>> if you call and ask to speak to jim miller. >> is there any effort to formalize the relationship with a community-based organization? >> right now, we do not have that effort in place. it is a good idea, it is something that we have talked about. it is important for us to understand what the cbos are doing. it is important for them to have specific training for their individuals. they should also have some guidelines and some criteria to evaluate their successes, on a quarterly and yearly basis. >> thank you. last question. what are the types of job opportunities that are available for at risk youth? what are the funding opportunities? >> there are not many job opportunities right now. with the way that funding is currently, it is only being reduced. what we try to do is think creative. we try to create an internship programs, where we try to confuse -- infuse youth. we utilize a lot of non-western ways of trying to have youth identified. we infuse political education so they can make a good choice. there are other head and knocked himself unconscious. no kind of neurological events f

>> if you call and ask to speak to jim miller. >> is there any effort to formalize the relationship with a community-based organization? >> right now, we do not have that effort in place. it is a good idea, it is something that we have talked about. it is important for us to understand what the cbos are doing. it is important for them to have specific training for their individuals. they should also have some guidelines and some criteria

>> if you call and ask to speak to jim miller. >> is there any effort to formalize the relationship with a commun

strategy, can't speak for canadians, but with the exception of jim miller, we are more reactive in myiew than strategic, but i sense there's a strategic game that china's playing with so in closing, beyond responding to the final comments from those we assembled, i'd love to get just a quick snapshot of your assessment of chinese strategy in the world and whether you take it seriously or whether you think china just wants to lie low and not push the buttons. as quickly as poll, please. >> yes, china is, of course, the china is trying to advance to the world, and secure our energy, resources, and the influence. that is their goal. there is not, in a sense, it's for any to do so. the question is whether they abide by the international rules and follows international kind of consensus. that's what matters, and that is my prospect. >> thank you, jim? >> i see a lot of strong strategic thought in china, a long term view, and as they do that, i believe the chinese have the same interests that we and the rest of the international community of managing their rise in the international system,

the under secretary of defense for policy, jim miller. we have the editorial director of india today and a real star of last year's program. i expect some similar feistiness. and finally we have vice admiral paul masson, commander of the royal canadian navy. thank you for 20 s. -- paul masson. when i was thinking about our panel, i went online to find a chinese event looking at the u.s. grand strategy, there are no canadians, a japanese or americans on china's panel. we don't have any chinese with us today but we should have a lot of fun discussion not only in national strategies but evolving in the asia-pacific region with china but i wanted to acknowledge that voice was not with us today. that might give us more room to run. because we don't have a chinese voice, some years ago i went to china and visited with the ministry of foreign affairs and met the equivalent of their policy planning director. finally i could ask china with its grand strategy is. this was about 2004. i said what is their grand strategy? they said and how to keep yo

. >> judy miller, richard grenell. jim pinkerton, contributing editor and alan colmes, thanks the liberals for saving america. she host of alan colmes show. i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. >> were on the southern tip of manhattan, the area known as the battery, named the cannons that were defending it back in the 17th century. but nothing could protect the city when the water of water came crashing on shore. >> a huge portion of the eastern seaboard is crippled tonight. millions of viewers cannot see this broadcast because they are heading into another night of the dark. >> millions are trying to recover super storm sandy. >> it was billed the biggest storm to the atlantic coast delivered a crippling storm to the northeast. >> jon: hurricane sandy. the media often get criticized for hyping or overhyping these things. how did they do this time? >> howard kurtz, this is the rare storm that lived up to its hype. this is everything the forecasters would said it would be and maybe worse. i think the coverage, the

strategy cannot speak for canadians, but with the exception of jim miller, we tend to be more reactive right now, in my view, then we are strategic. i do since there is a strategic game that china is playing with -- in closing, beyond responding to the final comments from those we assemble, i would love to get a quick snapshot of your assessment of chinese strategy in the world whether you take it seriously or think china just simply wants to lie low and not push these buttons. as quickly as possible, please. >> china is trying to advance to the world and secure energy and influence. that is their goal. in a sense, it is natural for any country to do so. [indiscernible] abide by the international rule and follow the international consensus. that matters. that is my kind of -- >> thank you, jim? >> i see them taking a long-term view. as they do that, i believe the chinese have the same interest that we and the rest of the international committee of managing a rise in the international system, and that will take active management, take the top of discussion we refer to today. in a brief

in a particular, jim miller it was now a successor for michelle and the position -- in the position of policy undersecretary. he, too, is someone i depend on every day to try to deal with everything from tremendous number of crises that we confront to the long term strategic challenges that we all flow how to discuss. i am particularly pleased with his leadership, which really follows in the footsteps of michelle, and his acumen and wisdom and all the qualities that i deeply appreciate. i spend a lot of time in washington, and you meet a lot of people, but it is the people who have a conscious and work hard at their jobs that are the most-respected people that you can work with. as we enter the second term for president obama, jim and so many others alumni will continue to play a very critical role in helping guide the administration's defense and foreign policy. with the election behind us, washington is turning its attention to the unfinished business, particularly the unfinished business of the current congress, including how to avoid falling off a fiscal cliff, how to prevent seque

welcome back to this special edition of "talking liberally: the stephanie miller show"." jimn't panic. whatever stephanie says, don't panic. >> i listen to everything she says. >> of course you do. did you say something. >> stephanie: i can make anything sound pervy. that's amazing. let's go to david shuster in chicago. hey david. >> nice to be here. >> stephanie: nice to have you. we're all tense. i use the phrase optimistic today. how are things in the obama camp. >> i think there is a bounce for the obama camp officials. they seem to like the numbers they have seen so far. they've seen turnout in virginia and new hampshire that is higher than 2008. so that would be very good news for the obama campaign. but we mentioned some of the problems and michael referred to some of the problems in philadelphia. here to talk us through some of that is melanie, a spokesperson for the democratic national committee. i under that the dnc filed a lawsuit in philadelphia and then with grew it. what's going on. >> we're encouraged by their decision to print additional paper ballots and reme

. >> jon: on the panel this week, judy miller, cal thomas, jim pinkerton and columnist kirsten powers. i'm jon scott. fox too news watch is on right now. >>> i wish all of them. particularly first lady and their daughters. this is time of great challenges for america. [ applause ] >> i pray that the president will be successful in guiding our nation. [ applause ] >> tonight in this election you, the american people reminded us while our world has -- our road has been hard and journey been long we have picked ourselves up. we have fought our way back. we know in our hearts that for the united states of america the best is yet to come. >> jon: that the way election night ended. so considering it all, jim, after more than a year long campaign, it's over? did it fit the media narrative? >> it ended the way the media wanted it to end. the feeling perspective let's go back to july 10th, 2004 when evan thomas of newsweek said media support for democrats, quote, maybe 15 points. on october 17th, 2004 he amended that to five points. he won by two points. >> jon: you think if media were absolut

home boy in the deal who gets-- >> on the only, and fox news contributor judy miller, syndicated columnist cal thomas and jim pinkerton, the american conservative magazine, contributor. and talk radio bureau chief ellen ratner. i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. >> . >> heather: we've been extremely clear about the concern for israel's security, about the fact that israel has a right to self-defense, but i'm not going further than that. >> why can't you say that you don't agree with the turks? >> because i'm not going to get in a public spinning match with allies on either side, not going to do that. >> and what is worse, public spinning match is worse than hundreds of people dying every day. >> i don't understand the question here, there's not a question here, you're just looking for a fight, let's go-- >> no, the fight is already on. >> yes, absolutely. >> what's going on over there. >> absolutely. >> and you guys by refuse to go say anything about what you're trying to do or refusing to say whether you agree or disagree with the comments that are being made by your allies or others-- >> we. >>

right back on "the stephanie miller show." >> damn it jim. you made me snarf on my keyboard again! -daughter repeats everything i say. everything i say. >> for life's bleachable moments there's clorox bleach. [ ♪ music ♪ ] [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> announcer: stephanie miller >> it is public enemy. it is not nwa nor is it ice-t or body count. >> stephanie: okay. >> it is not the monkees i'm pretty sure. >> stephanie: 49 minutes after the hour. it is "the stephanie miller show." kevin says hey steph and the mooks, don't be making fun of my iowa raps. i'll put a cap in that feed cap. master john deere. [ applause ] >> stephanie: all right. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number. dawn in michigan. hey, dawn, welcome. >> caller: hey, hi there stephanie. glad to talk to you today. i was reading in my local paper the other day that michigan legislature is considering a bill in which a fetus -- i think it was at 12 weeks, it might have been a little later, can be written off as a tax deduction. >> stephanie: this is part of the personhood bills. fetuses can sign mortgage documents and stuff like that. sur

miller show." welcome do it. twenty-four minutes after the hour. oh, wow, jimrator and to top it off, obama's environmental protection agency sent emails for hispanic heritage month with photos of cheg avara. [ laughter ] >> obama: he is saying he is the candidate of change. let me tell you, wisconsin, we know what change looked like and what the governor is offering sure ain't change. giving more power back to the biggest banks isn't change. leaving millions without health insurance isn't change. another $5 million tax cut that favors the wealthy isn't change. >> stephanie: no. kevin you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: good morning, stephanie. >> stephanie: uh-huh. >> caller: you have a unique blend of playful sensuality just beyond that ice queen exterior. >> ice queen. >> caller: just when she does the news. >> i'm an ice cube tray. >> stephanie: she is more like an dominatrix. you know you want her to control the news. [ laughter ] >> caller: stephanie you still remain my dream. >> stephanie: thank you. enough about jacki schechner. >> caller

miller. jove oldman, talk radio and jim pinkerton contributing editor the american conservative magazine, andlan colmes, author of thank liberals for saving america and i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. >> this is about the role she played around four dead americans when it seems to be that the story coming out of the administration and she's the point person, is so disconnected to reality, i don't trust her. and the reason i don't trust her is because i think she knew better and if she did know better she shouldn't be the voice of america. somebody has got to start paying a price around this place, but i am dead set on making sure we don't promote anybody that was an essential player in the benghazi debacle. >> as i've said before, she made an appearance at the request of the white house, in which she gave her best understanding of the intelligence that had been provided to her. if senator mccain and senator graham and ot to go after somebody, they should go after me. and i'm happy to have that discussion with them, but for them to go after the u.n. ambassador, who had nothing t

jim in new hampshire you're on "the stephanie miller show." n during this last election. there was no joy in romneyville when the mighty mitt struck out. >> stephanie: no. >> caller: i think the republicans ought to point those douche nozzles back to themselves. when i grew up, the america love it or leave it. if you don't like it, leave it. thank you very much. >> stephanie: yes, thank you. well he suggested the libertarian paradise of somalia. >> no gun control. no laws of any kind. >> stephanie: no government up in your face. >> just be. do what you will. >> no stop lights. no fire departments. >> stephanie: just go. go when you want to. betty in south carolina. welcome. >> caller: hello. >> stephanie: hello, betty, go ahead. >> caller: yes, stevie, i was calling in about the episode in benghazi. i don't take death lightly but it seems that there is a whole lot of rhetoric going on about this episode. chris andersen was appointed ambassador. he was asked if he wanted to accept this post. nobody forced him to take this post. this was a matter

jim, you're on the "stephanie miller show." hi, good morning stephanie. >> stephanie: good morning. >> caller: i would just like to say as opposed to past elections, wall street was all in with romney. they didn't split their conviction as usual. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: yeah, so instead of fighting them for a tax increase on the top 2% that america supports, let's gently go over that fiscal slope and then. >> stephanie: it's more like a fiscal bunny hill. i think with a good flying sauce as her weeding fine and go right into january. >> caller: fuzzy too right? >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: gently go over to face asking slope and give 98% of americans a tax decrease and everybody will get what the american people wanted. >> stephanie: yeah within i have to say we're going to have a big discussion about this this morning. there's a lot of interesting different sides you're with patrick murray. senator murray is saying it's not a cliff it's a slope. he's saying it can be fixed fairly quickly in january. >> what we don't w

jim. cindy in michigan. you're on "the stephanie miller show."inimum wage. no reform going into that recession in the late 2007-2008 and then private and public pensions and 401ks dropped half their worth in one quarter before obama even got into office. so you know, we've had our property taxes increased our state fees increased and that's mostly to make up for the lost revenue of those mortgages that crashed. >> stephanie: yep. >> caller: when we take their tax cuts, and you know our tax cut or tax increase, i'm sorry will be about $2,000, that's going to completely dig in to the way we live our life. >> stephanie: yep, you're right. >> caller: it doesn't dig into their lifestyle at all when you increase it by what, 3%? >> stephanie: yes, exactly. >> caller: it's nutty. it's delusional. is really is. >> stephanie: who thinks people had it bad during the clinton years. you know what, i'm going to open a bottle of wine tonight with my bill clinton cork screw and think about the times of peace and prosperity. [ magic wand music ] >> you did find i

miller show." so much to be happy for. and jimpaigning, but i did deliver it. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: proving once again we have the hottest surrogates everywhere. they were everywhere. despite the magical voting machines in pennsylvania. >> that was crazy. >> stephanie: yeah, what a day, right? >> so exciting and i had been in new hampshire up until the night before canvassing and working door to door with all of the young people, and it was so exciting. >> stephanie: yes, i was tracking you with my gps. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: melissa fitzgerald is literally the blue dot on your iphone. >> that's me. >> she is the dropped pin. >> stephanie: she is the dropped electoral pin. and we were texting each other like tweens oh, my god! >> it's so exciting. >> stephanie: i know. >> wonderful night for all of us. >> stephanie: well, jim is particularly happier now. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: we discussed you in your absence, we were like she is so pretty you can't look right at her. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: yeah, we were -- rolela

. >> this woman, christine miller, tried to argue with jim jones. >> i looked at all the babies and i deserve to live. >> i agree. but what's more, they deserve peace. >> jones' mistress maria called tim carter aside. >> she says, come here, i think i have something for to you do. she says, we have three suitcases of money supposed to be delivered to the soviet embassy in georgetown. >> as carter prepared to leave, he saw the airport gunmen return. >> the tractor trailer that had come from the airstrip came up and stopped at the kitchen, and these guys jumped out and said, we got the congressman. >> jim jones told his 900 followers. >> the congressman is dead. please get us some medication, it's simple. there's no convulsions with it. it's just simple. just please can we hasten with that medication. you don't know what you've done. >> at one point, carter saw the mistress maria whisper in jones' ear. >> and he looked at her and said, is there any way to make it taste less bitter? so out loud she goes, no, it's not. and he said, is it supposed to be quick? and she said, yeah, it's supp

you can email us all there, chris lavoie jim ward or me stephanie miller. all right.yeah. >> aisha tyler joining us in just a few minutes to remind us why the president feels like cookies and freedom. >> or as one person called him bronco obama. >> stephanie: will this election never end. ah! [ baby crying ] >> stephanie: and we have actress kate walsh coming up from "gray's anatomy." >> and "private practice." >> stephanie: once again we have the hottest surrogates. >> uh-huh. >> stephanie: as jacki reported -- don't have the numbers in front of me. >> 1 # 1,000. >> stephanie: oh, dream girl. oh lord -- >> i'm going to kind drive her. >> stephanie: excellent. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: the obama campaign reminds us stop looking at cats online and go vote. >> have you seen the watermelon kitty, no kitty, don't eat the rind. he is just seating a watermelon. [ laughter ] >> maybe the cat needed some fiber. >> stephanie: yes. go vote for god's sake. some helpful hints. >> okay. oh there's a twitter feed of mitt's storm feeds that is very funny. >> ste

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miller show." six minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number toll free from anywhere. stephaniemiller.com. you can e-mail us all there chris lavoie, jim okay. >> have you seen a picture of jesse williams who we have coming up? >> stephanie: of grey's anatomy. >> he's quite a looker. >> stephanie: look what i got from my boyfriend. >> chris cluey? >> stephanie: yes. i'm a beautiful unique sparkle pony. >> we couldn't get you the other one. >> stephanie: no, the lustful [ bleep ] monster? >> no. he sells t-shirts that say that as well. >> stephanie: that would make courtney stroke out. she's wearing what? [ screaming ] speaking of awesome surrogates, how do i get every one of katie parery's dresses? i love her music. katy perry. >> she kissed a girl. i heard that. >> stephanie: somebody someone tweeted i would like to see meat loaf wear that dress. i want the forward dress and the one with the president's face. >> stephanie: we've posted, the night of too many stars. she sings a dite with an autistic little girl -- her biggest fan. it is so -- oh, my god. >> we posted it up on your facebook page. >> stephanie: yeah. when i saw her here

miller. jove oldman, talk radio and jim pinkerton contributing editor the american conservative magazine, andcolmes, author of thank liberals for saving america and i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. >> this is about the role she played around four dead americans when it seems to be that the story coming out of the administration and she's the point person, is so disconnected to reality, i don't trust her. and the reason i don't trust her is because i think she knew better and if she did know better she shouldn't be the voice of america. somebody has got to start paying a price around this place, but i am dead set on making sure we don't promote anybody that was an essential player in the benghazi debacle. >> as i've said before, she made an appearance at the request of the white house, in which she gave her best understanding of the intelligence that had been provided to her. if senator mccain and senator graham and others want to go after somebody, they should go after me. and i'm happy to have that discussion with them, but for them to go after the u.n. ambassador, who had noth

you're either premature or way too late. >> that's what everybody tells me. >> jim, the official historian of "the stephanie miller -- >> not teddy roosevelt. you said the roosevelt. there were two of them. >> stephanie: could i get through this, please. jim knows. he's the official historian. the goldman sachs chief executive said in an opinion piece in the 1930s, there was extreme bitterness between the business community and the roosevelt administration. he wrote corporate executives deplore franklin roosevelt's policies. he said he welcomed their hatred. the two sides worked together spurring a colossal increase that lifted the u.s. out of the great depression. he sees a similar opportunity now once the obama administration and the corporate community compromise so as not to derail the recovery. there is more than a trillion dollars of cash sitting on the balance sheets of companies with certainty about tax rates companies will increase their capital expenditures at anemic levels contributing to jobs and growth. your thoughts, jim ward? >> um, yeah. sure. >> stephanie: okay. we were saying they're sitting on a

miller show"." >> sound byte: dammit, jim you made me snarf on my keyboard again. s trying to look out for us. [ ♪ music ♪ ] [ ♪ music ♪ ] [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> announcer: stephanie. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> sorry i'm told that's tina turner. >> stephanie: yes, thank you. 23 minutes after the hour. "the stephanie miller show." you know what, what happens to us on fridays when we've had a really long, really bad week. >> we watch videos. >> stephanie: the dog and the baby that's having a conversation. and the husky. [ baby crying dog howling ] >> wow. >> stephanie: oh, my god john, isn't that adorable. you're a new father. >> it sound like two things dying in the woods near each other. >> stephanie: yes. that's really cute. we'll post it. >> we'll post it on your facebook page. >> stephanie: the dog imitating the baby. >> there is an amazing facebook that i'm posting on my page. what is it when you get the implant in your ears. of a baby born deaf and they film the first time he hearing anything. he hears his mother's voice. the pacifier drops out of his mouth and he's smiling an

you can e-mail us at stephaniemiller.com, chris lavoie jim ward or me, stephanie stephanie miller.r it. turkey and che boygen. scheb boygan. dateline cha cheb oigen. a turkey flew into a power line in cheboygan. >> turkeys can fly? les told me from wkrp in cincinnati that turkeys can fly. >> it gave me three opportunities to say cheb cheboygan. lost power for about 1500 people. i wonder if it was anywhere near -- where our other -- [theme from the lone ranger] ♪ cheboygan. ♪ cheboygan ♪ >> wow. ♪ cheboygan ♪ >> what's the point of that again? [ applause ] >> stephanie: here's why. we love the word cheboygan number one. number two, you can't say bark bark without repeating it. see, it makes you say it. i went to the one in palm springs first. the first time i saw bark bark. see? it is a dog park. okay. then i don't know why. who doesn't like to say -- [ ♪ dramatic ♪ ] bark bark. so that's why. boy, when the show starts like that, you know it is only getting better. >> for some reason, set to the william tell overture. >> stephanie: we don't know why. just because. lots of actual new

we'll be right back on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ >> make some noise for jim breuer!me" the world television premire. only on current tv. smiles make more smiles. when the chocolate is hershey's. life is delicious. ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller. >> there is nothing i hate more than someone who thinks that every person who lives alone wants company and a few kind words. i live by myself because i like it. i have got no use for people never have! [ laughter ] >> stephanie: oh, boy. no use for me. thirty-four minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. sexy liberal john fugelsang in the new york bureau. unskewed pole founder admits he was wrong. >> yeah. >> stephanie: the man behind unskewed polls says it is time to reweight the polls. it is because there are more of us. it's because like rush limbaugh said, you are outnumbered. >> exactly. >> stephanie: most of the polls were based on samples that generally includes 5 or 6% more of republicans and i doubted those pals and then unskewed them. did you hear rush turning on his liste

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miller, nbr, new york. >> tom: in neighborhoods around new york, the sound of chainsaws filled the air. jim munley had help clearing trees from his house in budd lake, new jersey. >> it started blowing real heavy after dark, and we lost our lights, like so many other people. we have a propane generator, so that kicked in, so that was a relief. but then about 11:00, it started blowing real hard. and between 11:00 and i'd said 12:30, the trees started coming down. but we were lucky-- it didn't hit the house. we had some limbs hit the house, but nothing structural. we have no phones, but like i said, we do have lights. we're running probably about 25 gallons a day. that's gallons not pounds. it uses up a lot of propane. i started with 200 and i've got probably 40 left. if you've been around in the woods any length of time, you know that you've got to have yourself prepared. we've got plenty of food. both cars are full of gas. so we're in pretty good shape. the house is in livable shape. a lot of people in worse shape than us. this is not an uncommon situation. but this destruction is uncommon.