[♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: hello, tv world. hour number one. karl frisch right out of the box. jacki schechner happy george bush libary day. >> i'm going to read a book. a short book, but a look. >> lots of pictures and big letters. >> stephanie: like that animated thing of the ex-presidents. >> on "saturday night live." >> oh, yeah. >> stephanie: all of the super heroes.

they'll get together and ignore jimmy carter. always very awkward i don't know why. he always looks like the odd man out, doesn't he? >> yes. >> stephanie: all right. and in the meantime speaking of exciting here she is jacki schechner in the current news center. >> good morning, all five living presidents will together this morning in dallas for the opening of the george w. bush presidential library. it's on the compass of southern methodist university. in advance of today's ceremony diane sawyer asked president bush on his thoughts of the latest terrorist attacks in boston. >> i was deeply concerned that this could have been -- you know another organized -- highly organized attack on the country, and it still may be again i

don't know the facts, but i do know that it's really hard to protect the homeland. i mean the -- those who want to do harm only have to be right one time, and we have to be right 100% of the time. >> after this morning's event president obama will travel to waco texas to attend a memorial for the people killed in the fertilizer plant explosion last week. officials are still trying to determine the exact cause of the fire that sparked the explosion. president clinton is now on twitter. his handle is simply simply @billclinton. he has 280,000 followers, and two tweets. colbert tweeted on clinton's behalf last month, it was a

made-up account. we're back with more show after the break. stay with us. ♪ 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. you know who is coming on 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 what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me.

>>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? ♪ [♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: okay. here we go. it is the "stephanie miller show." well welcome to it. six minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. stephaniemiller.com, check it out, you can email us all there. like pam did and said that please tell us the gun debate is a video on youtube so it will go viral viral. and god is watching.

>> this bill is a clear overreach that will predominantly harass our neighbors and families so i will oppose and vote [ inaudible ] on this bill. >> we're trying to take it to the violent criminal rather than the ordinary citizen. ♪ god is watching us ♪ ♪ from a distance ♪ [ applause ] >> stephanie: that's right. watching you. watching you. see. based on the michael thomasky case. you cannot sneer at the families of newtown because god is watching you, just saying. and david in north carolina has sent this. ♪ god is watching us -- [ screaming goat ] ♪ god is watching us -- [ screaming goat ] ♪ god is watching us from a

distance ♪ [ screaming goat ] >> stephanie: okay. talking to you kelly iote. her approval rating has dropped 15 points after her vote against background checks. hum. people in new hampshire not down with it. they are watching her, along with god. >> iot. >> stephanie: exactly. it's time for you know -- you know who -- ♪ karl ♪ >> stephanie: karl frisch bullfightstrategies.com. ♪ so inviting to me ♪ ♪ frisch ♪ >> stephanie: good morning, karl frisch. >> good morning, how could i possibly compete with the divine sn and a screaming goat. >> stephanie: exactly. i will go through the whole

yentlo song list -- >> that was barbara streisand. [ buzzer ] >> you could have gone with the beaches, the boys. >> you with the wind beneath my sheets. >> i can't believe you just confused bette midler and barbara streisand. >> stephanie: you just sent me a story about bette midler so that's why i was confused. that and the fact i'm doing my show prep drunk. >> yesterday it was also the rhode islanders. now they are going to clean up the differences between the bills. columbia looks like it will be passing marriage equality. another south american country that is escaping me at the

moment, they are doing it. delaware is on the way -- >> ecuador? >> it might have been ecuador. >> stephanie: but john roberts is still befuddled by it. >> right. it's going to be surrounding us eventually. mexico is about two-thirds of the way to legalizing marriage equality. >> stephanie: yeah. >> so, and in their decisions their supreme court basically said like, the americans need to come on board and cited a bunch of our legal precedence. >> stephanie: did you see the iconic picture from the boston marathon the old guy that had fallen, and the three cops and the one on the right is gay. >> yeah. >> stephanie: somebody captioned it that tell me again why his husband can't get benefits -- >> because it makes pat

robertson feel icky. >> stephanie: that's right. you say here is hoping that brian schweitzer is going to make a run for office. >> yeah, it looks like he is going to do it. he has only been out of the governor's office for about a year. he had a 60% approval rating when he left office. and the republican bench has been decimated by their inability to run statewide there. they have nobody. >> stephanie: yeah. i think that's a really good sign in the gun debate. that's unprecedented, isn't it? kelley iote's approval rating has dropped 15 points. >> yes. what we're told over and over again is the reason that people side with the nra is not because of any issue jit's because they fear nra voters.

and nra voters are simply people who only vote on the gun issue. and they are not people who are vote against you because you didn't support gun control. so if these polling numbers continued to change based on people's inaction, i think that will be a good indication that there are people solidly in the camp of being gun safety owners. >> stephanie: you say habeas corpus for the win, hashtag boston bombing suspect will not be tried as enemy combatant. it couldn't be clearer that this is a u.s. citizen that cannot be tried in a military tribunal right? >> right. the whole notion that there are reasons for which you can just

ignore the constitution is rather ridiculous. and just completely brood swaths of the amendment. and lindsey graham is really looking to look as butch and macho as he can? >> stephanie: is that possible for him to look more butch? >> when you have bo derrick as arm candy, you can't look more butch. >> really, he is done that? >> every interesting republican -- every confirmed bachelor republican has floated along the red carpet with bo derrick at one point. >> i love my wife and bo derrick. >> stephanie: exactly.

karl i had not heard this one, but our good friend tony perkins -- >> no mother blood, no! [♪ "psycho" scary music ♪] >> stephanie: no not him. blames boston bombings on sexual liberalism. >> it's like weekend at bernies with jerry fallwell. it's like a race to match the craziness of jerry fallwell after 9/11, blaming it on abortions and gay people. >> stephanie: yeah. >> this is a guy who wants -- once gave money to david duke's campaign committee, so i'm not surprised. >> stephanie: yep. you also write about the boy scouts can you think of another youth organization that wouldn't welcome with open arms

its former participants as adult volunteers. >> this is so bizarre, i have been involved with the ymca for a very long time, and i can't imagine them having these students coming up through their program, watching them grow into fine young adults, and then at the age of 18 saying you are no longer welcome here. >> sure, they instantly become child molesters. >> stephanie: what were they thinking of? >> it's just bizarre, and you know what it is is this notion that -- well if we point out and underscore the fact that scouts are not to be sexual then we can kick them out if they do anything -- if we catch them doing anything at camp we can kick them out of camp for

any reason -- >> especially boy scouts having abortions. >> stephanie: right. >> and what they don't realize is the blurred message they are sending is you can be an eagle scout, but the second you turn 18 you are no longer fit to be a scout, if you are a gay scout. it's absolutely -- it's sad, but it is in a sense progress. i mean the fact that they would let somebody who is 18 be openly gay and be an eagle scout is progress, i just want it to apply to everybody. >> stephanie: it's almost like when blacks could drink out of the name drinking fountain not marry whites but still it's progress. just be happy for the water. i think we would emulate karl frisch on the ymca.

you knew i was going to do it. ♪ young man ♪ >> i know there is a hand motion. >> stephanie: you know you were doing it. >> it works really well on the phone. >> stephanie: exactly. karl frisch delightful tweets as usual. give dexter a kiss for me. >> i will, and if i see anybody that deserves it at the white house correspondents this weekend -- >> oh that's right. >> stephanie: you report back to us next week on the shenanigans. thank you, angel. >> all right. >> stephanie: seventeen minutes after the hour. much more as we continue on the "stephanie miller show." >> holy cow! you just blew my mind. >> stephanie: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪

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yourself up, kill innocent people and you'll go to heaven but it says -- it says if you kill anybody innocent you will go to hell because god does not say in any book i give you the right to be the judge, the jury, and the executioner. it does not say that and just to let you know. personally, the part of the world they come from i kurdish and come from north iraq we ran away from so many years of saddam hussein torture. back in the '90s before the bombing in north iraq there is this small town and when these people bombed us they killed a lot of people, and it was the day before the holy day of [ inaudible ], the celebration. >> stephanie: yeah.

>> caller: they interrogated the guy when they captured him, and afterwards i'm sorry to say, but they killed him. and whoever kills innocent people, i believe they do not have a chance to be interrogated or talked to. i believe they deserve one thing, and that's death. they should do to them what they do to other innocent people, because i'll be honest with you muslim religion does not say anywhere, go kill innocent -- >> stephanie: yeah, the mosque in the boston area said they would not do a service for him. >> right. >> stephanie: right-wing hosts always tend to be so reactionary. why are we giving anybody asylum. as if everyone we have given asylum to this -- >> why can't we be more like iraq. >> stephanie: i love this piece.

peter barnoff -- in a word yes, why it -- [overlapping speakers] >> stephanie: pardon me. right. the long track record of confusing religion and race. and david sirota wrote this piece. and conservatives were appalled when the police -- >> they clutched their pearls. >> stephanie: right. and one of the headlines was sorry, david sirota it looks like the bombers aren't white americans. they are white americans. >> they are literally caucasians from the caucuses. >> stephanie: right. and the dead dun let's just they the dead one so i don't have to pronounce it. >> right. >> stephanie: he was in the process of applying for citizenship. and they hailed from literally where they coined the phrase

caucasian. so they were white americans, it's just that they feel this was some sort of victory. >> yeah, white american muslim is somehow a contradiction in some people's minds. >> stephanie: right. it makes mark levin's head ex explode. [ explosion ] . >> stephanie: mark good morning. >> caller: good morning, i just wanted to say it always amazing me how the right always pulls at the gay people. i came out in 1980 and just happened to be scanning the tv the other day, and i came across pat robinson of all of my favorite people. this man seems to know more about gay people than i do. i don't know where he picks it up or gets it -- >> stephanie: he seems quite obsessed. >> caller: very, very obsessed. like when you see all of these

stories about someone being molested by -- like a [ inaudible ] or even in the church or anything they are always straight people. they are never gay people. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: it just amazes me they have all of that time to pick at us and pick at us. we have the right to marry. they don't think about the taxes we pay. think what the world would be like without gay people. [overlapping speakers] >> stephanie: so much less fabulous. everybody would have horrible shoes and haircuts. oh eke. the vice president yesterday. >> the purpose of terrorism is to instill fear you saw none of it here in boston. >> stephanie: boston is fairly awesome -- >> wicked awesome. >> stephanie: exactly. joe biden again. >> whether they with

[ inaudible ] or two twisted perverted cowardly knockoff jihadis, here in boston why do they do what they do? >> stephanie: yeah, which is what they're trying to figure out. there is a lot of talk about the fbi and russian authorities that alerted us and who told what when, who -- >> it was kgb. >> stephanie: yes. jay carney yesterday. >> i think in a situation like this, we ought to let the investigators do their work, and not jump to conclusions as the president said on friday. >> yeah, mark levin. >> stephanie: talking to you, alex jones. alex jones thinks there is a conspiracy about the conspiracy. we'll get to all of that next on the "stephanie miller show." ♪

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. you know who is coming on 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 what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking?

♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller. >> you know, [ inaudible ]. >> they better we have done this for well over an hour. >> stephanie: it is the "stephanie miller show." happy george bush libary day, everybody. all of the ex-presidents will be there for the opening of the new libary. >> all of them? >> stephanie: well, no only the ones that are still alive. it is interacttive. you get to see if you would make

the same decisions that george bush did. >> welcome to my libary. during the tour keep your hands and feet inside the car at all time. all of the exhibits are very pug nant, especially the one about 9/11 where i hid under a chair and pooped myself. here is a memento, to your right, you see the copy of my pet goat which i head to the kids when all hell broke loose. and here is a picture of karl rove, actually it's a picture of his butt from when he sat on the sooer rocks machine. here are pictures of chads,

actually chad lowe. the lesser lowe. i feel your pain, buddy. and here is the famous bull horn where i stood on the pile of rubble and heroically shouted -- can you hear me now -- [ inaudible ] made-ya flinch. and lastly here are some of my painings -- actually i prefer to work in crayon especially raw umber, and perry winkle. here is one of me in the power. and here is my favorite a picture of my weaner. [ screaming ] >> hey, where are you all going?

okay. suit yourself more for me. enchirtos. [ applause ] >> stephanie: wow. what more could you want >> stephanie: did you see him in the interview yesterday when he said i'm not in touch with those i worked with kind of sad. not for them. >> no. >> stephanie: no encasa. >> stephanie: exactly. so the latest on the boston case, fbi-lead terrorism task force was alerted when tamerlan who later allegedly care rid out the boston marathon bombings traveled to rush -- russia. u.s. intelligence official said

the cia nominated his name on a government watch list known as tide. >> it's an honor to be nominated. >> stephanie: of course. it remains unclear with either could have help stop the plot. because it doesn't seem to be connected to any overseas organization -- they said they didn't plan it that much in advance. these guys that keep calling and comparing this to 9/11 it is just so absurd -- >> yeah. >> stephanie: yeah. blah blah blah some lawmakers began questioning this week whether or not u.s. security agencies properly shared information in the case while the russian government -- [ inaudible ] >> stephanie: as a threat an investigation turned up no evidence that he was contemplating violence in the u.s.

when he left for the trip to russia, the database pinged. the notification expired while he was out of the us. u.s. officials said i can't understand why that would have raised alarm bells, someone going back to their country. there was no derogatory information. that will keep coming out over time, whether they could have seen this -- >> right. >> stephanie: you know. coming. jay carney yesterday. >> i think in a situation like this, we ought to let the investigators do their work. >> stephanie: lindsay -- [ laughter ] >> what about benghazi. oh my stars! >> stephanie: talking to you vapors. john kerry talking about the case. >> we just had a young person who went to russia and chechnya who blew people up in boston so he didn't stay where he went but learned something where he

went, and came back with a willingness to tell people. >> stephanie: that's what is hard to tell because of -- you know misha -- [♪ dramatic music ♪] >> stephanie: my favorite character so far. but he radicalized him here friend of the family just described as bald and fat and with a red beard. >> like a false red -- crimson red. >> okay. >> stephanie: okay. thank for that fact. >> stephanie: if -- >> if you are looking for a red-headed guy you are looking for the wrong person. >> stephanie: oh okay. fine. the senator from maine. >> he put stuff on the youtube videos, and is there some way we should be monitoring those kinds of things? >> yeah. >> stephanie: yes, probably.

it looks like they were radicalized somehow, internet this misha guy, whatever -- but as jay carney just said you have to let the investigation continue. peter king yesterday. >> it is working much better than it was during 9/11 but it is not working as well as it should. >> stephanie: yes, we'll find out. >> he does have a point. >> stephanie: yes, but i don't know how he appointed himself the expert -- >> well, he is on the homeland security -- >> stephanie: i know. >> that makes him a little bit of an expert. >> stephanie: sure. sure. republican of texas. >> when i was briefed by the fbi they told me they had no knowledge of his overseas trip to the chechnian region and then the secretary testifies and says they got pinged a flag went out that did kate he was traveling to russia and the chechnian region.

we talked a lot about connecting the dots after 9/11 and here we are twelve years later, and the fact of the matter is it is still not working. >> stephanie: did you hear representative cotton republican of arkansas. >> and barely four years in office five jihadists have reached their targets under barack obama. in over seven years after 9/11, under george w. bush, how many terrorists reached their targets in the united states? zero? >> what? >> what? >> so 9/11 didn't happen. >> why is the obama administration failing in its mission to stop terrorism before

it reaches it's target in the united states. >> oh, my god! >> stephanie: let's unpack that whole ball of nonsense -- >> that rice ball. >> stephanie: yes. yeah -- i think it was chris matthews that said what 9/11 is a mulligan? i don't get it. literally -- >> except for that one time everything was perfect. >> stephanie: right, exactly. and excuse me but half of those were foiled things. what are you talking about -- >> yeah they were caught by law enforcement. >> stephanie: they were foiled -- okay. >> the time square bomber didn't reach his target. >> stephanie: yes, and the fort hood guy was in our own army -- >> underwear bomber didn't reach the target. what is he talking about? >> stephanie: right. exactly. >> he's just hoping people are completely ignorant and have no

memory. >> stephanie: yeah, it is hilarious with the george bush library opening today. >> all of the worst attacks in our country have happened after bush has left -- >> why does everybody forget about the anthrax attacks. >> stephanie: exactly. out of the boston case i have a -- ♪ let's hear it for the boy ♪ >> stephanie: these stories bring out the worst and the best in people, but the guy who's boat -- the -- what is his name, dzhokher was found under. the man who's boat was destroyed is touched that people are raising funds to buy him a new one, but wants them to save their mom money for the bomb victims. he says i wish they would donate the money to those who lost limbs. i lost a boat.

[ applause ] >> that gave me chills. >> oh that boat was [ inaudible ] anyway. >> stephanie: the mom zooble dot. you cannot write this. goldie hawn is revving up now for a sequel -- i am mother! i am zooble dot. >> the check nia think dot. >> stephanie: right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> it even vibrates like real! >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ (vo) this afternoon, current tv is the place for compelling true stories. >> jack, how old are you? >> nine. >> this is what 27 tons of marijuana looks like.

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>> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ i said no, no no ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ [ inaudible ] ♪ ♪ i said no no no ♪ >> stephanie: forty-nine minutes after the hour. >> maybe you should have. >> stephanie: no, no no. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. oh, dear stephfy from boston with pronunciation help. she says it is pronounced ja-har. ignore the k. >> but the k is right there, i can't ignore it. if you tell me to ignore it, that's the last thing i will do. >> stephanie: have you heard all of this stuff -- she said i have friends with kids currently at

and graduated from cambridge [ inaudible ] high school and they knew the tsarnaev brothers. no one can believe that dzhokher did this but everyone thinks that tam killed the three in walton. he is investigated -- well he is dead, but they think he might have been involved in that triple homicide. >> that's right. >> stephanie: everyone thinks he killed the three because they were selling marijuana to dzhokher. okay. >> it's like if you tell me to ignore the elephant in the room. that's the last thing i'll do.

>> stephanie: she says joe-har, not joe-kar. >> well. >> stephanie: hello, russell. >> caller: good morning, everybody. can i be the official dispatcher of the "stephanie miller show." [ bell chimes ] >> stephanie: sure. all right. go ahead. >> caller: you forgot to put the translate on for representative cotton. the translate button on my car says, black president, black president, black president, black president, black president. >> stephanie: right. right. right. >> caller: and america was saved by a white president. so that's what it said on my radio. >> stephanie: yeah, i hear you. exactly. i was reading this peter byheard piece that they are white americans. see hah hah. and anyway -- but he writes, you know, and we all know this

happened, all of the rich shall profiling after 9/11. one of the problems of not being considered white is you might be mistaken as muslim. a hindu american was pushed on to an oncoming subway train -- >> they are from india and the sikh religion is separate -- noo >> stephanie: right. you said this when this happened, jim, people are not going to be able to grasp that these are white caucasian americans, at least one was in the possess of citizenship. >> uh-huh.

>> stephanie: dan in chicago. you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: hello, kids. this is the official storm chasing trooper of the "stephanie miller show." [ bell chimes ] >> stephanie: uh-huh. >> caller: first of all i want to send out a really huge thank you to the local 25 teamsters in boston for thwarting the west borough baptist protesters. >> stephanie: yep. >> caller: and did you see yesterday in [ inaudible ] county, texas, the sheriff's department there has basically said in so many words that if west borough tried to protest there, that they would be prosecuted. >> stephanie: yeah. it was one -- i forget -- one of the boston bombing victims it was her funeral. sue in rockville.

hi, sue. >> caller: good morning, a quick update. thank you so much for the podcast, because mr. sue had successful surgery and hopefully will come home on saturday and once he can laugh without pain he'll be able to catch up on all of the shows this week. chris, i have tell you saying that peter king may have information because he is on the intelligence committee two words, michele bachmann. >> i know. >> caller: and she is on the finance committee, and she is embroiled in that financial scam. >> how appropriate. >> but i also think of senator dianne feinstein, and she's really smart and knows what she is talking about. >> caller: what is the

fundamental difference? >> she is a democrat. >> caller: exactly and the other one is absolutely a fidiot. >> stephanie: the brother of the suspected boston bombing -- i was thinking about how he gave up his music career -- [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: details of their travel plans emerge from the hospital room emerge from the room of joe-hhhar.

>> it sounds like a fragrance. >> stephanie: he smells like joe-harrrr. no evidence that they planned more attacks. the information we received was something about a party, something to the effect of coming to party in new york i guess to celebrate what they did in boston. people were saying i think the fact that you have videotape in this day and age, i think is what makes it even worse, because it's not that you can see clearly that they did it, but the fact that he looked so unconcerned. almost cocky you know. >> chilling. >> stephanie: yeah. could i have conspiracy music, please. alex jones -- the dead one, he has an easier name -- >> they just call him tam. >> stephanie: that's what zooble

dot calls him. he apparently was an alec jones fan. he said the show is bigger than the main stream media myth. it's a conspiracy, the main stream media has a conspiracy about how big alec jones crazy show is. jones suggested that dzhokher is innocent, and conceded that he may have actually been a listener, the dead one -- and the live one. he could be a listener. it could be true. my show is anti-terrorism and exposes that most of the events we have seen have been pro provactiered. >> alex jones thinks that everything bad that happens at the government -- >> stephanie: i have seen him

speak in person. >> really? >> stephanie: yeah, i'm still wiping off the spit l. right back on the "stephanie miller show."

[♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: hello, current tv hour number two. jacki schechner we have got even gotten to ricin guy. >> oh, yes. he doesn't eat rice. >> stephanie: no. however, literally, now it -- it gets betterer and betterer. >> how so. >> stephanie: the original elvis impersonator who is not guilty he has been in an ongoing fwud

the other guy who is a failed political candidate facing child molestation charges that has a live loop oriented rock band with tons of lasers. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: okay. >> just don't accuse him of being a part of menta. >> stephanie: no those are fighting words in tu palo. >> good morning, crowds starting to gather already this morning for the opening of the george w. bush library. former first lady laura bush says it's more to talk about the

history of our nation through the president's eyes, there is even a dis-point theater which lets viewers vote on how they would have handled issues and then watch a video on how president bush responded. you can decide what you think of this $250 million facility when it opens to the public on may 1st. empty firework shells were jumped in a used clothing bin in a parking lot in watertown. they are trying to figure out if they match those that were brought by the tsarnaev brothers. the suspected's parents are flying here from russia today. after 16 hours of questioning, a

judge and attorney appeared in his hospital room and read him his miranda rights on monday, and since then he has kept quiet. we're back with more show right after the break. ♪ 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: everybody is so excited today. happy george bush libary day. >> i'm not a strong reader. >> stephanie: no. no. >> federal funds go to operate that thing. you are paying for that. >> stephanie: do you hope a prankster has changed the spelling to make it libary. >> dallas, texas is proud to

welcome the george w. bush presidential libary, a pristine repository with things and stuff that has something to do with former george w. bush. let's check in. >> you're learn how president bush made the tough decisions -- >> i'm the decider and i decide what is best. i keep repeating things over and over and over again for the truth to sink in -- >> we devoted a gigantic section of the libary to the war on terror. >> i don't know where he is. i just don't spend that much time on it. >> what can the libary teach me. >> you can learn that -- >> human beings and fish can co coexist. >> relax in our cafeteria where you can --

>> put food on your family. >> don't miss the hall of heros exhibit. >> mommy that man is scary. >> don't worry it is just a replica of dick cheney. [ applause ] >> stephanie: thank you kids. the libary. all right. okay. can i have some comedy music because this just gets betterer and betterer. [♪ fun-facts music ♪] >> stephanie: we needed a comedy lining with the ricin guy. so ricin guy -- you know he has been -- >> cleared. >> stephanie: right. >> so he is not technically ricin guy anymore. >> stephanie: no he is the elvis impersonator, body part

harvesting con spirist -- is there anyone formal from mississippi. daily beast brings the news that somehow the ricin case has taken a stranger turn. charges were dropped, and federal authorities moved on to search the house of disgraced politician along with misha. curtis's lawyer previously suggested that he might have framed curtis because of a feud that developed when they took taiwan doe together. >> i'll kick you in the head

wow! >> stephanie: okay. a failed political candidate currently facing child molestation charges is also a taiwan doe teacher, and -- wait for it -- front of a man called dusty and the robo drum which on facebook is described as a live lute oriented rock with tons of lasers. >> oh, god, that sounds awful. >> stephanie: we're not good, but we have lots of lasers to distract you from how sucky we are. we got lasers. is this the worldest case ever? so we still don't know if that guy did it. who knows. allegedly child molest failed

politician, taiwan doe master with the laser robo band -- >> with the grudge against the original ricin guy. >> stephanie: right. who they are just having a weird off. let us know who wins. >> is that the typical kind of american in tipalow, mississippi? >> stephanie: that's what i'm asking. what is up in mississippi? really? and he does -- i bet ya his birthday party bookings have skyrocketed. he doesn't just do ellis. he does jerry lee louis, prince. he can sing little red corvette at your birthday party if you would like. [overlapping speakers] >> stephanie: john boner's son-in-law --

[ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> holy cow! >> stephanie: what is that all about? john boehner's son-in-law does not look how you think he would? >> not orange? >> no he's darker than -- >> oh, really? >> stephanie: he's -- wow -- a big hat like -- what is that -- is that dread locks -- >> yes. >> stephanie: he has a giant dr. seuss hat on. this is a photograph of house speaker john boehner's soon to be son-in-law a jamaican-born man who does not look like someone you would imagine to be related to the leathery weeping john boehner, also he was busted for reportedly having two grams of weed in his car in 2006 -- actually look at that picture i would be surprised that he was not busted at some point in his life. and gawker ends by saying how

does one get invited to this forthcoming wedding? i would like to know that too. >> i think you would start by calling representative boehner by his real name. >> stephanie: right. i would love to be invited. >> and bring gonja as a wedding gift. >> it's the boner gonja wedding. >> we could come up with some funny weddings for our associate producer. >> stephanie: yes, travis bone. [ inaudible ] >> caller: hey, how is it going? >> stephanie: is there someone named beaver -- beaver/bone wedding. >> stephanie: exactly. pat go ahead. >> caller: yes to joe cotton of arkansas exactly how many democrats took to the floor the

week after 9/11 to blame george w. bush. >> stephanie: nobody. >> caller: zero. >> stephanie: exactly. you have to hear this again to believe it. he was playing compare and contrast, george bush and barack obama -- george bush kept us completely safe -- >> and barely four years in office five jihadists have reached their targets in the united states under barack obama, the boston bomber, the time square bomber the fort hood shooter, and in my own state, the little rock office shooter. in four years after 9/11 under george w. bush how many terrorists reached their target in the united states? zero! we need to ask why is the obama administration failing in its mission to stop terrorism. >> yeah! >> before it reaches its target

in the united states. >> stephanie: why did president obama allow 9/11 to happen? that's the real question this morning. >> he sounded a little nervous. >> you know what if you saw the video of it he was really strident and really believed what he was saying. >> he is sarcastic and ultra right-wing. >> he just seemed like kind of a douche. >> yeah. >> stephanie: mark sanford appears to be totally losing his [ censor bleep ] at this point. he was debating a cardboard cutout of nancy pelosi on a sidewalk. >> he is not running against nancy pelosi. >> he is running against cardboard nancy pelosi -- >> he is running against steven colbert's sister. >> stephanie: yeah. mark sanford -- [overlapping speakers]

>> stephanie: right. aragain tennian trail -- he held a mock debate with a cardboard cutout of nancy pelosi. he said it was a stand-in for his opponent, elizabeth colbert-busch because she is avoiding debates. the two will actually meet monday. he said my opponent is running a stealth campaign -- >> but like you just said they are debating on monday. >> stephanie: it was reminiscent of clint eastwood's empty chair. his ex-wife has accused him of trespassing, and on sunday he ran a 1200-word ad comparing his

campaign to the alamo and giving out his personal cell phone number. colbert-busch has a 9-point lead currently. [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> stephanie: i can't imagine why. you know what his excuse was for breaking into her house? is he didn't feel he should watch the super bowl alone. >> and so he committed breaking and entering in order to have company. >> stephanie: apparently yes. >> a companion if you will? didn't he have a argentinian lover? >> stephanie: i don't know. >> i don't think they watch the super bowl in argentina. >> still you could say honey can you watch the game with me? >> stephanie: right. we'll be right back on the

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actually care. this is purely about political grandstanding. ♪ i said, little red -- >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ -- baby you're much too fast little red -- >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ >> stephanie: wow. i agree with barbara bush. barbara bush on jeb bush we have had enough bushes. [ applause ]

>> stephanie: 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. >> i just can't take my eyes off of that goiter. >> stephanie: stop it! >> you got iter -- goiterist. >> stephanie: somebody already called you a racist for telling me not to pronounce the k in dzhokhar. steph you were talking about intolerance yesterday or the nonsensical compromise the boy scouts came up with i'm lactose intolerant can you help. >> if milk has ever shot out your nose then -- >> stephanie: right.

can you take out your organ for me. [♪ organ music ♪] [♪ organ music ♪] >> stephanie: john palk has now formally apologized. for the better part of ten years i was an advocate for what is known as the x-gay movement by suggesting that gayness could be cured -- >> mom, why did you do this to me? >> and you need to cuddle with men on the couch. >> and shower with your boy. >> stephanie: right. while many things in my life did change as a christian, my sexual orientation did not. today i do not consider myself

x-gay. and it does great harm to many people. ♪ let's hear it for the boy ♪ >> is everybody gay! >> stephanie: in his case yes. >> yes. >> stephanie: okay. all right. oh, wow, looky here -- boy oh boy. just when you thought the mitt romney paul ryan campaign couldn't be a bigger disaster. even gets d&as -- disaster yer. adam paul the 21 year old accused of cyber stocking 15 women by the fbi also happens to

be paul ryan's soul intern. he proud list boasts -- oh he worked on newt gingrich's failed campaign as well. >> thanks but no thanks frankly. >> stephanie: an affidavit states that he sent anonymous voice messages to 15 women stating he had nude photographs of the women, and threatening to distribute the nude photographs to the families and friends unless they send more nude photos of themselves. it's like the gun argument. the only thing that help gun violence is more guns. >> yeah. >> stephanie: during his stint on the gingrich campaign -- [♪ fun-facts music ♪] >> stephanie: he had the job of

dressing up as newt's mascot. >> newt had an elephant. >> stephanie: ellis the elephant. i don't know it was a newt gingrich thing. >> how come we never saw ellis the elephant? >> stephanie: i don't know. it was even forgettable -- >> if you, i, or jim had ever come across ellis the elephant, we wouldn't have let that go. >> stephanie: i remember victor the victory elephant. >> yeah. >> stephanie: oh we're screwed. it's a dollar. you want it. and then there is this guy. iowa activist says more abortion doctors should be shot. dave leach says he was not trying to incite violence -- just saying -- when he said it would be a blessing

to the baby's if someone shot abortion clinic operators. dave leach posted the comments this month on youtube it includes a recorded phone conversation he had with the guy that is in prison for shooting dr. george. >> wow. >> stephanie: he said if someone would shoot the new abortionist like scott shot the doctor it would be a blessing to the babies. he says i'm 67 years old, i don't know anybody about guns. i think i can accomplish more with words. >> of course. >> stephanie: he said that's not exactly call for that to happen. >> no. >> stephanie: any reasonable person -- >> it would be great if they

did, wink, wink nudge, nudge. >> stephanie: no one would equate that with a call for action. yeah, you kind of would gather that. >> yeah. >> stephanie: christine in cleveland. >> caller: can i be your official news ahol lick for the day. [ bell chimes ] >> stephanie: yes, please. >> caller: ellis the elephant when callista gingrich was selling her book the elephant -- the person in the costume that was sit next to her at the book signings was that guy. >> stephanie: oh, and it was a kid's book, right? >> caller: exactly. it's kind of pervy. >> stephanie: did i call it? pervert. all right. right back on the "stephanie

miller show." ♪ 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. you know who is coming on 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 what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking?

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we revealed yesterday she was arrested for shoplifting at lord & taylor. >> yes. >> stephanie: was there any wore on what she shoplifted. >> scarves. >> stephanie: i don't know. >> it's funny because when she was interviewed a couple of days ago, she was wearing a head scarf, and her booking photo after shoplifting at lord & taylor she wasn't. >> stephanie: i wonder if she was also influenced by misha! [♪ dramatic music ♪] >> and belldar. >> stephanie: any of the cone heads really. the father said he would travel from russia to the united states to bury his older son, anzor, and his former wife sat side by side denied their sons planted the bombs. >> it is my son. i am their mother they would don't this.

>> stephanie: banging the table in front of them -- a little bit of a whacky family. he was banging on the table in front of him. he said i am going to the united states to see my son and bury the older one, i don't have any bad intentions. i don't plan to blow up anyone. >> stephanie: make me take a note of that -- >> i don't plan to but if something blow up -- it is coincidence -- >> stephanie: he said i am not angry at anyone i want to know the truth said anzor who took off his sunglasses only when photographers asked him to. >> stephanie: zoobledot said i

wanted to scream to the whole world, what did you do with my son? he was alive, why did you need to kill him. i don't know ask dzhokher, he is the one that ran over him -- >> i'm not sure that is the case. >> stephanie: really? why didn't you send him to guantanamo guantanamo. why! why! she is going all nancy kerrigan on him. what do you mean you don't believe that, he was dragged by the car -- >> i heard one witness say that it was police car that ran him over -- >> stephanie: that is not true. >> every other witness said it was his own car -- >> stephanie: stop listening to alex jones. it is some kind of show. she said there is a lot that is

unexplained, adding she is considering giving up her u.s. citizenship. oh, no please don't. okay. >> stephanie: oh zooblodot. please. the surviving suspect, joe-car, or dzhokher -- this could get sticky. when he was read his rights on month he immediately stopped talking. unclear whether any of this will matter in court, because u.s. officials said that physical evidence was recovered from the scene and he is obviously on videotape, so -- and i got to say -- i don't know what it is called the emergency -- if this was not an immediate threat to public safety i don't know what is. >> that can only be used in

searching houses. it can't be used in gathering evidence before reading a suspect miranda rights. >> stephanie: but obviously at that moment there was still -- they didn't know if there were other bombs or other people involved. it was obviously very tense. i support the obama administration in what they did. >> right. but that admission is not admissible in court now. they can get them through other means like by talking to witnesses and stuff like that. >> stephanie: right. >> but they can't use that admission in court, unfortunately. >> stephanie: i think they realize they have enough other stuff -- >> it will be a little bit tougher. >> stephanie: and it absolutely was a public safety issue when it happened. buddy in columbus. >> caller: i want to compliment your show, because like this morning with the george w. bush libary, chris lavoie has

coordinated his outfit with ruggy. it's a sunny yellow. >> it is. i prefer to think of it as saffron. >> caller: i have a friend's son, and the man has brain cancer, because he was in iraq for three our tours and he was [ inaudible ] these kdr burn pits. where they just take stuff and burn it. and there are thousands of cases like this. and i have a real hard time with this bush library. the man lied to get us into a war. and here are all of these people lining up to kiss his butt and he lied to start a war. >> stephanie: yeah, the headline i'm reading is bush hopes to rehab his legacy. i'm like, oh boy, yeah. exactly. exactly. anyway. chris in vermont. hey, chris, welcome.

>> caller: hi there thank you. i just recently found you guys on my current tv. i love your show and love what you do. i would like to remind these republicans, that on bush's watch we had 35 killed on 9/11, five killed by anthrax attacks after that. 11 killed by the d.c. sniper and two more killed at the los angeles airport attacks. >> stephanie: exactly. >> i am 52 years old, and i have seen the republican party become radicalized, it started with ronald reagan and it is sailing right along with these tea party anymore rods and i think it's time to put the facts out there. >> stephanie: you just did. there you go. [ inaudible ] >> stephanie: oh look at that. et too brute.

i mentioned this earlier -- [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: michael thomasky said he think this was a tipping point on the gun vote last week. he said the same thing i did, how do you vote against what 92% of the american people want -- a new poll has new hampshire senator down a total of 15 points in a survey that followed her vote against background checks. and it underscores the changing politics around gun control. in the new reality voter against gun control also carry a risk as the poll indicates. a full three-quarters, that's almost 75%, jim. >> almost, yeah. >> stephanie: along with 56% of

republicans, another poll taken in january and february found that nearly nine in ten supported background checks. the past time she was surveyed she had a 38 -- she has now tumbled under water. ♪ nah nah nah nah nah ♪ >> stephanie: new hampshire is a good indication of what has happened. she is just the chick they get to go along. he and his lover -- i mean john mccain. >> stephanie: michelle in washington. >> caller: hey, how are you doing, steph? >> stephanie: good go ahead. >> caller: i just had a point i wanted to make about how republicans are also doing terrible things to all of us

and they don't seem to care and i just heard that with the sequestration with the faa and all of the problems with people getting out on their flights, i just heard yesterday that they want to change that one because it is affecting them personally. >> stephanie: yeah it's ridiculous. harry reid yesterday. >> the sequester could cause the country and human kind a cure for aids parkinson's disease or cancer. >> stephanie: yeah. and that's the thing, there is so much other news that they just think they can hide in plain sight on this thing. forty-five minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> that is great radio. >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪

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♪ ♪ one night in bangkok in the jungle, can't be to careful with your company i can feel the devil walking next to -- >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ i get my kicks above the waistline sunshine. >> stephanie: not that that's what i want. i just really don't have a choice. >> not lately. >> stephanie: as far as i know i'm going to be back on cnn tomorrow. >> on erin burnett. >> hey now. >> stephanie: yes. i got bumped every day last week, don't -- i don't understand that. but -- the guy i'm on with all the time, whom i love dean obediallah, joining us now. are we back on tomorrow dean? >> i think so. i'm not sure, because obviously

things are changing. we were booked all week last week, and every day they were like they are doing the boston marathon bombing coverage, and that is continuing today, but i think by next week it will be back to normal. >> stephanie: i think so and it's really all about us at the end of the day. >> how dare they -- this is why think hate the terrorists even more. >> stephanie: exactly. dean you wrote this great piece called i'm muslim and i hate terrorism. >> it's sample message, but frankly, i just -- i just did a documentary i'm codirecting, and we went to the south with these muslim comedians and did all of these free shows in georgia, mississippi and out west, and the number one issue raised over and over again was we don't hear you denounce terrorism enough.

so when this attack came and we don't know if they were truly inspired by islam, or what but this was a time i really wanted to make it clear that i'm muslim, i'm proud to be muslim proud to be an american and i despite terrorists more probably than non-muslims do because we suffer backlash. and these people are killing people in our name, tarnishing the faith and then i have to answer to the sins of these animals. >> stephanie: right. it's that thing that people say all the time people of everths anity when something bad happens go oh please don't let it be my race. >> right. >> stephanie: you sayislam is a

religion that is intended to bring you closer to god like christians. >> i think the islamic terrorism is much moresensational. sure there are attacks by christians against abortion clinics or abortion doctors, but it's not this kind of unbelievable attack on humanity in a bigger mass scale, and i think that's the problem, plus people are inundated from images from muslims in other countries, killing each other, and they get the sense all of these guys are all the same at some point what i'm trying to push back at is i'll an american muslim and religion is influenced by the culture in which you are raised. other muslims have acknowledged that. american islam is different

religiously and the way it is practiced. we're like other minority faiths. we're just trying to make it here. >> stephanie: right. people have misused every religion to justify violence. you write here the unique problem for muslims is our faith is being increasingly defined by a morally corrupt group of terrorists. these are not muslims they are murders. and their true motivation is not religious but political. explain that. >> to me -- well let me just say at the outset there is a connection between islam and their terrorism, but i don't mean one of the five pillars of islam or going through scripture and saying this is why we're doing it. one it's a political act clearly. the russians said we have nothing to do with boston we're

fighting a war are russia. they would say we're at war with all of you people. they are saying no our goal is to stop the occupation of our area specifically they said that by the russians. it's very political war. >> stephanie: exactly. you are saying that islam is simply used by terrorists as a recruitment tool and dzhokher is reported to have said it was about the wars in iraq and afghanistan, he said this happens all the time these kind of explosions in iraq and afghanistan. and that goes to your point that it is political. >> yes and it's more tribal based or clan based. they see muslims getting killed in afghanistan and iraq and yemen, and pakistan, and they are saying you are killing my

people, so i'm going to respond to you. they are not going to the karon it is much more you kill members of my tribe, i'm going to kill members of yours. so it's more political and even beyond that just human and -- and that's the fight we have to make it clear that especially if you live in merck if you are a muslim we change things through balance not bullets. >> stephanie: right. why don't muslims denounce terrorism, and you say american muslims have unequivocally denounced terror attacks not just once but over and over again, and you say what attracts more attention a muslim denouncing terrorism or footage of an explosion. >> exactly. you know the media. that's what gets -- ratings gets

people put on air. an explosion will get ratings, we know this. a muslim guy going this is despicable. you will be on for three or four minutes. the rest of the news cycle is explosion, death, carnage, all connected to islam. and the challenge for us is to make it clear to our fellow americans that we despise these terrorists, i hear from christians all the time i say what about the christian terrorists? and they say they are not christians because they kill people. and i say it's the same thing. i'm not going to make the argument they make. item not going to say it is about christianity i don't think it is. people have a twisted perverted you of their faith. >> stephanie: right. you say why don't muslims stop

blowing stuff up? and you said i have never blown up anything. except a toy tank when i was a kid. >> that's right. i was on the radio the other day and this guy goes you guys have to stop blowing up stuff. and i go i don't blow up anything -- >> stephanie: when you say you guys you mean comedians? >> right. >> stephanie: that's not the way we bomb. >> we're trying to pay our bills and live in this country, and somehow we're supposed to go around and attack these people who are radicals. if i met a radical muslim i would call the authorities in a second. >> stephanie: we'll put a link to you dean. we're out of time.

see you tomorrow. >> thank you. >> stephanie: dean obediallah. right back on the "stephanie miller show."

[♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: hello current tv hour number three. hello jacki schechner. >> good morning. >> stephanie: i don't know if we're going to step on your news, but this was interesting talking to dean about misperceptions of muslims and all of that -- >> the body pulled from the providence river has been confirmed as a missing university student who was rumored to be a possible suspect in the boston marathon bombings.

>> when you go so far as to put names and pictures of people in the news who are innocent, you run the risk of causing real problems. >> stephanie: yeah, that is really, really sad. all right. the only woman to get the health care decision right. and always on it jacki schechner. >> good morning, everybodying. ceremonies are starting to get underway in dallas at the george w. bush memorial dedication. we have ceremonies underway here. president obama, and president bush expected to speak shortly at the opening. all former living presidents will be in attendance. no museum is complete without priceless works of art. and diane sawyer about two of his paintings. >> it may reflect my precocious nature. me painting myself in a bathtub

or shower. i love to paint. paining has changed my life in an unbelievably positive way. >> president bush said water by the way, difficult to paint. the gang of eight say they think their bill can and should get majority support. at a breakfast for the christian science monitor this morning, senator schumer emphasized they need more than just 60 votes because the house will need incentive to take up the legislation. both men are open to making changes to the amendment should they be necessary in wake of the bombings in boston. senator mccained a mating that immigration reform won't necessarily earn republicans more hispanic votes, but will put his party back on the plaining field where they can compete. we're going to continue to keep

an eye on what is going on at smu in dallas, and we'll bring you sound from both of the presidents after we have got it. back after the break. ♪ 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. 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." welcome to it. six minutes after the hour 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. dean obediallah, he was awesome. we have linked to his piece, i'm muslim and i hate terrorists on our website -- excuse me facebook page. and i will be back on cnn with dean obediallah tomorrow. we were bumped for breaking news -- >> there was a little bit of breaking news. >> stephanie: interesting. this piece he wrote, he cited

some stats here too -- first of all he said if anything we hate terrorists more because obviously -- you know -- and this is really a tragedy this body that was just recovered -- it was the brown university student that had been speculated to be possibly involved and he obviously was not -- so draw your own conclusions -- dean writes although this may not change some people's perceptions statistically muslims have not been involved in most of the terrorist plots in the united states. only 12% were muslim. what is the thing that right-wingers always say every terrorist isn't muslim but most terrorists are, and that's statistically not true. and this case is making people's brains -- you know twist because they are white americans. they are. and that's what they don't seem to get.

jim you had a stat -- we were talking -- tom cotton -- >> yes. of arkansas. >> stephanie: how george bush kept us safe and president obama has not. >> since 9/11 there have been 50 plots that have been circumvented. so that is wrong. >> stephanie: wrong. okay. and john mcglocklin would say. >> wrong! >> stephanie: thank you. steph, i just spent over two hours at the dmv here in california after i moved from seattle. i had to pay all kinds of fees as the person was working on her computer to process her driver's license, she mentioned she could see all of my old driver license

pictures, all of this but we can't have registration of gun -- >> tyranny! >> stephanie: right. i don't understand not demanding every gun in america will registered and recorded. it makes no sense [ applause ] >> stephanie: thank you, joe. and someone asked because i played the god is watching you bit -- because i'm saying god is watching you if you voted against sensible gun safety legislation, and someone -- who it is -- oh david in north carolina has sent this along. ♪ god is watching us -- [ screaming goat ] ♪ god is watching us -- [ screaming goat ] ♪ god is watching us from a distance ♪ [ screaming goat ] >> stephanie: that's right. just say, you could call your congressman's office and say -- or senator's office

and -- >> i have a screaming goat and i'm not afraid to use it. >> stephanie: republican official -- these guys -- [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: do you want to guess what kind of ist this is? just sexist in this case. steve kush executive -- of >> bernleeo -- >> stephanie: republican party in new mexico took to twitter to abuse a 19-year-old working volunteer, nice hat, but damn you are a bitch! [ applause ] >> she is not to be taken seriously because she is wearing a hat. >> stephanie: right. >> neither could marcus

bachmann. >> stephanie: oh anthony weiner he says he can't say if other pictures exist. [ wah wah ] >> stephanie: he admits there might be other embarrassing photos of him out there that have yet to rise to the top. he did not deny that there was a possibility that there could be other photos -- >> it wasn't a firm denial? >> stephanie: no it was a little soft. if reporters want to fine more i can't say that there may not be more, but the basics of the story are not going to change. >> so he is getting the shaft in other words. >> stephanie: yes, jim thank you. >> just the tip of the iceberg. >> stephanie: just the tip. >> he wants to get ahead of the story. >> stephanie: well, and who wouldn't. david brooks wrote about ted

cruz -- [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> 206 communists in the state department! >> stephanie: i love this description he said if you mention the name ted cruz to other senator you get titanic oceans of eye rolling. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: because you are a freshman you don't go in and take over hearings you hang around and learn how it is done. so i think he has made a lot of enemies, it doesn't help that he has a face that looks a little like joe mccarthy. i just find him a little off-putting. >> have you no decency at long last? >> stephanie: yeah exactly. he's a hot dog. >> a hot dog? >> stephanie: he's a jerk -- >> i thought you meant like a frankfurt frankfurter. >> stephanie: no. no. >> or a weaner. >> a weaner. >> stephanie: president obama did you see who the today show

hired. the f-bomb s-bomb guy, a.j. clemente. today show alongside the first sitdown interview with former interviews a.j. clemente. president obama talked about life in the white house. >> we said to the girls if you guys ever decide we -- you are going to get a tattoo then mommy and me are going to get the same tattoo in the same place, and then we'll go on youtube -- >> dad, you are embarrassing me! >> stephanie: who said he isn't a problem solver.

woodial len was in a madison square elevator backed with celebrities and it got stuck. allen was heard wondering aloud. what if it's stuck? what do we do? >> i don't do well in small spaces. geez what is it's stuck. i have a very delicate system. if i heave up my chow fun, it won't be chow fun for anybody. we'll probably both be hungry again for an hour. on the plus side my cousin owns a dry cleaning business by the way -- whatever you do don't eat and thong's garden kitchen

palace. the food is terrible and the portions are so small. [ applause ] >> stephanie: thank you. >> it would be like a screaming goat. >> stephanie: exactly. barbara streisand has won the charlie chaplain award at the lincoln center. she said people have been calling me bossy and opinionated ever since i can remember. maybe it's because i am. three cheers for bossy women. the crowd roared. it includes what is up doc? >> i love that movie. >> stephanie: right. and then there was yentle one of my personal favorites. that's the whispery part. ♪ >> did you like this movie?

>> stephanie: i did. >> did you? >> stephanie: i loved it. i'm going to use this song to torture [ inaudible ] i don't know i'll figure it out. mitch mcconnell can you hear me? streisand said it was difficult to get funding for the film? really barbara streisand as a small jewish boy? why is that not saleable? >> i don't think it went over well in mississippi. >> stephanie: remember melanie griffith played -- she pretended she was undercover -- >> an orthodox jew? >> whatever! >> stephanie: she recalled she had to be in a scene where she was in love with a man, but she was not attracted to the actor so she placed a piece of

chocolate cake nearby so she could stair at it during the scene. >> didn't you have to pretend you liked boys -- >> stephanie: no, i had to wear a dominatrix outfit -- >> some people would say that was a romantic encounter. by the way when is your movie coming out that you just filmed? >> stephanie: which one? oh, i don't know. >> all right. >> stephanie: seventeen minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> announcer: for a good time call now, 1-800-steph-1-2. ♪

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in the bombings. she tweeted woe, epic closed captioning fail. gawker rights if we have lost our ability to laugh at her misfortune, then the terrorists have won. >> she is a dork-able. >> stephanie: marky mark might reunite with the bunch to raise money for the victims. they told tmz back in march that a reunion show would be amazing. but the funky bunch might have some free time on their hands. >> right. >> perhaps they are not quite as funky as they were.

>> they were funky fresh for the '90s, but not anymore. >> stephanie: wait a minute, we have "american idol" stuff going on out here. >> oh god. >> jennifer lopez has been approached to return to "american idol" to replace mariah carry. >> she isn't very good on that show. >> stephanie: really? >> i haven't watched it in years. >> stephanie: i boycott it after paula. because paula is such a hot mess. maybe paula abdul and the scat cat can open for markey mark and the funk bunch. >> mc scat cat. >> stephanie: oh right. lindsay lohan perhaps snorting coke -- >> hum. >> stephanie: [ inaudible ]

claim he saw lindsay lohan snorting coke off of her wrist in a bathroom in 2009 -- >> in 2009. >> stephanie: yeah, he just wrote a book the sex, lies and dirty. recalled how he walked into the bathroom and saw lohan going straight for the toilet pulling her dress up and sitting, no underwear, and one of her breasts hanging out of her dress, she said what is your story after doing an uneven line of coke off of her wrist -- >> uneven? >> stephanie: well that's the problem right there. i said nothing. partying. >> nothing. just sitting here on the can snorting coke with a boob hanging out. >> you haven't been to a club in

a while -- >> is that normal now, unisex toilets? >> yeah. >> with no doors? >> no there are doors. when i first started working with you in '97 you took me out to billboard live or something on the sunset strip. >> stephanie: i don't remember that for a moment. >> yes. and i'm like i just want to go home and go to bed because i just worked 12 hours. we went dancing to some '70s disco cover band -- >> stephanie: you are making up this entire story. >> no, serious. >> stephanie: was i shooting at your feet or were you dancing of your own free will. >> i had nothing better to do seriously. i had just moved here and didn't know anybody. >> stephanie: that was the last time you socialized with me.

paranoid martha stewart rips out roses so the thorns can't nick her grandchildren. she blogged now that i have grandchildren running around -- >> especially if roses get near your eye. >> stephanie: exactly. it's hard to say what would happen if roses were allowed to flourish. why are the children and the roses unable to coexist peacefully as they have done for thousands of years. are the rich unable to tell their kids hey, don't walk into that -- >> don't dive into it with your face. >> stephanie: don't touch that you little dope. >> this is why you don't have kids. >> stephanie: yeah, exactly. who rips up acres of roses

rather than telling your kids don't do that. >> because if you tell kids don't do that, then they want to do it more than anything. >> martha stewart is giraffe rich. if she wanted a giraffe she could get a giraffe. but if she can afford to tell someone to rip out all of those roses then -- >> she can afford a giraffe. >> exactly. >> stephanie: a girl fight on our hands. gwyneth paltrow said that botox made her look crazy like joan rivers. david bender is next on the "stephanie miller show." ♪

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. you know who is coming on 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 what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking?

♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller. >> buddy if it takes the edge off, i am good to go. >> and you are done. >> wait, what? >> you don't drink wine for the right reasons. >> she doesn't. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: what is a bad reason exactly? 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. this hour brought to you by therabreath mouthwash and toothpaste. available at target wal-mart, walgreens and other fine stores. let's check in with your pal, david bender -- ♪ return to bender ♪

>> this means a lot doesn't it bender? ♪ return to bender ♪ >> stephanie: good morning, sir. >> good morning. i think there's postage due on return to bender isn't there? >> stephanie: yes. kelly iote's approval rating dropped 15 points. >> how about that? when you do something that 50% of your state doesn't approve of -- 50% of people in new hampshire say they areless likely to vote for her. >> yep, she can't get that from here. >> stephanie: exactly well said. >> she is not up until 2016 so people like her are hoping that voters have short memories and that has proven to be true in the past, i don't think this will be the case -- >> voters have what now?

>> short memories. thank you, you suckered me into that. >> stephanie: david benner not to make my househusband you, jealous, but michael thomasky who i want to kiss is marry wrote a piece about this that he thinks this will be a tipping point. what do you think? >> i agree with that. i'm jealous of michael thomasky and if he comes near me i will scratch his eyes out. i will say the things like the follow-up that gabby giffords and her committee are doing, they are running radio ad in new hampshire reminding people of what kelly did. and doing the same thing in kentucky remaining people of what mitch mcconnell did on killing this legislation. that is important. it doesn't happen in a vacuum. we have got to hold these

people's feet to a fire that keeps burning, and if that happens, yes, i think it is a tipping point. what happens is every time something -- an issue like this -- whether it be immigration or gun legislation, any of the sort of hot button issues, they have a flash point and then people say, oh well that was a month ago. let's move on. this is different. and the president has part of making it different, and so has gabby giffords and her group. there is no national organization of responsible gun owners -- let's call it responsible gun owners of america, to absolutely puncture the myth that the nra has 4 million people on their side. it doesn't. if that springs up this thing will change overnight. >> stephanie: and i have read

pieces of course on the other side saying the problem with progressives we don't really vote on this issue, and as they say, they have zealots on the other side. do you think that's true this time? >> i don't. you can't find 90% of americans to agree on what day it is -- i don't know what day is it? >> stephanie: it's monday. >> no. no, i'm sorry it's wednesday. the 90% figure, 90, 91% who favored background checks is such an overwhelming number steph that when you reach that point, if you say -- and i -- it is true that the -- the very loud, very angry emails and phone calls that come from nra members seem to camouflage that fact. this time it's just too big of

change -- too many people on this side of the issue but we have got to keep making ours heard. call your member of congress today and tell them your are mad as hell. >> stephanie: tell them god is watching them. >> god is watching them all the time. >> stephanie: right. lei torture them with every bette midler song possible. >> the wings between the -- ♪ you are the wind beneath my sheets ♪ >> stephanie: did you happen to hear tom cotton say this -- >> barely four years in office and five jihadist have reached their targets in the united states under barack obama, the boston marathon bomber underwear bomber time square bomber fort hood shooter, and the little rock office shooter.

under george w. bush how many terrorists miss -- reached their targets in the united states? zero! >> stephanie: as our friend chris matthews said yesterday. what was 9/11 a mulligan? it's true, right? >> it is -- it's unbelievable. and the problem is -- is -- more and more of these folks are -- are so far off the deep end that you want to laugh because it seems silly. it really is. and it is ridiculous. it's absurd. you talk about all of the things that the obama administration has been able to stop and as you point out, they foiled so many things, but it doesn't matter. this is all politics. it's the same thing as the republican report on benghazi that blames hillary clinton.

this is politics. this is not policy. democrats are interested in governing and fixing problems. republicans are interested in making sure that democrats are blamed for everything. [ overlapping speakers ] >> and [ inaudible ]. yeah. the only good news with people like this is that they are so destroying the republican party from within that eventually it will collapse of its own stupidity. >> stephanie: i wanted to talk to you about kentucky, because we talked about this with hot brie yesterday, our friend melissa fitzgerald. this ashley judd -- this is a story about again botching the politics of stuff whatever it is. whether it's a gun issue, whatever it is. the headline was ashley judd smear helps mitch mcconnell as kentucky dems botch reply.

when he was caught on tape lampooning ashley judd's courageous public admission of her past struggle with depression, you would expect democrats to respond swiftly. wrong. instead they piled on to the gop media-fuelled bandwagon. what happened there in your opinion? because mitch mcconnell by all accounts was vulnerable. >> he is still vulnerable. i'm not sure where it stands now. there is another candidate who is close to the clintons who may well run and may be a stronger candidate than ashley judd. it wasn't ever clear that she wanted to make the race but they were terrified of her, so they started piling on. >> stephanie: the point of the piece, david the current election season should be springtime for democrats in

kentucky, but sadly mcconnell has been aided by his inept opposition. >> trying to defend democratic party at the state or any level when it does some of -- exactly what that piece describes, the circular firing squad, you can't do it. we always snatch defeat out of the jaws of victory in situations like that. not always but frequently do. this is part of what being a democrat is. it's messy. we're not organized. i belong to no organized political party. i'm a democrat. >> stephanie: yeah. >> that remains true a hundred years later. all i can tell you is that mitch mcconnell remains vulnerable. he is -- if i were mitch mcconnell, i would be very very squared --

>> stephanie: politically a turtle without its shell is your point? >> yes. he looks like mr. mcgoo don't you think? >> stephanie: i hope -- because it's interesting the way they end the piece, they say a moment that should have been rage-based activists demanding a strong candidate to emerge to take down mcdonal instead provided the message jump in at your peril, we won't have your back. so thus no serious candidate to challenge him. >> i'm still not convinced of that. there is some time. the news that broke yesterday that max baucus in montana is retiring -- >> stephanie: good riddance. >> i agree with that and even more the possibility -- and i want -- in the same way i want to encourage people to be angry as hell and call their congress people about guns, they should

send emails to brian schweitzer. he can hold and win that seat and he is a progressive democrat in a very red state. and he is a great guy. let's get him in that race and hold that seat and improve it like elizabeth warren. >> stephanie: absolutely. all right. david bender george bush libary day. >> thank you so much i'm going to go read my [ inaudible ]pet goat right now. but please tell michael tomasky to get out of my house. >> stephanie: exactly. love you sweetness. leif you david bender. forty-five minutes after the hour. back with the remaining moments of the "stephanie miller show." >> announcer: red, white and steph. it's the "stephanie miller show."

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>> stephanie: speaking of sexy liberal -- ♪ let's hear it for the boys ♪ >> stephanie: steven king proud owner of one of our progressive radio accusations in maine -- >> yes, the owner of the pulse, am 620 in bangor maine has made a contribution. [ applause ] >> stephanie: happy george bush libary day. >> dallas texas is proud to announce the george w. bush libary. let's so what our friendly and somewhat useful tour guides have to say, and check in with some of the dim-witts -- folks that

are visiting the libary. >> find out the reason for his success. we devoted a gigantic section of the libary to the war on terror george bush's crowning achievement. >> i don't know where he is. i just don't spend that much time on it. >> i'm in interested in science. >> you can learn that. >> human beings and fish can coexist peacefully. >> there's so much to do at the gwb libary. >> don't miss the hall of here rose exhibit. >> mommy that man is scary. >> don't worry, sweety, it is just a replica of dick cheney. >> closed on thanksgiving day, christmas day, and new year's day, open extra extra late on

romanof. >> stephanie: have you seen the pictures of zooblodot and anzor he was very corey feldman. has hid sunglasses on the whole time -- >> or corey hart. he wears his sunglasses at night. >> one of the corey's. >> stephanie: right. joe-har, or joe-car -- >> it is probably the letter in the [ inaudible ] alpha bet which looks like an x. >> stephanie: thank you jim. i have no idea how you knew that, but that was impressive. his father insisted he is nothing. investigators found pieces of remote controlled equipment

among the debris and were analyzing them. one official described the trigger as close controlled. and sometimes can be used for toys. >> yeah, like for radio controlled cars. >> stephanie: the evidence should be key to the case. and one of the bombers told the carjacker during the get away, did you hear about the boston explosion? i did that. he stopped talking obviously after being read the miranda warning. officials uncovered a 9 millimeter handgun believe to be used by tamerlan when he killed the one police officer. they plan to fly to the u.s. on tuesday -- what it is going to be weekend at tamerlan's -- >> weekend at tam's. >> stephanie: exactly. the boston herald reported

wednesday -- this is all they were talking -- >> are they going to take tam water skiing? [ banging noise ] >> stephanie: tamerlan i am mother! [ laughter ] >> he is not a strong swimmer. >> stephanie: he is just being lazy. okay. the boston herald reports, tamerlan, his wife and daughter received welfare benefits up until last year when he became ineligible based on family income. he received welfare benefits as children through their parents while the family lived in massachusetts. neither was receiving benefits at the time of the bombing. another milestone yesterday, the area around the marathon finish

line was reopen to the public with fresh cement. boston strong. [ applause ] >> stephanie: go boston. [ banging ] >> stephanie: i am mother! i teach you better water skiing than that! i am zublodot. it's a love letter from susan. hey, steph if my mom is any indication, i think we have hit a tipping point, cue patriotic music. [ ♪ patriotic music ♪ ] >> stephanie: she was so disgusted with both of her senator voting against background checks the decided to become a democrat and she is

going to write to both of them and tell them she is going to be a democrat. i just want to remind those -- everything that goes wrong in america he blames me like i was the only one that voted for reagan. >> well, you voted forry -- for reagan. >> stephanie: they did an amazing job and caught those responsible in a matter of days rather than month or years. i'm so proud of how our state handled this crisis. wicked awesome. thank you susan and your awesome mom. [ applause ] >> stephanie: all right. wow. we were saying we're all big cheese fans. we and it a great deal of cheese this weekend, we had a hot brie and jacki schechner went to a grilled cheese contest or

something. >> and why wasn't i invited? >> stephanie: i don't know. but to find yourself in a bathroom with a tiger -- >> poor lindsay lohan. >> stephanie: a woman visiting the circus in salina kansas had a brief encounter with an escape tyinger in the bathroom. she said you don't expect to go in the bathroom and have the door shut behind you and see a tiger walking toward you. but that will clear you out. [ applause ] >> stephanie: that's the life of pi. oh, wow, yikes! [ farting sounds ] >> there was no pie in that movie. >> stephanie: no. >> i was disappointed. that's it for us i would like to thank chris lavoie jim ward tee bone, see you tomorrow on the "stephanie miller show." ♪

>> i'm jacki schechner it's noon eastern, and here is what is current. all fy former presidents were together today in dallas texas for the dedication of the george w. bush library and museum. the $250 million facility on the campus of southern methodist university. some high pro file guests attended including tony blair several governors were on hand and were several senator. laura bush welcomed friends and family, and former staff. there you see condy rice coming in. and then the presidents all spoke including