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[ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> stephanie: oh, jacki schechner, if only you were here in studio with us, you could hear all of the inappropriate michael douglas jokes good night, baby boy. >> we don't need to give men another excuse not to reciprocate. >> stephanie: look how she said that. reciprocate. she cleaned that up for the kids behind the candelabra, good night, baby boy. wouldn't it be nice if i treated
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you like that every morning? good morning baby girl. >> i would be creeped out. there would an restraining order in your future. >> stephanie: i just creeped myself out. >> stephanie: here she is, juke. >> good morning, everybody. the guardian is reporting the national security agency has been collecting the telephone records of millions of verizon customers here in the united states and has a federal intelligence surveillance court order to do so through 5:00 p.m. on the 19th of july. the order covers in the united states and the u.s. and abroad. it does not cover the actual content of the calls just the to and from numbers, the times and lengths of communication. on the document itself, the order is marked top secret and not eligible for
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declassification until april of 2038 but it is out and it is online. the bush administration started the practice of collecting phone data through the nsa but according to the guardian, this is the first evidence the program has continued under president obama and it's continuing on an extremely broad scale. the guardian says it reached out to the nsa the white house and the department of justice before publishing this information and all three declined to comment. so hasser verizon. senator wide and udall have been alluding to activities that would shock the public but because the two were members of the senate intelligence committee, they haven't been able to elaborate on the specific information that they have. meanwhile, the president's trying to keep focus on his domestic priority. he's going to be in north carolina today visiting mooresville, middle school to announce a program called connect ed which aims to bring
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internet to students but expect the media to be focused on the nsa story. we're back with more show after the break. stay with us.
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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'm given to doing anyway, by staying in touch with everything that is going on politically and putting my own nuance on it. in reality it's not like they actually care. this is purely about political grandstanding. i've worn lots of hats, but i've always kept this going. i've been doing politics now for a dozen years. (vo) he's been called the epic politics man. he's michael shure and his arena is the war room. >> these republicans in congress that think the world ends at the atlantic ocean border and pacific ocean border. the bloggers and the people that are sort of compiling the best of the day. i do a lot of looking at those people as well. not only does senator rubio just care about rich people, but
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somehow he thinks raising the minimum wage is a bad idea for the middle class. but we do care about them right? >> stephanie: i know. i came in and verizon -- government tapping your verizon records? just me? oh everybody. >> on an on-going basis! >> stephanie: i just assume because i'm that fascinating. six minutes -- >> they have nothing better to do. >> your telephone calls are not fascinating. >> what ya doing? >> stephanie: what you thinking of? why have you been so distant? that's just you. i'm working! leave me alone.
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1-800-steph-12 toll free from anywhere. we have a big show coming up. we got all of our inappropriate michael douglas jokes out of the way before the show. so that's good and his inappropriate comments about -- never mind. i was on cnn last night. on erin burnett's show. okay. anyway yeah, we'll talk about all of that. michelle obama topic which -- >> yeah, hello. >> stephanie: wormhole opened in the universe because michael nedved and i agreed on something. it was magic. [ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] >> that protestor was kind of a -- >> stephanie: a douche. you don't heckle the first lady of the united states. she's not a stand-up comic. >> stephanie: it was a private home where she was invited to speak. >> you suck. >> stephanie: i'm sorry. what now? i beg your pardon? >> stephanie: plus, i get irritated because this administration has done more for gay right than every previous administration combined.
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let's talk to karl. i'm all fired up. karl frisch, bullfight strategies. good morning karl frisch. >> good morning. can i say something about michael douglas? >> stephanie: sure. >> i have many straight friends in fact, my parents are heterosexuals. and you know i don't mind them. but i really don't like it when they shove their sexuality in our faces like this and these interviews really need to stop. not that i care or mind. i have many straight friends as i've said. i just think they need to leave it in the privacy of their own bedroom. >> stephanie: too much information. >> see what you did there karl? >> did i. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: anyway, i was on cnn last night karl. the first lady, do you agree with me? first of all not that you
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should ever heckle the first lady. since when is it okay to yell you lie at the state of the union or heckle the first lady to her face? and this is in a private home. >> it is inappropriate. i think it is a inappropriate but b i understand the person's frustration. >> stephanie: okay. let's tell the story because people may not know. it was a gay rights activist. >> right. >> stephanie: but i'm just -- do you also agree with me this administration has been -- >> of course, of course. it is kind of a weird situation to be in as a gay person these days because you're right. this administration has done more for lgbt than any other administration ever combined. at the same time, we're talking about marriage right now. a whole lot of talk about marriage. i think it is very important because there's nothing that shows the difference between the way that lgbt people are treated and you know, non-lgbt people
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are treated more starkly than the issue of marriage. at the same time, there are different things in the law that affect more lgbt people than marriage. more specifically, employment, right? >> stephanie: right. >> so i understand the woman's frustration. >> stephanie: i do too. karl, i said that last night on cnn, as well, as a gay person, i agree with her. there is an appropriate way folks press that. >> most straight people, even our friends that are straight have no idea that lgbt people can still be fired in 30 states just because of who they love. or they can be denied an apartment in 30 states or a rental office space just because of who they love. and the list goes on and on and on about all of these things. culture has moved so much quicker than the law has. and it wasn't appropriate to interrupt the first lady but i do wish the media spent more time talking about these other things beyond the marriage
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debate. >> stephanie: well, first of all, i think she's heckling the wrong person again. this administration's record on gay rights. but secondly, i do agree with what she said primarily in terms of kids thinking they're second class citizens. that i think is a valid point. we talked to jeffrey yesterday about what's going to happen in marriage equality. the consensus is they're going to kick it back to california. it will be a narrow ruling. to me, it creates a crazy patchwork legal quilt of craziness, state to state right? somebody has to move to another state, you're not married. >> if doma goes the way of the dodo bird and prop 8 is just repealed for california, you've basically only got six or seven states left that we can easily get marriage equality on the books then you've got 30 some odd states that have constitutional amendments that you would have to repeal which could take 50 years.
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so you're looking at -- by 2016, my bet would be that all of the states and maybe a few more, that we can easily get marriage equality in the law will have happened. so at some point the supreme court is going to have to step in because they can't just let lgbt people languish in 2/3 of the states, you know, because if you think about it, if you look at nevada, i think it is nevada, you have to pass it in the legislature then wait a year. then you have to pass it in the legislature again and wait a year. then the people of the state have to vote on it a year later. and that's common across the country. >> stephanie: karl, i share your frustration you know. when jeffrey tubin' i understand as a legal analyst said maybe roe v. wade went too far too fast -- it feels patronizing to me.
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if it has to be 50 years before you're a full person, settle down. we're not toddlers having a tantrum. >> congress is supposed to be the ones to deal with the politics of a situation. the court is supposed to be blind to that and decide things based on the constitution. based on the politics, they're wrong. not everybody knows somebody who has had an abortion. we probably do. but not everybody talks about it and everybody loves a gay person. >> stephanie: right. >> and that -- those numbers are shifting for a reason. they're not going to go backwards. and my bet is that what's going to end up happening is you'll have all sorts of lawsuits around when doma is repealed. what happens if you're married legally in new york state, for example? the federal government and the state government recognize your marriage at that point. and then all of a sudden, your partner, the breadwinner of the family, gets a promotion but they have to move to mississippi. so you move with your partner to mississippi and now the state
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doesn't recognize your marriage but what happens with the federal government and shouldn't they recognize your american because you know, equal protection? so you're looking at tons of lawsuits that are going to have to be filed. probably have marriage in front of the supreme court in five years. we shouldn't have to wait five years. >> stephanie: i'm with you. i loved your tweet. michele bachmann said she's going to spend more time with her family. marcus better pray the gay away heard. >> it has been one really pathetic slow clap as she exits the national stage. >> stephanie: yeah, exactly. comedians i know are kind of in mourning. en masse. >> there should be a pac designed to get her to run for something. the comedians can do benefits for her. >> stephanie: exactly. i wanted to bring up one more thing. i loved the president's appointments the susan rice. that is an in your face
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appointment. >> i've known susan rice for a very long time. we go to the same cvs. >> is that true? >> yes. >> that's so cool. >> we both get our medication from the same pharmacist. so we're very close. in fact, one time i said keep fighting, girl. and she said thanks. so we're very close. and i'm excited for that. i'm also excited that he's taken a more aggressive posture with the d.c. circuit court by announcing the appointments at once. for people who don't know, this is very important to know, the d.c. circuit court is the second most important court in the country just behind the supreme court and they decide all kinds of things. like labor law and environmental law. so anything that we want this president to do that doesn't include congress, executive orders et cetera. all of those things, if they get sued, end up going through the d.c. circuit court. it is stacked with republicans right now. republicans don't want any democrats to be -- liberals to
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be appointed to it. they want to shrink the size of it. >> exactly. >> stephanie: isn't that clever? you know what? oh because other courts need judges. they're overworked. they're overworked because you won't approve it. we'll just take them from the d.c. circuit. oops. >> i wouldn't mind it -- that would be okay with me if we could do the same with the senate. there are many states that have so few people. but they really should have only one senator. they have it in all of the red states. >> stephanie: exactly. but you know, i honestly was so upset that susan rice, you know, lost her opportunity to be secretary of state because of this stupid nonscandal of benghazi of her just doing the talking points that were given to her by the intelligence we had at the time. i actually loved this because somebody was saying yesterday karl, she's going to have more power now.
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i love how in your face it is. >> right. she won't be touring the globe as much as she will be advising the president directly. it has been quite funny to watch the right wing freak out and go back to the same talking points because what we do know in the time since her nomination has been shelved for secretary of state is that many of the attacks on her turned out not to be true. we had a hunch on a lot of them. we know they're not true. they're still being used against her which just shows you that republicans are nothing if not consistent with their misstatements and lies. >> stephanie: you know, peter bine hart wrote a great piece about the president made clear he no longer cares what the g.o.p. thinks of his foreign policy. obviously his first term, there were safer choice on foreign policy. now, he's free to pursue what he really wants to do. i just love it. they were saying peter barnhart saying setting the table for who knows what. next month, peace in the middle
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east. by the way i left the cure for cancer on my desk. gangster mic drop and then he's out. >> mic drop. >> stephanie: he sinks a shot from half court. bam, good night! >> i saw the last time he played basketball. it wasn't too pretty. >> been out of practice. >> i agree. i wish the president was more like that when he came to his other appointments. at a certain point, he has to acknowledge they won't give him any of his appointments so he might as well appoint the people he likes and then go with it. the d.c. circuit court is going to be hearing this case about whether or not it's okay for him to have appointments for crying out loud so he might as well make the best of it. and appoint everybody that he wants to. >> stephanie: karl frisch, if it's possible, even more delightful today than usual. >> well, and you know, i really appreciate you keeping me on today despite my diagnosis. i did eat a little bit too much
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you know what just like michael douglas. >> sure you did! [ buzzer ] >> congratulations on quitting smoking, karl. >> thank you. >> stephanie: nicely done, sir. >> well, it's a process. >> yes it is. believe me, i did it many times before succeeding. >> and congratulations on starting drinking. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: i'm way ahead of you. you better catch up. love you karl. 19 minutes after the hour. we roll along. right back on "the stephanie miller show." >> god, what did you have for breakfast this morning? carnation instant bitch? >> announcer: it's "the stephanie miller show."
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>> caller: hi, great to talk to you. i'm calling because this morning on fox i saw them coming unglued over several things. one was the issa comment. that will knock all of their i.r.a. stuff off of the air. >> stephanie: did you see what was tweeted about issa calling carney a liar. tough talk for mr. grand theft auto. >> caller: completely irrelevant. >> stephanie: yeah. go ahead. >> caller: but then on fox news this morning, i had the pleasure of seeing senator lindsey graham. complaining about how the president is promoting -- >> stephanie: wait, go back. lindsey graham was complaining about something? you don't say? was he nearly getting the vapors from our well-known southern belle? >> caller: he was embracing the nsa patriot act and everything that they're doing, he was happy
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about. what he was complaining about -- >> stephanie: i think he might be nervous about somebody finding out about his phone calls to his lover, john mccain. >> liberace? >> caller: now that susan rice is nsa she's going to be seen on tv getting on marine i and getting off marine i before the president at every time. >> stephanie: it will be awesome. awesome, awesome awesome. [ ♪ nah nah nah nah nah ♪ ] >> going to make lindsey graham wet his lace panties. >> stephanie: why am i guessing there is a phone call to john mccain every night that says "good night baby boy." come on, let's peek behind the congressional candelabra. >> i just really threw up in my mouth a little bit. >> stephanie: all right then. alan in gary, indiana. welcome. >> caller: yes, good morning. >> stephanie: yes, good morning. >> caller: what gets me is we're
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calling scandals, scandals and we're calling nonscandals before the investigative process has taken place. so i don't know if benghazi is a stupid nonscandal or not until we investigate it. that's all we need to do. >> it has been investigated. >> caller: no, it has not. >> there have been ten hearings on capitol hill about it. >> caller: no, it hasn't. wait until susan rice gets in front of this. >> stephanie: i know you are but what am i? >> what questions do you still have about benghazi, allen? >> caller: what happened to the forces coming in to try to take over when they knew that extremists were bearing down on them? >> they were coming in from italy. >> i'm trying to use the phone! >> very far away. they wouldn't have gotten there in time. that was answered. >> stephanie: all right. >> was not! uh-huh! what about susan rice!
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>> stephanie: is "the stephanie miller show." 34 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number. kordell in north carolina, hi, kordell. >> caller: good morning, diane keaton's much older sister. >> stephanie: thank you. >> caller: the official gay
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screenwriter of "the stephanie miller show." want to give a shout out to my buddies in the chat room. i love you guys, i miss you. i hope to be in there shortly. i wanted to call because as a gay man i'm getting sick of the protestors that show up that want to heckle the president and the first lady at every event. let me tell you guys something this man has a do-nothing congress! say it with me. a do-nothing congress! >> stephanie: number one as i was saying, kordell you're heckling the wrong person. don't heckle one of the biggest supporters of your cause we've ever had. secondly, as you just alluded to, when do you ever remember a first lady getting heckled to her face? >> can you imagine if this was laura bush how insane the right side would be going? should we ever get a republican president in office, don't you think that with the stroke of a pen, he or she is going to undo everything we have been fighting
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so hard to protect? you need to learn your priorities people. >> stephanie: you know the other thing is -- another detail i was reading in "the washington post" is this particular activist paid to attend the fund-raiser, it was part of a protest cooked up by a gay rights group. again, just not the appropriate way to do it. i'm going to go plan to interrupt and heckle the first lady. really? do you think that's the way to get an executive order signed? >> caller: i'm not going to have any sympathy for this person because a i understand the event cost anywhere from $500 to $1,000 to attend. b, it was in the private home of somebody. so you just lost out on $500 to $1,000 to prove what? you got kicked out of somebody's home and nothing is going to -- now you're making it harder for the rest of us. >> stephanie: if you want to be interrupted, just call my show and i'll do it. thanks for calling. appreciate that. is this the audio -- yeah, in case you had not heard the
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story. [ ♪ "nbc nightly news" ♪ ] first lady michelle obama experienced a rare face-to-face encounter with a protestor approaching the activist and threatening to interrupt the fund-raiser. she was addressing a democratic fund-raiser in a private home as kordell was saying in washington state. obama showed her displeasure saying one of the things die do well is this. >> we have an obligation to stand up for those kids and i don't care what you believe in in -- one of the things that i don't do well is this. [ cheering ] so let me make the point that i was making before. we are here for our kids. [ cheering ] >> yeah, they had to cut out a lot in there because there was a lot of scuffling around. >> stephanie: the woman was escorted out.
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you could tell the crowd was with her. i think she said listen to me, you can take the mic but i'm leaving. >> she got down in her face and said you could either have her or have me. >> stephanie: most of us would do that. you could hear the woman's tone. it wasn't even a respectful tone. she's screaming at the first lady in a private home. and again --'s at the home of a lesbian couple. >> stephanie: right. that's just rude. she won't be invited back to this lesbian's house. yeah. somebody said you need to go. she was escorted out. not that it's okay to heckle her at a public event but c'mon people! so speak of rude, how rude is the -- [ ♪ "nbc nightly news" ♪ ] it is almost designed to give lindsey graham the vapors. oh, no. the president yesterday. >> stephanie: as our ambassador to the u.n., susan has been a tireless advocate in
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advancing our interests. she's reinvigorated american diplomacy in new york. she's stood up for innocent civilians from libya to -- shy supported an independent south sudan, she's raised her voice for women's rights, put simply, susan exemplifies the finest leadership. >> stephanie: yeah, yeah! ♪ it ain't a man's world ♪ >> stephanie: i will permanently be on the fainting couch. >> should we go to levitz and buy lindsey graham a fainting couch? >> stephanie: something sturdy. >> because he does that a lot. >> stephanie: when he flips on to it, something that cushions him. >> oh, my goodness. >> stephanie: not too bouncy because that would be bad. >> not the tom cruise couch. >> ha ha, ha ha ha, ha ha ha. >> stephanie: okay. the president again on susan
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rice. >> obama: i think everybody understands susan is a fierce champion for justice and human dignity. she's mindful we have to exercise our power wisely and deliberately. >> stephanie: oh dear. then he talked about the entire team. the president yesterday. >> obama: this team of people has been extraordinarily dedicated to america. they have made america safer. >> stephanie: there's that and then susan rice at his side yesterday. >> and i'm deeply grateful for your enduring confidence in me. >> stephanie: yes. and jay carney sort of responding to darrell issa or just -- >> no, this was jay carney responding to ed henry of fox news. ed henry asked him a question again about benghazi. >> welcome the opportunity to correct the record especially for some news allies who persist in misrepresenting the facts.
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the central contested point that ambassador rice made on those sunday shows was drafted in the first instance and in every instance thereafter by the c.i.a. >> stephanie: there you go. hopefully that answers our troll caller's questions. i forgot to spray troll be gone again. representative trey, a republican in south carolina. >> she was either used via the talking points or she was complicit in the drafting of the talking points. i don't think it is asking too much that she answer those questions before she offer herself for a promotion to something as important as national security. >> oh, my god! >> trey gowdy. >> he has a hairstyle like an a-frame house. his hair goes like that. >> stephanie: really? >> yes, it is really disconcerting. >> well, it is to cover his pointy head. >> stephanie: that seemed rather gratuitous but okay. >> just an observation.
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>> stephanie: thanks. okay. i was mentioning to karl frisch about peter barnhart has a great piece. obama unbound which i love about in choosing susan rice. president made clear he no longer cares about the g.o.p. thinks about his foreign policy. [ ♪ nah nah nah nah nah ♪ ] >> stephanie: neener. i think he said nanny nanny boo-boo. >> i don't think he said that. >> and furthermore nanny nanny boo-boo. >> stephanie: barnhart writes by appointing susan rice, barack obama is practically shouting a message to the washington g.o.p. i'm no longer afraid of you. [ ♪ dramatic ♪ ] >> i'm going to make it my duty to prevent obama from getting a third term. >> stephanie: good job. >> i don't think i will be successful. >> stephanie: the point i was making to karl was that we were talking about flash back four years. his choices were just safer. obama skipped over obviously
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people closer to him to name james jones, a guy he barely knew to head the nsa before because obama was a liberal democrat. jones was a marine general who could watch his back. some of his choices made sense. they were smart for the first term. robert gates was retained. robert gates who was bush's defense secretary. he talked about even hillary clinton being in some ways, a cautious choice because she obviously ran to the right of him on foreign policy. was trusted as more, you know, pro israel. but i'm actually excited like peter is about the second term. flash forward to 2014, obama chooses chuck hagel a man whose skeptical of actions in iran have made him radioactive among his former g.o.p. colleagues. he chooses susan rice, a woman republicans have up on a dartboard. samantha power though less controversial is the subject of fierce conservative attacks when she emerged as a key obama
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adviser back in 2008. so i mean i think the whole point of the piece is what's next which is exciting. the democrat -- he talks about it. democratic party has freed itself from the long shadow of vietnam. democrats peered nervously over their shoulder. it is an interesting historical, sort of -- it is a little wild ride through our history. >> it is a mr. toad's well. >> stephanie: now that the anxieties are gone first because george w. bush destroyed the foreign policy brand. nicely done, sir. [ applause ] and second, because by ordering the military operation that killed bin laden obama won himself all of the top guy swagger he needed. last fall when romney tried to outhawk him obama didn't scramble and to the contrary, he smacked romney, for being reckless barnhart writes in his willingness to 'take premature military action, remember americans said they trusted
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obama more as commander in chief. he just said since the election, it is obama unbound. he finishes by saying he's laid the table for the big controversial foreign policy initiative that would have been too risky in his first term. if republicans are angry now the real fun has yet to begin. tee then a hee. israeli palestinian accord, it is on my desk before i leave. gangsta mic drop. >> i think republicans were skittish about hagel because he actually served in war and would be less likely to get involved in another hideous war like vietnam. >> stephanie: right. that's what's great is he made great choices and yet they were designed to be the absolute most irritating to republicans. [ ♪ nah nah nah nah nah ♪ ] which appeals to my immature side. 45 minutes aver the hour. right back on "the stephanie miller show." >> announcer: for a good time, call now, 1-800-steph-12. people as well. not only does senator rubio just care about rich people, but
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♪ >> stephanie miller. ♪ take a listen ♪ ♪ do you like what you hear ♪ ♪ ain't nothing wrong with your ears ♪ >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show." welcome to it. 50 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number. long time no talk! >> caller: i know. >> stephanie: bonjour.
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how are things? >> caller: on behalf of french people everywhere, today is d-day. thank you americans. >> stephanie: you're welcome. >> caller: oh i wanted to talk about karl frisch today because he is adorable and i love him. and trying to quit smoking. stephanie miller, i had a baby and quit smoking in the same year. i'm not sure which is the bigger miracle. [ laughter ] [ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] >> yeah, it's tough. >> stephanie: was that your formerly resentful teenager? >> caller: i'm thrilled to tell you the formerly sullen and resentful teenager has bloomed into a gorgeous, polite, compassionate young woman who will be 23 years old. >> stephanie: our little girl. >> caller: our little girl. i could never have gotten through it. >> weren't we parenting her since 16? >> stephanie: we're part of
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the village. >> caller: let me tell you that village was the size of atlanta because i needed all of the help i could get. >> stephanie: good to hear from you honey. >> caller: good to hear y'all so morning. i'm so busy doing the farm chores. i just want to tell karl frisch to hang in there. >> stephanie: time to go churn some butter or whatever it is you farm folks do. >> caller: pet the goats and feed the horses. >> stephanie: all right. don in vancouver you're on "the stephanie miller show." hello, don. >> caller: hello there. first time calling in. i just found you guys in the last three or four months or so. i've enjoyed the heck out of your slant on things that are out there. >> stephanie: thank you. >> caller: hey, i wanted to bring up the alternate universe that seems to be this steven segal situation in russia where he became the tour guide to find the terror group in russia. and he was leading michele bachmann and stephen king and
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all of that mix that's going on there. [ scooby-doo's "huh?" ] then the stories i saw yesterday -- >> stephanie: the congressman. not stephen king. >> caller: steve king, the congressman. he's now the face of russia's gun industry. >> stephanie: wow. that is weirder than dennis rodman in north korea. >> caller: oh, absolutely. talking about the whole alternate universe that we seem to be -- that the craziest americans seem to be leading some kind of group that they seem to be gaining more power than our very intelligent state system here and secretary of state and all of these other people that are very intelligent, been discussing this all of their lives. suddenly, we have this alternate universe. >> stephanie: no wonder they hate us. they think we're dennis rodman and steven segal.
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wow. oh, all right. by the way i love this. travis sent me a letter. somebody actually wrote him a complaint letter, the associate producer to complain about the screener not realizing he is both the producer and the screener. but he was good enough to turn himself in. however, i'm playing this mostly because i'm right as usual and you two are wrong. [ buzzer ] yes. >> would you like complaint center music? >> i rejected the monotone guy who wanted to talk about pronunciations of something we talked about an hour ago. i appreciate him e-mailing me, the screener and the producer. anyway, gary is right. >> okay. >> stephanie: about a colonoscopy. trying to call in. >> tried to col in.
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>> stephanie: rejected by the screener. steph's pronunciation is okay. in linguistics we call this -- something elimination i can't pronounce. >> it is not called a collin though. >> stephanie: alternatations, when vowels or consonants change their sound with the addition of prefixes or suffixes. >> stephanie: colon can be said with the short or long o. think of the sound of the second vowel versus harmony. jim and chris need to go back to school. thank you for passing that along. >> i've never heard anyone say collins could opy. >> stephanie: well go back to school. >> do we have any doctors that pronounce is collins could opy? >> stephanie: how did colin farrell get up there?
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that is disgusting. >> what is colin farrell doing up your arse? [ ♪ "nbc nightly news" ♪ ] >> stephanie: listen, that's not important now. when i came in this morning you said the government is looking at your verizon records. i was like just me? then you said everyone! i assume i'm so fascinating. [ ♪ "nbc nightly news" ♪ ] it is just like the numbers outgoing and incoming. i'm sure they gave up on me. how many times do you have to call the liquor barn? verizon reportedly forced a turnover of customer's phone records. this is troubling troubling troubling. i'm tule troubled. u.s. government has obtained a top secret court order that requires verizon to turn over the telephone records to the national agency. the four page orders the communications giant to turn over telephone numbers as well as location time and duration of
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the calls. >> not happy. >> stephanie: i'll be passed over. >> damn that obama for giving us the patriot act. oh wait, that was the other guy. >> stephanie: didn't somebody on fox news say isn't this abusing the patriot act? it is the patriot act. >> maybe it was -- you know, the obama administration leaking this in order to light a fire under congress to do something about it. >> stephanie: yeah. >> because obama can't do anything about it. congress can. >> stephanie: the order does not include collection of the content of the communications or name of subscriber. it relates to met da data. such as the telephone number or the length of the call. information of the sort described in the article has been a critical tool in protecting the nation of terrorist threat. it allows counter-terrorism personnel to discover whether known terrorists have been in contact with other persons who may be involved in terrorist activities particularly people in the united states.
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who said -- former fbi assistant director says if a phone number comes up as being connected to someone of suspicion investigators can go back and look at the numbers what location the calls were made from. it could allow investigators to go back and look at the phone records of tamerlan tsarnaev. who -- the boston marathon bomber. normally phone companies want to maintain the phone records for long due to storage capacity. they will be held for future investigations. as far as we know, the center for constitutional rights said this is the broadest surveillance order ever to have been issued. it causes no level of suspicion and applies to all verizon subscribers in the u.s. let's talk more about this. >> yeah. >> stephanie: a lot of controversy on both sides. 58 minutes after the hour. right back on "the stephanie miller show."
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[ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> stephanie: all right. hour number two current tv land. jacki schechner, if they were surveilling our phone calls first of all several messages for you that consist of boo-boo call me. >> we play a lot of phone tag. >> stephanie: boo-boo why didn't you call me back? it's been four minutes. pooh boo, what spinning class you going to? >> i can save them trouble. i call my mother every morning and i gossip with you in the afternoon. >> stephanie: right. we have our -- we're creatures of habit.
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>> there is a little hot brie in there, too. >> stephanie: we discuss our spinning schedule. >> people don't call each other much anymore. >> we do. >> stephanie: we're girls. very chatty. >> we're not old! >> stephanie: jacki schechner is not. >> she still has a land line. i don't know what that's about. >> stephanie: a big rotary phone. >> gotta go through an operator. >> a switchboard. >> have one in your nash rambler? >> stephanie: here she is, jacki schechner in the current news center. >> good morning, everybody. the senate is set to vote today on two different student loan bills. those would keep the rates from doubling july 1st to 6.8%. the democratic favorite would close specific tax loopholes in order to offset the cost of keeping the rates low. that would be a two-year plan to buy some more time to find a longer term solution. the republicans say that plan is nothing more than a short-term fix and that would require ten years of higher tax rates in
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order to pay for two years of lower rates. they prefer the senate make something out of the house bill which attaches loan rates to ten-year treasury notes with a cap of 8.5%. remember, they double, it goes to 6.8%. do you the math. the president says if that bill should happen to make it to his desk, he would veto it anyway. here is a fun one for us from e. w. jackson the lieutenant-governor candidate in virginia. he breathe wrote a book in 2008 called the ten commandments for an extraordinary life. in it, he wrote of the dangers of emptying yourself through wait for it, yoga. the "national review" online has posted excerpts of the book. jackson says that satan is happy to invade and possess the empty soul. he says most people are dead spirits and unknowingly attached to satan. and representative john dingell will make history tomorrow as the longest-serving member of congress. at age 86, will have served 57 years, five months and 26 days.
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>> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show." welcome to it. six minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number toll free from anywhere. stephaniemiller.com, the web site. you can e-mail us all there chris lavoie, voice deity jim ward or me, stephanie miller. we just started talking about verizon turning over customer's phone records. meanwhile, shea from the live blog wants to talk about colonoscopy pronunciation. >> caller: how are you doing? >> stephanie: good. go ahead. >> caller: as many of you know,
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i'm an actor. i got to play a doctor who gave a colonoscopy in an industrial video a few years ago. >> wow. >> stephanie: so you feel qualified. >> caller: in fact, it was the same year i had my very first one so i've seen an endoscope from both sides. >> i've looked at butts from both sides now. >> stephanie: the up and down. >> caller: thank you jim. at no time did anyone ever pronounce it colonoscopy. it was always colonoscopy. >> stephanie: although i think technically, colin farrell would get a collin-oscopy. >> maybe if he had to pull his own head out of his own arse. >> stephanie: all right. whatever played a doctor and thing. thanks shea. >> caller: yesterday, it was my birthday. >> happy birthday, shea! >> caller: thank you. >> stephanie: honey, thank you for that. >> caller: bye-bye. >> stephanie: thurmond in jacksonville florida you're on
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"the stephanie miller show." >> caller: good morning. every time i hear the nsa that's a sinister organization that's been tapping phones and monitoring american citizens. the drones has raised my red flags. as obama supporters, we need to be more vocal in our opposition to this sort of invasive activity because believe it or not, there will be a wing nut back in the white house at some point in time in our lives. they'll take advantage of this sort of thing to claim its national security. so i think we do have a responsibility to voice our concerns and opposition to this stuff even though it is with our beloved president. >> stephanie: yeah. it is obviously -- jim was talking today about -- what is it? tiny drones? >> they're like insect-size drones that could actually fly into your house. >> stephanie: i don't know why i somehow pictured christopher
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walken when you said that. >> as big as a house. >> stephanie: what's today? thursday. that means somebody wants to call me an obama apologist. hello, pat in l.a. >> caller: hello, stephanie. i'm the guilty one this morning. good morning to you and the voice deity. listen, it is a series of programs and it seems like we're apologizing for these programs over and over and over again. and i mean i really think you need -- >> stephanie: pat, all i'm going to say is jim made the point but joking when fox news bitches about this is an abuse of the patriot act. >> it is the patriot act. >> caller: i concur. i don't listen to fox news. >> and the president can't repeal the patriot act. congress needs to. that's why i think there's credence to the story that the obama administration may have leaked this information in order to light a fire underneath congress to repeal the patriot
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act. >> caller: i hope for the reporter at the guardian that that's true. >> stephanie: i was just reading this quote pat from the center for constitutional rights. as far as we know, this order is the broadest surveillance order to ever have been issued. it requires level and applies to subscribers in the u.s. but as you remember, part of the controversy with bush is he wasn't getting warrants. it was warrantless wiretapping right? >> this is just one form that we've actually been able to see that hasn't been redacted. the amount of forms that have been issued and whether these are on-going every quarter. i know this one is for three months but the suspicions have long been and these are -- there's more evidence coming out to confirm our suspicions of the kind of surveillance that we're undergoing as an activist, someone who stood out on the city hall lawn, you know, i'm awfully concerned about what we're being spied on and the information they're collecting on us and what the purpose of it
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is. we had a recent incident where the fbi's named now one of our top ten terrorists as an african-american woman who's been in exile for 30 years and then a week later they up her bounty another $1 million. what's up with that? >> stephanie: i hadn't -- i hadn't heard about that. what are you talking about. who are you talking about? >> caller: two weeks ago a former black panther an african-american woman activist, i'm sorry i can't recall her name offhand. she had been living in exile in cuba for over 30 years now. and the fbi just recently, within the last month named her as one of the top ten american terrorists. and now they've upped the reward for her kill or capture to $2 million. i don't know why. >> stephanie: okay. but do you know the details of the case? i don't. how do you know whether that's appropriate or not?
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>> it was broadcast on several different sources of media. >> right. but what did she do in order to get on the list? >> nobody has broadcast that. >> stephanie: okay. >> i don't know. >> stephanie: that's why i'm sorry we wasted our airtime with that because i don't know the details of that but you're over there googling it. we'll find out. henry in new york city, you're on "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: hi, stephanie. incidentally, what the guy previous to me said, it is joanne who was in a gun battle with a state trooper in new jersey and she killed him. and she's been living out of the country somewhere. >> stephanie: okay. killing a cop could get you on a list like that. >> caller: you see this guy trey, on washington journal this morning again. any time you see him sitting there just below darryl, the used car salesman issa, he's wound tighter than a drum. the guy must have a miserable and frustrated, unhappy home life, i tell ya.
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>> stephanie: he's trey. >> she murdered a law enforcement officer execution style. >> stephanie: why is he assuming that's the misuse of the fbi's -- >> black panther and got pictures of cats. >> maybe i'm a little adept at the google machine than you are. >> stephanie: which is why you don't do voices and he doesn't do the google. rick, you're on "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: this is the time when we conservatives and liberals and progressives have to join together and think about america and not all of our little pet peeves so to speak. we've got to set -- i think we have -- what you just said was profound. this isn't abuse. by the republican administration you know, so yes, this is a time when you say whoa! let's rethink this. now that we have, you know, both sides saying it's wrong.
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>> stephanie: right rick. we didn't hear a peep about civil liberties when bush was in office. >> caller: amen. >> stephanie: you can just hush now. >> the patriot act is our version of the -- that they put in germany after the gesundheit fire. used 9-11 the same way german used -- >> stephanie: let's ask reince priebus what he thinks about that. >> reince priebus! >> i don't know. i don't think it's right. >> stephanie: the rnc has hired a facebook manager as its chief technology officer. reince priebus -- he tweeted decided to get to work on growing digital operation. first of all, according to this new -- the what do you call it, not just the rnc report, the college republican national committee report which shows kind of disastrous findings. i know! let's have a better digital
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presence. we don't need any good ideas or candidates. >> you know what the five suggested yesterday? they said we just need cooler candidates. >> stephanie: right. with the same bad ideas. >> you're not going to get cool canada dates if you have disastrous ideas. >> stephanie: would you like the fun facts? [ laughter ] >> stephanie: would you like the fun facts? by the way, i could have saved them money and told them young people think you suck. >> yeah. >> stephanie: and all of your ideas, also -- >> crap. >> stephanie: but they paid for this. i can't believe there is still a college republican national committee report. really? okay. college republican national committee report has grim findings, jim, for the g.o.p., sadly. in the "daily beast," john writes very troubling. here's what many millennials don't like the closed-minded racist, old republicans. that's the finding from the national republican committee.
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>> two really douchey kids. college republicans were always the douches. >> stephanie: if you are among the -- what's his name, the little kid that has a crush on me? ben ferguson. yeah. >> him. >> stephanie: really always looks like a scene out of i'm mrs. robinson whenever we're debating. >> he just looks at you like -- >> stephanie: you're wrong but i want to kiss you. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: if you are among the roughly 97% of americans who didn't tune into one of the sunday shows this past weekend you might not realize that the only two issues currently were the sustained national debate are the stupidity of some i.r.s. and the overzealous of leaks that may have jeopardized assets over al-qaeda and north korea. perhaps you have more concerns that are naive or trite. for example, what's the political system doing to help create jobs or incomes?
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[ crickets chirping ] bueller? yet while one sunday show was asking them to analyze painful clips of i.r.s. employees line dancing, please stop that. the college republican national committee was busy launching a conversation about the future of a major political party viewed favorably by only 30% of americans under 30. young voters, long dismissed by cynical and too disengaged to vote, did so in record numbers in 2008. in 2012 when we were supposed to sulk because president obama didn't take us from near depression to booming in 12 months. be the college republicans set out to discover how to win back some of the americans and future elections. younger voters simply don't want the current brand of crazy. that so much of the national republican party has been selling with such fervor. one of the headlines from the study were the words that up for
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grab young voter used to describe. closed minded, racist, check. old-fashioned. >> check. >> only 35% of young voters believe marriage should be defined between a man and a woman. even strongly anti-abortion rights voters said they were disturbed when republican candidates talked about defunding planned parenthood and redefining rape. young people were more likely to value environmental protection than older voters. path to citizenship is the best way to reform. i have news for these college young republicans, are you democrats. that's actually the word. that's the word for what you are. just give it up, for god's sakes. the republican party john writes, cannot keep hiding from an entire generation of voters who expects both sides to address their aspirations. the majority of gun people believe republican policies played either a major role or the biggest role in bringing about the great recession giving democrats a 16-point advantage over republicans and handling jobs in the economy. i think give it up is the title of the report.
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after the 37th vote by house republicans to reveal obamacare only 37% believe they would be better off if the law no longer existed. the truth is republican party today doesn't have an economic agenda that goes beyond tax cuts and spending cuts. it can spend the next few years hiding behind investigative witch-hunts and over the top rhetoric that most americans don't take seriously. it can hide behind another 37 failed votes that is working as it is supposed to in states like california. great piece. millennials are not stupid or naive. we're ready and engage and ready for a serious conversation about our future. jon favreau in the "daily beast." switch parties! just sayin'. >> you're really democrats. >> stephanie: 19 minutes after the hour. right back on "the stephanie miller show." >> this is the dirtiest show -- [ laughter ] i have ever been on in all of my
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1-800-steph-12 the phone number. oh somebody -- it is another edition of thanks a lot jim. someone has -- >> yeah. thanks to jim louise ward, i'm still choking. i was having a small spliff when he let out his reince priebus impersonation. [ scooby-doo's "huh?" ] i'm still choking. >> reince priebus. >> stephanie: smokin' some weed, listening to jim ward. >> he was having one of those marijuana cigarettes. >> stephanie: loser towny guy. sue in rockland -- >> loser town guy. >> stephanie: eating some food listening to jim ward. hello. hello, sue. >> caller: good morning. i have a very brief history lesson. >> stephanie: all right. >> caller: in 2001 the patriot act was rushed through congress in november 2001. only russ feingold voted against
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it. we had senators still voting against it. it was re-authorized a second time and signed into law in may of 2011, two years ago by this president and we were -- up 12 senators including the late, great, senator lautenberg. we warned everyone back in 2001, if you give such powers to the government, it's going to be abused. you're going to be spied on. and we warned everybody not to allow this. and we said one of the problems is when you give the executive branch especially, such broad powers no president, democrat or republican, will see them back to the people. so who is shocked? all i ask. >> stephanie: exactly. you are in a state today. >> you're feisty, sue. >> caller: one other important request. normally we say. it. go i. it for friday. on behalf of my chat room, can
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we have tff friday which is troll-free friday? please? just on friday. you know, casual friday. troll-free on friday. they are fun but by friday, our nerves are frayed. >> stephanie: i bet the chat room, it is like rocky horror picture, you repeat after them, hello, stephanie i'm a small business owner who has just stumbled upon your show. i would like to listen to both sides. [ ♪ hypnotic ♪ ] >> stephanie: all right. dave in chicago. hi, dave. welcome. >> caller: good morning. you talked about all of the pieces but you have not yet connected the dots. i mean we have insect-sized drones colonoscopies and the nsa expanding its powers. just saying. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: mini drones. >> mini drones for colonoscopy. >> stephanie: that's why they're recommended. put a tiny drone up your ass.
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joe in illinois. >> it may come to that. >> stephanie: joe in illinois. you're on "the stephanie miller show." welcome. hello, joe. >> caller: thank you. i just had a real quick comment. i'm a recovering republican, now a democrat. i guess what the main thing that pulled me over to see the light if you want to call it that way is just -- i see the democratic party as the party that wants to take care of those who either can't take care of themselves or in unfortunate circumstances. we just need to do a better job of taking care of each other. >> stephanie: it is not people looking for a handout. they're looking for a hand up. that's what we've always done here in america. 29 minutes after the hour. right back on "the stephanie miller show."
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>> anyone can get laid here. even -- >> stephanie miller. >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show." welcome to it. 34 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-12. don't be immature. this is a serious show about serious issues. she would like to see the wax vac guy. the earwax guy in the commercial. on current television network to be added in. do you have -- this is cody the dog. my new obsession. cody the dog that screams like a human. battling dana loesch.
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[ screaming ] [ ♪ banjo ♪ ] >> wax vac just makes sense. >> stephanie: okay. let's move on. in minnesota? >> caller: kind of close on this stephanie. >> stephanie: how do you say it? >> caller: it is booshy. the only reason i'm calling you is because i like your show and i listen to it. sometimes we don't provide information that's necessary for your viewers. also the right-wingers that call you. that is what happened on april 15th 2013? the boston marathon bombing. that's why the fbi is collecting data for information. but greenwald and all of these people and the people that they put out in the corporate world
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they're going to forget that and keep pounding. they're collecting your data. there is a reason why they did that. the reason they did that is because there was a bombing. there was a terroristic bombing. >> this plan has been in effect since way way way before the boston marathon. >> caller: yeah, but they go back and then track who called what. don't buy the fox thick. don't do that. >> stephanie: tsarnaev, they could go back. >> caller: it is not enough. forget fox. fox will never do anything right no matter what this administration does. what i need you guys to be doing which you do very good and i was impressed because i don't watch that show. erin or whatever that you were on. >> stephanie: erin burnett on cnn. you must watch it. i'm on every day pretty much.
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>> caller: i watch it because i knew you were coming on. that woman just -- she lies a lot. the way she puts things. >> stephanie: my best friend, erin burnett does not lie. >> she's not your best friend. >> stephanie: yes, she is. >> just because you talk to her every night doesn't make her your best friend. >> stephanie: she is my best friend. >> i thought jacki schechner was your tv best friend. >> stephanie: look at me. slut. hi dale in north carolina. >> caller: i was wondering how come -- how come people don't like conservatives because they're doing things right. >> what are they doing right? >> the commandments, the morals. >> stephanie: conservative people are the only ones following the 10 commandments? >> it is a good standard. >> stephanie: i haven't killed anyone at least so far today. >> caller: okay. so you're for the commandments.
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>> you're kind of dumb. [ cuckoo clock chimes ] sorry, did i say that? >> stephanie: inside voice. >> sorry. >> republicans. morals. >> stephanie: all right. he was trying to cobble together a thought. >> benghazi. [ applause ] >> stephanie: all right. bowie ca zowie. jim, you were reading this headline. amid i.r.s. mess, democrats try to make a scandal out of issa. [ ♪ "nbc nightly news" ♪ ] >> stephanie: he is kind of a scandal, if you ask me! he's scandal owsley douchey. >> let's retrace his steps here. he was a car thief who then created a car alarm and profited by -- >> stephanie: clever. just sayin', go with what you know. >> we probably have to create a
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scandal. >> stephanie: right. he went on -- let's see, he was on cnn's state of the union this past sunday. that's where he called jay carney a paid liar. >> yes. >> stephanie: the president's spokesperson. i love david fluff's words strong word for mr. grand theft auto and suspected swindler. ♪ let's hear it for the boy ♪ ♪ let's give the boy a hand ♪ >> stephanie: yes, he was indicted for stealing a car. the case was dismissed. seems like he might have known powerful people. accused by business associate of burning down a factory to collect the insurance money. he wasn't charged because sometimes accidents happen to former business associates who get too chatty about certain buildings burning down. >> might have those burning buildings collapse on them and then the bag of vipers appears in their mailbox. >> stephanie: he pled guilty to possessing an unlicensed
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firearm. the president's self-styled nemesis. he's kind of weak as a nemesis. he's launched a series of probes into alleged white house malfeasance. from the fast and furious gun-running controversy which started under the bush administration. oh, remember the department of energy, loans they made to solyndra. that was another big -- remember? [ explosion ] >> stephanie: scandal. >> teapot dome and watergate combined. >> stephanie: in both instances, issa went after high level scalps. attorney general eric holder who was under scrutiny in fast and furious, as you recall. democrats are pointing to his habit of claiming conspiracy as well as a series of untempered remarks he's made about the i.r.s. case. this is what he said on cnn last week. as late as last week, the administration still trying to
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say there are a few rogue agents in cincinnati when in fact, the indication is they were directly being ordered from washington. that's not like oh, do you have any evidence? no. do you have any proof? >> we're hoping that's what's going to happen. >> stephanie: no. apparently we don't have any direct evidence. for instance, let's just say someone burned down a building. >> according to my magic 8 ball -- >> according to my hunch. >> stephanie: yes steny hoyer said it is hard to trust somebody who makes assertions without evidence. even john mccain said we should let the facts come out rather than lob insults. by the way -- >> something about the conservatives and the ten commandments, did sanford get an adultery drop? issa got theft taken out too. >> stephanie: god didn't specifically say don't steal cars then create a car company. >> issa got it taken off three
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times. >> stephanie: hmm. all right. eric holder by the way -- >> thou shalt not burn down your business associate's building. >> september 11th. >> stephanie: eric holder. >> there are some things i want to do. some things i want to get done that i've discussed with the president. once i have finished that, i'll sit down with him and we'll determine when it's time to make a transition to a new attorney general. >> but to be clear, you're not stepping down now. >> i have no intention of doing so now. >> stephanie: ha ha, darrell issa. >> fast and furious. >> solyndra. >> stephanie: jay carney. >> the attorney general has the full confidence of the president of the united states. and is handling his job very well. >> stephanie: yes, the indication is -- the president was involved with the hindenburg. >> despite not having been born yet. in kenya. >> stephanie: large term that can encompass many things. jennifer in fresno, you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi jen. >> caller: hello. i'm a little bothered by the
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crazy pants guy that called before me, mr. conservative and the ten commandments. >> stephanie: captain crazy pants? >> caller: yes, that's the one. >> mr. mumbles. >> caller: he might want to lay off the moonshine. he's forgetting that divorce rates are higher in red states. teen pregnancy rates are higher in red states and granted they're not teaching their kids anything beyond abstinence because we know abstinence is best. but really, conservatives? i'm sorry really conservatives have the market cornered on jesus and what's good? >> stephanie: right. exactly. we forgot to tell mr. mumbles one thing. >> what you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things i have ever heard. at no point were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. >> stephanie: have some more moonshine, mr. mumbles. >> someone in the chat room said take that [ bleep ] out of your mouth, mr. mumbles. that's what i was laughing at
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before. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: no information on what was in mr. mumbles' mouth. stephanie miller show apologizes to mr. mumbles. >> ten commandments, thousand shalt not -- >> stephanie: good night, baby boy. dustin in north carolina. hi dustin. >> caller: i notice that a lot of the trolls on here are from north carolina. and i just want to say that not everyone from north carolina are just republican idiots. >> we've been to asheville. >> stephanie: yes. exactly. i understand. >> charlotte was a lovely city. was there earlier last year. >> caller: you got these people who are going well, the democrats don't believe in the ten commandments. what the hell. >> stephanie: you can tell from mr. mumbles, the trolls get bad reception under the bridges they call from. >> caller: mr. mumbles is probably drunk.
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>> stephanie: exactly. >> bible. the 11 commandments. and um benghazi. >> stephanie: okay. oh mr. mumbles. 45 minutes after the hour. right back on "the stephanie miller show." >> not bad. like frisbee golf, i'm glad i tried it once. >> announcer: it's "the stephanie miller show." (vo) the day's events. four very unique points of view. tonight starting at 6 eastern.
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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
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about them, right? vo: the war room tonight at 6 eastern i think the number one thing that viewers like about the young turks is that we're 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. >> stephanie miller. ♪ daisy dukes, bikinis on top ♪
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♪ sun-kissed skin so hot will melt your popsicle ♪ >> john mayer's getting some again. >> stephanie: that's what i said. even though she kissed the girls, her body clearly a wonderland. 49 minutes after the hour. >> you're both randy this morning. >> stephanie: well, we were talking about the wax vac guy our current obsession. my current obsession is cody the dog that screams like sam kennison. however, what jim was just saying, what were the auditions like for the wax vac guy. >> wax vac auditions take 247. >> ow, ow, ow. >> that wasn't quite it. >> ow. >> closer! let's start again. >> ow. >> no. >> ow. >> that was almost it. >> ow!
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>> stephanie: okay. [ applause ] >> stephanie: punched him in the nads. >> that would be a higher pitched scream if he were punched in the nads. i don't know what they did to get him to do that. >> stephanie: he was somewhere like cody, the dog that screams like a human ordain na loesch. or dana loesch. [ ♪ banjo ♪ ] [ screaming ] >> stephanie: wax vac guy what do you say? >> not enough buttons. >> no, there aren't. >> stephanie: kelly in sacramento you're on "the stephanie miller show." i don't have it in my box. >> caller: hello, stephanie. i want to tell you all of the teachers that are now on summer break love starting our day with you. >> stephanie: yea teachers!
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woot. >> caller: some amazing parallelisms about this darrell issa. not only did he just create any alarm for cars. it is the most annoying -- it is the one that does all of the different noises. >> stephanie: it is the one that is as irritating as he is. >> caller: exactly. usually when the car alarms are going off, there is no burglary. there is no reason for the alarm. and thus the second parallelism he's blowing all of the whistles supposedly about absolutely nothing. >> stephanie: it is like living next door to cody the screaming dog. [ laughter ] >> whenever you have a minor earthquake, you hear the alarms going off. used to, anyway. >> caller: thank you. i thought i would let everybody know he's annoying. >> stephanie: annoying and ineffectual. >> i wonder if darrell issa could audition to be the wax vac guy. >> stephanie: all right. everything's coming together in our head.
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>> ow! >> ow! >> stephanie: okay. sorry. i haven't had much sleep. okay. by the way, i was saying this the other day when i gave my speech. i was talking about -- this is what i hate about how republicans demonize teachers all the time. and i happen to love teachers. i know a lot of them. what i hate is they demonize them until they get shot at in classrooms protecting our kids then they're heroes again. just stand with them all the time. [ applause ] >> we will stand with all the teachers. >> stephanie: okay. thank you. by the way 10-year-old california boy fatally shot in the chest while playing with a friend. another day, another story like this. eric clast died tuesday after he was shot in the chest. he was playing with a 9-year-old girl in her parent's garage when a repairman heard a single gunshot. he found two kids in the garage and called 911.
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hello! and the nra -- >> freedom. >> stephanie: hitler. the nra meanwhile advises people not to lock up their guns because then you won't be ready in case of that nightly emergency that apparently happens at everybody's house. yeah, shoot the tiny drone that's trying to fly up your ass with? this is a sad story. chuck grassley really upset that obama doesn't call him anymore. wah, wah. ♪ dear god, it must be him ♪ ♪ it must be him ♪ ♪ or i shall die ♪ >> stephanie: not him. ♪ or i shall die ♪ >> stephanie: story -- i don't know where this is. senator chuck grassley feeling down in the dumps because president obama doesn't call him on the phone.
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>> chuck grassley sounds like -- >> stephanie: just when he's upset and whiny. >> someone kicked him in the head. >> stephanie: in 2009, obama basically had grassley on speed dial. calling him frequently over negotiations over the affordable care act. during that period of time, the president would call me on my cell phone and talk to me. i don't know if it was half a dozen times or dozen times. he called you. at least you remembered that he called you. he's starting to sound like janice -- >> the official folksinger of "the stephanie miller show." >> stephanie: high school girls. okay. sorry. music is annoying me now, too. the likely reason obama and grassley stopped calling grassley saying they charged grassley, not interested in striking a healthcare deal in 2009 claiming he was just trying to run out the clock. oh, he was toying with the
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president. ♪ that love was meant for beauty queens ♪ ♪ and high school girls with clear skin ♪ >> stephanie: okay. anyway, no republican received more tlc from barack obama than chuck grassley did. >> tlc? >> stephanie: grassley claimed to be series about a bipartisan solution on healthcare. he was also at the same time make fund-raising appeals urging donors to send him cash to help him de-- defeat obamacare. stabbed the president in the back. telling a town hall gathering remember that, every reason to fear the president's healthcare reform proposals because they would bring a government program that determines if you would pull a plug on grandma. after the president called him and called him and called him. >> stephanie: my pants are
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buzzing again. it must be p.o.t.u.s. just saying. all right. by the way major league baseball, did you see this? >> yes i did. >> stephanie: will seek to us suspend about 20 players including alex rodriguez for steroids. steroids in baseball. steroids in sports. >> ahhh! [ ♪ "nbc nightly news" ♪ ] >> stephanie: who could have seen that? i also think darrell issa should be investigated for steroids. that's not a normal check. in addition to my concerns about car theft. by the way yesterday we wondered what it would be like to live in a world with lou dobbs. so did rocky mountain mike. ♪ ♪ shook me right now ♪
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♪ stop this awful pain ♪ ♪ here i sit watching lou's sexist racist crap ♪ ♪ i don't care what they say i won't stay in a world with lou dobbs ♪ >> yea! >> stephanie: thank you rocky mountain mike. all right, coming up, lee fang of the nation, not from the addams family. to tell us about some g.o.p. supporters of obamacare. ooh! jacki schechner's ears just perked up in the current news center. 58 minutes after the hour. right back on "the stephanie miller show."
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[ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> stephanie: all right. hello, current tv land. hour number three. [ ♪ "nbc nightly news" ♪ ] oh, jacki schechner. it is time for another edition of wtf with your home state of florida. south jersey mom versus south beach hookers the rematch. times must be tough for south beach hookers. so tough apparently they've taken to beating up the competition. a vacationing mom says that as many as ten prostitutes pounced on her in the lobby of the w hotel because they thought she was a hooker encroaching on their turf. >> go, miami! >> stephanie: wow, those
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hookers will indeed cut a bitch. >> can't tell the difference between new jersey mom on vacation and ten hookers in the lobby of a hotel on south beach. you've got some big problems. >> stephanie: it is a hooker melee in the lobby of the w. >> great story. "miami herald" has the full story. >> stephanie: thank god we busted you out of there, jacki schechner. >> that's the fate that stood before me. >> stephanie: here she is in the current news center, jacki schechner. >> good morning everybody. wouldn't you know it, darrell issa's house committee is holding another hearing today on the i.r.s. testifying today again is inspector general jay russell george. this time, his task is to talk about the findings that the agency spent $49 million for 225 conferences between 2010 and 2012 with a particular focus on that august 2010 conference in anaheim. the small business self-employed division of the i.r.s. held that
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conference for 2600 executives with a total cost of $4.1 million. and is opening remarks george points out his team was unable to verify the accuracy of the total $4.1 million tab because get this the i.r.s. did not have effective controls in place to track and report its costs. the i.r.s. anyway, also testifying today mr. ferris think with the unfortunate name, the commissioner of the i.r.s. division that threw the conference. he's the one who played spock in the parody video you just saw. in his opening remarks, think says he and his colleague didn't do anything ig legal or against government protocol at the time but if presented with the opportunity, they would not hold the same event again. >> in hindsight many of the expenses incurred in this 2010 conference should have been more closely scrutinized or not incurred at all. and were not the best use of
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taxpayer dollars. >> ya think? >> we're back with more show after the break. >> 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.
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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. >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show." welcome to it. six minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number toll free from anywhere. lee fang of the nation calls in at the bottom of the hour to talk to us about some republican supporters of obamacare. >> what? >> stephanie: say what now? >> prefer to remain anonymous. >> stephanie: in the closet? >> they're ashamed. >> stephanie: come out come out, wherever you are. stephaniemiller.com. you can e-mail us all there.
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jacki schechner e-mailed us all this story. hooker fights in south beach. [ ♪ "nbc nightly news" ♪ ] what's not fun about that. the "miami herald" brings the story. >> florida again. >> stephanie: wtf with florida. south jersey mom versus south beach hookers the rematch. times must be tough for south beach hookers. so tough apparently, they've taken to beating up their competition. that's what a vacationing south jersey woman -- in a civil lawsuit file against the lavish four star w hotel where apparently that's where you find a better class of -- >> hooker. >> stephanie: yes. a gang of high-priced escorts attacked her. anna, the wife of a wealthy suburban philadelphia homebuilder claims in the federal lawsuit, as many as ten prostitutes -- now that's a hooker fight. fight, fight, fight! [ applause ] >> that's a team of hookers. >> a gaggle. >> a murder of hookers. >> stephanie: wow. as many as ten prostitutes pounced on her in the hotel
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lobby january 19th. >> usually pay extra for that. >> stephanie: right! >> at least jim does. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: she was encroaching on their turf. instead of helping them catch the attackers, the prostitute-friendly hotel -- >> well, that's good to know about the w. in south beach. >> stephanie: helped put the woman in a taxi to facilitate their escape. the ten pouncing, you know, marauding prostitutes. anna is 5'1" and 105 pounds, was tackled to the ground and suffered a scrape to her knee and a bloody lip. >> 36,21 36. >> stephanie: i'm just trying to keep jim straight. here's a story about boobs. hookers and now we move on to boobs. breast milk lollipops. they can now be yours.
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>> all righty then. >> stephanie: we love lollies here at the "the stephanie miller show." >> why? >> stephanie: oh, thanks for asking. lolly file, the lollipop company has debuted a new flavor, breast milk. jason darling, the owner says i don't know if it's because i'm getting older but all of my friends are having babies these days. what dawned on me is my friends are producing milk so delicious it could turn a screaming furious child into a docile contented one. i knew i had to capture the flavor. it is so sad that so few people can't remember that inherently wonderful flavor. not really. it is a real shame babies are so selfish. you'll understand their unwillingness to share once you try one of these. [ crying ] >> stephanie: babies suck, literally. they aren't actually made with breast milk, you'll be sorry to know jim. we're endlessly grateful to the mothers who kept sharing their
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breast milk with our flavor specialists until we were able to candify it. breast milk was involved with the development but not the finished product. i'm a flavor specialist for lolly file. >> may i taste your breast milk? >> stephanie: and then it would get -- >> a little taste test. >> stephanie: punched like the ear vac guy. i swear to guy -- >> no. >> stephanie: i work for lolly file. lolly file cards going up in the air. >> stephanie: oh, jim, look, another story about breasts. specifically, sofia vergara. [ ♪ "nbc nightly news" ♪ ] star of abc's "modern family." >> she's grateful for the attention her breasts have gotten. >> they've got an lot of attention. >> i feel very grateful. i don't like to complain about things that god has given me.
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>> i'm not complaining either. >> stephanie: imagine you thank god as well. >> she's a very attractive woman. >> stephanie: mm-hmm, okay. [ ♪ "nbc nightly news" ♪ ] did you see this story? remember how what was his name, what did david letterman call him? the naked fat guy on survivor? hatch. >> you can't win $1 million on tv and then not pay taxes. >> north carolina postal carrier who claimed she was unable to lift mail trays as a result of a 2004 on-the-job injury pled guilty to worker a comp fraud after they proved she was lying. exhibit a her 2009 appearance on the price is right. she spun the big wheel not just once but twice and rather rigorously. >> raising her hand above her head. >> stephanie: on national television. >> maybe she should pick up female traits. -- female trays.
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[ buzzer ] >> stephanie: other evidence brought against her included a 2010 carnival cruise vacation during which she and her husband were spotted zip lining. >> hmm. [ applause ] >> stephanie: what is zip lining? like bungee jumping? >> no. you hang -- and you slide down. >> stephanie: right. something ridiculous. >> it looks like fun. >> i've done it in costa rica. >> costa rica is like the capital of zip lining. there are a lot of zip lines there. i watch the travel channel. i know these things. >> stephanie: that's the random thing you've ever said on this show and that's saying a lot. i was saying that i am thrilled, thrilled with the president's selection of susan rice. [ ♪ "nbc nightly news" ♪ ] ha ha! ha ha, republicans! president obama tapped diplomat susan rice as his national security advisor defying republicans and i believe jim said he did say -- neener,
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neener, nanny boo-boo. >> stephanie: right after he announced it. >> there has never been a national security adviser named rice. bet she'll do a better job than the previous rice. >> obama: susan has been a tireless advocate in advancing our interests. she's reinvigorated american diplomacy in new york. she stood up for innocent civilians from libya. she's raised her voice for human rights, including women's rights. she exemplifies the finest example of leadership. >> the ivory coast. >> stephanie: thank you. i was wondering what that was. yes, he went on to say -- >> obama: i think everybody understands susan is a fierce champion for justice and human dignity but she's also mindful we have to exercise our power wisely and deliberately. >> stephanie: to which lindsey graham -- [ screaming ] >> oh, my stars! good heavens.
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>> stephanie: may never ever get off the fainting couch. >> i won't vote on a new secretary of defense until the old secretary of defense testifies about what happened in benghazi. >> lindsey beauregard graham. >> unnerving to a guy like me. ♪ bitch and moan and then he's gone ♪ ♪ looking for a big issue any one will do doing the outrage dance ♪ >> are you satisfied with the approach of the administration? ♪ and when you get the chance ♪ >> no, i haven't been satisfied for a long time. ♪ you are the drama queen ♪ ♪ at 17 ♪ >> it is not the tea party's fault. ♪ drama queen on the couch ♪ ♪ you can bitch, you can cry
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wasting the time of our lives ♪ ♪ make a scene being a drama queen ♪ >>er understatement. be. ♪ being a drama queen ♪ >> stephanie: my goodness. my stars. >> baby boy. >> stephanie: the president again. >> obama: this team of people has been extraordinarily dedicated to america. they have made america safer. >> stephanie: by the way i'm going to go out on a limb and make a prediction, psychic prediction, he will be on a sunday show this sunday. >> really? [ ♪ hypnotic ♪ ] [ crying ] >> you are out on a limb with that one! >> stephanie: don't you hope he flips and just goes -- i was saying baby boy -- senator mccain. >> mccain calls him baby boy. >> stephanie: yeah, probably. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: i hope he comes
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on i'm sorry i'm so informal. >> then takes the wig off. >> stephanie: several lapdogs follow him on to the set. i apologize. all right. can we do the president -- susan rice? >> i'm deeply grateful for your enduring confidence in me. >> stephanie: lindsey. [ screaming ] >> stephanie: okay. 16 minutes after the hour. all right also, we talked about this earlier with karl frisch. the d.c. circuit court the president has laid down another marker. [ ♪ dramatic ♪ ] we'll tell you why as we continue on "the stephanie miller show." >> don't you wish your girlfriend was a freak like her? it's "the stephanie miller show."
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