carrie miller is looking to add to her medals.ry kiesch has the story. >> if it's true a champion is made not by what they accomplish, but what they overcome, carrie miller is golden. >> i used to serve my country in the u.s. army. then i was hit by a drunk driver and lost my legs. but that didn't change a thing, because i still serve my country. i just wear a different uniform. >> in 1999, miller had at least two good reasons to just throw in the towel on life, but instead of using the loss of both legislation as a scapegoat, she used tragedy as a tool to positively impact others. >> well, i had no choice but to. my mom and my family are really strong. if we're alive, we're going to keep it moving. >> it's that mind-set, an able to chart a new course in the light of despair, has allowed her to be an advocate for service americans around the world. >> the component is getting them physically active off the bat, they don't have time to sit around, woe is me, when they have the opportunity to do this now, and i can still do this. be

reporter: if it's true a champion is made not by what they accomplish, but what they overcome, carrie milleren. >> i used to serve my country, but then i was hit by a drunk driver. i still serve my country. >> reporter: in 1999, miller had at least two good reasons to throw in the town, but she used tragedy as a tool to positively impact others. >> well, i had no choice but to. my mom and my family they're really strong. we're still alive, we're going to keep it moving, you know? >> reporter: it's that mind set that allowed miller to be an inspiration too and an advocate for wounded service members around the world. >> the other component was getting them physically active right off the bat, so they don't have time to sit around and woe is me, i can't do this, when they actually have the opportunity to go, i can do this now and i can do this. to me being physically injured is more about figuring out how to do the things you want to do, not if you can. >> reporter: but its miller's goal as a member of the volley ball team that she's best known for. you'll be happy to know she's headed to lond

a champion is made not by what they accomplish but what they overcome, carrie miller is golden. >> iy country in the u.s. army. then i was hit by a drunk driver and lost my legs. but that didn't change a thing. because i still serve my country. i just wear a different uniform. >> reporter: in 1999 miller had two good reasons to throw in the towel on life. but instead of using the loss of both legs as a scapegoat, she used tragedy as a tool to positively impact others. >> well, i have no choice but to. my mom and my family are really strong. >> reporter: it's that mind set that ability to chart a new course in the face of despair has allowed her to be an advocate for service members around the world. >> the other component was getting them physically active right off the bat so they don't have time to sit around, woe is me, and they have an opportunity to go oh i can do this now an still do this. because for me, being physically injured is more about figuring out how to do things you want to do, not if you can. >> but it's miller's role as a member of the usa paralympic volleyball tea

miller. and we carried on a nice conversation and i didn't see her again for about two years.nd when i saw her again, she told me she was a cancer survivor. you know we have over 11 million people with cancer and she is one of the survivors. >> well, welcome, myra, good to have you with us. i guess what we're learning is exercise was a major part in your survival and continual survival. tell us about that? >> it definitely was. because my cancer started with an auto-immune disease, my body telling me that i had something going on. and for six months they couldn't find out what it was. and then they discovered i had a lesion on my right lung. so i had to deal with sore joints and everything else before they actually found the cancer. >> and so they treated the cancer, but then they said, you got to exercise. >> exactly. to keep those joints going, exactly. >> so dell us about your workout, let's have look at it. >> as a matter of fact when we're in the gym, we do a lot of machine work and one thing about machines, is that when you are starting coming back from cancer, they're v

police say it happened tuesdayet a day carry a woman ran inside her home in woodbridge. her son, da kwon michael millered the child in a bathroom. the mother is devastated. >> i am so sorry to the family. please for dpriv me. i am so sorry. i would never want to hurt nobody's child. he was just like my baby. he said he didn't do it. he said he was upset that he was accused of something like that and we believed him. >> miller is being held without bond. >>> a man convicted of driving drunk and plowing into a mother and son is facing 26 1/2 years in prison. he was found guilty on all counts against him yesterday including manslaughter. the crash happened in january and killed 8-year-old brian hernandez chavez. police say he was drunk and possibly high when he hit both the mother and son when they were walking on a foot trail. maria broke her legs and pelvis and attended the trial. he'll be sentenced in august. >>> ken cuccinelli holds a 3-1 lead over bolle. mccollough appears to be the only democrat. >>> the race for the u.s. senate seat is much closer. the quinnipiac poll shows kaine with one% leefrd a

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[ laughter ] >> 46 minutes after the hour, right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> hotter than a carryingm anywhere. let's go to rich in minneapolis on "the stephanie miller show." hi rich. >> caller: hi, stephanie. >> stephanie: hi. >> caller: i'm amazed with the diverse group with the republicans that they gather. they've got most rotten, the ones that don't want to fund education or the poor or women's rights or gay rights or anything like that. plus they also have the most principle, honorable upright moral majority and religious right. that's diversity. how can they have those groups? >> because both of them are lying about their intentions. >> caller: or they're the same. >> yeah. arguably yes. they're a crossover group. one of the groups is pretending. the ann rinders are closet evangelical christians. if you look at the polling, what they talk about in church a vast majority of them are big believers in bootstrapping. like i said, life starts at conception and ends at birth. the minute you're born, you're on your own, kid. start bootstrapping it. climb up the hill to denver. build

>>we'll do our best to carry the flag from 6 to 9 every morning. ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller --our -- >> you are over 50? >> no, i'm not. debbie in alabama welcome. how dare you. >> hello. >> hi debbie. >> i didn't find you with my butt, i found you with my fingers. >> thank you. we are pro choice here. >> and also i think we need to find darrell issa and all of his republican partners on the committee, they need to be held in contempt. >> exactly. >> i love when the president does things to help people like the immigration move or marriage equality, he is being crazy political and partisan -- [ coo coo clock chimes ] >> and then there stuff -- >> yeah. >> dennis in vancouver, you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> hi, steph. >> hi. >> the nra is nothing more than a propaganda machine just like fox news is for the republican party. they used to represent people that owned guns like go hunting and that but they have lost that goal as an organization -- >> yeah. >> all you have to do is look at their board of directors and people like ted nugent -- >> yeah. >> and senator larr

talking about leaks and carrying on, all i have to say to that, judith miller/valerie plame.e me a break. >> there's a reason they're doing this. rice? talked in the last segment about all that obama can't control. he can't control europe. can't control congress. he can control foreign policy. that's an area they would like to shine a light on because he can act unilaterally, without foreign or congressional leaders blocking him. when you have this little good news as obama has these days that's a story you want to get out. >> a couple things here one, from the journalistic point of view there are a number of books written and published now. there's essential an arms race to get your lead out before anybody else's. i think there is credence to the notion that the "new york times" has very good reporters, and that when it comes to something like cyber warfare that we're engaging in, this is sort of in the ether. a top-down league versus a bottom-up, a mounting evidence and someone inside the white house gives some off the record confirmation is very different than saying, this

we'll carry that live as we continue on "the stephanie miller show"." >> you homoloving sons of gooseney time. >> yes don't miss this week's "the gavin newsom show" with special guest: hollywood icon oliver stone. >> i'm not an activist, i'm outspoken. i'm a dramatist. >> my heartbeats so hard it felt like someone was beating my chest. i then looked up and saw--to find out what happened next you can find your my new book in local libraries. >> and now we're back. [ ♪ rock ♪ ] >> stephanie miller. ♪ >> stephanie: mm-hmm, it is "the stephanie miller show." awaiting the president. he'll be speaking about the economy. oh, who thought this was hilarious. >> romney: i will not be the president of doubt or deception. i will lead us to a better place. >> stephanie: oh my goodness. [laughing] he said that directly after telling a big stinky lie. >> hello, he lied? >> stephanie: yes, just seeing it on tv. first of all, who would ever believe that any way. he said, obama knowingly slowed down the economic recovery. >> he didn't nowing knowingly? >> stephanie: yes, to pass obama-care. [♪ "world ne

vice admiral miller tells me that you can finish this one so, let me hear it from all of you loud and clear. damn the torpedos. that initiative is what carried us through the generations. when teddy roosevelt sent the great fleet around the world, the admirals at that time didn't want to bring along the brand new destroyers. that didn't sit well with the group of very young lieutenants and so these enterprising junior officers found roosevelt aboard his presidential yacht and asked him to overrule the admirals. roosevelt did. proving junior officers can have the best ideas, you just have to have the guts to prove it. down through time our nation has needed military leaders with that kind of vision. chester nimitz's screen formations to push the japanese back across the pacific. the bold plan to put nuclear power on ships and submarines and grace hopper's computer genius that anticipated a network fleet. the future is no different. and that's why we developed a new defense strategy. adapting to the budget requirements that we face, but more importantly to ensure that our military can meet the challenges of the 21st century. our military force

actions against them they carry out an attack the regime responds the worse the response of the regime. easier it is to stay the only thing that will solve this now is miller green to mention by the way as we saw in libya and many many years ago we saw it in the former yugoslavia and exactly the same land is currently out of work at present our side has agreed to ease humanitarian access to syria's four hardest hit provinces do you think that will go some way to countering how he's portrayed by western and some arab politicians and states well i think. my my own feeling is it's too little too late on his now too. get the approval of everyone but i mean the arab world is divided let's speak clear above the the united states is using the saudis and the three who are making who are responding to asserts reliance on his own tribe in religion b. you know lights they are using this fact because this is a minority to engender and create the response but in between the allow it some of the sudanese you have many many different small groups of people belonging to different religions they feel very threatened if a beaker three star regime is a stablished there so i

carry the flag from 6 to 9 every morning. >>liberal and proud of it. ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller. >> they sit around in their underwear andstephanie: boston was fun. 34 minutes past the hour. >> the wilbur theatre stairwell will never be the same. >> stephanie: yikes. mark in newington. connecticut. there you go. was at sexy liberal. i was laughing so hard my cheeks still hurt. a lot of reports of that. in addition to the great show, i had the pleasure of sitting with -- he did get -- when he walked in. >> in your butt checks hurt that's not from laughing. aisha tyler was probably -- aisha is beautiful and i can understand why women go goo goo over john. >> it makes me feel i may be a less by yang trapped in a -- a lesbian trapped in a man's body. [ applause ] >> stephanie: janice in houston, texas you're on "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: good morning, stephanie. how are you? i want to say what if we allowed the g.o.p. to come -- they're a gang of thugs. they remind me of the taliban. >> stephanie: i know the religious right, they have coosted this party. all right. i was talking -- look, my second article highli

carry the flag from 6 to 9 every morning. >>liberal and proud of it. [ ♪ music ♪ ] ♪ ♪ >> stephanie miller. ♪ note. ♪ ♪ >> stephanie: mmm hmm,sang is back. >> burger king has a bacon sundae? al-qaeda's like we're trying too hard. that's not kosher. >> stephanie: bringing the sexual tension back. the president on the campaign trail yesterday. >> obama: this has to be our north star a economy built not from the top down but from a growing middle class providing opportunities for folks who aren't yet in the middle class. >> stephanie: that's what i was trying to say earlier. >> from the bottom to the top to the middle and back. >> stephanie: stan, you're on the show. hi, stan. >> caller: hi, steph, how are you doing today? >> stephanie: good, go ahead. >> caller: we're sitting here making up our posters for the summer season getting ready to go down to the write festival tomorrow and it will be the community fest which has been going on in columbus for 44 years. it is the biggest and most accepted festival. >> stephanie: they're all preparties for the big party sexy liberal august 18 columbus. >> caller: we got our posters toge

miller show." current's morning news block. >>we'll do our best to carry the flag from 6 to 9 every morning.nnouncer: stephanie miller. ♪ i'm a bitch i'm a lover, i'm a child, i'm a mother, i'm a sinner, i'm a saint, i do not feel ashamed ♪ ♪ i'm nothing in between ♪ ♪ you know you wouldn't want it any other way ♪ >> pretty much any other way. >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show." 50 minutes after the hour. we have to answer a question first. robert, my right wing love muffin in new york. hello, robert. >> caller: how you doing. why do you feel that this government needs to hold everybody's hand and give them everything and you know -- >> no one said that. >> stephanie: i said that when? >> caller: listen. you agree with obama care, no? >> stephanie: i don't know why -- >> caller: by the name you call it, i'm guessing you're not for healthcare reform. >> caller: i'm all for people getting off their butt and making something of themselves. >> no democrats have ever done that. >> caller: listen, everybody is sitting here just -- it is unbelievable. >> you can still be -- you can be

carries. >> reporter: monday night, the town swore to clean up its dirty language. for "cbs this morning," michelle miller plead guilty. >> i know, i would, too. >> i would plead guilty. that's why i think they're on to something. i think they're on to something. >> i agree. and i have to say, as a parent of young kids, and i admit i'm guilty around the office, but sometimes i'm with my kids, who are 5 and 2 and i think, can you just watch your mouth a little bit? we don't need to hear those words. there are all kinds of people on the streets. so it makes me think twice about my past transgressions. >> and you don't swear around your children. >> no, i don't want them repeating it, because they'll know where it came from. >> mom. >>> coming up, parents is the heart of civilization, so it's no surprise that this master storyteller puts the city life at the heart of his new spy novel. at the heart of his new spy novel[ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this

carry the flag from 6 to 9 every morning. >>liberal and proud of it. ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller -- >> isn't completely oblivious, she justll day in wisconsin of course. [ nbc "nightly news" theme ] >> that's the big news for today unless you are watching cnn, and then it's the queen. >> there is a lot about the queen. [ laughter ] >> it is really patriotic. okay. graeme zielinski is the communications director for the wisconsin democratic party. he joins us now. good morning, graeme. >> good morning, stephanie. >> good morning, happy recall day. >> yes, and it is also grand jury day for scott walker's purposes. >> oh, really? [ dramatic music ] >> it seems to me that is starting to resinate because the polling has gotten so close, are people aware that their governor could be indicted? >> i don't think they are. i don't think people understood what the john doe corruption issue was. scott walker has done a masterful job of avoiding any questions about his role in a criminal conspiracy where we are told he is a target of a federal probe as well as a state probe. he didn't answer the basic question -- which i think anybody

carry wisconsin. stakes all over the place. >> they need the money. >> ladies, thanks very much. next on the run down, bill clinton once again contradicting barack obama. dick morris with the inside story. later, dennis millern the most hated people in america. >> and in the impact segment tonight, former president bill clinton campaigned for barack obama. however, mr. clinton has contradicted the president's policies on a number of occasions. the latest being so-called bush tax cuts which mr. obama wants to abolish. mr. clinton says that's not going to happen any time soon. put off until next year. that's probably the best thing to do right now. the republicans don't want to do that unless he agrees to extend the tax cuts permanently, including for upper income people and i don't think the president should do that. >> bill: earlier in the discussion mr. clinton indicated the bush tax cuts were not a thing for the economy. author of the big new best seller "screwed" dick morris. i heard you say this even though bill clinton is running around campaigning with the president is he really trying to undermine him. you really believe that? >> yeah. oh sure i do. i think that there are three motivations at work on

carry wisconsin. stakes all over the place. >> they need the money. >> ladies, thanks very much. next on the run down, bill clinton once again contradicting barack obama. dick morris with the inside story. later, dennis millern the most hated people in america. also, get a free flight. you know that comes with a private island? really? no. it comes with a hat. see, airline credit cards promise flights for 25,000 miles, but... [ man ] there's never any seats for 25,000 miles. frustrating, isn't it? but that won't happen with the capital onventure card. you can book any aiine, anytime. hey, i just said that. after all, isn't traveling hard enough? ow! [ male annncer ] to get thelights you want, sign up for a venture card at capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? uh, it's ok. i've played a pilot before. >> and in the impact segment tonight, former president bill clinton campaigned for barack obama. however, mr. clinton has contradicted the president's policies on a number of occasions. the latest being so-called bush tax cuts which mr. obama wants to abolish. mr. clinton says that's not going to happen any time soon. put off until next year. that's probably the best thing to do right now. the republicans don't

miller show." the president will address the nation in the next couple of hours. if that happens while we're on we'll carrycnn all had it wrong. who had it right. jacki schechner? [ applause ] >> i don't know if you can tell this is not a high-budget operation, as i am in captain america's underpants. and jacki schechner is on current. so there. >> ap got it right. >> right. >> but none of the broadcast outlets did except for current. >> right. that's the better story that -- oh, the president is smacked down again. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> the ak -- oh -- in a victory for president obama the supreme court has decided to uphold his healthcare plan. chief justice john roberts joining the consent of the supreme court. ♪ let's hear it for the boy ♪ >> they are saying his vote saved the affordable care act. wow he is going to take a beaten in the right-wing world today? >> yes. >> house republicans vowed to appeal the entire law. although it is unlikely the senate will allow that to happen. you know what i can't wait for chris? >> what? >> mitt romney's pathetic statement. >> elect me and we'll do e

carry the flag from 6 to 9 every morning. >>liberal and proud of it. [ ♪ music ♪ ] ♪ >>> excuse me, why do you have a picture of me -- >> announcer: stephanie miller yeah, rebecca is waiting my the phone. ♪ oh, dear god ♪ >> i just went out to the bathroom, she is like i'm getting a weird feeling too. ♪ >> we are awaiting birther queen orly taitz, who i -- well she is the one that said call stephanie miller and tell her to be -- what did she say? >> allow her to be on the show to present her evidence. >> yes and i was like great when can you be here? [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> we were going to give her an extra segment so she could finish. we'll see, rebecca is forlornly waiting in the parking garage. >> someone in the chat room said it's too quiet. [ crickets chirping ] >> i think i could even make a love match with jim ward. [♪ magic wand ♪] [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> like this one osama was killed years ago and kept on ice. >> well, true. he has been reported to have died some years ago. and she is a follower of that as well. [♪ magic wand ♪] >> this could be all kinds of magic. >> and he was working for us when we were kicking th

carry the flag from 6 to 9 every morning. >>liberal and proud of it. ♪ >> you are the most awesome person i've ever known--well, second most awesome. >> right, the first being-- >> stephanie miller >> yes, jim is showing nothing on current tv. >> jim was taking a little nappy. that's okay. he's sleepy. so am i. i was all revved up after the obama fund razor. by the way if people are commenting on my green pashmina. i'm not the green hornet. that is really an unfortunate picture. >> my friend wants to know why you brought your snuggy. >> shut up everybody? i don't know how it got like that. i was wearing perfectly all night. i think in my excitement to get to cher, it fell across one shoulder. i'll never get that do-over again. nope. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number. tara. good morning. >> hi, stephanie. i'm not as articulate as i should be, i apologize. >> we're a starter show. go ahead. >> i just want to say scott walker and the republicans and the conservatives, they really have this divide and conquer strategy down because they got us little class folk against each other. the private people being private, the companies are fighting folks who are public workers, and we live nex

miller tells me you can finish this one. let me hear it from all of you loud and clear. damn the torpedos. that initiative is what carried us through the generation. teddy roosevelt sent a great fleet around the world. the admirals at that time didn't want to bring along the brand new destroyers. that didn't sit well with a group of very young lieutenants, and so the enterprising junior offers found roosevelt aboard the presidential yacht and asked him to overrule the admirals. roosevelt did. proving junior officers can have the best ideas. you just have to have the guts to prove it. down through time, our nation has needed military leaders with that kind of vision. they screened formations to push the japanese across back the pacific. nuclear power from ships and submarines and computer genius and anticipated a network fleet. the future is no different, and that's why we developed a new defense strategy adapting to the budget requirements that we face, but more importantly to ensure that our military can meet the challenges of the 21st century. our military force for the future must be agile, it must be flexible, deploy

carry the flag from 6 to 9 every morning. >>liberal and proud of it. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> all men are perverted pigs. all they care about, really all they think about is -- >> announcer: stephanie millero it. 34 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number. let's go to debbie in new hampshire. you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi deb. >> caller: good morning, guys. i wanted to tell you i was in boston. your show was awesome! we had such a great time. >> stephanie: yea, thank you. >> caller: you look a lot better on person than you do on tv. >> stephanie: wow, thanks. [ wah wah ] >> caller: i wanted to make a comment. we have a lot of those romney you know things they put on the roads, the slogan. it says believe in america. i keep telling my husband i can only believe in an america that can guarantee me hope and change. >> stephanie: there you go. >> caller: get it? >> stephanie: i get it! [ applause ] >> stephanie: i purposely as a fine american, i tone down on television so as not to -- i hide my light under a barrel. >> bushel. >> stephanie: because i give and i give. i'm a helper like that. all right. >> uglify myself. so i don't make george clooney nervous. >> ste

carry the flag from 6 to 9 every morning. >>liberal and proud of it. ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller -- ♪ tiny happy people holding hands, tinyy people hold [ laughter ] ing ♪ >> now i see why i don't go see movies like that. >> she didn't get my brad pitt reference, because she has never seen it. i just told you the ending. >> the killer mailed the head to him in a box -- >> oh great. spoil the ending. i mean it came out in '96 or whatever. so i don't think we're a spoiler here. >> so he became the last to -- deadly sins. >> right. wrath and something -- >> tells me everything i need to know. >> sloth was the guy who was tied to his bed -- >> and mummified. >> and lust. >> you can't talk about lust on the air -- >> okay. stop! [ buzzer sounds ] >> all right. 51 minutes after the hour. this hour of the "stephanie miller show" brought to you by sherwin williams. okay. so we were -- speaking of distasteful -- the sandusky trial it just -- i know -- are we supposed to say alleged. this was a bomb shell, matt sandusky his son says he was prepared to take the witness stand against his father. his adopted son said his father abused