senator miller-meeks? sen. miller-meeks: no. we need a strategic plan. we know where we are now and where we need to get. we need to have a strategic plan to get us there. us sot's where it leads that we can do something about the carbon in the air, -- moderator: sounds like a maybe. sen. miller-meeks: it has to be done right. it has to be done correctly. moderator: assume each of you gets elected, often times, people in congress and the first-term, there's not much you can do right away. senator hart, what specifically would you want to focus on in your six months -- first six months in office? sen. hart: i hope the first bill i could vote on is an anticorruption bill. this is another thing that people talk to me about and i feel strongly about, that we have got to create a system that people have faith in. right now, people don't believe that people in public office are there for the right reasons. they feel like they are there for their own gain rather than doing things for everyone else. anould like to see us pass anticorruption bill that stops gerry

miller-meeks: i would like to thank the cedar rapids gazette. , am mariannette miller-meeks my father was a master sergeant in the air force, my mother had gotten a ged. no one in my family had been college educated though they valued education. burnt in a16, i was kitchen fire and in that hospitalization, i had an epiphany about my future. i was going to become a doctor's i left home at 16, got a job, and rolled in san antonio junior college, enlisted at 18 and worked and went to school until i got a degree in nursing, masters in education, and was able to go to medical school and i came to iowa to do my residency in ophthalmology and now i am an iowa state senator. i served 24 years in the military never having been up on serving my country. that tenacity, that great, resilience is not my story alone. it is the story of countless wans and i had the privilege of serving them and working on things like health drug lowering prescription prices and i got awards at a senate -- as a senator which i wasn't expecting and we can take that tenacity to washington, d.c. >> we can take the same

it was a few months ago when steven miller's wife, katie miller, who was a top aide to the vice presidentirus. this case is going to raise questions about whether or not living with someone in close quarters, if he did not contract it then, what made it happen now. all of those questions about how this transmission spreads because now we are seeing just how prevalent it is in the white house. an email went out overnight saying all contact tracing for the positive cases they knew about so far have been done. reach out if they have not been contacted like they should have been. we are told by one official, they reached out and they were not notified and now cnn is told that person was not told any instructions about how to proceed, what to do. so you do see how maybe they've done contact tracing but it has clearly been incomplete in some situations. of course, add stephen miller onto the four press aides making that list of cases skyrocket in the recent days. >> thank you so much for that. >>> vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris square off later tonight. vice presidential de

the fact is that senator miller -- senator miller meeks -- >> if you cannot physically separate, then wear a mask. thatt it is also important as leaders here, that we are providing a great example and we know that when we are indoors, the risks are much higher. the bottom line is we have to come together and quit making this a political thing and instead, take advantage of the opportunity to bring people together on this. farm and our our family, our friends, our neighbors came together. nobody asked about republican or democrat. it was a common problem. that is what we have here with the covid crisis. it is a common problem. we lost an opportunity to bring people together on it and bring down the infection rate. we can see that that has not worked well. the united states compared to other countries and where this state is compared to other state. we have to bring people together to do it. this administration came down with covid-19. >> moving along, let's talk about an issue that has not come up. the social inequities, we saw this in june with the demonstrations after george floyd's

that's the statement from stooer stooer stooersteven miller. you have a situation where people are testing negative and positive for coronavirus. the white house has been relying on these rapid tests for so long. we all know we have been reporting this for months now they can be notoriously unreliable and that may be the case now. i can tell you, anderson, this is the work from home white house right now. there are large esections of ths white house that are empty and almost like a haunted house where you don't find staffers and where there are areas of the white house are teaming with staffers. the area of the west wing are almost totally empty except for a couple of staffers. what they are telling everybody right now, if you suspect you have symptoms or coming into the white house, stay home. you know there are more members of the press than white house staffers at this point. >> the white house continues to claim they been taking all the right precautions. clearly they have not. and stephen miller is another example. they continue to be reck

i can read you the quote from stephen miller. i have been working remotely and self-isolating, testing negatively every day including yesterday. today i tested positive for covid-19 and i am in quarantine. that's the statement from stephen miller. it goes to show you how serious the situation is. you have a situation where people are testing negative and positive for coronavirus. the white house has been relying on these rapid tests for so long. we all know we have been reporting this for months now they can be notoriously unreliable and that may be the case now. i can tell you, anderson, this is the work from home white house right now. there are large sections of this white house that are empty and almost like a haunted house where you don't find staffers where as dana bash knows there are areas of the white house that are typically teaming with staffers. the common areas are totally empty. the area of the west wing are almost totally empty except for a couple of staffers. what they are telling everybody right now, if you suspe

her husband steven miller we found out has tested positive.bmitting these test results and are you confident in the system here this time around? >> yes, we are confident in the system. if the president debate commission, they are in charge with the safety measures for this debate, we abide by them and listen to them and so we as a campaign are doing our part. we are getting tested and we are wearing our masks. we are keeping our social distance. that's how leadership looks like. that's what a biden/harris campaign is trying to do, lead by leadership. that's what's going to happen with their administration. look, this is serious. this is not a hoax. covid-19 is not a hoax. we see an outbreak literally happening in the white house. we have a president who is putting forward rhetoric that's dangerous. he's been doing that in particular especially since he left the white house. >> katy miller had the virus and mocked your boss over the plexiglass shields that's going to be put up at the debate. she says if kamala harris wants to use a fortress ar

stephen miller is positive. his wife katy miller had coronavirus recently. is mocking kamala harris for wanting basic and responsible protections at tonight's vice presidential debate. what more do we know about the president's condition and when he first tested positive? as mika says, it's key to understanding this outbreak and it is an outbreak at the white house. >> with the short answer is not very much. that's part of the problem not just for us. if you look how much we don't know the president was last tested, what his lung scans show, things his doctor has not shared, there are also people in the white house, many of them who don't know what the current situation, what their own personal risk might be, and that's where you hear from a number of officials that there is a lot of anxiety, there are a lot of questions, they are not getting answers. so as much as we are not getting answers publicly, they are not getting answers and they are inside the building. that gives you a sense of what the atmosphere is like there. there is a real information deficit

steven miller testing positive for coronavirus. this news just in to cnn this moment.r of white house covid known cases to at least 11. that is as of we know of -- what we know of. the white house still dodging the basic question of how many, why? i'm going to ask the white house deputy spokesperson. and house speaker nancy pelosi questioning trump's mental state after he pulls the plug on stimulus negotiations. and michelle obama with a striking closing argument for joe biden, as the rules for tomorrow night's crucial, crucial vice presidential debate are announced. we'll tell you what they are. let's go "outfront."

tonight we have learned that stephen miller -- stephen miller is the president's senior adviser and speechwriter. stephen miller has tested positive for covid-19. so, where does that bring us in the tally? think about this. think about if you went to a business and they told you, hey, 17 people here have been positive. would you go inside that business or inside that house? because at least 17 people directly connected to the trump white house currently have the virus, and i'm not even counting all the cases that could be associated with this. just trump staff and closely connected politicians. that's it. and then it could just fan out. imagine how many people those 70 people have been in contact with. and so on and son on and so on. stephen miller said this -- pay close attention -- about this virus. that was back in july, a comment that has not aged well. >> what we were doing, first of all, was mounting the largest national mobilization to fight the china virus that any country has had since world war ii. >> mm. china virus. likes to say that. well, how well did that mobilization that he clai

our top stories: white house adviser stephen miller becomes the latest of over a dozen members of donald trump's inner circle to test positive for coronavirus. president trump walks away from negotiations over a multitrillion—dollar covid relief deal to support the us economy. intro t0 jump by van halen plays. and eddie van halen, one of rock's greatest guitarists, dies of cancer. long—time friend fellow music legend gene simmonds pays his own tribute. you grab the nearest generation x or z or whatever the hell they're calling themselves, or a millennium, themselves, or a millennal, grab them by the ear and take them away from the stuff that is being played and let them hear van halen hello. covid—19 is spreading further among those close to president trump with white house advisor stephen miller and a senior military official the latest infected. mr miller, who has been self—isolating for the past five days, confirmed he had contracted coronavirus on tuesday. top us general mark milley and other military leaders are also quarantining after an admiral, a senior official in the coast guar

one other thing it's worth pointing out about stephen miller and katie miller. so katie miller had the virus, if they were living together and stephen miller did not become infected at that point sounds like, it shows that if someone is in isolation, even within their own home, they could go a long way towards protecting the people that they live with. he then goes to the white house and becomes infected there. so, you know, living with someone who has the virus it is possible to protect yourself if you are careful and yet he still becomes infected by going to another house, the white house. so it gives you the nature of both how contagious this is, but also how effective these public health policies can be, wearing a mask, isolating, that really goes a long way to protect other people. >> olivia, i just want to read a little bit more of our new cnn reporting because it sounds like the set of a sci-fi movie inside the white house. here is the new reporting. already preparations have been made for the president's eventual return to the oval office including posit

white house adviser stephen miller becomes the latest of over a dozen members of donald trump's innerircle to test positive for coronvirus. with coronavirus keeping trump off the campaign trail, his rivalfor the presidency, joe biden, tells voters that the country is in a dangerous place. police in bangladesh arrest four men accused of sexually assaulting a young woman, a month after footage of the attack was posted on social media. and eddie van halen, one of rock music's greatest guitar players, dies of cancer. president trump says he's putting on hold negotiations over a stimulus package to help the us economy recover from the pandemic. earlier, he said he's prepared to go ahead next week with the second televised debate against his democratic rival, joe biden, despite his treatment for covid and ongoing questions about his health. and in the last hour it's been confirmed that one of president trump's senior advisors stephen miller has tested positive for coronavirus. he released a statement saying that he has been self—isolating and working from home over the last five days and ha

white house adviser, stephen miller, becomes the latest of over a dozen members of donald trump's innerircle, to test positive for coronvirus. with coronavirus keeping the president off the campaign trail, joe biden tells voters that the us is in a dangerous place. police in bangladesh arrest four men accused of sexually assaulting a young woman, a month after footage of the attack was posted on social media. eddie van halen, one of rock music's greatest guitarists dies of cancer — long—time friend and fellow rock legend, gene simmonds, pays his own tribute you grab the nearest generation x, or millennium, grab them by the ear and take them away from the ear and take them away from the staff that is being laid and let them hear van hangeland to hear the great staff that he was playing. —— halen. president trump says he's putting on hold negotiations over a stimulus package to help the us economy recover from the pandemic. earlier, he said he's prepared to go ahead next week with the second televised debate against his democratic rivaljoe biden, despite his treatment for covid and ongoin

late yesterday, senior adviser stephen miller became the latest to contract covid. but today, cameras captured people outside the white house gathered in close proximity, few of them wearing masks. his twitter account has been on overdrive, sending the stock market into a tailspin when he upended talks over an economic recovery package with one tweeting saying, "i have instructed my representatives to stop negotiating until after the election." sarah brown, who has three teenagers and is out of work because of the pandemic, was counting on government help when she saw the president's tweet. >> i read it and i was like, what? and i, like -- it was like my heart fell to my stomach. >> reporter: for her, this is a matter of survival. >> we're scared. it's scary living day-to-day. not even day-to-day, it's literally hour-to-hour. i refresh my news like every hour to see what the latest news is, to see what my future holds, to see what my children's near future can hold. >> reporter: but this morning, the president seemed to have reversed himself, tweeting, "the house an

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even if your name is stephen miller. . >> stephen miller is the architect of many of these extreme policies, and i don't know the guy, never midwest him -- never met him but his public persona is a man who is driven by racism and xenophobia to keep out people who he considers to be the other. and you have actually meet stephen miller, so tell us about that exchange and your observations about him. >> i realize as i'm smiling, i'm smiling at the memories and the odditiy of meeting him, not smiling at out about his performances going back to when i met him and he was an underundergraduate al duke university. we shouldn't spent much time on that history pause his contemporary -- the words aren't there to describe what he is doing now to create ammunition for this war against mexicans and mexico being perpetrated for the last three years, plus including the campaign for the trump presidency, but what happened is in a become prior to this book, prior to up against the wall, called "wetback nation" which made a case that i consider more evolved and developed now for opening that border. the duke

among the latest is the president's top aide, stephen miller.o this morning nearly all of the joint chiefs of staff are in quarantine. >> president trump has been tweeting in recent hours attacking his own fda for following s onvaine, he eelast s to americans a $1,200 stimulus check even though he called off negotiations on a stimulus bill yesterday. >> we'll get to all the details but we begin with the growing covid-19 outbreak linked to the white house. this morning, stephen miller, a senior aide to president trump has become the 24th person connected to the white house to test positive for covid-19. his wife, katie miller, vice president mike pence's communications director, has now left salt lake city where the stage is set for tonight's vice presidential debate. the plexiglas between the two candidates now installed. senator kamala harris requested the protection due to coronavirus concerns. the pence campaign after signaling it was against the plexiglas now says if such a barrier is critical for the harris team, then we're not going to let

he spoke exclusively to matt miller. we see actually an increase in domestic deals, not cross-border. because things like capital market union, banking union still progressing, not there where it should be. and yes, covid for sure accelerated certain developments in the banking industry, we always said in the retail banking scale, therefore we decided to fully integrate two or three years ago where we are well underway. that is happening in other countries, but it is domestic so far. consolidation will come in europe, but cross-border still needs some time. >> every time i talk to a bank they say banking union is not there yet. but whenever i talked to eu leaders, they say they are free to do cross-border deals. which shoe has to drop first? >> yes, we are free to do cross-border deals, but if the right headwind and certain restrictions are also there that for instance the free flow of liquidity or capital is not there to a degree which really makes such a merger reasonable and constructive, than obviously something stil

edward miller. hello, dr. miller. thank you for joining us. dr. miller?e ] >> yeah, hey, jimmy. i'm sorry. i'm just fielding a lot of calls right now. >> jimmy: oh, i'm sorry. i don't mean to interrupt. >> no. tell kayleigh that under no circumstances is she allowed to go to a bachelorette party in cancun. >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. >> my god. sorry, what was your question? >> jimmy: i didn't have a -- i was just wondering if you have an idea of how now the outbreak started. >> hmm, yeah, i wonder how it started. i wonder how a highly contagious virus managed to slip out into a group of anti-maskers at their "say goodbye to healthcare" garden party! >> jimmy: okay, but do you know who -- do you have any idea who patient zero was? >> it could have been any of these imbeciles. i mean, take a look at this. if we assume that the person who spread the infection wasn't wearing a mask, it could be him, her, her, him, him, her, her, him, or any of them. they're shoulder to shoulder like it's coachella! [ phone rings ] jesus. >> jimmy: you need to get that? okay,

travels with the president often, and it looks like the last time that miller was with the president and frankly with hope hicks for that matter was the same night. it was last wednesday. you'll remember, shep, that was the night of the minnesota rally that we were talking about, the same night that hicks dwaurn teend herself on the flight home on air force one because she started feeling sick, hadn't tested positive yet at that point, so far as we know this is significant as it is not just, you know, we've been talking about white house press staffers we've been talking about the military valet this is somebody who has had direct contact with the president, somebody who the president is around often. based on our reporting, involved tangentially involved in debate prep, speech writing and has a hand in a lot of what the president does katie miller, his wife, also works for the trump administration and is the communications director for vice president mike pence she already tested positive for it the coronavirus back in may she was one of the first white house officials when this pan

you look at what happened with stephen miller, testing positive, his wife, katie miller, is press secretary for the vice president. works alongside him. she tested negative and went home yesterday, but the optics of this is very clear. and this is something that senator harris is sure to key in on tonight. she is going to be painting the vice president and the president as basically being two peas in a pod when it comes to this administration's failure to respond to the coronavirus. vice president pence, for his part, will do what he can to try to portray senator harris as too liberal, too progressive for the country. in terms of the format of the debate, a couple of things. again, there will be that plexiglas there separating the two candidates. there'll be 12 feet apart each from each other there on the stage. 90 minutes and of course, masks will be required by anyone in taen instantaneous. in terms of the tone of the debate, these are two people who have done their homework, but they're two people who know how to debate and argue an issue. and tonight will be the first debate where we ca

steve miller, good to have you here.ith, first of all -- >> thrilled to be here, thank you. lou: -- what we are watching as a backout in silicon valley, there's -- blackout. there's a big wall they want to build between the american people and the truth, and they're getting it e done. "the new york post" still can't access its twitter account. your thoughts. >> what you're seeing, lou, is left-wing fascism. pure and simple. you're seeing the awesome power of these companies being wielded against working class citizens. this is about two visions of the world, about patriotism versus globalism. and that's what this whole election is about, lou. it's about donald trump's american patriotism and joe biden's soulless globalism. these companies, lou, they don't care whether a factory's located in pennsylvania, china or vietnam. it means nothing to them. they care nothing for the workers of this country. that's why, as you said, they import foreign workers. and i would note this president has issued regulations to stop that pra

jason miller, welcome back to "meet the press." we should note, the white house would not provide a doctor or senior official to offer an update on the president's condition, so jason, i hope you are prepared to do that. so, let me start with this -- have you spoken to the president in the last 24 hours, and if so, what is his condition? >> i have, chuck. and good morning. thank you for having me on. i spoke with the president yesterday afternoon, and he's in very good spirits. both bill stepien, the campaign manager, and i, spent about a half hour on the phone with the president, going through all the updates on what's going on with the campaign. and really, the president said a couple of things. number one, that he's going to defeat this virus, that as a nation, we're going to defeat this virus, and our campaign is going to defeat this virus. and once he gets out of the hospital, he's ready to get back to the campaign trail. he sounded pretty energetic. he said something else i thought was important, too, chuck, and that was to b

as you said, stephen miller announcing that he has tested positive.day several senior members of the pentagon have had to work at home because there has been someone that tested positive there. so itjust seems like every day we have more cases at the top levels of government, the top levels of the republican party, and i am just not sure when it is going to stop really. i'm sure donald trump was hoping it would have done by now. some shock, i think, that the president has cancelled these talks over the stimulus package. he has always pushed the economy as his strongest suit. well, the stock market really reacted to it, as we saw, and the interesting thing is that it came just hours afterjerome powell, the chair of the federal reserve, said that actually what we need is more stimulus. now, donald trump has accused nancy pelosi's side, the democrats, of playing games, and saying that they were never in it to help ordinary workers. nancy pelosi has accused donald trump's side, the republicans, of not wanting to help poor children. it really shows you how

but miller's lawyer got some unexpected help from inside the bank. a long time employee passed on internal documents that helped side win the case for miller. the sara zene informant wants to stay anonymous but is willing to talk to us about what he witnessed at the bank. i saw that the bank wanted to sell and had already sold a financial product clearly designed to defraud german tanks authorities when customers bought the product they were told that what they were buying was completely on the level and legal according to the informant the product originated with mr comics himself. confronted with the accusations berger told us by email that he only advised a few clients regarding comex and no banks but the former sara xen employee says otherwise he claims he tried to raise the alarm about burger numerous times. at one point i was told very clearly that my reservations were misplaced that dr baer go was an expert in german tax law my boss told me several times that baerga had excellent networks in germany right up to the highest levels of government

mitchell miller was dropped by the team after a published report described miller's 2016 juvenile court conviction for the bullying of a black classmate with a developmental disability. >>> 2020 has certainly been throwing so many aspects of normal life right out the window. but is daylight saving time next? will ganss looked into this. >> i am not complaining about getting an extra hour of sleep this weekend, but a sunset before 5:00 p.m.? that's depressing, kind of like, you know, this entire year. ♪ when the lights go down in the city ♪ >> the lights going down in cities across the country much earlier beginning this sunday thanks to daylight saving time. sunset will be at 4:52 p.m. in new york. many are not looking forward to fewer moments of sunshine. can we just not do daylight saving time this year? the consensus, at least online, is that the last thing we need is one more hour of 2020. a position to, quote, stop the unnecessary flip-flopping of time has resulted in more than 370,000 messages sent to congress. some states have clocked serious attempts to make permanent changes. m

another day another infection senior white house adviser steven miller has become the latest member of the trumpet ministration to test positive for covert 19 he joins a long list of officials who now have the virus and the outbreak has now reached the pentagon as well a senior u.s. military officer has tested positive and several others are in quarantine among the general mark milley he is the country's most senior military officer and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff a body consisting of the top commanders from each of the armed services they all fear a possible infection from this man admiral charles ray he is the deputy head of the coast guard who tested positive himself on monday let's talk to mike hanna in washington d.c. the about this plenty going on mike isn't there going to starting with the pentagon now steven miller and i also noticed in the last hour 35 tweets already tweets from donald trump is back in the white house. and they were on a variety of subjects where you insulted the speaker of the house nancy pelosi he's demanding that all the rusher hoax investigation

katie miller's husband, stephen miller, has since tested positive for the coronavirus. meanwhile, president trump tweeted from the white house tuesday that he looks forward to debating joe biden next thursday in miami, even though trump is still sick with covid-19 and likely highly infectious. on tuesday, joe biden said he'll debate trump but only if medical experts say the president is no longer contagious. mr. biden: i think if he still has covid, we should not have a debate. amy: vice president joe bidenn travaveled to gettysburg, pennsylvania where he called for , tuesday national unity. 25 minute address, biden appealed for americans to listen to wear masks and follow the science on coronavirus. he also acknowledged centuries of racial injustice in the u.s. even as he rejected calls by the movement for black lives to dismantle or defund the police. mr. biden: i believe in law and order. i have never supported defunding the police but i also believe in -- injustice is real. it is a product of history that goes back 400 years when black men, women and children were f

-- jefjason miller the trump campa. gillian: enjoy the show. >> is not constitutional what they are doing. chris: i understand why democrats are upset with the president rushing through this nomination but it isn't core packing and it is not unconstitutional. >> i think what he saying is not in the spirit of the constitution or a legal spirit or political system to do this. most americans believe as i do and joe biden does that the american people ought to have a say, were not talking about elections coming up, were in the middle of elections, millions of americans have voted and want their voice to be heard, and in enormous amount of frustration that the senate cannot bring itself under mitch mcconnell to vote through covid relief package, people are suffering, hurting, there is no clear end in sight, there has been a bill that was brought to them months ago coming out of the house, they will not touch or do anything but suddenly they have time to rush the nomination that the american people do not want, whatever speci

director miller?ow does it make you feel when you see how badly law enforcement is being treated now, and what are you doing to make sure people are safe? father was amy career law enforcement officer. i am focused on international terrorism, but as a citizen and as a son of a father who dedicated his career, i am also incredibly humbled by the commitment and the selfless service of our law enforcement men and women. dep. sec. cuccinelli: senator, dhs has more law enforcement officers they in any other entity in the country, so we take your question very seriously. it is certainly something that we talk about in leadership, maintaining that morale. they are doing something, as the director describes, that no one else in america is asked to do. there is no one else we ask every morning to put on a gun with the possibility of them using it to stand between us and people. there is no real sign that evil is going to go away. i think back to george washington's description of veterans. your ability to recr

stephen miller of course testing positive this evening. he has been self-quarantining for five days but nevertheless tested positive based on a prior exposure. i talked to him just before coming to air and he is doing well. we are taking all necessary precautions. obviously, there was an outbreak here in the white house but we've been checking on staff, all necessary contact tracing procedures and i do want to thank fox for refraining from reporting the names of junior staffers. we thank you for that. >> martha: it's a long list of people and i think you accurately describe it as an outbreak and that people are taking precautions to isolate themselves. it does raise questions about the way that things have been handled. there's been a lot of backlash to you for coming out and speaking to reporters after it was learned that hope hicks had it. we heard from chief of staff meadows that they decided to pull you off that plane because of some concerns. it's not surprising, this is from "the new york times" michelle goldberg, not surprising that

on al-jazeera i'm kemal santa maria and these are the headlines white house adviser stephen miller has become the latest trumpet ministration official to test positive for covert 19 seen as the architect of donald trump's anti immigration policies about a dozen white house officials have not tested positive including the president himself here is mike hanna in washington with more. steven miller has been with president trump since he took office one of the few people that has lasted in that particular environment now he's declared that he's tested positive of a few days in quarantine miller's very close to president trump pieces chief speechwriter as well as probably one of his closest policy advisers now he joins us long list of people from the white house who have declared positive in recent days among them the press secretary another senior policy adviser hope. press secretary's aides a number of them at least 3 journalists who work at the white house the president's chief of campaign manager. this list is growing and growing and growing and clearly there is some issue perhaps it is

ken dilanian, matt miller, chuck rosenberg, a big thanks to all of you. again, just a few moments ago, word that two isis fighters are en route to the united states of america to face a host of charges connected to the deaths of four americans. james foley, november 2012. kotey elsheikh, am wad difficult, detained him, a citizens of the united states and the united kingdom. there was of course that video that was released depicting foley's beheading. steven sotloff, it was august of 2013 that isis fighters allegedly forcibly seized and detained him in syria. they released another video of mr. sotloff being beheaded. kayla mueller, we all remember kayla mueller. it was in august of 2013 that she was seized, detained and beginning in october of the following year, baghdadi sexually abused her while she was being held captive in syria. her family actually received an email from isis fighters in february of 2015 confirming her death. and then peter kasich, it was october of 2013 that fighters kidnapped him, and roughly november 16, 2014, another video was rel

millercenter.org is where you can find out about the miller center. on twitter, barbara perry is barbaraperryuva. taking your phone lines this morning. phone lines are split up as usual. democrats, republicans, and independents. maybe we will have some callers who remember those debates. we will start with joe in pittsburgh, a republican. caller: good morning. i am kind of curious -- i have two questions. number one, do you think nixon's big mistake in 1960 besides looking so horrible in the first debate, was this stupid 50 states strategy that he had that he promised to visit every state during the campaign? and i think it was self-defeating. my second question is obviously the 1960 debates were very influential to the voters. why was there no further debates between 1960 all the way up until 1976? why such a gap that there were no further debates? i am just curious. thank you very much. host: great question. guest: yes, great question, joe. the 1956, i think you're absolutely right, worked against nixon but i believe he was in an , old mode. he was

let's take you through the headlines here now just here and now white house adviser stephen miller has become the latest trump administration official to test positive for covert 19 he's seen as the architect of trump's anti immigration policies around a dozen white house officials have now tested positive including the president mike hanna has more from washington d.c. . steven miller who's a very close advisor of the president has now tested positive for the coronavirus has been in close proximity of the president for a long period of time he was also in close proximity to some of the other assistance to the president to have tested positive in recent days and certainly that list is growing and growing indeed a large number of members of the president's staff now have tested positive and number of journalists who work there and as well as a number of military aides it is said who are also working at the white house kyrgyzstan's prime minister has resigned after widespread protests over sunday's disputed polls the country's election commission has now and now the early results from th

consider the sheer size of the cluster that miller is now part of. at least 25 people, among them the president, his wife, hope hicks, stephen miller, trump's campaign manager, a number of republican senators, chris christie, kellyanne conway and her daughter claudia, kayleigh mcenany and at least four press staffers, people that work for her, at least three white house reporters who have to go and interact with them as they bark at them without mask, including michael sheer of "the new york times" whose wife now has been infected. that's not to mention trump's personal valet, a coast guard admiral whose infection prompted the joint chiefs to quarantine. that is what this white house's cavalier attitude toward the virus has brought. and these are only the people we've been able to publicly identify, often through diligent reporting. the administration is not doing it themselves. no, they are not contact tracing, despite the cdc standing by to do so. they are not even contacting people who they know have been exposed. all of that would seem to be in f

my guests this morning, senior adviser to the trump campaign jason miller. dr. nahid va della from boston university. plus debate fallout -- >> vote now. make sure you in fact let people know, we're senators. >> i'm not going to answer that question. >> why would you not answer that question? >> the radical left -- >> will you shut up, man? >> the president's relentless of joe biden. >> he graduated the lowest or second lowest in the class. don't ever use the word smart for me. >> and struggle to make up ground. >> unbalanced. >> and big shift towards biden in our new "the wall street journal" poll. >>> joining me now former homeland security jay johnson, journalist peggy noon an e. rich lawrie from "the national review" and former white house communications director jennifer kaymer. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> if there's any good news to come from the un settling news the president of the united states has been i

so in the past our senior white house advisor steven miller became the latest trump administration official to test positive for cocaine 19 joining a long list of white house officials who are not have the virus among them of course president trump himself the outbreak has also reached the pentagon with a senior u.s. military official testing positive and several others in quarantine among them general mark milley he is the country's senior most military officer. the fear is there could be possible infection from this man specifically admiral charles ray who is the deputy head of the coast guard he tested positive on monday months ago you might remember there was a covert 19 outbreak among u.s. military personnel about a 1000 sailors tested positive on board that navy ship the commander pleaded for help but was instead find it let's get the latest with mike hanna in washington d.c. i think mike it is becoming easier to count the number of officials who don't have coronavirus at the moment very much so steven miller has been with president tran since he took office one of the few people that