>> 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

>> 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

miller. monica crowley. jim pinkerton, fox news analyst juan williams and fox news contributor rick grenell. i'm eric shawn. fox news watch is on right now. >> thomas jefferson said those investigations that attack a free press first. so free press as a journalist tell my fellow citizens that the government is collecting all their phone records and email and tapping into their facebook conversations and skype telephone calls. this is about journalism is about shining a light on what powerful people in the country are doing and we are going to continue doing that. >> eric: that is glen greenwald. his actions causing a debate over activism and journalism. they quote, a real journalist is one who understands at a certain level and doesn't shy away from the relationship between government and press. very tension that american founders had in mind. with the f amendment. those who fully meet the description deserve to be >> eric: "new york times" columnist warns i do think activism which is the determination that can

on the panel this week, judy miller, monica crowley, jim pinkerton, mel brown and fox news contributor rick grenell. fox news watch is on right now. >> we're actually poised to reverse the forces that battered the middle-class for so long and start building an economy where everyone who works hard can get ahead. but here is the big but -- i'm here to tell you that we're not there yet. we all know that. we're not there yet. we've got more work to do. >> rick: president obama in illinois. this the exact same state where back in 2005 when senator obama laid out his economic vision for the country. jim, a lot of times you and fellow conservatives like you have said the media has given the president a free pass. he comes out with this speech, a series of speeches about the future of the country a lot of the media aren't buying it. what do you think? >> you expect the charles krauthammer, he has nothing better to do than to campaign. wall street pointed out incomes have fallen steadily. you are right. as john nolte pointed out, all big foot media reporters and had he called it deva-pivot bac

miller. columnist, cal thomas, jim pinkerton, kirsten powers and fox news contributor rick grenell. i'm jon scott. fox news is on right now. grinnell. "fox news watch" is on now. >>> we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. >> this case has never been about race, nor has it ever been about the right to bear arms. >> i'm thrilled that this jury took this tragedy from becoming a travesty. >> we have an almost white jury and you never get justice in that situation especially in the south. i was numb because i was taken back and jones and all those other situations, we understand that black life means less than white life in america. >> did you see or think when the incident happened that it was racial? >> absolutely not. >> be honest with me rachel, do you think it was racially= motivated or more a case of somebody, black or white? >> it was racial. >> you believe this was racial profiling when it happened because of that? >> we didn't know details about the case. >> with the verdict we lost the battle battled but the war is not over. we intend to fight. >> jon: a small sampling

miller. syndicated columnist cal thomas. jim pinker ton, contributing editor of the american conservative magazine. and daily beast columnist kirsten powers. fox news contributor rick grinnell. "fox news watch" is on now. >> we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. so say we all, foreperson. >> this case has never been about race nor has it ever been about the right to bear arms. >> i'm thrilled that this jury kept this tragedy from becoming a travesty. >> almost all white jury. almost never get justice in that situation especially in the south. you about even show i was expecting -- still numbed because taking back to emmett till where we understand black life means a little bit less than white life in america. >> did you see or think when the incident happened that it was racial? >> absolutely not. >> be honest with me. do you think that that was racially motivated or more a case of somebody you thought was a young thug, black or white? >> you believe this was racial profiling and this happened because of that? >> we didn

jim you are on the "stephanie miller show." hello, jim. >> caller: hi.allers have ever, ever been involved in a local election. everybody is crying about a decision that was made by the people they nutput in there. get them out of there! >> stephanie: you are talking about stand your ground. >> caller: well stand your ground wasn't even used in this case. >> stephanie: it was. it was read in the jury instructions. so it was used. you have to remember how much money these groups have too. these alec groups and the nra. hey, another story about justin bieber being a douche. he spits in a man's face. an ohio man claims justin bieber spit in his face because he thought he was secretly taking pictures of him. he called my mom, my dad, and me something, and then spit in my face. the singers neighbor made the same allegation when he confronted justin about speeding in their gated community. he spits more than a camel. >> that's more than you. >> stephanie: you would think i would have empathy for spitters. >> do you live there? you can spit there. >> stephanie:

jim, i don't need to relive that call. thank you. 58 minutes after the hour. >> race traitor and a thug. >> stephanie: right back on "the stephanie millerner. we should write that book together wtf florida. >> i don't know if either one of us have that kind of time. >> stephanie: too many chapters, just when you're done you have to write another one. >> i have a little company in the news center today and we were having a conversation it's one thing to be racist in your own head, and it's a horrible thing to be, of course, but to be so racist to call a national radio show to spew your racism. that's a whole other level in racism. >> stephanie: are a traitor like me, jacki schechner, also a thug. >> yes well. >> stephanie: all right, you're all part of my gang. >> and you hang out with people like stephanie. >> i'm always so surprised when there is so much hate. >> stephanie: here she is, my little love bug, jacki schechner schechner. >> good morning, everybody. a court in pennsylvania will start considering the constitutionality of the voter i.d. latte. libertarians and state officials are arguing whether it's right for voters to show i

miller. radio talk show host monica crowley. jim pinkerton, american conservative magazine. merrill brown, school of communication and media. fox news contributor rick grinnell. "fox news watch" is on now. >> we are actually poised to reverse the forces that battered the middle class for so long and start building an economy where everyone who works hard can get ahead. but -- here's the big but. i'm here to tell you today that we are not there yet. we all know that. we are not there yet. we have got more work to do. >> president obama at knox cole negligent illinois on wednesday. this is the exact same place where back in 2005 then senator obama laid out his economic vision for the country. a lot of times you and fellow conservatives like you have said that the media is giving the president a free pass. hay comes out with this speech. he announce as series of speeches about the future of the country. and a lot of the media aren't buying it. i have seen lot of critical headlines. >> you expect charles krauthammer saying he's running for president again. incomes have steady fa

i want to thank donita judge, jim morrill and brad miller now at the center of american progress. >>>lk about next. ♪ honey, is he too into this car thing? [ mumbling ] definitely the quattro. ♪ honey? huh? a5. what? [ sighs ] did you say something? ♪ >>> two years ago as dave weigel reminded us john kasich and his fellow republicans went too far enacted sb-that limited the collective bargaining rights of public employees and stirred an immediate backlash. cops and firefighters led the charge against it. a repeal referendum was placed on the ballot in november 2011 and voters overwhelmingly chose to take it off the books. kasich paid a serious political price. here were his poll numbers as sb-5 was going down the tubes. 36%, peerous territory for any governor, but since then, something funny has happened. indicati kasich numbers have rebounded up to 54%, the best number since taking office. in a head-to-head matchup with the democrat who will likely oppose him he leads by 14 points. big reason for this is that the economy nationally and in ohio in particular has gotten better over the

chutes on the left. >> stephanie: if they had not gotten them out that quickly jim in vegas you're on "the stephanie millerlso what jim said. i've been into san francisco multiple times. i've been flying for 32 years. it is not a difficult airport to fly into. what happened and the chairwoman of the ntsb said that yesterday. they let their speed get too low. that induces a wing stall. don't confuse it with an engine stall. it is a wing stall. not enough air. it is going over the wing to keep the aircraft in the air. >> stephanie: didn't the head of the airline say it was not an engine problem? >> no. >> yes. >> he said that. >> but that doesn't give you the whole story. the only issue -- it is clear to any pilot what happened. they stalled the airplane. now, the only question is why. there is an auto landing on the 777 where the computer does it all but the pilot, the pilot in command still has the responsibility of monitoring that system. as the system screws up, then they can take over with the push of a button and manually fly the airplane and they can do that. the only issue is -- >> stephanie: is why.

joining me is zeke miller of time and jim warren. i lived through all these examples.hey didn't like tip o'neill, ted kennedy, they don't like nancy pelosi. they find somebody usually from the coast and they seize upon some sort of left wing imagery or something they don't like. maybe it's just big city behavior. but they're going to have a weanie roast with this guy. this guy represents everything they want to run against, indecency, overexposure, the whole routine, and dishonesty. >> well, certainly. this has been both parties do this. democrats are doing it to mark sanford in south carolina when he was running in the special there a few months ago, and he is in congress right now. if anthony weiner can somehow make it through, be the likely runoff and in the primary and then win the general in november, i mean, this is something republicans are going to hold over democrats for months, maybe even years while he is in office. and anyone whoever goes to new york city, there will be a research document, if there is ever a photo with maybe the president and anthony weine

>> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ >> stephanie: jim ward on air guitar everybody. 51 minutes after the issue of gun violence in general. he said when any child is gunned down and nobody goes to jail, it is incumbent on lawmakers to determine whether justice has been done or the underlying law is just and whether legislation could help prevent another death like the death of trayvon martin. the thing now is preventing more trayvon martins whether it is gun laws or all of the stuff that went into that. george zimmerman's brother robert, nice to hear from him again. [ ♪ "nbc nightly news" ♪ ] >> oh, god! >> stephanie: is he continuing his fox tour? he claims that he and his family feared the administration might be tapping their phones. >> oh, shut up! really? >> stephanie: welcome to our world. >> he thinks he's so important that the obama administration would personally go out and tap his phones? >> stephanie: we do have concerns and always have of having our phones tapped and listened to by the administration. >> georgie thinks highly of himself, doesn't he? >> stephanie: he think the

jim. mark in new york, you are on the "stephanie miller show." hi, mark. >> caller: hi steph.think we even got to that part. >> caller: yeah, it's a shame people can't change. >> stephanie: oh, well, oh dear. james in maryland, hi, james. >> caller: stephanie, you are gay! [♪ dramatic music ] >> oh, my god! >> stephanie: i'm in that lump of sins that jan spoke of. >> caller: i am the official truck driving minister of the "stephanie miller show." >> stephanie: hello. >> caller: and i just called to set jan straight and maybe get you guys together. we have to keep in mind that jan and people are like you are what i like to call the old testament christians, they like to go back to quoting the old testament and forget it is under the new testament that christ came, and now we live under grace and not the law. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: go in peace. >> stephanie: oh, thank you, sir. go in peace my child. yeah, i think that's always the response when we say something like that -- like, for instance, jan -- [♪ organ music ] >> stephanie: what about should we kill people that e

is trying to look out for us. [ ♪ music ♪ ] [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> announcer: stephanie miller. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> stephanie: jimr, www.currenttv.com/youngturkshour1-800-steph-12, the toll free phone number from anywhere. igay married man approved for green card. [ explosion ] >> stephanie: an american man in florida and his husband who is from bulgaria, has been the first same-sex couple that has made this milestone after after the gay marriage was struck down. those couples who have been denied, those decisions will be reversed without reapplication. people get to be with the people they love, so there neener. let's go to john in chicago. hi john, welcome. >> caller: hey, steph, how are you doing. >> stephanie: good. >> caller: i have to take issue with the earlier caller who was fighting with the n-word and say we need to stop. all ethnic groups, black jewish we all make jokes among ourselves about slurs. but amongst ourselves we have fun with it. this weekend i was in a pride parade, and i had a great time. my friends were comfortable and they were having fun. i did not feel that my rights were infringed upo

♪ >> stephanie miller. ♪ >> stephanie miller. >> check out those cantaloupe calves. hey, check it out. jimo hip surgery. the same way i had to cut back on sexy liberal. >> her outrageous heels she wore. her feet were like at this angle. >> stephanie: right. justin bieber, $58 million. taylor swift in third place at $55 million. >> only $55 million? ♪ now i'm lying on the cold, hard ground ♪ [ screaming ] ♪ trouble trouble trouble ♪ [ screaming ] >> that's not the goats. that's me when i have to listen to that. >> not a fan? >> no. that's supposed to be country? sort of? >> she crossed over now. >> i totally left it in the dust. which is basically country -- [ ♪ battle hymn of republic ♪ ] >> stephanie: you can't start a bonfire in a thousand oaks driveway without being put in the hospital. amanda bynes was hospitalized on a -- she started a fire in the driveway. >> from a hagar album. >> stephanie: they decided she needed some help. >> i think her plan is proceeding at pace. i think her crass manipulation of people's need to crawl up the back side of anybody who is acting out inside the re

miller show"." the entire show yesterday became plane talk. jim, of course knows about planes. they were talking about why nobody noticed the plane was coming in too slow. i don't know anything about planes. why would that be bad. >> no, if you come in too slow. you stall and drop. >> because there is not enough air providing lift over the air. >> it's called the area of reverse command. you use the throttles to apply power because if if you pull back on the yoke at that low speed and you'll stall like a rock. which is what happened to this plane. >> right the other thing seemed to be that he left the first guyish the first captain let the first officer land the plane. he was the one with the less experience, it seems that that was not-- >> they were also just a little behind the curve because they flight powered too late and then they asked to for a go around too late. >> and then there was a crash accident where no one died. the one that crashed on water but the first thing the captain let the first officer land the plane, then it was too late. maybe the training thing maybe

miller show." hello, rob. >> caller: good morning. i would like to congratulate jimis we're going through. i know the audience here at your show is generally democratic, liberal. but when the executive branch overreaches and collects data on american citizens, that's something we should be very concerned about and we shouldn't just get behind the president sort of partisan loyalty. we should look really seriously at this issue and i just want to congratulate jim on maintaining his integrity. >> stephanie: my mind is open, why are you saying it's not? >> you're an idiot if you don't think i have an open mind. shut up. >> stephanie: rob i'm not -- i think that i've kept an open mind on talking about what the issues are and the patriot act and all of that but the fact is president obama is doing what we agreed to under george bush but with more oversight and more transparency. >> the transparency is very weak the courts are just rubber stamping. >> stephanie: george bush didn't bother going to the fisa court. >> in comparison to bush, you're right. >> stephanie: thank y

no, i'll just give them to chris and jim, the official cat people of the "stephanie miller show."t. "stephanie miller show" has no actual information that george zimmerman was responsible for many of those plane crash survivors getting eaten by alligators in the everglades years ago. he had no information that some of these survivors needed a ride to shore -- >> who wants to go on the alligator ride. >> stephanie: we are many of the many people calling bull [ censor bleep ] on the rescue story. >> he didn't rescue anybody. he called 911 after a bunch of other people called 911. and 911 today we don't need you to talk on the phone, george, put the phone away you have done enough damage. >> stephanie: we speculated pulling various victims from crashes -- but did those people have neck injuries before george got there? who can say. >> stephanie: all right. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. frankie in miami. >> caller: hey steph. hey mooks. >> stephanie: hello. >> hello. >> caller: i was wondering how zimmerman was so terrified of an unarmed 17 year old that he

you can email us all there, executive producer chris lavoie, voice deity jim ward, or me, stephanie miller video with a one-note message, [ censor bleep ] all you lib-tarreds. in the video he says [ censor bleep ] nine times. refuses to apologize, and fires various automatic weapons into the air. he has a whole youtube channel fired with these firearm expletive bundles. he made a gun demonstration video in which he fired at a photo of a clown we says represents nancy pelosi. and once he shot himself in a hand with his own gun at a tavern in 2011. [ applause ] >> but he stood his ground. against his hand. >> stephanie: and he [ censor bleep ] shot himself. yes, he did. in that guy. >> i just f-ing shot myself. >> stephanie: right. the royal baby is named george after george zimmerman. it was a breech birth, and he flew over and delivered the baby after rescuing the people from the car, and he found and revived the lindbergh baby as well. because he is so awesome. >> he is just so awesome. he is incredible. >> faster than a speeding bullet -- >> i just [ censor bleep ] shot myself! >> more p

miller? >> listen, billy, i'm just a little sad. the fact that jim mcdermott is on tv, of course the fbi is going to close in or they are going to cave in because they though if they don't there will be a picture of j. edgar hoover on the side of the bus in a mini skirt. >> bill: if you were running the fbi or if i were running the fbi we wouldn't cave in, miller. we would not only keep the poster on the bus we would make it bigger and put it on both sides of the bugs. >> if i were in charge of the fbi i would have a colonoscopy der not done each day. >> bill: right now a small florida town 35 miles north of gainsville. >> i don't know what that means. >> bill: i don't either. stark, florida. [ laughter ] i'm going to surveil it. in florida they put a monument to atheists. show that monument. >> where is it, billy? >> it's a bench let me see it a 150-pound gray granite bench. this is the monument to the atheists that looks as thick as jim mcdermott. listen, at least when a pigeon craps on this thing they can't whine about the pig being god's worst cr

jim now? >> i forgot. >> stephanie: tom in chicago. you're on "the stephanie miller show."wife and i have been tore up over this story about trayvon since we heard if. and i've noticed a lot of people -- we're both in the service. she's in medical field. i'm in the industrial field. i'm on new job sites. she has five to ten new patients every day. we see and hear a lot about this from all kinds of people. and i've come to the basic understanding that anyone that gets told this story no matter where you're from, what your race is. your religion, your sex nothing. whoever you are if you hear this story told to you and it doesn't bring a tear to your eye, there's some kind of disconnect with humanity and you've got some soul searching to do. sadly enough, we meet and hear from lots of people every day we talk about it all the time. we don't understand why they really are disconnected to some degree with humanity. we don't see this happening. >> stephanie: eric boehlert was just on with us, talking about this right wing machine that was so invested in smearing a dead teenager f

miller reports on the town awaiting the verdict. the man who stole america's n wrets speaks out. bob orr on edward snowden's decision today. jimxelrod reports the girl shot in the head by the taliban appeared before the united nations: unbroken, unbowed. >> one child, one teacher, one unbo, and one pen can change the world. he pelley: and steve hartman "on the road" where a wrenching experience puts kids on a path to success.

jim said mistrial but we'll see. guy in new orleans you are on the "stephanie miller show."o. >> stephanie: oh thank you. >> caller: anderson cooper never asked this juror did trayvon martin have the right to stand his ground. and it's just ironic that they started their deliberation right at the point of contact when they think trayvon martin threw the punch. so they disregarded this man following this boy getting out of the vehicle when the people told him not to. i just cannot understand why they would just start right there? you know, over the whole period of time everybody was saying that the prosecution was doing such a bad job they would never get a conviction. well, it was surprising to me that the jurors said when we went in there it was three to three, so somebody believed the prosecution. >> stephanie: yeah, i was surprised to hear that and one was for second degree murder. interesting developing as tom brokaw would say. all right. seventeen minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> announcer: call stephanie now, she's easy, 1-800-steph

miller reports on the town awaiting the verdict. the man who stole america's n wrets speaks out. bob orr on edward snowden's decision today. jim axelrod reports the girl shot in the head by the taliban appeared before the united nations: unbroken, unbowed. >> one child, one teacher, one unbo, and one pen can change the world. he pelley: and steve hartman "on the road" where a wrenching experience puts kids on a path e success. >> if i put my mind to anything i could just do it. ould j captioning sponsored by cbs ng sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. just about everyone in america has an opinion about the george zimmerman case, but the only opinions that matter right now are those of six anonymous anen: a jury that began bliberating his fate today. zimmerman was a neighborhood watch coordinator in a gated community in sanford, florida, when he shot an unarmed black teenager to death last year: 17- year-old trayvon martin. the case got the intention of the nation, including the president when the police did not arrest zimmerman, accepting instead his claim of self- defense

miller show." welcome to it. 52 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number toll free from anywhere. jimefly considered vacationing in that small part in the airport in russia in honor of edward snowden. ♪ snowden snowden snowden ♪ ♪ snowden, snowden, snowden ♪ ♪ rawhide ♪ ♪ snowden snowden snowden ♪ ♪ he just keeps on rolling ♪ ♪ whistles he's a blowing a lot of it's for showing, soon he'll be living behind bars ♪ ♪ edward's calculating, the fbi's a waitin' a waitin' at the end of his ride ♪ ♪ snowden snowden snowden ♪ [ applause ] >> stephanie: i hope it is the part of the airport with -- >> every part of the moscow airport has watka. >> stephanie: susan rice's interview with "the associated press" downplays the significance of leaks. it is debunk that they have damaged foreign policy. he's reportedly hiding out in a russian airport. putin has no intention of sending him back to the united states. comments echo the president's notion that he would be scrambling jets to track snowden down. rice dismissed commentators that they made him a lame duck and hurt u.s. foreign policy. >> i gues

>> stephanie: it is the "stephanie miller show." 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. jimures of cats -- oh look it's a dog spooning with a cat. >> he walked on his hind legs. >> the doggy had no paws so he talked on his hind legs like a man. >> little hairy man with a tail. all he needs is a hat. >> stephanie: a little boller hat. i don't mean to do a cat people are weird story, but an oklahoma threatened a man with a knife before announcing that she had had sex with a cat. >> a cat's tongue can be rough. >> stephanie: she asked if he wanted to die. morrison called the cops. when the police asked him why she threatened him. she said because he knows i had sex with the cat and everyone knows. >> oh, my god! >> maybe the cat -- >> stephanie: maybe the cat is chatty. no one likes a chatty cat. shhhh. it is unclear if brown actually engaged in intercourse with her cat according to the police. [ applause ] >> stephanie: so that happened or didn't in oklahoma city. >> was it boxcar or shoe face? >> stephanie: what are the chances we have carlos alazraqui coming on later. who pl

jim is just in hog heaven with this story. so that all happened. we all let it. so there. all right. 17 minutes after the hour. right back on "the stephanie millerer. you're dwl, driving while laughing. it's "the stephanie miller show." current tv is the place for true stories. with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines. real, gripping, current. documentaries... on current tv. ♪ must be out of your mind ♪ you must be out of your mind >> is that jelly head beans she's talking about. >> stephanie: if you're currently sexting with anthony weiner, call me. 1-800-steph-12. howard stern only has so many hours in a day. come on. give me a call. 22 minutes after the hour. yeah, oh, goddard, another -- from political wire, he also said anthony weiner won't answer a direct question about whether he's sexting with women online. he had the same take tomasky did. >> computer says yes. >> stephanie: probably. julie in seattle says likewise, as for the e bimbos weiner is sexting with, they know he's married and has a baby and notorious for sending his [ bleep ] photos and he's busily engaged in ruins his own life and his family's lives

jim ward, t-bone on phones and drums. we'll see you tomorrow on "the stephanie miller show."my god i hope they're ok! >>oh my god. >>these swirling funnels of elemental fury have the power to destroy everything they touch; flattening buildings, ripping up trees - and tossing heavy vehicles aside like toys.

miller show." welcome to it. thirty-four minutes after the hour. fridays with fugelsang 1-800-steph-1-2. jime not to have him because they are scared. first they tried to threaten him and then tried to dangle shiny political prizes [♪ mysterious music ♪] >> i'm just going to stay in my shell from now on. >> turtle trouble. >> stephanie: yeah, so this is how they are already tea partying him. mitch voted for all of the bailouts, voted to raise the debt ceiling at least nine times, he voted for higher taxes. he is one of the biggest cult profit of bigger spending. >> that is a lie. he didn't vote for amnesty. amnesty is what ronnie reagan did. so if you don't like amnesty, you have to throw out your ronald reagan blow-up love doll. >> stephanie: yeah it's interspee -- interspecies. daryle you are on with john go ahead. >> caller: to me it is amazing that anthony weiner is still running for mayor. because part of the job description is to keep your nose clean and stay on the straight and narrow and he's not doing that, and -- i mean first and foremost he is really above all else a figure head.

jim was doing alternative lyrics. >> she is a bitch. and that's why her career is nowhere. >> stephanie: oh, by the way, because we start everything important here on the "stephanie miller showhark-nado. three sharks were thrown on to land by a tornado. and he deals with it how -- >> with a series of bombs. >> stephanie: that's right. [ explosion ] >> stephanie: devise some home maid bombs that's what you would do there. [♪ circus music ♪] >> it is probably the highest-rated things that sci-fi has done in a long time. >> stephanie: i wonder if meredith brooks did the theme song? [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: eric in atlanta on the zimmerman trial. >> caller: hello stephanie. you can't say this on tv, and that is that we have an all white jury and one white hispanic. if i was george zimmerman, this is the perfect situation for him. you understand? >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: he has killed a black person. if i was white and he killed a black person i would want an all-white jury. >> stephanie: yeah. he is an unlikely hero. people that want to make him some sort of second amendment hero, wouldn't you pick someone better? how is this defending yourself? >> it's not. >> caller: yea

miller show." welcome to it. six minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number toll free from anywhere. oh business today. it is a tough economy isn't it, jim? we were discussing before the show how you might not maximize profits for instance. i could replace you with a robot. >> nice software. >> stephanie: thank you. >> stephanie you can't do that. [ applause ] >> you might find that difficult. >> computer says yes. >> stephanie: am i right about snowden? >> computer says yes. >> you'll end up with the hal 9,000. >> stephanie: that's right. >> stop. please stop. >> stephanie: you have deadweight in your business? >> hey! >> computer says yes. >> i really think you should take a stress pill and think things over. >> stephanie: all right. stephaniemiller.com the web site. that apparently is not run by a robot, run by a real person. it still operates. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number toll free from anywhere. don't. okay. >> stop. please stop. my mind is going. i can feel it. i... can... feel it. >> stephanie: just go to best buy and find a new voice bot 2,000. >> you won't find that at best buy. >> you can't find anything at best buy. >> prob