tony perkins stabbed a woman in the shower. >> stephanie: no, not that tony

perkins perkins. >> oh. >> stephanie: this goes to your point -- that's exactly what the implication is. pedaphilia does not equate to homosexuality. >> and the boy scouts consulted some experts in this field. the ap reported that the scouts consulted four experts in the field of child sex abuse prevention. the four came to a nearly universal opinion that homosexually is not an abuse factor for children. but they still came to this opinion. >> we have no evidence but we

feel icky. >> stephanie: it's weird that a compromise just makes it worse. obviously as chris implied this has been such a huge news week and so what -- has there been any reaction that you know of. because obviously a lot of people not talking about this yet. >> yeah, there is bigger news that has been happening this week. putting out a press release or statement on a friday afternoon is always a way to try to bury it. but i don't think they anticipated as much news as we had this week, so i don't think that was part of the plan. but the interesting response will be corporate response. because that's where they have been losing so much money. >> stephanie: it will be interesting to see what happens at the supreme court and if that effects them. because i think it's

just -- even what they just did just seems so regressive. >> hand fisted and just ridiculous. >> stephanie: yeah. >> it's nice that ideally, gay youth will not be discriminate against in boy scouts i guess that's a good thing. but it's a weird step. >> stephanie: it's the argument to me matt about civil unions it's like why do you have to call it marriage like you are regular people? and to me it would have been as if we said that to blacks and whites. we'll let you do it but we're not going to call it marriage. >> yeah, we talk about the mormons and catholics give a lot of money to the scouts. religious organizations of all kinds come around when the law

prevents discrimination. so the supreme court may have an effect on this issue. hopefully it will. >> stephanie: yeah speaking of interracial marriage and some of the comparisons people have made. they were even talking about whether you believe that people are born gay or a sexual continuum, it says what difference was it make? were you born with a desire to sleep with another race or did you choose it, who cares? what difference should it make? >> that to me goes to the idea of if we're talking about marriage -- we often talk about it in these religious contexts. but really it's a contract between two adults, so why do we have all of these quasi religious ideas associated with it anyhow. if it is going to be administrated by the government

then it has to be separate from all of these ideas. bill donohue said marriage is not supposed to be fun for anybody. it's not about love happiness, none of that. and if you have any of that you are doing it wrong. tony in mod san, hi tony. >> caller: hi, steph. loved you in chicago. >> stephanie: thank you, baby. >> caller: yeah, and i look at "the advocate" every day. the boy scouts of america are such a hot mess -- >> stephanie: they are the delta gamma of organizations. >> caller: i'm 20 now and i came out when i was 15, if i was in the boy scouts, i still would have come out at 15 and when you turn 18 and you are going to become a pedophile that is just not going to work out. we are all going to be coming out younger now, because people

are going to accept it. the boy scouts have a lot of things that they have to deal with now, but this is just a joke. >> stephanie: yeah, and tony a lot of the things they use is some studies show that gay kids have a higher incidence of drug use, depression, but maybe if we are more inclusive as a society, they won't anymore. >> yeah. it has a clinical effect on you. >> it does. it's exhausting. >> somebody made an interesting comment about how if you wanted to stick to the boy scouts policy as it is being recommended right now, you could align yourself with the ex-gay policy you could be a gay scout until you turn 18, and then if you go back into the closet you could be a leader. >> stephanie: right. so marcus bachmann could be

scout. >> you have to understand barbarians need to be educated. they need to be disciplined. >> stephanie: uh-huh. where are the webelos. forty-five minutes after the hour. back with matthew breen of "the advocate" in the remaining minutes of the "stephanie miller show." >> wow this is too good to be real. >> of course it's real. >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ joy behar: your mistake was writing a check jerry springer: she never cashed it (vo) the day's events. four very unique points of view. tonight starting at 6 eastern.

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♪ riding into battle with her high heels on ♪ >> stephanie: all right. thanks for gaying it up since matthew breen is here from "the advocate." we were talk about they have just approved marriage equality in france, and our good friends at nom, encouraging non-violent pro test. >> yeah the head of nom is encouraging non-violence and in this past week we have seen the protests get quite violent. there have been police lineups and fights and all kinds of stuff in the street. there was one really interesting protest. it was a line of 15 or so shirtless young guys, you know 20s maybe, with masks on and peace signs drawn on their

chest, and they were protesting against same-sex marriage -- >> stephanie: that is like the gayest protest ever. >> yeah. and i don't know if they really -- >> stephanie: try not to be so confusing when you protest. >> you are barbarians you need to be disciplined. >> but these protests have gone violent and brian brown has said nothing -- >> brian brown? no, not that brian brown. >> stephanie: yeah. >> interesting that they have been goosing people on and then saying hey, it's not our problem when it gets violent. >> stephanie: yeah, good news anthony weiner is back on twitter. @

@anthonyweaner. janet hello. >> caller: hey, how are you doing? >> stephanie: good, go ahead. >> caller: i want to go back to the boy scout issue. basically what you are saying is the kids can be involved in scouting, but we're going to bring them into an environment that is hostile to gays and lesbians -- >> stephanie: yeah. that's true. you are teaching them, like it's okay if this is a phase and then just work your way out of it by the time you were 18. >> yeah, and if you don't then we don't want you. but while you are here maybe let's do some back door repair with therapy. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: we have people who are totally anti-gay with their arms wrapped around people who need to see the light and be morally straight. >> yeah. ann romney will show up saying

stop it. >> ann romney: stop it. this is hard. you want to try it get in the ring. stop it. >> stephanie: are you pitching a tent. top it. merny you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: good morning, stephanie. hang on just a minute -- i got to -- >> stephanie: okay. >> caller: i just wanted to remind everybody that pedophilia is not about the sex, it's a form of rape basically -- it's about domination power, control, the whole bit, and i think these people are just a little bit afraid to seay adults, heaven forbid having to kind of accept each other and work together, and how sad is that for those kids. >> stephanie: yeah exactly. there's no other way to state. it's sending the message, it's not okay to be a gay adult, and then it's that's icky sort of

tolerance -- >> it's not acceptance by any definition. it's barely tolerating children -- >> we'll hold our noses and tolerate you. >> just because we're losing money. >> and good luck getting money with this policy. >> stephanie: our friend chely wright always says i don't seek to be tolerated. i think people didn't realize how condescending that sounds. like people with bo or something. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: all right, i will tolerate you, but -- john in ohio you are on the "stephanie miller show." hi, john. >> caller: how are you doing? >> stephanie: good. >> caller: i don't understand -- you talk about tolerance, why can't the boy scouts who do a lot of good their values -- whatever they don't agree with you, you want

to change them? whying don't you start your own club and all inclusive club? >> stephanie: because i don't like boys. i don't want to start my own boys club. but, no, i kid, john. because -- >> that seems a little separate but equal, doesn't it? >> caller: well what is wrong? we don't have to agree on everything, but we can respect each other's -- >> stephanie: so why are boy scouts saying it is okay for gay kids to be in scouts then? >> caller: i don't know why. maybe they are trying to apiece like you say. but the point is, why can't -- if a bunch of old guys want to have an old guys club, let them have it. who cares. >> they are a private organization, and that's what the supreme court case -- >> caller: correct. >> but they are chartered by

congress, and the president of the united states is always the honorary chairperson. so it is not like a private club. it has this weird unique status that is endivorced by the government, and that's the problem with the organization. >> stephanie: exactly. and i just think -- you know, as we move forward in this march for equal rights, i just think it gets less and less defensible -- >> right. and some troops meet in church rec room but some troops meet in elementary school rooms. and that's a problem if they are discriminating. >> it's almost like a public accommodation in the way that the government sanctions the scouts. >> stephanie: exactly. >> it wasn't intolerance that drove you from the scouts it

was swords and elves. >> when my troop started doing nothing but playing with dungeons and dragons, i was like i'm out of here. >> that might have kept me in but i cut out after the cub scouts. >> stephanie: maybe elves don't seek to be tolerated. >> maybe they don't. >> stephanie: swords and elves cut both ways. >> i know. >> stephanie: willie nelson holding a benefit for the texas blast victims. a benefit for victims of the explosion. it's not far from where he grew up, he still have a home about five miles north of west. he still has a lot of friends and family there. so we say -- ♪ let's hear it for the boys ♪

>> stephanie: he is always doing great stuff. >> yeah. >> stephanie: i wonder how he celebrated 420. >> barely consciously. >> stephanie: five miles north of west -- >> stephanie: that must make gps go crazy. how do you get to south, southwest. >> willie nelson on the gps. >> oh boy. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: they came to pick me up when i was visiting in maui, and i so disappointed it was not the cheech and chong car. with smoke just rolling out. matthew breen editor and chief of "the advocate" magazine which is a fabulous magazine, and i don't mean that in a gay

way. >> we like it both ways. >> stephanie: all right. we'll see you tomorrow on the "stephanie miller show."