you're on with john fuglesang. >> caller: how you doing steph? fficial pot grower but i forget who it is. >> stephanie: see what did you there? wee! john fuglesang, what did you think about the president's announcement on immigration? i just thought it was a the right thing to do much like his stance on marriage equality and it made mittens look more in. >>> >>> the authentic than he already is. he was saying he's not against the dream act. now he will avoid it. i enjoyed the press conference very much. i want to say that tucker carlson is the real journalism what tucker carlson is to "dancing with the stars." the dream act is an amnesty. if you think it is an amnesty you're thinking about what ronald reagan did. if you think this is amnesty and if you're angry about the dream act, you right-wingers have to take down the ronald reagan love dolls. that's exactly what the president did. this is a sinister plot of the president to allow babies who want to grow up and work and pay taxes to stay in this country and that's all it is. >> stephanie: we we

. >> stephanie: with aisha tyler, john fuglesang and i.sing, all bets are off. she was dangling a microphone in my face. [ applause ] i'm guessing if that got on youtube, it is getting a lot of hits. >> while pegging john? >> stephanie: she was doing something to john and then he was teabagging me. suddenly the microphone came down. >> bonk. >> stephanie: like i was a shute minor. >> i think that's. >> stephanie: i don't know what anything is until chris shows me. >> oh, that kind of salad. >> stephanie: oh, that's not the type i eat. >> sanchez isn't a guy. >> stephanie: wow! okay. >> stephanie: teabagging has nothing to do with tea okay. >> where's the hot water? >> stephanie: oh okay. quite different then. my good,. my good,. i was talking about the story we did last week. the guy in massachusetts. he was suing an emergency room because he said that nobody helped him with his disabled erection because they were watching baseball. wow! that's a big boner. shh shh, red sox. that's not going to last more than four hours, you'll be fine. we

good morning john fuglesang. >> good morning. >> stephanie: how goes is in granholm central?inuing our series on lbgt candidates running for the u.s. congress. your other boyfriend grayson will join us on the show. >> stephanie: part two? >> fun with him in boston last week. a friend of mine, ted alexander -- >> you have a social life. >> yeah, right. >> ted alexander is a comic who's done letterman. he's a new york stand-up. he was arrested on misdemeanor criminal trespassing charge for occupy wall street. because you know if we enforced our banking regulations as much as we enjoy our new york park zoning laws, we wouldn't have to have an occupy wall street. he will be joining us. >> stephanie: i hope you're covering the story the guy was caught masturbating with ad at teddy bear again. fourth time. i like to do stories with people with worse love lives than me. charles marshall was arrested for the fourth time in two years charged with public indecency with a teddy bear. >> on a teddy bear. or near a teddy bear. teddy bear was not a willing participant. >> stephanie: no. >>

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as is john fuglesang. thank you, boston. 18 minutes after the hour.'s continue on "the stephanie miller show." >> announcer: for a good time, call now. gaeme inc. thank gaemezilinsky, thank you for joining >> almost 40% of america's electorate identify themselves as independent, more than either political party and more right now than at any time in the last 75 years. according to a study by the pew research september, they are the ones who say that. but you know what? these voters share very little aside from a lack of party allegiance. veteran journalist linda killian has a great new book looking at who they are. here is what she found. she found that first, there are the npr republicans, the new hampshire swing voters. socially moderate fiscal lee conservative and they are concerned about government getting big. so they, like romney but they are upset about how far right their party has gone. then there is the america first democrats. and these are the ohio swing voters who used to be reagan democrats, mostly male working classes. they have been hi

go, john fuglesang. he gave us that etch-a-sketch moment. god bless his sexy liberal arse.>> caller: wide receiver was started under the bush administration and it was stopped under bush due to his lack of effectiveness. fast and furious a separate operation which eric holder testified was started under the obama administration -- >> stephanie: no, it was started under the bush administration. >> caller: no. >> umbrella program was started under the bush administration. >> caller: it is baloney. >> the umbrella program was started under the bush administration. why isn't darrell issa calling up mukasey? >> caller: because wide receiver was done in conjunction with the mexican government. fast and furious without the knowledge of the mexican government. >> stephanie: mm-hmm. so do you agree with what darrell issa told sean hannity -- the obama administration did this so they could take away our guns. >> caller: yeah. they wanted to remove the assault gun ban. if you remember at the beginning of their administration, they came out with a false claim that a lot of the guns in

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as is john fuglesang. thank you, boston. 18 minutes after the hour.'s continue on "the stephanie miller show." >> announcer: for a good time, call now. [[vo]]joy behar is coming to current tv for one week only until the fall. what happens if you ask her to tone down her opinions? >>sorry, i can't hear you. what? [[vo]]or tell her she has to stick to a script? >>forget it. [[vo]]that will never happen on current. >>try to be a little more conservative tonight. >> forget about the experts. forget about focus groups and analysts. erik reese is getting a huge following on what he calls the lean startup movement, a whole new way of getting a company off the ground. a speaker at the harvard business school, erics here to talk about how we can make better faster business decisions. eric, thanks for joining us. what's your sense of the entrepreneurial spirit and framework of these principles, the lean start up. how is that taking shape and what does that mean to the economy in california and the country? are we competitive? are we maintaining our competitive

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as is john fuglesang. thank you, boston. 18 minutes after the hour.nue on "the stephanie miller show." >> announcer: for a good time, call now. gaeme inc. thank gaemezilinsky, thank you for joining >> cutting my higher wouldn't be that complicated. >> a little off of the top there. >>>. >> am i right? you got to give these guys' a discount. they only take five minutes. >> well that was president obama this afternoon, taking a break from the campaign for a quick lunch at a washington, d.c. barbecue with military and community members. now, romney wasn't anywhere remoteley like that for his lunch. he was with about 100 ceos and businessmen across town to deliver his pre-buttal to tomorrow's economic speech by the president. take a license. >> my priority is bringing jobs back to america, growing american jobs having such competition among you to hire good people that wages go up again. i want to see that happen here. >> of course, he didn't say how many of those jobs he himself, helped move overseas when he is head of bain. joining me to weigh in on rom

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. >> stephanie: john fuglesang will talk to you about that next week when i'm on vacation. >> that maneek. right back on "the stephanie miller show." >> announcer: call stephanie now. she's easy. 1-800-steph-12. filling on viewpoint with eliot spitzer. >>that was mitt romney showing once again his fearless fear of taking a stand that helps make him all things to no people. [ voice of dennis ] ...allstate. really? i was afraid you'd have some cut-rate policy. [ normal voice ] nope, i've got... [ voice of dennis ] the allstate value plan. it's their most affordable car insurance -- and you still get an allstate agent. i too have... [ voice of dennis ] allstate. [ normal voice ] same agent and everything. it's like we're connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ ♪ ask an allstate agent about the value plan. are you in good hands? nice to talk to you. [ applause ] >> when someone stumbles across the show, it usually doesn't end well. >> stephanie: it ended better do. all right. just a truce. all right. 45 minutes -- it was a wash. 45 minutes after the hour. right back on "th

. >> stephanie: john fuglesang will be here. >> a comment and a question.letons in his own closet. eric holder -- if he has ever been arrested, if so and how many times. >> stephanie: we refer to him as joe mccarthy on our show. >> caller: where is the scandal that the crybaby hypocrite boehner, where is the sex scandal? where has that gone? he's another flint -- larry flynt -- where is larry flynt that's what i want to say. in all of the investigations. ensen and sanford they all joined boehner in all of the sex scandal. you know what the g.o.p. stands for? good ole [ bleep ] >> not entirely sure you could say that. >> stephanie: you can't say that. >> the verb is okay. >> did you get that, current? >> stephanie: yes. i have allergies so i had a prick test. [ ding ding ] [ applause ] i'm referring to the republican primary. >> amazing how we go for the button on her one statement and yet the conversation is flowing. >> stephanie: everyone knows what i'm talking about. you go to the doctor and they prick you a bunch of times on the back with different aller

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i'm excited john fuglesang will be hosting a whole bunch of shows next week, you know on current.ill: everybody's off. it looks like everybody's off next week except us. >> we didn't get that memo. >> bill: john fuglesang is filling in for jennifer granholm. joy behar filling in for eliot spitzer. >> you're too valuable, bill. you don't get time off man. >> bill: let's decide right now. shall we take next week off? >> see you in july! >> what are you doing next week, eric? >> let's go. >> bill: all right. there it is. if anybody sees david bormann tell him i'm off next week. >> i think he's calling right now. >> bill: i think he is, too. i think he's pulling the plug right now. >> he's calling bill. he's calling him something. >> bill: peter ogborn and dan henning, hi, there. >> good morning. >> bill: and cyprian bowlding, our videographer. we'll leave you cyprian next week. you won't be by yourself. >> we'll hold down the fort. everything will be fine. >> bill: so it happened in detroit yesterday before we get to the serious stuff. somebody noticed a man who had a dump truck -- a

as is john fuglesang. thank you, boston. 18 minutes after the hour.a laugh, and the doors are always open. [laughter] >> put in van and cover. oh, it's going to vancouver. [ ♪ music ♪ ] [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> announcer: steve. >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show" show. minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-12. carlos alazraqui. >> just move to funky town. >> i lived in funky town. yes on base avenue. [laughter] right on the corner of flashlight and neon light. >> stephanie: claudia in ohio. hello, claudia. >> caller: i'm going to tell her to calm down. >> stephanie: she doesn't know know--hey, claudia. >> caller: hi, i've been waiting so long i just--i want to talk about kasic. >> stephanie: yes, please. >> caller: he's the hypocrite here. he's taking everything and privatized it, and they found out that the jobs he's going to bring in if you privatize something you don't turn around and ask for stimulus money for it. he has taken the boating away from all the--the voting from all the rural people. he has fixed. we're not going to have teachers fir

as is john fuglesang. thank you, boston. 18 minutes after the hour." >> announcer: for a good time, call now. >>we have such a big show today it may, uh, actually explode. >>(narrator) tv and radio talk show host stephanie miller rounds out current's morning news block. >>we're hogging all the sexy on our side. hello! [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> >> announcer: the parting shot with bill press. this is the "bill press show." >> bill: on this tuesday, june 12, my quick parting shot for today, people in washington have a fascination with leaks. first of all, they love leaks. the bigger, the more scandalous, the better. they get off on leaks. at the same time, they hate leaks because they don't like cheaters and they're always quick to demand an investigation. let's find out who did the leaking and prosecute them which is what's going on with this big flap about a story in "the new york times" which revealed the united states government, pardon me, is involved in cyber warfare. to infect those computers that drive iran's nuclear weapons program. b