we have got steve miller, former senior trump policy advisor, trump campaign surrogate, my good friendthink it was really cool today, a week before the convention, they put out the platform. it is easy to read. it is concise. it is consistent with the things mr. trump has been saying from recent years. it is actually consistent doing everything he did in the first term as presidency which you heard art laffer say was so successful. what can you tell us about this platform? i'm sure you read it. i'm sure you may have had a hand in it? >> let's talk politics and let's talk about policy. politics, larry, if you have to say something in 100 pages you're doing it wrong. the historical approach to party platforms has been to go on forever and ever and ever and ever about every topic under the sun which basically means you're saying nothing. this trump-led, trump-distilled platform that reduces the republican party's agenda to 20 essential promises is political genius. every american can read it. every american can share it. every american can discuss it. this is what we're going to do on for

we have steve miller former senior trump policy adviser, trump campaign surrogate, my friend, and formerue, you know steve, i just think it was really cool, today a week before the convention they put on the the platform, it is easy to read, and concise, and consistent with thingses that mr. trump has been saying, everything he did in first term as presidency, you heard art laffer say was so successful, what can you tell us with this platform, you may have read it or had a hand in it. >> talk politics and policy. politics, if you have to say something in a hundred pages, you are doing it wrong. historical approach to party platforms has been to go on forever and ever and ever and ever about everything topic under th the sun, that means you say nothing, this trump led platform that reduces republican party agenda to 20 essential promises is political genius, every american can read it, every american can share it and can discuss it, that is what we're doing on foreign policy, military policy, trade poll ti policy, dollar policy, economy policy. immigration policy. and this is a vision for

discussions i have had with great guests like congressman elyse stepanek, et cetera tom scott and, steve millera and the catastrophe that is our southern border the insane policies the biden administration putting everyone in this country at risk. we begin with america's governor desantis who is doing an incredible job in florida. he tells us why biden's failure to abide by the constitution and his constant lies of the american people. about the security of the southern border all the more reason we need a trump back in the white house. go. we are here with america's governor governor desantis. governor, you've been a member of the house forgiven governor for a while now. you are considered a very, very successful governor. you look at joe biden, he has an executive order he puts out he says i'm going to fix the border. he signed over 90 executive orders he setting another executive order. nothing is changing on the border. he not only violates the take care clause of the constitution for it not only violates multiple parts of federal immigration law, he lies and lies and lies to the american p

well, joining me now is the former presenter of families steve miller. ean, to be fair to her, i think, isn't it common sense to have handrails in a pool anyway, no matter what size you are, you know, for elderly people, for children, for people that are too fat, for people you know, who are just unwell. and |, know, who are just unwell. and i, i think, you know, the handrail one is just common sense where i have an issue with this particular influencer is when she's demanding that we have free, seats on a, you know, they have free seats on an aeroplane. so i think that what she should do actually is put her mouth to better use and stop moaning and start eating less and eating better, and life would be, would be, would be better for her. you see the problem with this? when you go down the route of free airline places, seats, because you're too fat is you're yet again reinforcing the normalisation of obesity and all of the potential health consequences that can come from that. that's the second thing. the other thing i've got on the on the aeroplane seats,

steve miller, defund the special counsel. ever since 2022 donald trump has been calling this prosecutorial misconduct. the search warrants executed by the fbi in 2022, he referred to it at the time as a hoax and suggested that documents had even been planted. he and allies consistently told the american public for the better part of the last two years that this was all but an effort to put him in prison and to keep him from the presidency. now they have a federal judge dismissing the case saying that the special counsel was appointed should have never been appointed. and the indictment and what is the underlying crimes that were alleged, they are serious. they include the fact that there was 48 empty folders with classified banners, 18 documents marked top secret, 54 marked secrets, 31 documents marked confidential, more than 11,000 unclassified government docs, photos, gifts, books, all part of the indictment. also the indictment alleged that he with two codefendants, an effort to delete security video, and that at one point

well, we're joined by the former presenter of fat families, steve miller now because steve, i supposeart of this proposal is, is a government minister trying to do some good. >> so the situation will be, if this happens, is that i can go into a restaurant, i can have as a starter some mushrooms dipped in garlic dip or whatever. >> then i can have burger and chips. then i can have spotted dick and custard, but then i can only have one fizzy drink to stop me being fat. the logic is flawed and like many i imagine, of gb listeners and viewers, i'm fed up of all this ban. this ban, that ban, and also, you know , it's the responsible who know, it's the responsible who get penalised in this, you know, because the irresponsible can't because the irresponsible can't be bothered. so i say a big fat whopping no to these proposals. and what we do do is we start thinking about the culture of our society, which frankly, seems to have gone down the road of let's love ourselves fat. so on the one hand, we're saying we've got to fight obesity, but on the other hand, we're saying, love your curves, rig

let's get the thoughts of former presenter of fat family, steve miller. f all this? do you think it's something that should even be commented upon? >> i can't even believe we're talking about it, to be quite honest. >> i mean, what's fatphobic is just the truth, isn't it really? >> i mean, you know, if one person is fat and the other one isn't, then then you're just giving an accurate observation. >> i mean, it's just common sense . sense. >> and the key thing here is, i mean, the i'll tell you one thing, though, i've got this headune thing, though, i've got this headline on this article mixed weight couples on screen only seem to be a problem when women aren't thin, and i actually think there is a bit of truth in that because we seem to go, you know, we seem to talk about it more when the woman, my god, my face is looking a bit fat on your screen as well, i tell you, no it's not. >> i'd be getting fat shamed or in tears anyway. but coming back to this, i mean, when the, when it's a woman, we do seem to become a bit more obsessed with it. >> and i think th

steve, miller, joins us now. steve, look, you've got to convince me.one who i don't like new taxes. when you give a government a tax, all they do is tax you more and more and more and more. is this the reason perhaps, look, that people are using having less sugar? >> let's get down to brass tax here okay. so there's been a little bit of a reduction . there little bit of a reduction. there has not been a big reduction in childhood obesity and adult obesity. that's the first thing to say. and i am very anti this tax because what happens is you get it's basically saying that the responsible people pay for the responsible people pay for the irresponsible people who can't be bothered to think before they put something into the trolley. that's my first point. the second point here though, is i think the aim of the sugar tax on drinks, soft dnnks the sugar tax on drinks, soft drinks was very much about dentistry. and you know, children and stuff. the the thing where are we going with thatis thing where are we going with that is that the government are now say

steve miller? are you guys crazy? i am voting to restore voting rights.he has to vote for something. not against anything, but for something. have you seen chevron? what it is doing to your drinking water? i'm voting against policies like that. you guys have a good day. vote for something. host: troy is next. a supporter of president trump. hello. caller: thank you, pedro, for taking my call, and i'm going to vote for trump. it is real easy. i reflect back on the trump administration and what my life was like. i was paying $1.86 for gas in georgia, and i remember when biden took office one of the first things he did was dismantle trump's energy policy in this country that i kind of think was successful. the measure of that, the price of gas, that is real easy for me. i have not had less than three dollars a gallon gas since biden took office. it has hovered around three dollars since, going up from below two. also with the executive order he dismantled trump's border policy, and we have all seen the catastrophe that has been. so, in my mind it is really e

steve miller? are you guys crazy? i am voting to restore voting rights.he has to vote for something. not against anything, but for something. have you seen chevron? what it is doing to your drinking water? i'm voting against policies like that. you guys have a good day. vote for something. host: troy is next. a supporter of president trump. hello. caller: thank you, pedro, for taking my call, and i'm going to vote for trump. it is real easy. i reflect back on the trump administration and what my life was like. i was paying $1.86 for gas in georgia, and i remember when biden took office one of the first things he did was dismantle trump's energy policy in this country that i kind of think was successful. the measure of that, the price of gas, that is real easy for me. i have not had less than three dollars a gallon gas since biden took office. it has hovered around three dollars since, going up from below two. also with the executive order he dismantled trump's border policy, and we have all seen the catastrophe that has been. so, in my mind it is really e

the people around him were a mix of advisers who were egging on those impulses, like stephen miller and steve bannon, and self-proclaimed adults in the room who were trying to keep those impulses at bay. in a second trump administration, according to everyone i've talked to in the president's orbit, he would make sure that the people helping him would be people who are obedient, who are on the same pages him, who want to help him accomplish his agenda by any means necessary, and this ruling makes it that much easier for him to kind of bulldoze through the guardrails that were in place up to now, and to do what he wants to do in a second term. i do think that it is important to note that a lot of the republicans who are celebrating this decision are republicans who not that long ago were on tv , the black lives matter protesters are illegal immigrants, being protested into the role of law and i don't see a lot of legal conservatism at work right now in response to this decision. >> let's go back to 2021, and i want to share why the top senate republican, mitch mcconnell, opposed impeaching don

ligood morning everyone on behaf of both the miller and the university of virginia press welcome to today's i'm steve cohen. i am a nonresident senior fellow with the miller center, the scholar in residence at the history channel and a of history at the university of oklahoma. many of us, when we about the american presidency, we think people like lincoln and tr and fdr and we think about the 20th century as being the defining century and defining and determining the presidential power. but stephen rockwell in this provocative new book turns out all that on its head. his book is called the presidency and the american state leadership and decision in the adams grant and taft administrations. the book is published by the center studies on the presidency with the university of virginia press. so here to these topics are, first of all, the author of the book, steven rockwell. steven is a of political science at saint university in new york. he earlier worked as a senior research analyst at the brookings institution and as an assistant professor in the political science and public administration programs

. >> steve: trump team tweeted that out. jason miller tweeted that out yesterday. about kamala harris and her path forward. >> democrats can not point to a single state where kamala harris now puts in play where it wasn't before. let me give you a quick example. look at arizona and nevada, well, kamala harris was joe biden's border czar. that's going to be a disqualifier. you take a look at georgia, minnesota, where harris' week on crime policies will be a disqualifier, but then you take a look at harris' role as the chief advocate for the green new scam. going to be a disqualifier in union heavy states like wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. so as you go around state by state, the data is actually really bad for kamala harris. >> lawrence: i will just say this, the trump campaign seems to be way more organized this go around versus the 2020. they had people on the campaign that should have never been around a political campaign. they had no experience running, but they have prepared not only opposition research but ads on every single candidate that could be at

miller is just nearly 104, 104. circling back to team usa, a funny moment because steve kerr warriors fans always get upset when steveas a rotation that he's going to follow. and even if steph is on fire, he takes him out and puts him on the bench, which is exactly what he did in this game. and people are like, steph is lighting them up. why would you possibly sit him down? and so steve was like, yeah, this is how i do it. and that's sorry. yeah. no, i'm going to stick to my minutes. and he's, he's got to interrupt the show. exactly. he's got too many guys to play. right. and they're all nba all stars. so it's a good problem to have. but yeah welcome to warriors world. yeah thanks very much. all right. >> coming up next live coverage of the republican national convention at eight. it's who wants to be a millionaire? followed by claim to fame at ten, wheel of fortune, followed by jeopardy! then stay with us for abc seven news at 11. that is it for this edition of abc seven news. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley for sandyha patel, larry beil, all of us. >> we appreciate your time. have a great

note your colleague steve scalise, gravely injured in this shooting what do you what do you think is incumbent on the former president tonight on stage? >> well, i think what jason miller said is going to hold true. he's going to be that different. donald trump, how i mean, i don't think anybody in america, especially in hearing in the media complex, would have ever thought that donald trump, a former president, could be more humanized. but that's exactly what this convention has done. i think it showed different sided donald trump, it's aside that i witnessed when i served with him while in congress, and i think the world's starting to see it. and that's why i think you're seeing donald trump become the clear front runner in this race so brad, i mean, what is your would you be surprised, for example, if we saw a speech from donald trump where joe biden's name was never mentioned. well, i think joe biden's name will be mentioned, but i think you're going to see a very different tone from donald trump tonight. when the two, these two men, they're there, they're old war horses, right? and they've the public knows a lot about them, have very detailed opinions and the key

miller. >> vice president kamala harris gave some words of inspiration to team usa men's basketball. the vice president stopping by their practice in las vegas. harris met with coach stevesent leaders in every walk of life, and for you to go to paris and bring back that gold is just another example of your excellence, your teamwork, your compassion and your commitment. >> so i just wanted to come by to remind you that our nation is cheering you on. we are so proud of you. >> team usa has an exhibition match up with canada tomorrow night. they begin olympic group play on july 28th in france against serbia and nba mvp nikola jokic. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> awake! i didn't believe it and i just started crying and we'll never see him on this earth again. >> tonight, a family seeking justice after their loved one was shot and killed in a homeless encampment. those close to the victim telling us his death just before the 4th of july holiday, leaves behind a very deep hole in their family. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm gasia mikaelian new tonight ctv's joey horta spoke to the family and police who tell us the search is underway for the

staff, stephen miller, one of his top advisors all were involved in product 22 25, making it much more complicated for him to distance himself from it. than we previously thought alright, steve contorno, good reporting on that. thanks so much, sir all right. >> just ahead. breaking news this morning, consumer prices doing something they haven't done since the early part of the pandemic in 2020 they fell. the latest reading on the fight against inflation is spelling good news for shoppers. cnn's paula newton has more on this story. i'm so happy to see you this morning. paula there you are. >> farah. it is good news for all i can tell you that it is actually in fact a deflationary numbers. think about that things month over month, are costing us less today than they were last month. this is something that so many people have been waiting for, not to mention the white house to try and prove that their economic policies are working. you know, this wasn't an a dramatic kind of slip, but really a pivotal point. and why when you look at the year over year, it is at 3%. that's much cooler than people were expecting, especially when you combine, combine it with that month over month

steve bannon in europe addressing conservatives in europe saying, you will be called racists. wear it as a badge of honor. stephen miller running ads in florida saying that the only real racism is racism against white people, and what white people need is white racial solidarity and a government that finally works for white people. i mean, they're running -- they ran ads to this effect in florida, and they're now -- they've now written it into policy for what would be the incoming trump administration as part of project 2025. so, i mean -- and you see it in right wing culture too. you see people like elon musk at twitter endorsing psuedoscientific racism, all of this quackery about iq, right, and psuedoscientific racism. that's all newly popular among the tech right wing. this stuff is not subtle and it is not something that you need investigative journalism to figure out. this is out and proud. so, that's an important distinction because it means that exposing it or trying to put a spotlight on it doesn't necessarily work because they are not ashamed of it. so, what do you do with that? >> and by the way -- i love. no,