>> 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 programs like oasis. there are not many opportunities, not everybody c

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quarterback jim miller said there are some religions that are just not going to accept a gay individual the locker room so now are you as an organization going to bring that element into your locker room and think everything is going to be ok and quote . throw it a religion into the n f l. yeah i think that's highly problematic i also have never heard of a religion that preaches hate. and i don't think that that the n.f.l. which some would say the same thing and yes there may be players who based on their religious upbringing is there may not accept someone who may identify as gay or lesbian but that doesn't mean that you can't be tolerant of that person and respect that person and not hate that person you know what's having a conversation about this with the crew before we came on the air or you know which sport will be the first one to break the barrier to have somebody come out it was baseball that broke the color barrier. you have thoughts on that i actually think it will be hockey i think that some of the work that a friend of mine patrick burke is doing with the you can play proje

miller. cal thomas. jim pinkerton, american conservative magazine and he will enratner, talk radio service. i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. >> i believe that israel is rooted not just in history and tradition, but also in a simple and profound idea. the idea that people deserve to be free in a land of their own. the palestinian people's right to self-determination, their right to justice must be recognized. put yourself in their shoes and look at the world through their eyes. it is not fair that a palestinian child cannot grow up in a state of their own. . >> jon: president obama speaking to a primarily jewish audience in jerusalem on thursday, be a major trip to the middle east which had some critics in the media asking, why is he there? so, jim, let's get your answer on that. is it part of the charm offensive overseas? >> and netanyahu that should be a tougher sell. it should have happened in the first term and various reasons they didn't. and now they're doing it now. not that they offer, but checking off the box. a moment between the president and netanyahu. and a strange

. >> jon: on the panel this week, judy miller, columnist cal thomas. jim pinkerton contributing editor. and daily beast columnist kirsten powers. i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. now. >> high drama at the supreme court. nine justices taking on a central issue of american life, gay marriage. today the court wrestled with profound questions, what is a family, what is the purpose of marriage? >> today the supreme court began two days of hearings on one of the most contentious issues of our time. for the first time the court is considering whether same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marry. >> the u.s. supreme court today took on the right to marry one of the same sex. they're taking on two cases over two days and with anything the court touches, anything can happen. it's up to the ruling of the nine justices. public opinion has been changing fast on this subject. it's moved quickly in the past few years. >> today the supreme court took up the prop 8 case, a ban on same-sex marriage in california although a ruling is not expected for s

think of that now, we are in a desperate state. [ farting sounds ] >> stephanie: jim in ohio you are on the "stephanie miller the smoking hot jacki schechner on the show. >> stephanie: right. >> thank you. >> caller: i just wanted to make a comment about rush limbaugh saying that people better get on board, there is going to be homosexual marriage and o'reilly talking about bible thumpers, they are providing cover for the insane to be able to swing back towards the middle, but they still have their talking single-cell people out there like sarah palin. >> stephanie: that's right. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: jacki schechner how do you know when you're not relevant anymore when you have to make a video declaring your relevance. thank you sarah palin. [ applause ] >> i saw that, and she uses all of these quotes from the media saying how great she is. >> stephanie: yeah using the thunderous response she received at the cpac, she declares her continued relevance in a new video, distributed by sarah-pac. >> she's going to sing -- ♪ i'm still here ♪ >> stephanie: right. bits from the main stream media who uses phras

stephanie miller: please don't do it without asking her. jimn the ass part from today. >> stephanie: thank a lot. >> because that's news. >> yeah, we broke news with that. >> stephanie: that's what is stopping the governess of the country -- stop saying it! >> what? >> stephanie: jonathan in indianapolis. >> caller: hey, momma. hey mooks. i wanted to mention that the gop -- the party of big bangs and insurance companies would have a problem with paying into something your whole life like social security because you would have a guaranteed payout. they are fine with you paying into insurance, but if you -- you can pay into an insurance policy your whole life, but if you didn't read the fine print or if they can find a reason why they don't have to pay you back that is like 100% profit for them. >> stephanie: yeah exactly. it's the last big tranche of money they haven't gotten their grubby paws on. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: hey, it's official. republicans are losing the sequester blame game that goes along with their 72% disa

on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor judy miller, syndicated columnist cal thomas, jim pinkerton contributing editor the american conservative magazine, and ellen ratner, bureau chief of talk radio news service, i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. president obama on friday, a surprise appearance in front of the white house press corps, after his meeting with congressional leaders over the sequestration. it ended a week of more doom and gloom forecasts. mr. obama claims will be a result of the automatic spending cuts, the theme parroted by the press, members of congress and members of the president's cabinet. >> well, some of this stuff happens earlier, some happens this fall and what it does, it creates tremendous instability and there are literally teachers now who are getting pink slips, notices that can't come back this fall. >> jon: well, that statement was totally wrong. in fact, "the washington post" gave the education secretary four pinochios for the phony claim. jim, the media has been pushing the doom and gloom theme all week. we heard about, let's s

. >> judy miller, editor of the national review, rich lawrie. jim pinkerton contributing editor the american conservative magazine and daily beast columnist kirsten powers. i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. now. >> these cuts are not smart, they'll hurt our economy and cost us jobs. and congress can turn them off at any time, as soon as both sides are willing to compromise. it's unnecessary. and in a time when too many of ours friends and neighbors are still looking for work, it's inexcusable. hundreds of thousands of americans who serve their country, border patrol agents, fbi agents, civilians who work for the defense department, will see their wages cut and their hours reduced. >> jon: remember that? the president pushing the doom and gloom scenario over the sequester and as we have discussed on this program, the media pretty much parroted the white house hype. the hysteria never came, the planes and trains running, and lights are on. sewage is not flowing on the streets as far as we are aware, but the media seem to have changed thei

jim and supervisor david chu. i would like to thank sfgtv for broadcasting. miss miller are there any announcements? >> yes. please make sure to silence all cell phones and any other devices. items acted upon today will be on the march 26 board of supervisors agenda. >> thank you. for members of the public who wish to make any public comment on any particular item, there is one item in particular, please fill out a blue card at the front and note the agenda item for which you will be speaking. >> madam clerk item no. 1. >> for the sacramento neighborhood district. >> this is sponsored by supervisor mike ferrel. >> good afternoon, appearing on behalf of supervisor mark ferrel. want to give you the gist of the legislation. it a simple piece of legislation. several months ago we received a call. he described the unique nature of his property and neighborhood commercial use, a victorian, a designate potential historic resources. the ground level space is not visible from the street with multiple levels of stairs. i have pictures of that if you would like to take a look. the hidden nature of the property is prob

jim? minneapolis. >> caller: good morning. my favorite people in the world, stephanie miller -- >> stephanie: thank you. >> jacki schechner. eft out hal sparks. >> stephanie: he has never been left out of any orgy ever, but go ahead. >> caller: i had a comment about the gun safety and the gun hawks in america and when you really need a gun -- my father was a world war ii veteran, and when he came home he taught my brother and i -- he shared this wisdom with us, when you really need a gun often none is available, and when you have one and use it you often regret it and if you don't regret it and you have one, you look for a reason to use it. and i thought that this was very appropriate for the arguments i have been hearing on the television about the second amendment they treat it like it's the second commandment, when the second command suspect to love your neighbors. >> stephanie: there you go. twenty-nine minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ that raised the bar for excellence continues to raise awareness. >> where ever the story is we will go there to get it. >> we dive deep into the topics

miller show." hal sparks in for jim ward today.ssue for a lot of people is unfortunately on the republican side, bringing up entitlement reform means cutting them and getting rid of them. and bringing up entitlement reform on the democratic side means refining and making them better over time. now, it is an expensive part of our budget facility is huge. it is growing because of the aging population, a wa of aging population specifically the baby boomers, the cost will go up for awhile and then it will level off again and even out. but for all practical purposes, the trust fund is solvent until 2038. inity current form. >> stephanie: she was saying bernie sanders was on. he speaks so eloquently on the subject about trying to say we're not in crisis. this is what george bush tried when he said we have to privatize it now. it is not in crisis. >> that is the biggest false like information push that's been -- they've been doing it for three, four decades now. that the first part was when reagan was releasing lps against medicaid and so

stephaniemiller.com you can email us all there, executive producer chris lavoie, voice deity jim ward, or me stephanie millerr about someone going. i screamed when i heard you were coming to chicago. [ screaming ] >> stephanie: texted my daughter at school, and promptly bought the tickets. i found your show look for a traffic update. well, that happens. if you want to know what is happening on the kennedy -- >> the paul ryan -- no the dan ryan. >> stephanie: oh, god! [ buzzer ] >> the paul ryan expressway is a giant set of potholes. >> stephanie: it's like the street does not finish because they cut the funding. don't drive the bus that way! >> we're on the paul ryan expreeeeeeeeee! >> you're going the wrongway. >> stephanie: there was another movie they -- >> dr. strange love. >> stephanie: don't go that way, the road's not -- okay. where was i? >> i have no idea. >> stephanie: we should just go home. that was worth our paycheck right there. [ applause ] >> stephanie: okay. anyway my point is she found our show looking for a traffic update -- >> okay. good. >> stephanie: i caught jim during a herman cain an

you can e-mail us all there chris lavoie, voice deity jim ward, or me, stephanie miller. . let's see. jim writes guys the other day you were talking about a listener who was high while listening to the show. jim made the comment. i listen to you from tunisia. we could move to tunisia and do afternoon drive and not have to -- >> go to bed at stupid o'clock. >> that's a bit of a commute. >> i think you would have to wear a burka. >> stephanie: little afternoon drive. i'm back. [ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] looky here. stephanie miller journalistic oversight. first of all, it is hard when nobody uses journalism normally in the same sentence as stephanie miller. i guess this would be a complaint letter. chris in chicago writes dear ms. miller, i'm a small businessman who stumbled upon your show in 2004, 2005. i'm hooked. i won't mention about miller and howell on wckg. now we're going back. good morning everybody. when was that? i'm too old to remember. >> in the '80s. late '80s. >> stephanie: that hair. the original nose. i left my nose in chicago. >> i left nigh -- i left my nose on lo

oh my god, i'm with stephanie miller and jim ward. oh, my god. >> ermahgerd! >> caller: ermahgerd.as short and sweet. thank you. [ applause ] >> stephanie: her idea was america. and it was a good one. >> yeah. >> that's marco rubio's idea. >> stephanie: there you go. speaking of bad ideas -- i'm just looking at the chyron so tsa says yes knives on planes. >> yes knives but your flip flops are still a threat -- >> he says screw you and your concerns. >> stephanie: yeah. screw your concern about being schiffed by a drunk on the plane. he said it's really not our problem. >> it kind of is. >> stephanie: right. >> that's kind of what they are there for. >> stephanie: i don't get it do you john? >> i really don't. and when you upset the pilots that much -- you can bring 2 inch knives on the plane but your water is still a threat? >> stephanie: yeah. >> it's all a plot by disani. because as soon as they announced no water on the planes that was the only water you could buy in an airport. >> stephanie: that's right. all right. forty-five minutes after the hour. back with the remaining mom

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jim. jenny in illinois you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: hi, i would like to be the official> caller: and just john boner knows. we were effected by the sequester. i work for the railroad and our pay was just lowered. and somebody nobody is talking about, they are decimate the railroad. it is like the last awesome benefits, awesome pension, and they are tearing it apart. they have laid off 5,000 guys since october. but no one is talking about it but we were affected as of march 1st by the sequester. >> stephanie: yeah. >> [ inaudible ] doing to the post office. >> caller: exactly. >> stephanie: and i bet ya he works there all the live long day as well. >> really? [ buzzer ] >> not a joke to be made when someone was furloughed. because he doesn't work there all the live long day. >> stephanie: he used to but not anymore thanks to the boner. donnie in chicago. hello, donna. all right then. mike in chicago, welcome. >> caller: hey, steph, hey gang. it's time for the conspiracier this res, it has been pounded into our head that they can change the id of any law, so how do we know

correct that you are getting your talking points from jim carrey because that is who we should be trusting about gun regulation well i think it's miller he's our funnier i think there's actually some science to it i mean you know we talked about this is yesterday or the day before that you know bisphenol a is actually causing them to have smaller pieces it actually does bob what do you do you think you think these guys i mean that's a liberal bias that you. want to start getting into stark it's like. oh god i don't i don't know i don't know where to go you know there's really no you don't you hear us guys are these guys are compensating for jim carrey hasn't been funny since liar liar ok. so now all of a sudden he's going to be putting out this video karl your thoughts. she said john kerry's never been funny i'm not debating that point i will say that in living color was a masterpiece. but i don't. what ever i will say that there is an element to. false bravado false masculinity that runs through gun culture it also runs through all kinds. things at what dick's anything that you would say is super masculine and it's no different than

jim ward. the >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show" does not hope for sean hannity to get kicked in the-- >> i think he was in that sandwich i ate from the machine. >> i think i just crazy glued back a cup with that. rush limbaugh >> releasing illegal alien prisoners. these governors all know that. these governors all know they are dealing with hugo chavez. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: wow. wow. this is really how far off the rails we have gone. president obama, hugo chavez on the only days that he is not hitler. >> same thing guys different accents. >> stephanie: jim tony perkins. >> no mother no! [♪ "psycho" scary music ♪] >> stephanie: no, from family research radio. >> maybe you think same-sex marriage won't infect you. it may take teenage boys invading girl's locker rooms to prove it -- >> go back to that. >> maybe you have faenl for the lie that same-sex marriage won't affect you. it may take teenage vows invading girl's locker rooms to prove it, but redefining -- >> if boys are raiding the girl's locker room they are not gay. >> right. [ laughter ] >> he lost me -- that sentence we

miller. i know she is not resting, but i hope chris and jim are.r -- >> hal: yes, and she booked an 8-hour hike. >> happy vacation. >> hal: it is going to be fun. never stop moving, your thoughts might catch up with you. so -- but i hope that -- it's not hard to imagine -- >> in honor of that i'm going to have another nut cluster. oh that sounded bad. >> hal: terrible. during the break the conversations are drifting for you and i about sleep. this is the entire conversation for those of us that are not used to getting up at this hour. plus i'm shooting lab rats i shot until 9:00 last night, and then came home and did show prep, which was very little. >> for those of you that don't think hal is a freak of nature to begin with because of the vast amount of knowledge you have in your head, he really is one of the smartest guys i know. he really does know a lot about a lot. and the fact that you just said earlier that you can literally fall asleep no questions asked is astonishing to me. because i have a hamster on a wheel in mid that doesn't stop. >>

jim, reince priebus. you're supposed to say it. >> reince priebus. >> stephanie: we'll talk about him next on "the stephanie miller) from the underworld, to the world of privilege. >> everyone in michael jackson's life was out to use him. (vo) no one brings you more documentaries that are real, gripping, current. >> stephanie miller. >> your breasts are great! >> stephanie: thank you. 34 minutes after the hour. >> is that the woman you met on the plane? >> stephanie: 1-800-steph-12. the phone number toll free. >> getting her hands on some of the androgel. [ screaming ] >> don't touch the androgel. >> stephanie: can i fit my [ bleep ] in the overhead compartment? all right. oh, by the way, we would like to welcome a brand new affiliate. this is exciting. salsbury north carolina. we're airing between lawyer -- laura ingraham and james beck. >> that's quite a sandwich there. you know what that means. my 90-year-old republican mom might be able to hear us. let's talk quieter this morning. oh dear. shh. >> so we're after laura ingraham? >> stephanie: stop it. don't start trouble. again. >> we're in front of laura ingra

miller show." 34 minutes after the hour. hot brie in the city and right there next to jim next hour. >> he's got a four cd set coming out march 26th. 50 years, more than five hours of music. >> stephanie: i got to hear his new album. he grabbed a guitar and started playing. this is cool! coolest thing that ever happened to me. >> he is awesome. >> crosby stills and nash. >> and jimi hendrix. >> stephanie: i think i put my wine down on a million dollar guitar. [ screaming ] >> when you go to a famous musician's house don't touch anything! [ laughter ] >> stephanie: apparently some of them a little pricy. >> you're going to crack mom's crystal egg. >> stephanie: we call that one the house in hawaii. sorry. >> was the neck supposed to hang off like that? >> stephanie: i'm sure that drink thing will come out of there. his wife, impossibly gorgeous. >> rock star. >> stephanie: exactly. she looks exactly what you would think. she's smart and nice. and he took me to some fancy private club where i also embarrassed myself. >> did you use the wrong fork for dessert? >> stephanie: i have no id

jim ward, t-bone and jacki schechner. we'll see you tomorrow on "the stephanie miller show." be happy with that? otherwise we're looking for new jobs next year buddy.... back to framing... slinging asphalt.

miller show." welcome it to. stephaniemiller.com, you can email us all there executive producer chris lavoie, voice deity jim wardtephanie: that does look infected. does this milk smell bad. [overlapping speakers] [ laughter ] >> stephanie: you know you are entirely too close when someone says does this look infected. >> or smell this. >> is ooze a bad thing. >> stephanie: oh, don't say it. people are eating. >> are they? >> stephanie: a little yeah. kidds april 13th is fast upon us, you know what that means. >> the stephanie miller sexy liberal comedy tour is turning to the chicago theater on april 13th. tickets are available on mikt faster.com. come see the tour that sparked the number one comedy album, the sexy liberal comedy tour on april 13th. sweet home chicago is about to get a little more sugar from momma. >> stephanie: yay. [ applause ] >> stephanie: i made a laugh-in reference a little while ago, because people get to watch the supreme court for three minutes. and it's like the beginning of laugh in. a lot of opening and closing doors. >> that's why joann whirly was there. there. >> one of our friends o

miller. shies at a spa being well taken care of. she'll be back monday. i think jimck in a motel six. and chris is lifting weights and hiking with his shirt off if instagram is any indication. we'll be back with more after this. @halsparks on twitter. follow me there. >> as it turns out the revolution will not be televised. it's on the radio. it's the "stephanie miller show." now. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? [ male announcer ] to many men, shaving can be a sensitive issue. but take comfort. it may not be you; it may be your razor. upgrade to gillette fusion proglide. our micro-thin blades are thinner than a surgeon's scalpel to put less stress on your skin by gliding through hair. switch to fusion proglide. number one dermatologist recommended on

miller and me. you know, careful what you wish for. check out all the shows on bill o'reilly.com. on deck, greg gutfeld very angry with jim carrey.ments away. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight, did you see that in we begin with jim carrey mocking charlton hesitate stolen who was a progun guy. >> charlton hesitate stolen movies are no longer in demand ♪ immorality soul melee forever in the sand ♪ the angels wouldn't take him up to heaven like he had planned ♪ because they couldn't pry that gun from his cold-dead hand. >> what did he say? ♪ it takes a cold dead hand to decide to pull a trigger ♪ takes a cold dead heart as well as i can figure ♪ as long as can with your pro [bleep] is bigger ♪ but we know your chariot may not be swinging low >> bill: here now to explain further juliet huddy. i just thought that was terrible. you don't mock the dead. >> mocking a dead guy country bumpkin. >> bill: i want to be very clear. charlton hesitate stolen was a good, honest guy and twice the man jim carrey is, in my opinion. carrie has never done anything for the country that i can see. he is a talented comedian and that's it. heston,

jim cramer coming up after this break. >>> tomorrow, legendary investors bill miller will be our guest host.planning for the fed's exit with special guest allen greenspan. ♪ [ construction sounds ] ♪ [ watch ticking ] [ engine revs ] come in. ♪ got the coffee. that was fast. we're outta here. ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ female announcer ] each one of us is our own boss. ♪ and no matter where you are in life, ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk box" this morning. futures looking good. dow opening up 36 points height arer. s&p 500 up about six points. jim cramer at the new york stock exchange. becky had had a nice shout out earlier about some of your comments about the consumer. i saw a little tweeting action going on. >> she said -- it was just another optimist, moronic comment. people say what does he know? he's siding with walmart and costco and home depot. i'm simply listening to the companies. others want to listen to the commerce department, the gasoline tax. there's a lot of good things hap

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jim avila, abc news, the white house. >>> two teenagers in virginia are in big trouble after admitting they tried to poison their middle school teacher with hand sanitizer. jane millerher tea mug at least twice. miller said she never tasted it, but it was making her sick. >> what it was, my stomach was bothering me, i was running a low-grade temperature. and i was just exhausted by the time i got home. >> the two boys have been suspended. they were sent to an alternative school and facing felony charges for attempted poisoning at 13. >> you know, you are hearing a lot of these poisoning type stories, lately. a lot of visine, couple drops will make you very sick. very, very dangerous. i think, more dangerous than hand sanitizer. an interesting fact. apparently hand sanitizer they used contains a lot of alcohol, 60% alcohol. basically 130 proof. >> she is actually being gracious about this. she doesn't know why the kids would do this, hard to get into an adolescent brain. she said, she teaches math. kids don't want to be in her classroom. all she is hoping out of this people learn that teachers are to be appreciated and respected. i hope she feels better. >> hear, hea

miller show." steph and the mooks are away on vacation, and by away i mean steph can afford to go away but the other two are here in town. >> yeah. i don't know where jim i picture jim doing, just kind of a -- you know he goes into his garage and pulls a big sheet off of a dusty old chevy that he -- you know he keeps finely tuned in his quiet hours as a way to keep from bumping us all in the head. >> he does a wife. >> hal: i know. >> i would imagine she would have a say in this? >> hal: she doesn't have a say in my imagination. he drives somewhere and the chevy breaks down and he gets it fixed just in time to be back to work. [ laughter ] >> hal: i'm here with the lovely jacki schechner, and i will say a lot of big news by the way -- and 1-800-steph-1-2 is the somebody. we have a lot to talk about the stupenville rape verdict coming down cpac and almost like a smoker trying to quite going i'm going to quite tomorrow at 6:00 am and tonight i'm just going to light packs of cigarettes and smoke them without taken them out of the box. >> i used to live up the street from where they had cpac and there was something very disturbing about the hordes of very

jim. >> that's when you use a crossbow with your feet. >> stephanie: yeah i'm just saying more emphasize on duane. >> as in duane the bathtub i'm drowning. >> stephanie: ron you are on the "stephanie millerimself, this drone thing has been going on for about 15 years, and why don't they just introduce a bill. >> stephanie: for what? >> caller: pass a law. >> stephanie: pass a lassing what? >> caller: that if you kill someone with a drone in the country, you -- you are going away? i mean it's that simple. they make the laws. it was okay for -- it was okay to shoot drones at people during bush and cheney and now that obama is doing it, and they want to cause him trouble -- >> stephanie: well, yeah there is enough of that too and anything ted cruz is for i'm automatically -- senator cruz yesterday. >> does the constitution allow a u.s. citizen on u.s. soil who doesn't pose an eminent threat be killed by the u.s. government. >> this is a hypothetical -- >> general holder i have to tell you i find it remarkable that in that hypothetical which is very simple, you are unable to sgaifrp l one-word, one-sill bomb answer, no. >> stephanie: our caller raises a good point. none of these people said