we will talk to stephen miller.a lot to say and says ken paxton is the most important powerful republican because he's suing the biden administration. he's expecting more ags to do the same. your reaction to what you heard from congressman nunes. you put a list out, kash, didn't you, about all the information and documents that you wanted to see declassify and even in the list you and congressman nunes did not see all the things that you thought you knew? >> absolutely, maria. congressman nunes is spot on in terms of weaponization of portion of the intelligence community. let's go to fisa process, as former prosecutor who used the fisa properly, to see this way it's outrageous and only increased by the sentencing of clinesmith, we know that the most basic level. you don't have to know anything about the could you tell user -- courts or anything, if there's information that you are aware of and the fbi is aware of, then you must present to federal judge and as you highlight in devin's memo in february 18th, not just

stephen miller, former adviser to president trump.e first 11 days. >> president biden has issued astonishing executive orders, over 40, going around congress, going around legislature to implement policy even when the policy is flatly contradicted by dually enacted federal law. on border security, immigration, biden issued memorandum that would functionally end all immigration enforcement in the united states of america. nullifying hundreds of pages of federal law. we've seen president biden reinstate what is called critical race theory training in the federal government which is race-base discrimination that's flatly illegal. we have seen him unilaterally -- the leasing of drilling and gas exploration across the country sending jobs overseas and violating own buy america pledge and shutting down the keystone pipeline and rejoining paris accord. again, again we are seeing not only bad policy but lawful. fortunately we have seen people like ken paxton in texas stand up and defend the rights and the liberties of the american people in a

stephen miller, who i profound in my book "hatemonger," grew up idolizing white antiheroes like martinsese's monsters. his white nationalist agea is a natural outcome of a culture that glorifies bad white man and dehumanizes brown and black men. i think that double standard is at play here when you see -- when i talk about the importance of biden not merely reverting to ama-era policies of saying he will prioritize series criminals because again, that justmarries the concept of immigrationnd minor offenses to some kind of national security threat, which it is not. juan: the issue -- the long-term solution clearly is a new conference of immigration reform law. at least biden has put forth his plan that would include a path to citizenship for the 11 million undocumented within eight years, considerably better than in 2014 when talking about 10 years -- i mean, 13 years and before that, 2006 they were talking about 10 years. what are the prospects you see now for that being able to be passed in congress, especially given the reality that once those 11 million are able to become not only p

stephen miller thought a lot about this, white house senior advisor. he joins us tonight.nks for having me, tucker. >> tucker: you spent four years in the face of very intense opposition both outside and inside within it working on the issue. what does it mean? tell us the implications of joe abundance presidential directive directive on the migration? >> thank you, tucker. this is the most extreme directive, i would argue, really in the history of modern law enforcement has ever been issued. it let me break it down for everybody. acting secretary issued a memorandum on the evening of january 20th, the day of the inauguration, putting into place a 100 day deportation moratorium. there is a very narrow exceptions that apply to a handful of people in a given year. it would be terrorists, spies, and really extraordinary cases. but the 180,000 people that i.c.e. removed last year, though same 180,000 people could not be removed this year as a result of the deportation moratorium. of those 180,000 people, tucker, 92% of them are criminals. either charged or convicted of a crime

two small vehicles and it has been a scary time or anyone in this country and a lot of this is stephen miller it's just been a lot of poison in the air area i don't think, i really ailike you to talk about. how does it affect the ipeople ? sorry, i'm going to sign off. i just think there's a lot of ugliness out there and people should open their hearts a little bit more. after the new year. >> host: sarah pierce. >> guest: i'm happy you brought that up as it has been a very anxiety producing four years for both legal and illegal immigrants in the country because the president had the. >> host: legal immigration is a problem for the united states. a litany of policies came down that made legal immigration significantly more difficult made life more uncomfortable forillegal immigrants already in the united states . scrutiny of any applications were increased and in the past where the us immigration agency would defer to prior approval for people who were trying to access the united states, now that deference is gone so there's even ovincreased scrutiny around people trying to renew their status

joining me now, former advisor to president trump, stephen miller.ave seen what he has done already. what is the impact of the hatchet job he has done on the former president's immigration deals. >> let me say first, you points out brilliantly earlier in your show that the central line about the inaugural was plagiarized from bill clinton. i only wish joe biden would plagiarize something else from bill clinton, which is how to reach out to middle america. does anybody think the top pry north this country is too make sure we don't deport criminal illegal aliens who committed criminal offenses against americans. or to destroy every job on the keystone pipeline. or join the paris climate accord and shut down u.s. factories, drilling, mining, shale. whose priorities are these? they are the priorities of far left special interests who have jobs and wealth and security who look down on every day citizens who just want to live a healthier, safer life. jesse: that doesn't square what he ran on. his mandate is covid and that's about it. to open the borders to

time foren a scary anybody in this country, and a lot of this is stephen miller, and it has just been a lot of poison in the air. i would like you to talk about that, how it has affected people. sorry, i'm going to sign off. i just think there is a lot of ugliness out there and people need to open their hearts a little bit more. have a good new year. thanks, valerie, i'm really happy you brought that up because it has been a very anxiety producing four years are both unauthorized and legal immigrants in the country because the president had the viewpoint that legal immigration is a problem for the united states. a litany of policies came down that may legal immigration significantly more difficult and made life more uncomfortable for legal immigrants already in the united states. scrutiny of any applications significantly increased. in the past where the u.s. agency would defer to private approvals, so people would try to expend their time in the united states. now that difference to prior approval is gone. uncertainty on people who are trying to renew their status even if they have b

. >> so if stephen miller got another job with a big corporation, what would you do?ink if stephen miller joined a fortune 500 company, there would be plenty of people within that company who would speak up. we saw this when miles turner joined google, many employees raised concern hes that he must havehe family separation program. they initially said he didn't, it came out that he did, and that drove accountability and he ultimately had to leave. so we want to bring the facts to bear. >> so devil's advocate, is this fair? do these people dedeserve to not have any livelihood after leaving the white house? >> this is absolutely fair. this is using facts, their emails, what they did on a day to day basis and we're asking companies hold that record up to their started values. do you believe in equity, in racial justice? ask these people if they do. >> all right, thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> tens of thousands take part in new protests across russia, where this is headed, in our next hour. headed, in our next hour. of doing what's righ, not what's easy. so when

and catch "sunday morning futures" sunday morning on the fox news channel, stephen miller and lee zeldin money," every weekday at 2 p.m. eastern on fox business. thanks for watching, we'll see you next time. ♪ ♪n,n,n,n,n,n,n,n,n, thanks for g us. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. the radical dems enjoyed, you may recall, surprising success in the november election. in fact, there required only 45,000 votes in three states to win the presidency. so why would they not want the same good fortune all across the country? it turns out they do. two oregon lawmakers -- senatorr ron wyden and congressman earl blumenauer of portland, oregon -- have introduced legislation so that the entire country

and catch "sunday morning futures" sunday morning on the fox news channel, stephen miller and lee zeldin2 p.m. eastern on fox business. thanks for watching, we'll see you next time. ♪ ♪ ♪ gerry: welcome to the "wall street journal at large." now we know at least where some of that stimulus money went. the big story on wall street this week was a few hedge funds getting crushed by trade thers perhaps using their $600 checks from the government. who would guess fiscal policy could be so effective? we'll have more on the gamestop insurrection later in the show. the weight of the fury on trading platforms, this was the first full week of the biden admi

stephen miller went on fox news on the morning of the electoral college meeting hoping legislatures or the states would to thesecial sanction alternative electors who have it on separate meetings. that never transpired. fromif a second submission arizona is put forward, it does not have equal status. there will be one official submission from arizona signed by the governor and there will be this other submission claiming to speak for arizona that has no official backing whatsoever. it is clear what should happen. the official submission is the one to be counted. because this is the first time in american history if this is what unfolds, exactly the procedure for how it unfolds, it will set a precedence. the outcome is not in doubt. the chambers of congress will control counting the votes. know the two chambers will count the official votes from each state. the process for getting to that bottom line is murky because we don't know whether the vice president will announce he has one submission because there is only one official submission, or instead whether he will say i have two packag

joining me now, former advisor to president trump, stephen miller.seen what he has done already. what is the impact of the hatchet job he has done on the former president's immigration deals. >> let me say first, you points out brilliantly earlier in your show that the central line about the inaugural was plagiarized from bill clinton. i only wish joe biden would plagiarize something else from bill clinton, which is how to reach out to middle america. does anybody think the top pry north this country is too make sure we don't deport criminal illegal aliens who committed criminal offenses against americans. or to destroy every job on the keystone pipeline. or join the paris climate accord and shut down u.s. factories, drilling, mining, shale. whose priorities are these? they are the priorities of far left special interests who have jobs and wealth and security who look down on every day citizens who just want to live a healthier, safer life. jesse: that doesn't square what he ran on. his mandate is covid and that's about it. to open the borders to peo

look who it is, be a podcast and host contributor, stephen miller.ot democratic poster and fox news contributor, jessica looking gorgeous as everyone. i will start with you, alexandra. the government in california, failed many, many things but this has been pretty bad. story after story about vaccines going bad and they are pretty much just going them away and you have a group of people who do things like send $500,000 to the dumb dumb to go to usc and the same people trying to skip the line, i don't have a problem with the free market, my problem is little old people trying to stay alive push out of the way so these elbow rubbers can get the job done what say you, alexandra? >> all of these celebrities trying to jump the line, these are all people stealing the virtues of joe biden focused on equity this week. these are all people telling us how to live our lives, we should be doing things. the college admission scandal is exactly what came to mind for me also, when this started, there were instagram influencers in new york also trying to get ahead b

stephen miller, thank you. joe biden isn't simply a new president, he's a holy man, a miracle worker. from california to illinois to the state of michigan, suddenly coronavirus restrictions, as if by magic, have been lifted. what has changed apart from his healing touch? we will tell you after the break. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: joe biden is now the president and you know what that means, it's time for science. you know what science means? you get people in lab coats do not vigorously as you lay out your political degrees. coronavirus has changed once again. california, illinois and washington, d.c., have all announced the indoor dining is an dangerous anymore. that was fast. he's a healer healer, that joe biden. in michigan, they decided to lift the indoor dining ban on february 1st even though deaths in that state are higher than they were when the indoor dining ban was announced. so it didn't work. so how did he do that? how did he get so holy? todd is joining us tonight. what do you make of this? great to see you by

also another beautiful face, stephen miller saturday night 8:00, tulsi gabbard is a beautiful face andwas your birthday last week, happy belated birthday, maybe greg still has some party favors left over he can give you to celebrate. >> happy birthday. >> thank you. let's talk about human canine unity, had a bomb right leg walking with the dog who was also hopping. didn't have an injured leg. bill the dog was hopping because he was walking in concert -- essentially try to make his owner feel better. his owner russell jones actually spent more than $400 in vet fees and x-rays only to discover his dog was just limping in solidarity. i love dogs. >> beautiful story. >> when husbands wear that fake pregnancy pillow on their belly when their wives are pregnant. >> 1-3:00 p.m. eastern time ♪ i love my country ♪ i love my country ♪ teach from kentucky ♪ we keep it funky ♪ we like how it sounds. pete: brian kilmeade likes to say get up and guess dressed of the we say do not get up and do not get dressed. enjoy whatever food and coffee in bed that's great. glad you are here. will cain, jedediah

joining me now is miller -- stephen miller.come to the other side, first real big interview after leaving the administration. you know this issue better than anyone. what will this mean for the country? why should the average american watching this tonight care about this issue of deportation and border enforcement? >> thank you for having me on, laura. if you read the text of this order, it is breathtaking and mind-boggling. and holds all deportations, all deportations. for 100 days including the most hardened criminals living in united states. that means child molesters, sex offenders, drug dealers, gang members, ms-13, all shielded from removal. this is a priority of our new president? with a raging pandemic? is top priority? to make it so that brave i.c.e. officers can't remove hardened criminals from our country? it is flatly illegal, it's completely unconstitutional, and as an american citizen, i for one am gratified that the attorney has stepping up and threatening to sue the biden and administration if they don't immedi

you're telling me pence, pompeo, meadows, kushner, stephen miller, those guys can't write their story deals for the cam assignments. the american people deserve to know that. this is the first controversial administration we've ever had. what about nixon and watergate? what about truman dropping the a-bomb, or fdr putting the japanese internment camps? nobody who worked for any of those guys gets to tell their side of the story? that's insane! [laughter] >> greg: juan, you have to agree, you're right books. this is scary. books should have daring subject matter because people pay for the books. it's not like twitter where it's free and you can ban it. this is the last bastion. he bam's stuff, it's over. >> juan: i feel differently. to my mind, first and foremost, these are private companies. they are publishing houses, but it's a private business. conservatives would appreciate that a private business has the right to set its own rules and decide who they want to publish. i don't think there's any question. right now, you see some radio stations setting rules for people. you can't say

so stephen miller is just going to reject reality the same way his hair just rejected his head?mp is going to have an ultimate slate of electors vote for him. i mean, why stop there? why don't they just send those alternate electors to an alternate congress and have them upheld by an alternate supreme court and he can become president of an alternate country. maybe whichever country speaks the weird language trump has been speaking the last four years ( mum ). mumbling ). here's what worries me, if none to have flitticle or illegal schemes work out, trump's people ieght might try to take things in their own hands. >> thousands of trump supporters rallying in washington for president trump citing claims of widespread voter fraud. >> president trump's supporters undeterred including some from the proud boyz rallying to support him, clashes with court protesters turning v.i.p. violent, four people stabbed and more than 30 arrested. >> i don't know who's going to the white house in 38 days but i sure know this, joe biden is a globalist and joe biden will be removed one way or anothe

the white house reads like, oh, man, i don't know, like a sophomore year term paper, maybe, by stephen milleres of martin luther king jr., frederick douglas and abraham lincoln while defending america's founding on uclary, all stamped with the weight of the u.s. government. christina greer is an associate professor at fordham university, and she joins a many now. the first thing i will say here is this is not in any way like a serious anything. it's essentially a troll. that's the full content. there's no intellectual. there's interesting tough the debate about the 1619 project. there's real academic debate on that. this is not. >> absolutely not. i think you're being generous by being a sophomore -- >> high school. i should have been clear. sophomore high school. >> i'll give you that. it's musings and picture of mlk, dr. king, and frederick douglas. the fact that the architect os this have project have the audacity to put it out on a day like today after what we witnessed on january 6th when we know -- there are certain things that are facts, chris. the vast majority of the founding father

we have seen several senior white house officials, including jared kushner and stephen miller both arriving at the west wing this morning, which is unusually for a quiet saturday like today. we don't know exactly what they are doing here, but preparations are being made for the final days of the president's time in office. in particular, for his sendoff, the president is now expected to leave washington for his mar-a-lago resort in palm beach on wednesday morning. so on the very same inauguration day, president trump expected to leave early in the morning. what he is demanding, according to our sources, is a fairly large sendoff a military-style sendoff with all of the pomp and circumstance of a state visit, perhaps for a visiting foreign dignitary, and also a large crowd of supporters. now, whether or not that happens at the white house or joint base andrews where the president will hop on air force one for the last time remains to be seen. but clearly that is something the president is looking for. what remains unclear is whether the president will deliver farewell remarks. that is typica

stephen miller will be joining us along with lee zeldin and jonathan ward and gordon chang. everybody, thanks so much for joining me this week on fox news prime time. here stucker and tucker carlson tonight. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy friday, what a week. a lot going on in this country right now, but may be the single biggest mystery when you take three steps back is why democrats became so vicious after they won. joe biden got the white house, his party took to congress, you think they would be thrilled, you'd think they will be celebrating, but no. instead, they started a purge. within hours, democrats begin crashing even the mildest dissent. they shut down an entire social media company called parler not because they did anything wrong, but similar because they couldn't control it. they couldn't take the

policy -- especially on the immigration front, policy dictated by a known white nationalist like stephen miller's really important for bide ton set himself up as the anti-trump. >> rashad, on his way out the door, secretary of state mike pompeo tweeted something that raised eyebrows where he wrote, quote, wokism, multiculturalism, all the isms, they're not who america is, they distort our glorious founding and what this country is about, our enemies stoke these divisions because they know it makes us weaker. and included another quote from him there. i hate to say that multiculturalism may have not been what the founders are about, that may be accurate in a backhanded way. but this idea that our enemies stoke these divisions -- in a way it's -- i see how, say, social media has been used to play into our social fault lines. we know that's real, we know that's part of the 2016 election interference. but just the tone of it. this kind of powerful white guy telling everybody about multiculturalism. bad look. where do we go from there in terms of the way we talk about these things? >> yeah, i mean,

now to those who appear to be sticking with trump to the bitter end, senior adviser stephen miller, who in leaked emails showed a knack for spouting white nationalist talking points, not to mention his proposal -- policy proposals that led to unspeakably cruel policy of family separation at the southern border, and then there is the president's son-in-law, jared kushner. you could say he had no choice but to stay. though we haven't seen him much lately. kushner is inexplicably put in charge of covid testing plans early on. but the boy genius lost interest in testing when it appeared the virus was hitting blue states the hardest. and kushner's wife, ivanka, is no exception. the president overruled protocol to get his favorite child a top security clearance. her own laughable presidential ambitions are no secret. but they may have hit a snag this week when she tweeted then deleted a statement calling armed rioters at the capitol, quote, american patriots. last but not least, is vice president mike pence. a loyal lap dog who enabled trump at every turn. the head of the coronavirus task for

head, that the disaster of the last four years, at least embodied in the trump administration -- stephen miller, betsy devos, william barr, the whole gaggle of folk, giuliani, the children -- all of those folk will be behind us soon, and, of course, the symbolic significance of kamala harris as the first black vice president, the first black president of south asian descent and caribbean descent and the like. i was thinking about the national council of negro women. i was thinking about the atlanta washerwomen strike of 81. i was thinking about the women's political council in montgomery, who were the backbone of the montgomery bus boycott. i was thinking about ella baker and fannie lou hamer. all of these folk are the wind behind kamala harris's back that make her possible, but she's a symbolic -- also the symbolic importance of her, of course. but we must understand that yesterday was day, and the day before was a day of celebration. today is the day for the hard work. the country is deeply divided, as bree said. and we have to get about the work of responding to the problems we face as a nat

he had to know they were gonna back out and then today, trump adviser stephen miller went on "fox andbecause the electoral college was voting, doesn't mean the effort to steal the election was over >> we have more than enough time to right the wrong of this fraudulent election result, and certify donald trump as the winner of the election if we win these cases in the courts, that we can direct that the ultimate slate of electors be certified the state legislatures in georgia, wisconsin, pennsylvania can do the same. and likewise, congress has that opportunity as well. there were millions of ballots that were cast in violation of plain state law, federal law, the u.s. constitution. you have underage voters, you have voters with felony criminal records who are disqualified from voting in their states, you have non-residents, you have non-citizens, you have voters who are deceased >> seth: first of all, none of that is true second, of course miller thinks there are dead voters, because he is a dead voter technically, undead. he came into existence when a charles addams drawing was struck

daughter ivanka is still there though it's not quite frankly clear what she did on a daily basis and stephen millerally turned against. >> the poem that you're referring to was added later. it's not actually part of the original statue of liberty but more fundamentally -- but more fundamentally -- >> you're saying that does not represent what the country is always thought of. >> i'm saying the notion -- the notion -- i'm sorry. >> jim, let me ask you a question. >> that sounds like a national park revisionist. >> it shows your cosmopolitan bias. >> it sounds like you're trying to engineer the racial and ethnic flow of people into this country. >> jim -- >> also going the distance mike pompeo from the cia to the state department, and ben carson who served as housing and urban development secretary all four years during which he took heat for alleged transphobic comments. he denied a "washington post" report that he raised concern about, quote, big hairy men entering women's homeless shelters saying political correctness would destroy the nation, and he also blamed the purchase of some very expensive

from the white house reads like, oh, i don't know, like a sophomore year term paper maybe by stephen millers of martin luther king jr., frederick douglass and abraham lincoln while defending america's founding on slavery, all stamped with the weight of the u.s. governor. christina greer is an associate professor of history at fordham university and joins me now. first thing i will say is this is not in any way like a serious anything. it is essentially a troll. that's the full content of it. like there's no actual intellectual -- like there's interesting stuff to debate about the 1619 project and the role of slavery, there's academic debate on it. this is not that. >> absolutely not, chris, and i think you are being generous by saying it is a sophomore year paper. >> high school, i should have been clearer. sophomore of high school. >> i will give you that. you know, it is just musings and pictures of mlk, dr. king, and frederick douglass, but, you know, the fact that the architects of this project had the audacity to put it out on a day like today after what we witnessed on january 6th whe

and if you're doj staffer, you might think, well, if it's not me, it's going to be some kind of stephen miller type person. that would be terrible. there are elected republicans thinking, if i don't go along with him, if i speak out against him, if i don't vote to overturn a democratic election for the first time in american history, i will be primaried and the person who primaries me will be more dangerous than me, so i just have to make these compromises to hold the line. and these are not crazy calculations. in fact, each individual case, they can be down right persuasive. there are trump appointees, people who worked in the administration or appointed by trump, like chris krebs, who did their jobs with integrity and really made things better and we probably would be in worse shape if they had quit or not taken the job. what i want you to do is take a step back and understand the moral collective action problem. each of these small incremental decisions, these justifiable decisions, yes, i will work in this agency, and, no, i won't speak out about what the president is doing, think about wh

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white house adviser stephen miller wrote and stars in a one-man show called "if hitler was bald" whichrms at demolition derbies throughout south dakota. former housing and urban development secretary ben carson can now be found asleep in his car for the foreseeable future. former counselor to the president, kellyanne conway, returned to the white house where she scares crows out of the rose garden. former press secretary sean spicer found work as cmo of fur fest, the world's third-largest furry convention taking place june 14th in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. after the divorce, first lady melania trump changed her last name and married kid rock at the bottom of a gravel quarry in livonia, michigan. eric trump tried to create an ebay account to sell napkins his father wiped his mouth with but gave up when he was untable to come up with an original username. don jr. became a safari guide in over africa where he was torn apart by baboons. his girlfriend, kimberly guilfoyle, did not attend the funeral. daughter ivanka trump went on to be miss january in the bikini calendar. after the supplied

stephen miller, one of his top policy aids and his top social media person and was the one who oftentimes the group is not getting any bigger obviously as we getting any bigger obviously as we get towards the waning days of the administration. and more than anything come of that group is very much on board what the president does. it is not often when they rebuke him. they let donald trump beat himself. and it is a good thing sometimes but also is part of a problem and that's what you are seeing for the last couple of with this attack in his response. thank you very much. in ever smaller group of people working with president trump is enter the last few days of his presidency. the consequences of last week's assault on the us capitol continue to play out, not least in the world of social media. donald trump's account suspended permanently from twitter. parler, the platform popular amongst conservatives in the united states, has sued amazon for removing it from its webhosting services. it accuses the tech giant of violating antitrust laws in the us. amazon banned parler on sunday, saying c

dog-walking acquaintance i hadn't seen in a year of two, and had never seen at the farmers' market, stephen miller is your other dog. >> a few months before, goose, minnie's companion for most of her life, died. >> and you said, i'm looking for an older male because minnie is lonely. it is almost like the heavens had opened up. >> why, because carol, his friend for 30 years, was dying of liver cancer. the result of living practically next door to 9/11. nobody wanted her 11 and a half-year-old dog, harry. >> she had made me promise if we couldn't find a home for harry, that i would put him down, which was an extremely difficult conversation to have with her. >> if i had been standing somewhere else, if i had been there at 8:45 instead of 8:30, if it had been raining and minnie and i had stayed home, steven would not have seen us, and none of this would ever have happened. i googled carol fertig, her apartment was featured in elle decor magazine. she was a big-league designer of many things. >> when carol walked down the street, people noticed her. she was bigger than life. >> carol took this pictur

we are going to continue the conversation that you guys are having, because i'm talking with stephen millerng to say, well, we're not going to sell you a car, republicans? we're not going to issue you a mortgage, conservatives in -- conservatives in how far does this go. and you said what will republicans do? i want to know what president biden will do. because president biden campaigned on unity, and he continues to talk about unity. wouldn't it be powerful for the commander in chief to come out and say, stop. republicans, conservatives have a right to have their point of view. i may not agree with it, but stop this. so we'll see what the president has to say about it, and we'll talk about it coming up in about ten minutes. breaking news coming up on the other side of this program. wisconsin will we'll be watching. thanks, maria. maria: thank you so much. will: coming up, a family-owned business gets some star-stud thed support -- studded sport. meet the brand teaming up with luke combs and dave portnoy. ♪ ♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, ...little things... ...can become your b

many times have we seen lindsey graham or brett kavanaugh saying something unbelievable, and stephen miller wasn't speaking to whoever he was talking to on tv. he was just talking to donald trump, because he knows donald trump was watching. this whole video was an audience of one. whatever judge he thinking he'll be in front at some point down the road for inciting an attack, he's talking to the judge. that was the whole purpose of this. so, look, his lawyers may think that's going to help him out, but if there was ever a living human being who is the epitome of circumstance, it's donald trump, every tweet he wrote. so i don't know that the video helping him with any remotely competent judge. the best bet is maybe he gets a change in venue and ends up in front of a judge who he appointed. most competent judges won't let him off. >> watching hi future legal travails will be interesting. the way he in some ways successfully bullied the mueller probe will be one of the most fascinating chapters. i want to turn with you, nick, though, to all the great reporting, a lot of this in your paper and

most have had one important qualification, loyalty to white house adviser and stephen miller and anti-immigration hawk. frank, explain it to me. how do you think we got to this place where we took our eye completely off the ball. do you think the rev is right, that this is actually a conscious agenda that kind of fed into some of the priorities that coddled and ignored white nationalism or do you think there were a complex set of factors that led us to that conclusion, but without that level of intent? >> so, first, as the reverend knows, racism and hate was not unique to the trump administration, it's been with us an infection throughout the fabric of our society and our history, however, however, racism and hate, as a strategy, as a policy, came to its ultimate fruition during this administration and yes, indeed, they fueled their policy and strategy with hate, racism and appealing to a base they knew that they concept without resonate with. there's no question about it. so, let's move on now to the concept of consequences and accountability for those enablers, facile day torps and leaders, and