[♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: what? i have something on my lip. sorry, i was eating. >> i thought it was a secret. >> stephanie: the news broke yesterday about these three kids that were arrested. and they made it seem like they

were involved but they are like three dufess that hid the backpack. >> and just when you thought that the names couldn't get for difficult. >> stephanie: owe, yeah, i saw that during cocktail hour and thought oh right. here she jacki schechner. >> good morning, everybody. at 10:15 eastern time or thereabouts, the president is going to nominate ken pritzker. forbes estimates her network at

$1.85 billion. foeman is a former citigroup executive. he often represents the administration at international summits. and coordinates international economic policy. the obama administration has decided to repeal the ruling that the conception plan b be readily available to everyone. the fda has 30 days to comply and instead decided to remove the pills from behind the counter, and make them available to teen girls, but only if they show indication. reproductive rights advocates say they are disappointed in the president. these three men may have something to do with the attack

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this show is about analyzing criticizing, and holding policy to the fire. are you encouraged by what you heard the president say the other night? is this personal or is it political? a lot of my work happens by doing the things that i am given to doing anyway. staying in tough with everything that is going on politically and putting my own nuance on it. 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 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. [♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: oh, these balls are awful. look at how i overcooked these. these turkey balls are like golf balls. that is awful. i'm a horrible cook. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. stephaniemiller.com the website check it out, executive producer chris lavoie and voice deity jim ward, and me stephanie miller. >> and i do not have overcooked balls. >> stephanie: thank you. this is like the news cycle that was designed to make tom brokaw

retire -- >> [ inaudible ] >> he was the head of yugoslavia -- >> stephanie: and then it was followed by the teacher, mary kay -- [ mumbling ] >> stephanie: this story is designed to make me retire. not only did i just master zubeidat and dzhokher. then these three dufeses -- don't you love that story when they texted dzhokher and they said oh my god, you look like the guy on the news and he texted back lol. >> and you can have anything in my room. >> stephanie: and a month earlier at dinner he said hey, i made a bomb. and they thought he was joking

or something. so they panicked and decided to hide his stuff. so that's what that was all about. and most importantly their flames -- >> oh no. >> azamat tazhayakov and dias kadyrbayev. >> couldn't they be named joe? >> stephanie: something, one of them is from cambridge and i can't even say that one, phillipeos. >> stephanie: so we'll get to that. in the meantime right out of the box here we go -- ♪ karl ♪ >> stephanie: karl frisch bullfightstrategies.com. ♪ frisch ♪ >> stephanie: good morning, karl frisch. >> good morning, stephanie. >> stephanie: well that was very dour. >> well, i -- the last week has been like hearing your diction

classes out in the public -- [ laughter ] [ mumbling ] >> or are you still tired from the white house correspondence dinner? >> oh, are my puppies pooped. >> stephanie: how was the nerd prom? >> it was good. i missed sarah palin. >> she called you an ass clown. >> yeah she had that this quote that said we we are working our asses off. and i remember thinking the joblessness and economy were much worse in 2011 than they are in 2013, so she the ass clowneyest. >> stephanie: as were todd and

bristol. >> bristol was there just after she had her face surgery. nobody recognized her. >> stephanie: wow. i hadn't heard that, you catty little thing you. karl you tweeted about justice scalia, and fox news sitting in a tree and there he was. >> he was sitting with bill o'reilly -- it was a date made in heaven. the waiters that attended o'reilly didn't understand him. >> stephanie: and was there any mother [ censor bleep ] ice tae ordered at all? >> i believe there was a round of mf-ing ice tea, which scalia said was an entitlement. there is a report that shows in

the last 30 years the chamber of commerce has gone from losing on average 56% of its cases to winning 67% of its cases before the supreme court. sorry no doubt in my head what they were chatting about. >> it's not the -- >> mf-er i want more ice tea. >> stephanie: and you said hear the one about the elvis impersonator? >> i would say -- i'm really worried that all we're going to get out of this is one of those reenactment crime shows, where they hire the impersonator to reenact the elvis impersonator to be like it was my arch nemesis the marshall arts

instructor down the road. >> stephanie: we said it was the adult bully in carrot -- er can keratekid. >> yeah. they do have the section up there, it's like arts and crafts, cars souvenirs, collectibles terrorists and kits, so maybe ebay was partially to blame. >> stephanie: yeah and the next door neighborhood, said yeah that guy did it. serial killers and the like always live next to the stupidest people in the universe. >> and they also go by their full names including the middle.

>> stephanie: yes. chris in [ inaudible ] said you are right, they always follow the same template real quiet like, nobody talked to anybody except those ones that he cut up and hid. didn't see it coming. >> speaking of not seeing it coming, have you heard the one about ted cruz running for president. >> stephanie: yeah. >> i thought to myself please do. please. john mccain has called you a crazy person. if john mccain has called you a crazy person you are certifiable. >> stephanie: yeah, in washington they say you just get a sea of titanic eye rolling when you mention ted cruz's name. >> did you know he was born in

canada? >> stephanie: yes. yes. we will need to see the birth certificate -- >> you could start a traveling road show with orly about it. >> stephanie: that's a great idea. >> forset sexy liberal, it will be stephanie and orly. >> stephanie: yes, i'm sure she will be just as consistent about demanding the birth certificate from the white guy. >> oh, absolutely. >> stephanie: i was on cnn again yesterday, because you know one thing i hate, karl frisch s that is the liberal nay sayers. dana millbank wrote a column -- as jim always says why won't the president lead? why don't the president get out of the way? >> uh-huh. david millbank i had no idea

was still working. but [ inaudible ] is not nearly as funny as she thinks she is. >> stephanie: i was just saying you know, the point i have made on the show before the joke the president made you were there for the white house correspondence dinner. michael douglas was there and he said michael what is your secret, could it be that you live in a liberal -- liberal fantasy [ inaudible ] world where he writes all of the lines? >> yeah, let's be clear. the president said it during his press conference the other day. you guys keep asking me why i can't get the republicans to behave. it's their job to ask that question. he didn't force these guys to act like grown-ups. we know mitch mcconnell said not to cooperate on anything. and speaker boehner can't do anything, because if he does

then his own caucus will boot him out of the speakership. >> stephanie: yeah look at pat toomey admitted -- he said he couldn't get republicans to vote for background checks because they didn't want to, quote unquote, be seen as helping the president. >> right. and if mcconnell had told the caucus, do whatever you want on this, and if the nra hadn't have scored the vote toomey said the bill would have probably gotten 70 votes. >> stephanie: right. and how morally repugnant is that? they didn't want to stop seeing children be slaughter, but they -- >> oh stephanie. >> stephanie: he said it didn't pass because we're so politicized. are some on my side who didn't want to help the president get something done.

i mean really? >> absolutely. look at how they treat people who compromise in the slightest? how many senator have lost renomination to their senate seats in the republican party because they did anything with the president. look at dick lugar, bennett in utah -- >> stephanie: right. a was my whole point yesterday on tv, karl is -- literally if we can't get something done that 90% of the american people want done, and the fact that toomey whether he slipped or not and told the truth that tells you everything you need to know. this congress is provably obstructionist, and it's not fair to put it on the president. >> absolutely not. you can blame the president when two things happen. when democrats win the house back and get rid of the filibuster in the senate, the way it is used currently, and when those two things happen and

the president isn't able to get anything done, then you can blame the president. until then this is a guy who offered up social security on the chopping block to get the republicans to come to the table. i was ticked off to all get out when he did that, and very upset, but he did it to get republicans to the table, and they still won't come to the table. >> stephanie: thank you, and if i hear one more person start a sentence with lincoln johnson -- he does not have anywhere near the liberal major advertise -- >> not only did lyndon johnson have huge working major advertise but they weren't filibustering with 60 votes back then, and congress were more collegial. you are talking about a senate

that had southerns voting for civil rights reform knowing they wouldn't be reelected. these senates knew in their heart of hearts that 90% of their constituents supported x, y, andz and they didn't do it. >> stephanie: this article says it all republicans continue to obstruct the american public on everything. 88% for background checks 57% favor an balanced approach to deficit reduction -- on and on and on. >> yeah, i don't see why the president should have to compromise the american public's values. and certain media elites who just love to play contrarian go the other way. you can't be serious when you talk about the economy unless

you are willing to cut medicare and social security. you can't be serious about the economy unless you are willing to make drastic cuts. this is because they are in the pocket of these wealthy people that advertise in their programs and go to their fancy cocktail parties with and, you know, and until there are more people like you out there talk about what the truth really is that's not going to change. >> stephanie: i'll just be -- you and i will be here on the fringe together. >> i'm standing on a street corner right now. i have a sign. >> stephanie: karl frisch love you honey. see you next week. >> have a good one. >> stephanie: twenty-four minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> announcer: there's a tea party in her pants and you are

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boyfriend. a little too much information this morning. >> wow! i just love the way you rationalize that. >> stephanie: catholic girl started much too late. >> no meat on fridays. >> stephanie: it might have been friday. i used that one too. richard in illinois good morning. >> caller: i just called in to say when the president said we are going to fundamentally transform america, that's pretty much a guy you can't work with because if you give in anywhere what -- transform america into what? the only model we're looking at is australia or europe. >> stephanie: you are stuck on one thing the president said in one speech at some point -- >> caller: that was one thing -- >> stephanie: what do you think he meant by that >> caller: let's just take flood insurance. now you have to buy flood

insurance from the government? >> stephanie: what are you talking about? >> caller: listen, we're going to have health insurance that will be run by the government -- >> it's not going to be run by the government! you are going to have a choice of many different companies! idiot! >> caller: that's something that alarms us when you say if they compromise on this the president is -- it's not going to be the republicans who agree to this, it's going to be the president won this victory. >> stephanie: health care is not going to be run by the government. so is that one of the transformations of america that you are talking about. >> caller: we'll see about that. >> stephanie: well i'm completely right, and you are completely wrong on that but we'll still see. but i'll still be completely right and you will still be completely wrong. >> caller: well, good. because incrementally, fundamentally, change happens by

the camel nose under the tent. and that seems to be the progressive way to do things. it's a start. the background checks it's a start. [overlapping speakers] >> caller: i'm just saying -- don't go crazy on me -- >> you are going crazy on us, dude. >> stephanie: the background check bill specifically prohibits a national registry in there. it is specifically in the bill. have you read the bill? >> caller: in illinois here -- >> stephanie: it is specifically mentioned in the bill that they cannot create a national registry. >> caller: i'll read the bill and give you guys a call back next week. >> you should have done that first. >> stephanie: if i were elected president i would fundamentally transform america. and we would but a socialist

paradise. and i would get all of the guns. get em. >> caller: i'm glad you are honest. [ overlapping speakers ] >> when has the government confiscated your car -- >> caller: australia. >> your car is registered -- >> stephanie: and you could kill with it -- >> caller: let's just focus -- >> no, you brought it up dude. when has the government confiscated your car? >> caller: okay. what about -- >> don't change the subject. has the government confiscated your car? >> if you don't pay your fees every single year, the fees so up and up and up -- >> stephanie: i hate to cut you in the first round richard, but you practice and come back. we'll see how it goes next time. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: oh, boy. twenty-nine minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie

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♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller. >> i tend to be very impulsive when i'm angry. i'm the reason you can't bring water bottles into dodger games. >> stephanie: it is the "stephanie miller show." welcome it to. thirty-four minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. debbie in tacoma you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: hello, momma, i was calling about that person that just called about the insurance -- >> stephanie: flood insurance. and why is that debbie? >> caller: well, i guess it's

because they don't want to lose money, and that's why insurance companies have been trying to pull out of florida, tornado ally, for decades but they can't. and everybody if you look at your policy you'll see it is excluded. >> stephanie: right. that's what chris just googled. >> yeah. apparently that caller didn't know that fema is privatizeing flood insurance. >> caller: exactly. love you guys. >> so there. [ overlapping speakers ] >> helicopters coming to take my flood insurance. >> stephanie: and we kind of already crushed him. and then we puts our heel in

there. rick [ inaudible ] -- >> caller: why are you -- the entire world, so obsessed about guns? >> well, because they keep killing people -- >> caller: no, no no. >> stephanie: you mean 92% of americans is that what you mean? that believe we should have reasonable background checks? >> caller: well there are background checks, except there are exemptions -- >> stephanie: how come 92% of americans are for the background check bill that just failed. >> caller: because the bill was misrepresented. >> stephanie: you are right. it was misrepresented by the nra who flat out lied about it. >> caller: number 2 -- what does -- >> stephanie: do you have that special kind of phone where you can only talk and not hear the other person.

>> caller: no, no i heard ya. >> he chose me to ignore -- >> stephanie: that's okay. i can get enough of that from jim, right jim? >> what? >> stephanie: okay. >> why are people so upset about guns? well, when kids get shot in the phrase in school that's a problem -- >> yeah. that's a problem. >> stephanie: couple of stories right here. >> oh, boy. >> stephanie: let's see, woman accidentally killed husband during drunk gun lesson in pennsylvania. man was killed saturday when after a night of drinking he demonstrated for his wife how to operate a semi automatic pistol. they were spent the evening drinking, when she asked for a gun lesson. so there's that story.

in kentucky, authorities in kentucky say a 2-year-old girl has been accidental shot and killed by a .22 caliber rifle he had received as a gift. gift to a fivee old. [ sighs ] >> well, it is southern kentucky. >> stephanie: oh, boy. did you see the townhall with kelly ayotte. that was -- wow. >> yeah. >> stephanie: a woman stood up and confronted her. ayotte defended her vote against background checks. she said i'm just wondering why the burden of my mother being gunned down in the halls of her elementary school isn'ting important. ayotte said she was sorry for what she had been through. and ultimately when we look at

what at sandy hook, we should have a fuller discussion to make sure thatting didn't happen again. she said she hoped to find common ground but she didn't think the bill would have changed newtown. he said mental health seems to be an overriding issue on that list. yeah, a background check is designed to keep mental health people -- >> exactly. >> stephanie: that's what a background check does. >> get the background check passed, and then we can work on funding mental health. >> stephanie: oh god. >> in fact kelly ayotte you can introduce that bill. >> stephanie: how about that. since you are so interested in the outreach. pat toomey republican of pennsylvania who put forth this bill he said his party opposed

expanding background checks because they did not want to be seen as helping the president. it is more important to not help the president than to help kids not get shot in the face in their first grade class. he -- in subsequent comments he tried to walk that remark partway back, by noting republicans across the nation not just those in the senate. i see. that's incorrect. if you look at polls 92% of all americans want this. so it's the republicans specifically in congress. last week, toomey placed more of the blame on the president himself saying i would suggest the administration brought this problem on themselves. i think he ran his reelection campaign in a divisive way. really? the kind of way where you win,

you clearly set apart how your policies are different from your opponents. he divided americans, he was using ring sentiment of some americans towards others to generate support of himself. mitt romney was the one who stepped in his own do do with his 47%. really? that's not dividing americans. eye va. joe manchin -- as "the daily beast" writes supporters aim to line up a second shot for it with a new result. usually when you lose you lose and you lick your wounds but all of this polling and all of these senators that are in trouble, i think she is right. this isn't gun control, this gun sense. i'm a gun owner, i come from a gun culture, if i couldn't bring

validity to this issue, who will. he said we're going to pass this thing, don't give up. there is reason to make manchin seriously, she mentions the 90% polls, and conversely vulnerable democrats in red states louisiana, and north carolina are experiencing no ill effects, they voted for it. those on the fence that went the wrong direction are paying a price. they seem beholden to a special interest. and we talked about that manchin said the bill would have gotten the votes if the nra hadn't scored it. oh, you get a bad grade from wayne lapierre. >> oooooooooh. >> the bad scary man. >> stephanie: right. right.

and she also mentioned in the piece these new groups mayors against illegal guns americans for us is containable gun solutions, and sandy hook promise, which is the lobbying arm of the newtown parents. they are all startups gaining members and money. their very existence says that the old politics might not work anymore on guns. all of these groups are just getting started. he said i bet this will get to the president's desk in this term of congress. he said there is more to go on this fight. i like our chances. so i say yay. i say yay to all of that. [ applause ] >> stephanie: we'll see. kristin in madson. >> caller: i'm the girl who had the official orgasm of the

"stephanie miller show." >> stephanie: oh, yeah jim remembers that. >> caller: i bet he does. about that guy, screw him! screw him. blah australia, blah! oh, [ inaudible ]! >> stephanie: are you having an orgasm right now? >> i think i am. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: i think you are giving jim an orgasm. >> good. good. find some tissues, because it's on jim and my, you know late night conspiracy talk show. it's everywhere. if i have to register my car, and if i don't pay my payments they take my car away. if you have a child and you don't take care of your child

they take your child away. i bet they took adam lanza's guns away after he dies. they take things away from bad people. >> stephanie: that's a great -- >> caller: blah! >> you are hysterical. [ applause ] >> stephanie: you are spectacular. >> caller: i can't -- i can't handle it. this is why i'm [overlapping speakers] >> caller: because i just want to -- in fantasy land shoot people, because i'm tired of all of this, so that's why in fantasy land, i'm shooting people. >> stephanie: that's a good point. they can take your kid away. >> caller: they take a house away. they take all of these other things. oh, if we privatize gun registration and then private

people take your guns away maybe that's okay. and this whole fundamentally changing [ inaudible ] how many years is fundamentally changing america, it's mitt romney it's any conservative, george bush fundamentally changed america. it's a word. it's not an eight-year long conspiracy. it's a friggin' word. it's not like the obama 2012 thing, and you can say this meant that his father when he was five years old, accidentally touched him in a really bad place. noo -- >> stephanie: kristin, i want to thank you. you have given us all a political orgasm. >> oh, god! oh, god you are good! oh, my god! >> stephanie: thank you, kristin. >> caller: thank you. >> stephanie: don't forget to call us. [ applause ] >> she was awesome. i want her to call every day --

>> stephanie: ahhhhh! [ mumbling ] [ laughter ] >> stephanie: jim and i have made that analogy before. the car, oooooooooh, big government regulation -- oh, they are going to take our cars. >> i have a right to run through red lights. it's in the constitution. >> stephanie: forty-six minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> announcer: call the political party line now, 1-800-steph-1-2. 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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going to see -- >> announcer: stephanie miller. >> stephanie: it is the "stephanie miller show." 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. my head froens broke -- head phones are broken. it will be fine. let's go to scott in milwaukee. hi, scott. >> caller: hello. >> stephanie: yes, hi. >> caller: yeah, the guy that was on before he was categorically correct about australia confiscating guns. they actually didn't confiscate weapons at all. >> stephanie: uh-huh. it was a buyback. >> caller: they had a gun buyback, and -- they had several of them -- >> stephanie: gee, and he had so many of his other facts correct. >> caller: and they don't disallow semi automatic weapons over there but you have to have a special reason to have them.

>> stephanie: right. and they were reacting to a gun tragedy over there. >> caller: and several politicians did lose their careers over this too, so . . . >> stephanie: yep. yep. all right. thank you. >> including john howard. >> stephanie: right, there you go. matt in switzerland you are on the "stephanie miller show" -- look at us we're the international house of radio this morning. >> caller: hello. hi, i wanted to call -- i wanted to talk about this guy that said obama said he wanted to fundamentally change our society. and therefore, they are going to become like europe. i already became like europe. >> stephanie: right. but you have better hot coco.

>> caller: i hear this so much from americans when i listen to the media, and they don't have any idea how diverse europe is. our economy is doing just great. same with most of northern europe, germany, et cetera granted spain, disaster. italy, greece, yes. >> portugal. >> stephanie: yeah -- >> caller: but the thing they should keep in mind is that part of the reason that those countries have not been able to recover from the global crash, that we might call the bush crash, fundamental reason they haven't been able to recover is a, europe doesn't have a central strong bank. meaning countries can't devalue their own currency. so the spanish euro is basically

pegged to a strong german euro. so that causes a big problem, and then the second part of it is that they immediately and consistently ever since have gone for austerity, and austerity doesn't work. >> stephanie: you can always visit mitt romney's money in switzerland, right? [ laughter ] >> caller: yeah, i don't know where he keeps his money. but unfortunately i stay away from those people. like when michele bachmann was going to be swiss, remember that -- my mother let me know and i'm like let me at her. >> stephanie: yeah, i would turn this country into france better wine, better cheese. get your guns. get em.

joe you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: hi, stephanie you are a huge fan. and jim i want to hear you do more sean connery, and chris -- you guys are brilliant -- [overlapping speakers] >> through the brambels. [ laughter ] >> caller: i want to be the if i recall historian, i'm a history professor, and i have been listening to your show for years and years and years because as a history professor, i never work right? >> stephanie: right. >> caller: liberals see the past with pretty good clarity, and conservatives have no clue about the past, but seem to know the

future. they seem to know what will happen. they know the camel's nose is in the tent. our guns will be confiscated, everything. they have no clue what happened in the past, and they know everything that is going to happen in the future. that's the fundamental difference between the two. and the other thing i want to mention this abortion doctor this murder, let's call it what it is, the fox news people are treating this trial as if this is a referendum of all abortions, and get the massacre at sandy hook is not a referendum on guns. >> fox news is patting themselves on the back that they are covering it. >> caller: the guy is a murder. >> stephanie: right. they make it sound like liberals

are defending him. >> exactly. he's an alleged murder. let's wait until he's convicted. >> there's that. >> caller: you guys are great. >> stephanie: as the official historian thank you -- [overlapping speakers] >> caller: one more thing, my wife and i took our son to the sexy liberal show at the beacon. he is 13. >> stephanie: okay. you are on the cusp of bad parents. >> caller: oh, we're tellable. >> stephanie: i forgot why sean connery wears a kilt. >> he is just that manly. >> [ inaudible ] my sfiez you you -- my size if you know what i mean. >> stephanie: fifty-eight minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie

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[♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: hello, current tv land. hour number 2. jacki schechner you know i'm a giver, so [ inaudible ] september me a future husband from your home state of florida, so i'm going to give him to you. a 34-year-old st. peter'sberg man called 911 about 80 times because he wanted kool-aid burgers and weed delivered to him. >> oh okay.

>> stephanie: it is yet another edition of weird stuff from florida. >> i can make kool-aid. >> stephanie: you are a little domestic goddess look at you. >> stephanie: but only one flavor. >> here she is she comes in every flavor. huh? [ scooby-doo's "huh?" ] >> stephanie: i didn't mean it like that. >> good morning, if all goes as planned rhode island will legal size same-sex marriage today. lawmakers are set to give the okay to a bill that would make them the final new england state to sign the bill. they have to vote this afternoon and then the law will go into effect august 1st. four inspectors general and the house homeland security committee say they plan to take

a closer look of how intelligence handled the boston bombing. the four inspectors general, house homeland security chairman says that the house hearing, scheduled for may 9th, which is a week from today will hone in on what happened what we may have missed and how we can improve. and it is still too soon and she is still not running, but hillary clinton would take 65% of the democratic vote if the 2016 nomination were held today. no one else even comes close. vice president biden runs second, and new york governor andrew cuomo comes in third. the same poll asked americans about immigration reform. it's something the president will speak about today when he travels to mexico city.

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an unnecessary war just proves he doesn't care about terrorism. as an american i expect instant gratification and nothing is more satisfying that a good war. ♪ war ♪ >> war-gasm. >> oh, god! yes! yes! yes! >> stephanie: it really makes lindsey graham clutch the pearl necklace. doesn't it? >> that was totally lindsey graham doing that orgasm there. >> i love things about blowing things up. >> stephanie: speaking of wars, i don't believe we have been apprised of the ice cream truck war -- where is this? this is getting ugly. mr. dingle ling versus mr. snow

cone war. the mr. dingle ling truck had not been rolling through the streets for more than a week before joshua made his message clear, there ain't enough fudge sickles in this city for the both of us. the snow cone joe franchise had threatened the trucks before but police said he went too far this month. you don't have a chance he is yelled to the 53-year-old. according to court documents he said this is my town! he and his girlfriend were shadowing the driver on private streets, and trying to prior his customers away free ice cream

they would shout! that is not going to end well. [ applause ] >> stephanie: it is going to end with him getting shot on a boat. you know what i'm saying that it is really not going to go well. and jim you were transfixed with this earlier. gawker brings us a story, monster fish lives on hand eats fear, and [ censor bleep ] nightmares. >> poops nightmares. >> stephanie: there is a fish that can survive out of water for days has teeth and can grow to three feet long. it is a slimmy slippy horror that is the waiting for you in central park. it's a snake head fish though you may know it as oh, my god! >> gawker had a picture, and it is terrifying. >> stephanie: i saw it. >> it took a nap in central park

one time. i'm not going to do that again. >> stephanie: not can monster fish on the loose. signs have gone up around the park telling fishermen not to throw it back if they catch un. [ screaming ] >> stephanie: they advise you to ice this mother [ censor bleep ]. if you do catch one, do not release it. kill it immediately, and take a photo if possible. kill it immediately. just pull out your unregistered handgun out of your wind breaker, and let free the bullets. there's no way to be absolutely sure they don't eat bad kids who don't mind their parents. [ screaming ] [ applause ]

>> stephanie: thank you for the warning. rolland sexy liberal tour director has been through enough in new york. i must alert him of the latest. [ screaming ] >> stephanie: i bet that was a regular fish that someone got that low tstuff on. >> it swam in a vat of androgel and that's what hand. >> stephanie: exactly. >> if i were roland i would be going along the west side highway for a while. >> stephanie: right. kyle hello. >> caller: hi, stephanie. how are you? >> stephanie: good go ahead. the 11 year old who shot his little sister -- >> stephanie: five year old and killed his two year old sister with a gun that was a gift to him. >> caller: unless there's some

mort of minority report background check how would that have been prevented? >> stephanie: better parents. >> caller: but they would have passed a background check -- >> stephanie: i don't know. in that specific case. >> a background check wouldn't solve all of the problems or that wouldn't happen. >> there should be a background check on the parents before they spawn. >> stephanie: yeah, you should have to register to be a parent. have some kind of training. >> yeah. >> stephanie: just because something else goes off doesn't mean you should automatically be able to have a kid. susan in michigan. >> caller: hey, stephanie. big old lesbian in michigan. >> stephanie: well hello. >> caller: listen, this whole gun thing, i got to tell ya i believe that it has risen to the

level of an addiction. and i say that because i'm a former drug counselor, and a recovering drug addict. the criteria in the dsm, is having recurrent physical or psychological problem that is likely to be exacerbated by the substance. after newtown we say what more do we need? but apparently there are some idiots who are out there who say we need more before they are ready to give up their addiction. >> stephanie: yeah exactly. very good point. this story is specifically designed to make me retire much like tom brokaw -- [ mumbling ] >> yugoslavia.

>> stephanie: the olympics -- >> the lithuanian bobsled team -- >> stephanie: and then mary kay's -- [ mumbling ] >> stephanie: and then he said i quit. and believe in that same period lalla falana died. >> i thought she -- >> stephanie: i threw that last one in. and i apologize to the falana family. just when i mastered zubeidat and dzhokher -- dzhokher -- two kazakhstanian men -- >> their names are? >> stephanie: these were the dufuses that hid dzhokher's

backpack -- >> what are their names? >> azamat tazhayakov and dias kadyrbayev -- >> i don't think that's how you pronounce it, stephanie. >> it's -- really. okay. how would you pronounce kadyrbayev? [ mumbling ] >> stephanie: see, oh good. you two make me do it. >> you are the anchor. >> stephanie: the anchor. [ laughter ] >> your name is on the show. >> stephanie: yeah, right. two men from kazakhstan and a man from cambridge arrested and charged in the boston bombing investigation. the news try to make it look like a bigger plot. they were just two dufeses that said we need to get rid of his backpack. they worked to dispose a laptop

and a back -- >> back bab -- >> stephanie: robel phillipos was also charged. the trio told investigators, that kadyrbayev removed tsarnaev's backpack which contained gun powder from his dorm room on april 18th. shortly after the fbi released photos of the suspects the two guys admitted that they -- they agreed to throw away the backpack after concluding from news reports that dzhokher must be one of the bombers. one of the them decided to remove the backpack from his room to help his friend avoid trouble. >> did they take the back back to the park park --

>> with a crock-pot. you couldn't make a crock-pot blow up. >> well if you put dynamite in there. >> stephanie: i can make a crock-pot blow up, because i'm a crappy cook. they through the backpack in a dumpster, it was later recovered in a landfill. phillipos changed his story saying at first he never went to tsarnaev's dorm room. but then later said they decided to take the backpack. i love this part. one of them told investigators he decided to make that dzhokher's laptop as well because they didn't want his roommate to think they were behaving suspiciously. >> i'll take my lap lap bap

bap -- >> stephanie: these are really incredible. when they first saw the images on tv of dzhokher -- they texted him -- >> dude, you are on the tv! >> stephanie: dude -- just over here in your dorm room eating some food. >> worrying about cuba. >> or about kazakhston. >> stephanie: dzhokher texted back lol. isn't that cute? then his messages took on a more ominous tone. a month earlier during a meal dzhokher felt the need to tell his russian speaking chums that he made a bomb. >> his chums? >> stephanie: they told authorities they thought it was

a joke. as you do. i made a bomb! hey, what did you do yesterday? really? more details on all of this fascinating stuff. >> wow. >> stephanie: worst use of lol ever? probably. >> probably. >> stephanie: nineteen minutes after the hour. more on the latest from boston when we return on the "stephanie miller show." >> coming back from this commercial, i will be talk even louder! >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ vo: the war room tonight at 6 eastern alright, in 15 minutes we're this show is about analyzing criticizing, and holding policy to the fire. are you encouraged by what you heard the president say the other night? is this personal or is it political? a lot of my work happens by doing the things that i am given to doing anyway. staying in tough with everything that is going on politically and putting my own nuance on it. 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

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>> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ >> stephanie: get it. it is the "stephanie miller show." welcome to it. twenty-three minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. all right. talk about the latest out of boston. the president's carney yesterday. >> investigations need to follow all paths, and i know that the president expects that that's what the fbi which is the lead agency in this investigation is making sure is what is happening in this investigation. >> stephanie: i found this press conference so combative. it's almost like fill in what lindsey graham thinks here. ed henry of fox news when he asked whether certain people are not cooperating with investigations in benghazi -- obama said he didn't know that anyone has been blocked from testifying because one republican lawyer said it -- i mean -- anyway and on the boston bombing obama said the fbi had earlier investigated tamerlan tsarnaev, it's not as if the fbi did nothing.

he said he would leave no stone unturned. but, you know, as even peter king said the russians didn't share everything with us. the fbi did their job based on what they were told. the president added one of the dangers we now face are self radicalized individuals who based on their twisted ideas may decide to carry out an attack. and some of the media tried to make it seem like this was a largest terrorist plot. these were three college doofuses that tried to help him by throwing his backpack out later, and of course their names are -- >> travis is running in the pronunciation right now. >> can we look at it? >> no, we don't have it yet. >> all right. >> stephanie: they basically saw on the tv -- it looks like -- dzhokher. >> dude, you are on tv. >> lol was the rely.

>> stephanie: yeah. lol. okay. oh, thanks that will help -- thanks a lot, travis oh yeah that doesn't help at all you can take that back -- just kidding. [ mocking pronunciation ] >> okay. the capital letters mean you put emphasis on that silable. >> stephanie: and you lead me wrong in the first place because you always said it was joe-car, and it's not it's joe-har. >> you try. everybody try. >> azamat tazhayakov. >> there that's a zh --

>> stephanie: that guy got a call from that other guy. -- >> stephanie: and the clearly anxious other one told that one that they released photos of the alleged boston bomber. one of them looks very familiar. yes, and then when they got home they turned on the tv to see dzhokher his friend and classmate. the call set in series a motion of events that turned them into key figures. >> that pronunciation did not help you, did it? >> stephanie: not at all. >> when they put a zh together -- >> they did. >> it's not in the pronunciation guide -- >> it's wrong. is what i'm saying. >> stephanie: you know what they say in russian grammar school

when the first -- ♪ when two vowels go walking ♪ >> there's not a single vowel in the entire word. >> stephanie: purchase one vowel. [ mocking pronunciation ] >> stephanie: okay. so they all agreed to meet at their friend's dorm -- they wanted to see for themselves from the tv -- dzhokher's roommate let them in saying they just missed him and let them inside. they saw the black backpack. he -- one of the guys kadyrbayev said he knew his friend was indeed involved in the bombings. he told investigators he began thinking of ways to get rid of the evidence. [ wah wah ] >> stephanie: oh dear. that's not -- not the brightest

bulbs. >> stephanie: the roommate is the roommate of the boston bombing, but he didn't want him to think he was acting weird by grabbing just the backpack so he decided to take the laptop as well. as the situation's gravity began to sink in one of them said they all started to freak out. the two men started to speaking to each other in russian, the cambridge guy drifted off to sleep, and when he awoke he said the backpack was gone. >> natasha should we deeech backpack? >> stephanie: oh wait there's more. twenty-nine minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." ♪

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♪ >> man this is so awesome, i can't believe i'm having breakfast with -- >> announcer: stephanie miller. >> stephanie: ah. it is the "stephanie miller show." thirty-four minutes after the hour 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. more on the latest out of boston, in the meantime a lot of people talking about plan b the morning-after pill. women's groups not happy. i think the president is wrong on this. right. [♪ dramatic music ♪] >> you are a nay sayer. >> i actually don't think the

president is right. >> stephanie: oh, my god, you obama apologist, you would defend the president if he -- fill in the blank here. some hypothetical awful thing. the obama administration's decision to appeal a court order set off a storm of criticism from reproductive rights groups who denounced it as a step backwards for women's health. eric ferrero joining us now. good morning eric. >> good morning. >> stephanie: let's talk about this. i -- obviously we talked about this a little bit yesterday on the show. some groups are quoted as saying we are profoundly disappointed this takes away timely access to emergency contraception. the fda continued id requirements. what are your thoughts and planned parenthood's thoughts, eric? >> sure. it has been a busy week.

we -- we think that the decision to take emergency contraception out from behind the pharmacy counter and make it available to those 15 and older is a really important step forward. that's going to expand access to birth control for people of all ages because right now when it's behind the pharmacy counter like that, women of all ages face barriers and hurdles to getting it. so that decision will move it out. make it more available. that's a big deal. that's important. at the same time we are disappointed by that appeal and we think that access should be further expanded because there's really no reason to have that age restriction. the science is pretty clear that you don't need that scientifically. >> stephanie: that's exactly it you can't say it enough this is not an abortion pill. we went through the stuff

yesterday. if someone is already pregnant. this has no effect correct? >> that's right. >> stephanie: and this is emergency contraception and it is timely and sensitive and that's why it is important, right? that it will be readily available. >> that's right. within five days of unprotected sex, you can take emergency contraception and avoid getting pregnant in the first place. so what we're really talking about here is one form of birth control that can really help curb unintended pregnancy and it matters a lot that it is going to be made more available. we think it should be made even more available and they should not be appealing this. >> stephanie: eric obviously there's all kinds of contraception, condoms whatever that are available not behind the counter -- no one is encouraging 11 year old girls to have sex. this is not encouraging

anything, is it? >> no, and there's plenty of scientific research showing that if emergency contraception is available to people of all ages it does nothing to increase their sexual activity and it does nothing to increase high-risk behavior. what it does is help them avoid unintended pregnancy and not get pregnant in the first place which you would think a lot of folks can support. you know, if you are against abortion, why wouldn't you do everything you possibly could do to prevent abortion. >> stephanie: yes, thank you. this should not be obstructed by politicians, and it is a step backwards for women's health. nobody is encouraging young girls to have sex, but that's exactly -- it goes right to the point. particularly if you are pro life

you should be for this right? >> exactly. >> stephanie: obama's approach to the issue has been heavily influenced with his experience of being the father of two school-aged daughters. he was basically backing up his health and human services secretary who questioned if there is enough data available to show that the morning after pill is safe enough for young girls, but as you say the science and physicians state. >> yeah, the science is really quite clear on this. but the concern that some folks have as parents are valid and important concerns. we face these in the parental notification context too around abortion, right? >> stephanie: right. >> we have to let folks know that, yes, as parents we want our kids to be able to talk to us about this stuff, and we hope they always can, but if for whatever reason they can't. the most important thing we want

for them is that they can get good health care and prevent unintended pregnancy and that's what making emergency contraception more available will help do. >> stephanie: yeah, absolutely. ironically you were saying that studies have shown this does not increase sexual activity. you know what does? abstinence pledges. >> that's right. >> stephanie: it is actually noting only -- stop sexual activity, it has increased. that's what is bad about getting so moralistic around these soert of issues right? >> yeah, i think that's right. and, you know, we have to listen to the science on stuff like this, and decades of real world experience and also strong science is what really shows that emergency contraception is just one more kind of birth control that is safe and

effective for people to use at all ages and so our -- you know, we hope either -- you know, through the course of this litigation or eventually under a final court order that access will be expanded much, much further, but it's -- it is nevertheless it is exciting to think about the fact that within a couple of months emergency contraception is not going to be locked up behind the pharmacy counter anymore. because we hear from women of all ages who say i try to go to cvs and the pharmacy closes at 10:00. i can't get it. >> stephanie: right. and what about the 15-year-old that is raped by her father? she has got to his his permission? you know what i'm saying. are all sorts of aspects to this. not to mention to a lot of kids don't have id. >> i think that's right. if you are talking about young

people that's certainly the case. i didn't have a state-issued id when i was 15 years old. but also if you look at -- a woman in her 20s or 30s, who's an immigrant -- and there's all kinds of situations in which people might not have valid photo id and that should not prevent them from being able to get birth control. >> stephanie: absolutely. eric thanks for checking in with us. >> thank you. >> stephanie: all right. lots more going on in the boston case. one of the roommate's attorneys. >> he has cooperated fully with the authorities and looks forward to the truth coming out in this case. >> okay. >> stephanie: okay. yeah, well one of them -- the two guys disposed of the backpack and the laptop. the other guy just lied -- not just, but you know what i'm

saying. >> yeah. >> mying client, azamat tazhayakov feels horrible and was shocked to hear that someone that he knew at the university of massachusetts dartmouth was involved with the boston marathon bombing. he has cooperated fully with the authorities. >> he was horrified and shook! [ inaudible ]. >> stephanie: here is the good thing about that. you can edit that out with him saying the name properly. and we'll just use that from now on. that will be my pocket pronounce ator. how is that? >> okay. >> stephanie: hi, go ahead. >> caller: i am a die hard conservative. i'm to the right of pat buchanan politically. >> stephanie: eke!

okay. >> caller: i stopped listening to rush limbaugh six or seven years ago, because i thought he lacked objectivity, i.e., whatever george bush did, he simply said was fine. i travel a lot and listen to a lot of stations yours as well. and i saw you on cnn last night. i thought the questions that were being asked were legitimate -- >> stephanie: did you just listen to the segment i just did? i just criticized the president for what he is doing on this plan b morn-after pill. i think that is wrong. >> caller: i wasn't listening -- i apologize -- >> stephanie: there you go -- >> caller: i was waiting for you to say my name. >> stephanie: you see what happens when you miss a moment of my show, you miss all of that fairness and objectivity that

you have been craving. >> caller: what about the economy? >> stephanie: i don't think the economy is obama's fault. >> he has done a great job of improving the economy. >> except for the sequester which buzz not obama's fault at all. >> stephanie: was it better when george bush was losing 700,000 jobs a year? better worse? all right. never mind. forty-five minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> announcer: don't you wish your girlfriend was a freak like her? it's the "stephanie miller show." 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

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>> we got the message on whether -- >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ is dancing, she'll be dancing on the floor ♪ >> i hit myself with my pocket protector. >> stephanie: why are you hitting yourself. >> you just smacked yourself in the face with your head phones. >> stephanie: proving again why i should not have a gun. >> and those things hurt. i have done it myself. >> stephanie: fifty minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. can i get workman's comp -- oh no. >> you are the boss. >> stephanie: right. all i get is the info. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: so we were talking about the latest out of boston one of the roommate's

attorneys -- >> as we said from the very beginning he assisted the fbi in this investigation. he is just as shocked and horrified by the violence as the rest of the community was. >> stephanie: the other one is a lying sack of crap to the authorities. but they take that seriously. >> dias kadyrbayev absolutely denies the charges. he assisted the fbi in this investigation -- >> stephanie: let's go back to where he says the name again -- >> dias kadyrbayev. >> dias kadyrbayev. >> stephanie: he went really fast so we can't tell me he was cheating -- >> dias kadyrbayev. >> stephanie: i'm going to try that technique i'm just going

to go too fast. >> cameron diaz kadyrbayev. >> i don't think that's -- >> stephanie: here he is again. >> he did not know if those items were involved in a bombing. >> stephanie: really, fireworks with the gun powder removed? >> whatever! >> dias kadyrbayev. >> stephanie: exactly. julie ann in washington you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: hi, stephanie. let me start by i adore you. >> stephanie: huh oh, i feel it coming. >> caller: i support the president on the plan b. i do so because i have two teenage daughters. a decade ago i had this discussion -- i had told my mother -- we were discussing -- because i was a

teen mom myself. i had my first child at 17 years old. and i told my mother the moment my children became of age, i would make sure they were supplied with things to protect themselves such as condoms. and my mother argued with me because we never could speak openly with her about sex growing up. and she argued with me that that would be giving them permission to have sex. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: and my argument was i wasn't giving them to have sex. i wasn't giving them permission to die. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: with having it unlimitly available, i believe it would discourage our teenagers from having protected sex with condoms. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: the stds -- >> i see your point. >> stephanie: but get to plan b then. what is your thinking on that? >> caller: well my thinking on

that is, you know, i -- i actually have bought the drug myself for one of my daughters because we were in south carolina at the time and they do not have that available unless you are 18 or older there. and she was not 18 at the time. she had sex with a condom. the condom came off. we are very open. she can talk to me about these things. i don't encourage her to have sex, but i just want to make sure she is protected. >> stephanie: let me make one point. what about kids that don't have a mother -- you know that are as close to and can be as open with as you? >> caller: i would have to say -- protect themselves in other ways and protect themselves with condoms. >> stephanie: but what if they have a parent like your mom who they feel they can't talk to, and then they have an unwanted pregnancy, right? >> caller: i do understand that

and that's unfortunate -- i just really worry about them not using condoms. >> yeah, we need to encourage the use of condoms -- >> caller: yeah, if they decide to lift the age limit, i think we should make con comes to more -- more available -- >> especially now that there's a super gonorrhea. >> stephanie: right. here is what i think. i think we love each other, and that argument was a draw. [overlapping speakers] >> caller: you are amazing. you are the only news show i watch. >> news show? you consider us a news show? >> caller: i do. you educate me so much. >> stephanie: you too us. thank you, honey. you are the smartest girl in class. although we didn't ask if she could pronounce -- dias -- >> stephanie: yeah try the other one. >> dias kadyrbayev. >> dias kadyrbayev.

>> you caught a [ inaudible ] oh, but you didn't watch one of those fish. >> those monster nightmare fish. >> yeah. >> stephanie: ken in adirondack. hi. >> caller: you go to google's translate, and they will translate all of that stuff for you online. >> stephanie: okay. i shall try it. although google maps has done me wrong a couple of times. [ laughter ] >> caller: well there's probably some fine print somewhere. the two year old and the five year old, my hackels are up. i live in the woods. >> stephanie: yeah i went to camp moss lake in the adirondacks when i was seven. >> caller: and we are doing beer and wine [ inaudible ] this summer. >> stephanie: hello. >> caller: but a five year old being killed by a two year old. parents are probably responsible gun owner, right? >> stephanie: well, it was the five year old's gun.

and the mother was in the home when it hand. >> caller: yeah, what could possibly happen -- >> by the way google translate doesn't do kady -- >> you have to go to russian. >> all right. >> stephanie: wently in chicago. for you jim. >> caller: hi, jim is correct and the pronunciation corrector is -- it's trying to be correct, but i'll explain why. the [ inaudible ] alpha bet unlike english every letter has a distinct sound. in the russian language there is no such thing as combining letters to make a sound, sob even if you don't know what the russian word means, you will always know how to pronounce it. english is combining letters to make a sound we don't have in

english. there is an eighth letter called [ inaudible ], and we can't dupe indicate that -- >> yeah zh is as close as we can get. >> right. so there's a zh letter. so jim ward is actually correct in this regard. >> stephanie: wow. >> they are come bound con son nants -- >> yeah, i studied russia for a couple of years during the cold war. it's a little rusty, but i do know there is -- [ speaking russian ] >> stephanie: oh, that's kind of hot. you guys both get gold stars. >> i hit the pronunciation button on kadyrbayev and i think i broke google. [ explosion ] >> stephanie: right. fifty-eight minutes after the

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how -- official news -- is there seriously an official place? do you go to google pronunciation -- >> you get somebody to fenneticly spell it out and then you practice. president obama just made two new nominations to his economic team. he appears in the rose garden to present the two. president obama calls foreman was the world's foremost experts on our economic, and has been the administration's point person. as for pritzker the president called her an extrordanaire civic leader and highlighted her. the president also made sure to announce that stade her birthday. >> for your birthday president

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[♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: it is the "stephanie miller show." welcome it to, six minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. wow, if you think you are having a bad day, bad life at least you didn't lose your entire life savings playing a single carnival game. but he did win a giant dread lock banana. he was playing for a chance to win a $300 xbox. he dropped $300 on the game and then he went home and got his entire life savings, which he lost as well. >> he did have a gambling problem until he lost all of his

money. >> there's that. >> stephanie: ironically. >> but it's a banana with dread locks, how awesome is that? >> stephanie: but honey look at what i got. i also got this great fish it's like three feet long and -- ow! >> stephanie: looky here it is a love letter from jim in chicago. steph been a subscriber of your radio show for five or six years, watch your show on current, and three-time attendee of the sexy liberal. you are the sexiest celebrity in the market. boy howdy. >> no. >> stephanie: he doesn't get out much. >> no [ inaudible ]. is sexier. >> stephanie: who. >> chicago d.j. >> stephanie: oh yeah. you also carry yourself with a

great deal of class and graciousness. [ farting sounds ] >> stephanie: that's for noticing. my wife and i huge fans of momma crowd and serve it regularly at holidays. so there you nay sayers of my sauerkraut recipe. you once mentioned a steak recipe that you liked a lot. should you remember, would you give it out again. i would be happy to you put the peace of steak in a bag with olive oil and worcestershire, marinade it in that and then grill it. >> at a very high temperature -- >> and be sure to take it out of the bag. >> stephanie: yes, thank you,

jim. that's a good tip. we have been taking about the latest out of boston including -- >> azamat tazhayakov -- >> stephanie: right. a guy and the other one who is -- >> diaz kadyrbayev. >> zubeidat. >> stephanie: our friend melissa fitzgerald has a pocket [ inaudible ] i need the pocket boston suspects so i can just hit the button. and there were three doofuses that were arrested. his doctor in the prison hospital -- dr. -- [ mocking pronunciation ] >> stephanie: i long for the days of the ♪ zubeidat do do do, do ♪ ♪ zubeidat ♪

>> stephanie: all right. yep, the simple days when all we did was put an unnecessary l in zubeidat. and that was an easy extraction. ♪ zubeidat ♪ >> stephanie: it's not even close -- really? really with this new guy? >> -- azamat tazhayakov. >> stephanie: oh kevin -- >> can i ask to buy a vowel. >> stephanie: right. oh kevin spacey, you prankster. he was jogging in boston monday when he saw a woman having her picture taken. he jogged up shouted photo bomb and ran off laughing. as has been noted shouting bomb in boston while running -- >> yeah, not the wisest

decision. >> stephanie: but he looks a lot like that squirrel. >> and so does the girl. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: all right. let's go to sue in rockville, maryland. hi, sue, welcome. >> caller: hello, miss miller. i am a liberal -- wait no i am a conservative who listens to both sides -- >> stephanie: oh, really? did you just stumble across your show. >> caller: i have been watching your show but do you ever disagree with our president -- wait i just lost my script -- can't these idiots be a little bit more original. >> and you listen to the show when you are on hold. it's not like you are listening to hold music. >> caller: correct. >> stephanie: yeah, he said i was listening for my name.

you could tell he was tense. it was his first time -- >> caller: yeah. do you have a second? >> stephanie: yes. >> caller: you are a helper person, i think you need to have orly taitz back on the show. because i have a new job for her. ted cruz is considering a run for president. ted cruz of course was born in canada to a cuban father -- >> stephanie: yes. let the vetting started there, right? >> caller: yeah, she and of course trump need to devote the same kind of energy and resources into proving whether he is qualified to run for president. >> stephanie: absolutely. i'm sure he will be right on that. >> is there any time you dis-ing a gear -- with the president -- oh wait i mispronounced that -- >> stephanie: my printer ink ran out -- >> does anybody have page 10.

[ crickets chirping ] >> stephanie: wow that was an old reference. >> how about that huh? >> stephanie: ted cruz cruz -- douche -- >> tez krooudd cruz the great douche nozzle. >> stephanie: a republican insider said if you don't think this is real you are not paying attention. he already has grassroots. that's all he may need. he is fearless. yes, he is as all truly deeply stupid people are. >> too dumb to be afraid. >> michele bachmann. >> stephanie: supporters argue he would be a barry goldwater type. [ wah wah ] >> stephanie: although with better electoral results. >> barry goldwater liked the gays. ted cruz doesn't like the days by. >> but he does have 205 communists in the state

department! >> stephanie: yeah he has that lovely joe mccarthiesque face. he and his advisors are confident they would win any legal battle over eligibility, why? because in case you didn't notice, he is white. he was -- his mother was a u.s. citizen when he was born. and that is enough to consider himself a natural citizen. he was greeted with a racous reception and praised by sarah palin. oh, political kiss of death. she touted cruz as a conservative who chewed barbed wire and spits out rust. >> what? [ scooby-doo's "huh?" ] ? >> stephanie: what does that even mean? >> it is probably some -- >> what? >> what? >> stephanie: whatever. >> something she red from one of

those magazines and newspapers that she reads. >> yes. >> stephanie: a newly released cbn new york times poll shows voters stand with house democrats on the major issues and house republicans are increasingly isolated. 88% favor 11% oppose background checks 57% of voters favor an balanced approach to deficit reduction. yet of course house republicans are obstructing or blocking any of these solutions refusing to even let the house of representative vote on any of thosish withdrews. >> wow. >> stephanie: 69% of all voters, and even the majority of reasoning disapprove of this congress. 85% think this congress is more interested in helping special

interest groups. another poll most americans do not want to intervene in syria's civil war, although the percentage more has the double if assad used chemical weapons. 61% oppose getting involved which is why i guess they agree with the president. >> exactly. >> stephanie: the figure rising to 27% if they use chemical weapons, while 44% still remain opposed. >> do we really want to send our troops in where they are using chemical weapons? >> stephanie: exactly. and jay carney on benghazi. >> let's be clear, benghazi happened a long time ago. we are unaware of any agency who would like to appear before congress related to information on benghazi. >> why are you covering it up!

>> there is this mysterious person that hasn't testified yet! >> we don't know if he exists or not, but if he does he should talk! >> michelle went crazy about jay carney's tone yesterday. >> she is one to talk about tone. >> stephanie: she is somewhere between screechy and unhinge. the tea party group freedom groups from his perspective it was later he sent. so he is taking credit for it along with rand paul and [ inaudible ] threatening to filibuster any gun-control legislation. >> great. >> stephanie: he said a month ago in d.c. guns was a done deal. the president was out there every day pounding on, taking grieving moms and dads and treating them as political props. oh, that's nice because see the

nowtown parents have formed their own group -- >> they are using themselves as props! >> stephanie: he took credit for stopping the momentum on the issue by sending that -- letter -- ♪ let's hear it for the boy ♪ >> stephanie: perhaps he is forgetting that god is watching him. >> oh, no. >> i do not have it ready and will not have it ready for the rest of the hour. >> stephanie: okay. >> oh, i like her. >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ (vo) with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines, way inside. (vo) from the underworld, to the world of privilege. life was out to use him. (vo) no one brings you more documentaries that are real, gripping, current.

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i'm sorry. dan in madison. hi, dan. >> caller: hey steph it is the official [ inaudible ] call. [ bell chimes ] >> caller: i usually try to call with something funny but my wife later says that it is lame. >> stephanie: that's what wifes are for. >> caller: yeah. i call some different talk shows and nobody can push back too hard on this. i like john fugelsang's comment about the only way a background check violates your second amendment is if you are a terrorist, felon, or mentally ill. i don't know why it is a violation of all of our rights to be protected from a society if there is a question that asks assuming you are going to keep your weapon in your home does anyone have access to your home or live in the home who is either a convicted criminal you

have a restraining order against, has terrorist leanings or is seriously mentally ill? i don't know why we can't take these steps to help keep guns out of the hands of idiots. >> stephanie: the story we were talking about this morning where the five year old shot his two year old sister with a gun that was his, that was a gift from his parents, and we're in the midst of a debate of whether gay people can be good parents. kentucky state police said it's too early to say whether charges will be filed. really? we don't see that there was any neglect on anyone's part. really? the mother apparently there at the time. later in the day he said it's too early to know.

the cricket rifle involved, manufactured by a pennsylvania manufacturer which advertises online as my first rifle. >> that's adorbs. >> stephanie: the kids corner displays children aiming the rifles. and come in a variety of colors including blue and pink laminate. [♪ magic wand ♪] >> adorable. >> stephanie: all right. and in a totally unrelated story, bryan fischer on the gays -- >> yep. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: specifically on jason collins coming out. he stated that having an outed homosexual in the locker room would prevent players from

wanting to be on the team because they would be afraid he would be eyeballing them in the shower. he said the nfl is not going to put up with that kind of gay nonsense. they know you get sexual tension in a locker room -- [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: sexual tension, bryan fischer, takes two people. they know you get sexual tension in a locker room you can't avoid divisive things coming in to the locker room. >> we talked to chris kluwe the other day. and he said locker room is a workplace. the last thing you are thinking about is sex in a locker room. >> stephanie: exactly. would you like to take a shower during the next commercial break? >> not with you. >> stephanie: no.

matt more the christian blogger who was ought on grinder -- he said i was looking to meet people but not for sex. he says he was not looking for sex. he was looking to meet men in new orleans to take him to gay bars. he has since sold his computer and locked his phone so he cannot give into temptation again. that will do it. i'll give you more details on that in jacki's corner coming up right after the break on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ >> 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

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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? next on current tv. vanguard: the documentary series that raised the bar for excellence continues to raise awareness. >> where ever the story is we will go there to get it. >> we dive deep into the topics that we cover. >> it doesn't get anymore real than this. >> and on the next vanguard: explore the confusing, contradictory, racially-charged landscape of marijuana enforcement in the us. >> we have about 800 plants here total. >> current tv takes you to the front lines in "the war on weed." coming up next. only on current tv. ♪

>> announcer: stephanie miller. >> the only person she hasn't slept with is you. or william shatner. >> who it is me or william shatner. it makes a difference to me. >> thirty-four minutes after the hour here she is -- ♪ it's schechner again ♪ >> stephanie: good morning. >> good morning. >> stephanie: remember the exgay christian blogger who was bout on grinder. he said he was not looking for sex, he was just -- you know looking for guys to take you to

gay bars -- >> for what research? >> stephanie: perhaps. he has called homosexuality sinful and an abomination. he once he once was an out gay man when he turned to evangelical christianity. >> so going to gay bars with men you meet on grinder -- >> stephanie: yeah. >> you don't camp out in a candy store if you are on a diet. >> there you go. >> stephanie: he said he was trying to refrain from gay urges. all right.

lots to talk to -- [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: jacki gawker brings us the headline which female morning show host is afraid of her own poop. >> you. >> stephanie: no i have shy pee din -- syndrome. >> oh okay. >> stephanie: do you have this particular affliction. >> no, when you have to go you have to go. but i like that people will turn on the faucet -- >> oh you flush right as you are dropping. >> well, that's a smell thing isn't it? >> a courtesy flush -- oh my god this is so graphic -- i'm so sorry. >> stephanie: yeah. this was included in the story a popular national tv host in her

40s, asked to remain lameless says she walks ten minutes to do it. you know where suspicion is falling, jacki? >> hum. >> stephanie: gretchen carlson. >> we need to get a couple of copies of "everybody poops." >> stephanie: gawker says bowls likely compelled to make frequent movements in order to keep pace with the [ censor bleep ] coming out of her mouth. [ applause ] >> stephanie: that's just not right. representative adam smith yesterday. >> it's just incomprehensible that they knew about it and as you know one law enforcement officer was murdered -- >> that's john mccain.

>> stephanie: that wasn't even close -- >> what are you a morning show and you just decide to throw john mccain on -- >> stephanie: yeah like everybody else. >> huh oh. >> stephanie: chris doesn't know what he has done. he was very busy last night. jacki what are your thoughts on the closing of gitmo? >> this is one area i don't feel like i know enough about it. even though the president has promised time and time again to close it down and we haven't. and if there are people there who are just being detained indefinitely it doesn't make sense keeping it open. but common sense and decency seem to reign. >> the president has no policy

on how to deal with enemy combatants so he conceptually wants to close guantanamo bay, but this country needs a way to deal with emmy combatants. >> well, if they are proven but from what i understand we are just detaining people indefinitely without any due process or ongoing -- >> stephanie: yeah, it is becoming sort of untenable, because they are on a hunger strike, so we are force feeding them. and some of them probably did get caught up and are not guilty. they didn't hate us then but now they do. one more gift from george w. bush is in in the lie-berry. >> stephanie: and how do you come down on plastic surgery for

your pet? >> have you seen emmy? she is gorgeous. she doesn't need anything. >> stephanie: in a hypothetical word where emmy needed a little something. >> what like breast implants no? >> like is who-ha rejuvenation. >> stephanie: i refer to obbi -- he formally obese dock sand. he had weighed 77 pounds. wow, that's a big weaner. >> really? >> stephanie: and he had a little extra skin. >> no emmy is gorgeous. >> stephanie: emmy is a model for cats in synchs. >> yeah, she is the poster cat for cats in the sink. i call it a sink-in.

like a sit-in. she sinks-in. >> stephanie: thank you jacki schechner. >> my pleasure i'm going to read up on guantanamo now. >> stephanie: all right. let's go to bob in washington. >> caller: hey, one of the things i don't hear on television or anywhere is that with the obstruction of the important legislation, republicans have become the very death panels they were warning us against. they have become the greatest threat to the health education, and safety and security of this country. >> stephanie: yeah, did you hear this woman that called in the other day, and said i'm hungry. i'm on disability. she lives in a rural area. they have cut back meals on wheels. patients that are having a hard

time getting to chemotherapy. and i love this -- billy long republican of missouri says his constituents want even more cuts to kick in. he said the people i have talked to seem to be doing well. oh, okay, so let's just ignore -- he said in fact when i go out in the restaurants here people in town came up and they want to see more sequestration not less. meals on wheels this woman that called in the other day, a program that delivers food to the elderly is cutting 19 million meals this year. cuts to head start. i mean it's -- anyway, and i think as karl frisch was saying earlier, the president in response to -- what -- you know the one questioner say oh do you have the juice to get your stuff through congress -- the president says you seem to suggest that somehow these folks have no responsibilities and my

job is to somehow get them to behave. that's their job. >> right. >> stephanie: yeah, really? because you can't physically see someone that is suffering it must not be happening? shirley in philly, you are on the "stephanie miller show." hello, shirley. >> caller: hi, that zubeidat song has been following me around for over a week now. and i would like to have it cut back. >> stephanie: all right. ♪ >> stephanie: stop it. >> caller: awe! the abortion issue in philadelphia. this should be on the news. because this is what happens when abortion is not safe and legal. this man is a murder. >> stephanie: yep. yep. and when abortion becomes illegal again, which i as a very old person can see it coming -- i remember the days when women self-inflicted

abortions. more than 10 to 8,000 women a year died. and this man is a perfect example of what will happen if we don't put a stop to these crazy states. >> stephanie: when we did philadelphia sexy liberal that was the one show somebody pulled a fire alarm, and there was a threat, and they had to evacuate the theater like five minutes before the show was supposed to start, because our cause was planned parenthood. >> caller: yeah, it's just -- i can remember the days -- i have driven women to other states to get abortions -- young women -- when i was young. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: and the thought that -- i just can't believe this is happening, and nobody seems -- i mean steph -- or my other favorite woman in the world, rachel maddow does a lot on this, but these states are going crazy. >> stephanie: right.

and this whole plan b thing. this is not an abortion pill. >> i hate to take the card and get some goddamn cold medicine that can't be sold over the counter. a 16 year old girl going up to the pharmacist and saying i just got laid. >> stephanie: oh. shirley. she is salty. don't do it. ♪ zubeidat ♪ >> she dropped a gd and a laid >> stephanie: well, she is dropping more now. >> now she is dropping some friends off at the lake if you will. >> stephanie: right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> announcer: pull over you are dwl, driving while laughing. [ phyllis diller laughter ] >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪

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topic. first read the preamble of the constitution before any of those amendments one of the things the preamble calls for is the security and safety. a gun company that marketed to kids? they would be sued like crazy. they are able to market to todayer wills, and how the hell does the state of kentucky not prosecute those parents. they left a loaded firearm in a five year old's hands. >> stephanie: and gave it to him as a gift. it was his gun. >> caller: yeah, and left it loaded while he is sitting there with his two year old sister. in any other issue, whether it's soda pop or riding a bike without a helmet we as a country recognize certain risks and the fact that we turn a blind to it and don't prosecute

the parents, there is really something messed up. and one final thing, i think i can credit jim for this but i have been arguing with the people on the second amendment, give me back my military budget and i'll let you have your regulated militia and all of the firearms you want. >> stephanie: there you go. mary in phoenix on the same subject. >> caller: hi, how are you doing? i'm agreeing definitely with the last caller. it is amazing that anyone would give a five year old a gun in the first place, because if you gave your five year old a glass of vodka or a cigarette, social security would be in in five minutes taking those kids away from you. >> stephanie: yeah. i just saw a number -- close to a couple of hundred kids at least a year are killed like this with firearms around the house.

>> caller: terrible. and the background check. for the mental illness this is so key. we have got that newtown mother of the shooter, she could have passed, i assume background checks, but she had a mentally ill child in her home for a long time. >> stephanie: yeah. and not just guns, mary but an arsenal. >> caller: yes, right. right. it's out of control. >> stephanie: yes. thank you, mare. speaking of [ censor bleep ] parents, but not of the same caliber, among the baby names banned in new zealand -- really parents -- they have to prohibit parents from naming their kids things like lucifer and anal. in the u.s. a child named adolph hitler was removed.

and [ inaudible ] [ buzzer ] . >> stephanie: really? okay. all right. although -- >> i bet you would make a better -- >> stephanie: although you are not taking kids away who give guns as gifts to a five year old. i make better decisions drunk than they make sober. don you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: good morning, to everybody down there. i just got a couple of things and it kind of goes along with what you are talking about, the dumbing down of america is basically what -- the theme that runs through everything it seems like today. the two kids or three kids of -- you know the alpha bet without vowels over there in boston that they picked up these kids went to umass dartmouth. and they don't have enough sense to call the cops? their first reaction is to hide it? >> stephanie: yeah.

>> caller: i have got a college aged daughter and she has enough sense, you know to pick up the phone and call the cops. i mean this bothers me. if these guys are college students, we're in trouble. and where did they get their money? you follow the money, you follow the trail. >> stephanie: yeah. all right. honey. let's go to stephanie in madison, welcome. >> caller: hey, long time no talk. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: here in wisconsin where scott walker is still eating kittens, we have republicans that want to cut sex education in our schools, so i think that -- you know, not everybody has groovy parents where they are going to talk to you about the birds and the bees and all of that stuff. i think they should have those -- i think it's great that they have the pills, but i think they should be as acceptable as

condoms, or rubbers as you might say. >> stephanie: right in the day we called them rubbers. >> caller: yeah. but it's ridiculous that -- i -- i think it makes -- i'm sure a young girl feel uncomfortable you know asking for it, but if it's there, she has the ability to do it, so for god's sakes, it's going to -- it -- i don't -- >> stephanie: yeah stephanie these aren't even opinions. there have been studies done the more sex ed it decreases the rate of teen pregnancy, not decreases it. that's why nobody is advocating for young girls to have sex it's just that it would prevent unwanted pregnancies. >> caller: but republicans don't even want to have sex education class. >> stephanie: yeah and abstan and -- abstinence pledges it is

proven that it makes kids hornier. >> caller: right. the packers, our kicker sucks, but we'll take chris. >> stephanie: yes, chris kluwe. taylor swift bought a $17 million home and paid cash. she bought the house next to the kennedy compound because she was dating him for a minute so i don't know who she is dating but -- ♪ laying on the cold hard ground -- [ screaming goat ] >> stephanie: and i thought i was clingy. i'm just saying. >> wow. $17 million in cash. >> stephanie: what are you

doing? [♪ mysterious music ♪] >> stephanie: i just happen to be in the neighborhood because i bought a house here. speaking of case -- the michael jackson trial is going on out here. a police detective who inrecess gaited michael jackson's doctor says the physician was in financial dire straits. he was paid $150,000 a month. so we'll talk more about this case tomorrow, because it's kind of interesting. >> it is. >> stephanie: fifty-eight minutes after the hour. that's it for us. i want to thank everybody, and we'll see you tomorrow on the "stephanie miller show." ♪

>> i'm jacki schechner. it's noon eastern, and here's what's current. if all goes as planned rhode island will legalize same-sex marriage today. lawmakers are set to give the oak to a bill that would make rhode island the tenth state and the last of the new england states to approve marriage

equality. the governor will sign the bill into law once the democratically controlled state house votes in favor of it. that is expected to happen this afternoon. the law will then go into effect august 1st. according to a new quinnipiac poll if the presidential nomination were held today, democrats would give hillary clinton 65% of the vote.