amy: that is stephen miller on fox.re joined now by olivia troye , who worked as homeland security and counter-terrorism adviser to former vice president mike pence. she is now the director of the republican accountability project. welcome to democracy now! can you talk more about -- i mean, you're in the room. talk about what the afghan visa process is. we are talking now about a law passed by congress. they have to go through something like 14 steps? >> that is correct. to hear stephen miller sort of disregard the fact these people are vented so extensively -- i mean, the process is cumberse and challenging. despite the trump administration's attempt to really get the entire thing. they have to be sponsored by either the military commander at the time or the person they were working for. they have to get a letter of recommendation from them and then it is a series of steps. they go through health checks, venting, background checks. this is not something that happens overnight. it is a cumbersome process that lasts at

. >> then, how stephen miller and the anti-immigrant zealots in the trump white house helped create the refugee crisis in afghanistan. and what we're learning tonight about the latest alleged maga bomber charged with threatening to use a weapon of mass destruction to blow up washington. "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. i can't believe i'm about to say this, but here it goes. right now, in the state of florida, as of today, more people are dying per day than at any point in the covid pandemic. just think about that for a minute, as you look at this chart. look at this chart. it's august of 2021. right? wi have been battling this implacable viral foe for nearly 18 months. through incredible human ingenuity, diligent work by scientists and public health workers, we have a variety of safe and effective vaccines, one of which received full approval from the food and drug administration today. we are also the richest country in the world. we're sitting on the world's biggest stockpile of vaccine doses. people around the world are desperate for the vac

we know this hard-line stance was miller's near senior focus in the white house.fallout unfold in realtime in afghanistan. olivia troye, served as a top aide to vice president pence, where she saw the ability to bring afghan translators and other refugees to this country, hollowed out under miller's watch. quote, there were cabinet meetings about this where stephen miller would petal his racist hysteria about iraq and afghanistan. he and his enablers across government would undermine anyone who worked on solving this special visa issue by devastating the system at department of homeland security in the state department. olivia troye joins me now. a lot of people read what you had to. right which you had to say over the weekend, with a lot of interesting things myself. and doing some reporting on this, i've sort of come back into the story, the special immigrant visa, has been a huge obstacle here. can you just explain what we're talking about? and why it is so central to understand the story. >> it's critical, because what it is, it's a special programs that aside

miller: that's justifiable.eally want to distort hundred -underscore this point if we had done the evacuations and anything resembling the sane order, in other words anything resembling what the remote degree of human intelligence would suggest, and evacuation, then you withdrawal the military, that wouldn't even be having this conversation. so i want to be clear in saying two things. number one, every single person who should have been evacuated, i solely at the joe biden. no discussion or debate, that is a fact and secondly, none of that changes my point. which is that we should be very cautious in deciding since the taliban is now in control, the country, we would settle tens of thousands of people i went in other words if you're talking about taking 60 and 70 and 80 and 9,100,000 people of the country, with no vetting no immigration checks no controls, and again why not pick up the phone to our friend and saudi arabia and other areas in pakistan and find people is a call all throughout the region know if peo

i'm matt miller.elcome to "bloomberg markets." president biden set on afghanistan at 2:45 p.m. wall street time to discuss. we will discuss what we will hear and what the implications for his presidency and for afghanistan as u.s. troops pull out. ambassador hugo llorens served as chief of mission in kabul and will join us. we'll also get an update on hurricane ida that left the energy grid in tatters. it could take weeks before normal service returns in some areas. back to the classroom good we will discuss the shift in landscape for education as the academic year kicks off with simon allen ceo of mcgraw-hill. let's take a look at what is going on in the markets. we don't currently have an all-time high on the s&p 500, but that could change in the next two hours, especially since it is the last day of the month. you have those going in and window dressing and driving the price up. we have very little change. we have seen gains and losses on the equity index, thus far 4527. going up to 12970 and the p

dennis miller plus one. ah ah. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy. even plantation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful at the very critical time. time to sit down and talk the unexpected side of the pandemic kenya is experiencing an elephant baby boom. 200. why this? can you have so many cars? and how has the panoramic impacted people's lives? there's a wall is very big along in any fact he end up killing himself. ah, i don't believe nearly and then you go on via whoa. and i will make the little was i didn't know if they get i didn't say lucky to me. mean, you know, to, because of that of the, one of the been a thing that they didn't even notice whether they call to do it, but i know they come in. he just was in

i'm matt miller.elcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are following on the bloomberg and from around the world. $550 billion bill. we will discuss its impact with the head of municipal and public finance strategy at citi. goldman jumps its junior pay. and we will preview mazda's july sales data, discuss the impact of the shortage of chips. let's get a check of what is going on in the markets. the s&p still getting but only .1%. ism manufacturing numbers were a little bit soft and as you saw, a bit of a selloff in stocks. the same is true for the 10-year yield. before we got those numbers, we were up above 1.20. now we have seen the yield come down about six basis points, 1.16. the dollar index is still done but only by 1/10 of 1%. we see some big drops in commodities after the economic data we saw come out today. senate lawmakers say they would like to vote on the bipartisan infrastructure package on thursday, but it could easily take until the weekend before they can get through th

i'm matt miller. turn to our segment on the new economy where we examine how global leaders are trying to solve the world's biggest challenges. american business leaders are working with the government to fight cybersecurity and then outside the government to gain greater access to china, which is interesting and maybe alanis morrissette would deem it ironic because they are trying to defend themselves against china with president biden and then go around president biden to get into chinese revenue streams. bloomberg has learned a new round of meetings is being planned before the end of the year, for masters of the universe from wall street to go over and meet with political party leaders in beijing. for more, we welcome andy brown, bloomberg's new economy editorial director. i'm not sure if they are party leaders we are talking about. are they regulators? are those the same in china? andy: it is a mix. this is a very serious high-level group. it includes almost all of the biggest figures from goldman

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miller had watch dogs at doj, and state. that made it more tralg calking she went ton to say quote the fear of people across the trump administration to counter enablers was palpable. olivia troy joins me also director of the republican accountability project. olivia thanks for coming on this morning. for our viewers please elaborate your role in the special immigrant visa process for the previous administration and the exact road blocks you say you ran into. >> hi, nice to see you again. i served as former vice-president pence's homicide adviser and counterterrorism adviser. in that role because i was detailed from dhs i have significant understanding how the department works, now uscis works, the process for vetting works. i had worked on the executive orders that were issued under the trump administration during my career as a intelligence offers officered at dhs when trump was elected. i have seen this process the entire four years while i was in the -- you know as a career person and working around the administration wh

i'm matt miller with amanda lang.ident biden announced an ambitious goal yesterday, signing an executive order that would have half of all vehicles sold in the usb admissions for you by 2030. president biden: the future of the automobile industry that is electric. battery electric, plug-in electric, fuel cell electric. it is electric and there is no turning back. matt: for more on the future of ev's, henrik fisker joins us, ceo of fisker, famed car designer at bmw, aston martin. thanks for joining us. what do you think of the possibility? you know firsthand how difficult it can be to sell these vehicles. can we meet the goal? henrik: absolutely. i think we will reach 50% of electric vehicles by 2030, in fact, it could be more. the difference is, it will not be the same players that have the same markets that they have today. i think a company like us, fisker, we will have a large part of that market share. we are coming out with vehicles that are frankly lower-priced and even some of the cars coming out from the big t

steven miller. a couple questions to begin with.ing governor desantis of florida. because joe biden as we know is a top medical and health expert. he has been right about so much in his career, and during his senate. career, and a president. and a candidate when he was attacking vaccines. so this constant of the vaccine and poe -- politicalization of mask wearing. he can careless how many illegal aliens come into this country from all corners of the planet who have coronavirus, who have the delta variant. maybe have other diseases, long successfully fought off by americans healthcare system. even worse, you have rapists, sexual predators, and ms-13 coming across the border. what kind of mentality does it take for a president of united states, when he has the power to do something on southern border allows this kind of mayhem to take place and keeps attacking republican governors. >> you have to begin by understanding something that you covered. which is that the left ring wing program is intentional, not accidental. what is happenin

i'm matt miller.e for our stock of the hour. kroger rises to a record as berkshire hathaway's filings show the grocer was the biggest position increased last quarter for warren buffett. dave also looks at the impact. dave: this is a stock that has actually had a pretty good year. shares up more than 40%. berkshire helping things along, for sure, but you were talking about potentially the biggest gains since 2014. 43% higher. you look back to fiscal first quarter results, earnings and sales that beat estimates, they raise their fiscal year forecast even though they anticipate declines in terms of sales at stores open more than a year. one reason they are moving up in terms of shares, they are figuring out the puzzle in terms of online selling of groceries. 16% increase in the last fiscal quarter was not that much but it showed growth, and it is just recently that kroger started to open up fulfillment centers. it had a deal to set them up, and now this puts them in a position where they can expand their

i'm matt miller. welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are following on the bloomberg and from around the world. after yesterday's record-breaking sale of 10 year notes. the bar is high. we will also speak to the ceo of vici properties as they make a $17 billion bet on the las vegas strip. edward pitoniak discusses the deal for mgm growth properties. later this hour, volvo electric battery trucks are hitting the streets in new york. we will discuss the move with volvo north america president peter voorhoeve. we are at yet another record high in terms of equities. the broader s&p index at 4451. it should be noted, the dow is actually down a little bit. in broad measure of stocks is rising as the dow jones industrial average falls. not very much movement on either direction. the 10-year yield at 1.37. it did fall yesterday after the auction. awaiting results from the 30-year auction right now. the bloomberg dollar index. crude oil unchanged in new york. i think the crude oil story is

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steven miller, i want to ask you a couple questions to begin with.ssively attacking governor desantis of florida because joe biden as we all know is a top medical and health expert, and he's been right about so much in his career and during his senate career and as a president and as a candidate of course when he was attacking vaccines and so forth. so this constant politicization of the vaccine and the constant politicization of mask wearing, while at the same time, the president is solely responsible really under the constitution for securing the southern border, and he could care less how many illegal aliens come into this country from all other corners of the planet who have coronavirus, who have the delta variant, maybe have some other diseases long successfully fought off by americans healthcare system. even worse you've got rapists, sexual predators, ms 13 coming across the border, what kind of mentality does it take for a president of the united states when he has the power to do something on the southern border allows this kind of mayhem to

john miller turned out was not really john miller. he was ambrose woodbrough.prosecuted. he knew too much. the contract and finance company was, quote, as rotten a corporation as ever lived. and huntington would know. the books needed to convict miller for the same books that had the potential to convict the associates if congress had ever gotten to expect. so they go into the 1880s rich men who have increasingly grown to hate and distrust each other, but because their interests have merged in these companies, they cannot get them out. everything is split up between them, and they cannot ever be rid of each other, though they will try at various times. because they don't trust each other, what they do is staff the railroads in part with relatives because they think sometimes wrongly that their relatives are the only ones they could trust. what they become is a corporation which is not a modern corporation or maybe it is a modern corporation, but it is a victorian stew of acrimony, recrimination and blackmail. this man is going to bring out the dirty laundry. wa

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this is dennis miller plus one. ah. is the earth still large enough to satisfy the ambitions of jeff bezos? you know, it's got its tentacles in so many aspects of the economy. there's nothing that amazon isn't trying to get into to step by step. the amazon empire has extended its grip on the world that was like, being quiet like a dog. so amazon looks like monopoly trays like a monopoly makes money like monopoly behaves like monopoly. amazon essentially controlled the market place. it's not really a market as a private arena where a single company controls the distribution of daily products. and the infrastructure of our economy is reduce the workload, according to amazon. me the news you know, look at them. below the bull bull economy. say what's happening as the ball ball banks perpetuate their local money print thing. the, the the, this, our top headlines here when i pay 170 dead, nearly 200 injured the aftermath of a terror attack that should cobble that board. but proud of people broke off guns on foreigners rules

for greg bonnell, i'm matt miller. bloomberg. ♪ mark: heide has strengthened into a hurricane with top winds of 75 miles per hour and is approaching cuba zaila view. ida could make landfall in louisiana near the war liens on sunday -- near new orleans on sunday. the mayor of that city has called for everyone outside the levy system to evacuate before the system reaches louisiana. the israeli prime minister is aiming to dissuade president biden from returning to the iran nuclear deal, the landmark agreement reached in 2015. president trump withdrew the united states in 2018. the prime minister noted that israel has no closer ally in the world than the united states. >> today, and you have been so generous with your time, we are going to write another chapter in the beautiful story of the french -- of the friendship between our two

i'm matt miller. welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are following on the bloomberg and from around the world. we will bring you the latest on the aftermath of hurricane i do as it continues to ravage this out, leaving millions without power, clean water and causing damages that will cost into the billions. we will have the latest read on the health of the real estate market after pending home sales came in below expectations. philip white, president and ceo of sotheby's joins us to discuss. and caribbean -- riveon's road to a billion-dollar valuation. they have not produced a single car for we tell customers yet as the amazon backed automaker targets massive valuations. he s&p 500 on track for a new closing record. if it closes anywhere close to this level, 4533 and some change, it will be the highest in history although the 53rd record we have seen this year. the euro-dollar. there have been some headlines crossing the terminal about the eu recommending to member states that th

i'm matt miller.ere are the top stories we are following for you from around the world. we will break down the bank of england rate decision with lena komileva of g plus economics. we will preview virgin galactic earnings with andrew chanin and discuss the state of the market with howard marks. let's check out what is happening in markets. we are getting near another record for the s&p 500, right now trading at 4417. we need to get to 4423 and change before we hit a new record. still another six points to go before that happens. the u.s. 10-year yield is rising, back above 1.20. central banks get a little bit more hawkish. we will talk about that with lena, after hearing from richard clarida yesterday. the dollar index moving down but not much. nymee at $69.13. let's get back to the bank of england. the central bank warned modest tightening will soon be needed as inflation is expected to exceed 4% later this year. earlier we spoke to andrew bailey who discussed inflation expectations. >> a big issue h

stephen miller, thank you. dr.n weighing in on the delta variant and it is real and he is going to show us the impact and trust in the cdc during the pandemic era it has plummeted plus the rising number of vaccinated and why won't the white house release who is getting andnt who got beforehand back in a minute thing better. that's easily adjustable has no penalties or advisory fee. and we can monitor to see that we're on track. like schwab intelligent income. schwab! introducing schwab intelligent income. a simple, modern way to pay yourself from your portfolio. oh, that's cool... i mean, we don't have that. schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's golo. golo helps with insulin resistance, getting rid of sugar cravings, helps control stress,

with the promised defections -- d defections - still with us, juanita tolliver and tim miller. juanita, i want to hear you loud on this. i am tempted to ask, who needs republicans when you have the democratic caucus? >> [laughs] this is a master class and self sabotage. and i'm looking at this like, how can democrats think it's a good idea to stand in the way of democrats in an agenda that was run on in 2020, that voters overwhelmingly support, and that voters need. so i'm kind of looking around like, what gives? and honestly this escalation, the second letter, i can only think about right jayapal said earlier today. how can you call yourself a democrat when you are calling yourself a dam against economic investments, childcare, investments on climate action that we need immediately, paid family leave and so much more. so this is a dividing line in the caucus that is wholly unproductive. but again, itself sabotage because the last thing that democrats need to go to voters in the midterm and say is, hey, we didn't get it done? we couldn't get ourselves together as a caucus? it m

host: stephen miller on fox news this week. taking your phone calls.ould you welcome refugees in your community and where you are in the country? this is rory up on the west coast early. good morning. caller: good morning. i would say yes, take them in, but make sure you don't have terrorists among the refugees, and it would be nice if they say they like america, they are pro-american, and also anti-sharia law. a lot of terrorists would have a hard time saying they are anti-sharia. i say this earnestly after seven months of biden, maybe we can start think about impeaching him and harris. he is a complete clux. -- klutz. goodbye. host: baltimore. would you welcome refugees in baltimore? caller: thank you. thank you for your show. i listen every day. i appreciate what you do. absolutely i would welcome afghan refugees into my community, or into my home. i think that it is what weowe to the -- what we owe to the afghani people after the past 20 years, quite honestly. host: stephen alexander, ohio, independent. how would you answer the question? caller: go

larry: steve miller, way to sum it up.ly we will discuss all of this with mark mills, great expert from the manhattan when "kudlow" returns. ♪ there's an america we build and one we explore. one that's been paved and one that's forever wild. but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure. you get both. introducing the wildly civilized all-new 3-row jeep grand cherokee l you see certain things get reincarnated in your children. introducing the wildly civilized my daughter is very much inspired by my wife's artistic pursuits. so my daughter started making necklaces. she makes what we call affirmation fashion. i tell her every day that your black is beautiful. your black is beautiful. your black is beautiful. and if there's anything better than being beautiful, it's being smart. and if there's anything better than being smart, it's being kind. and reaffirming that every day is our method of making sure her chin never drops. my dad wasn't around. and i remember riding a bike and falling off and cutting myself. a

stephen miller, thank you. dr.ighing in on the delta variant and it is real and he is going to show us the impact and trust in the cdc during the pandemic era it has plummeted plus the rising number of vaccinated and why won't the white house release who with voltaren arthritis pain gel my husband's got his moves back. an alternative to pain pills voltaren is the first full prescription strength gel for powerful arthritis pain relief... voltaren the joy of movement [inaudible] >> why won't you release the breakthrough cases that you is of vaccinated staffers? >> we were in a different place six or seven months ago as it relates to the virus as many medical experts have said inside or outside of the government, those who have vaccinated are protected from serious illness. most are asymptomatic. if they are individuals who are vaccinated that get the virus and, you know, we are in a different place in terms of the impact of individuals who may have as you said breakthrough cases. >> why not provide the number, are yo

i once bought a cap with the soy -- sole purpose of wearing matt miller. i think i should be wearing it today. kailey: or i should be wearing it. as you said, you mentioned consumer confidence changed everything at least in the bond markets, coming in at the lowest level since 2011. the s&p is still at a record, but the big tech is outperforming. you can see this showing up in the bond markets, the 10 year yield down. we are lower than where we started the week. as a result of that weaker dollar and the data, you are seeing a little bit of safety seeking, gold futures up about 1.4%. guy: let's talk about the impact . incredible performance is being generated here in europe. we are on the longest winning streak we have seen since 1999. over the last year, just climbing and climbing. what i want to focus on is down here. normally -- normally you see some green and then a few reds. right now it is all green. this is the absolute level, but these moves are not big but they all add up, just a by die -- day by day getting higher and higher. kailey: we are not se

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he fed talking points to the trump campaign through stephen miller.ying the fact of systemic racism by maligning black communities and -- and latinos. and as i wrote in my column for the "l.a. times," a lot of these false stats which have been debunked by crime law professors who i spoke to at stanford, uc berkeley, stanford, uc berkeley, columbia university, they come from a white supremacist who larry elder has repeatedly quoted in early writings in his books and continues to peddle the same false statistics. he has views shaped by this white supremacist jared taylor who he repeatedly quoted in box and articles. and he just represents an incredible threat to immigrant rights and racial justice. it would set a catastrophic precedent that would reverberate across the country. california is supposed to be a leader on these issues, things like sanctuary laws. he wants to get rid of that. he doesn't even believe people who are born in this country should be u.s. citizens if their parents, you know, aren't citizens themselves. that goes against our consti

i'm matt miller.t present, harris made the case for the u.s. to strengthen its economic ties with southeast asia during a two-day trip to singapore, where she stressed the need to work with countries to ease supply chain constrains, with the surge of covid-19 cases hitting factories in the region. for more, we welcome bindiya vakil. the com founder of resilinc. helping manufacturers monitor supply chain shortages. -- before we get to what the u.s. wants to do endocrine ability the u.s. government has in the region, what are you seeing in terms of the supply chain issues right now? we speak here with a number of ceo's and many fracture -- manufacturers, including carmakers, jose we are not really recovering yet in terms of the chip shortage. what about the broader supply chain picture? >> the broader supply chain sector, wherever you look, it is externally disrupted and likely to stay that way for the next six months. we have issued upon -- we have issue upon issue compounding the problem. there's turb

i'm matt miller.oming up, we will speak with the hyundai global ceo of jose munoz about the chip shortage hitting automakers. plus, dr. patrick soon-shiong, immunitybio founder and part lakers owner, joins us to talk about the booster shot push and to discuss the mask mandate with miami mayor francis suarez. a lot coming up in the next 49 minutes. let's look at what is going on in the markets. we have seen some incredible movement today. right now we see gains in the s&p 500, which is amazing when you consider european equity indexes falling 3% or more in early trading this morning. it felt like there was a real turnaround to the downside. markets have been off the past couple of days but nothing like what we have seen now. investors piling into safe haven trade, the u.s. dollar considered one of those. the dollar index up half a percent. the highest level we have seen since at least november of last year. we also saw a downturn in crude. at one point, trading at a $65 handle. i thought it would be in

i'm matt miller.dline we got in the last hour, bank of america announcing its chief operating officer thomas montag will retire at the end of the year. let's bring in our finance editor for more. a couple of big-name staff members stepping down. why are they leaving now? >> the news broke 30 minutes ago. we're also trying to figure out why now and the timing. these executives have been long tenured at bank of america. it is not all that a surprise. this is about the time they would consider leaving but why bank of america put out the news bid market today when the decision is not even happening until the end of the year is still unclear. like you say, these are two big moves. tom montag was instrumental in helping the revival of bank of america's investment bank. beasley started his career at goldman sachs, then went to merrill lynch before it was bought by bank of america. in the last 10 years, has steered the success of its investment bank, finding good footing. through 2020, they had record revenue

in the headlines last month because of a spirited exchange you had with republican congresswoman milleruring the house education and labor committee and during the exchange, congresswoman miller asked you about the educational material given entitled, fronting anti-lgbtq harassment in schools and this led congresswoman miller to ask you how many genders you thought there were and you are not giving a definitive number or answer. so what did that exchange signal to you and why are we arguing over this particular question? >> first and foremost we have the back of our students, our transgender students. no one should be made to feel less so than on the playground at recess or by an elected official. we are going to protect students all day and all means all. if someone doesn't feel comfortable around those students i'm not going to entertain and exchange where our students are watching are made to feel uncomfortable. i'm not going to feed into that. we will support students rights to participate in school and support the students that need more support now, not less, so it's important to

on this front, former pence aide olivia troy accused trump a adviser stephen miller.meetings about this during the trump administration stephen miller pedal his racist about iraq and afghanistan. he and his enablers would undermine anyone who worked on solving the siv issue by devastating the system at dhs and state. stephen miller blamed biden despite his own clear record of advocating restrictions on immigrants and refugees. not helped by the fact that articles had long been written about how the trump administration has dramatically dropped visas for afghan and iraqi interpreters. so this rings hallow. like when nikki haley tweeted to have our general say they're depending on diplomacy with the taliban is unbelievable scenario negotiating with the taliban is like dealing with the devil. i agree. but her comments would have a lot more credibility if she hadn't vocally backed taliban negotiations when they were being pushed by her former boss saying, the u.s. policy in afghanistan is working. we're seeing that we're closer to talks with the taliban in the peace proce

still with us david plouffe, tim miller. david what is your read on trump's influence?ke, what about the thing we saw in ohio? >> in ohio my understanding is the winner had 46% of the vote, so that's important. i think in most states, in most districts, a trump endorsed, trump like candidate is going to get 35 40% of the vote. that's driving so much the republican politics, it's driving how we responded to the pandemic. it's driving american politics, sadly. so i think there's still some influence there. but my guess is overtime rules will see. trump is going to lose a lot more races that he's used to. i think it will have a tote board that has some winds, that he'll speak loudly about, some losses he'll speak less. but at the and, you have to understand that that's driving so much of our politics today. and even if trump himself wanes as a figure overtime, that approach to politics is not going anywhere, based on what tim said earlier and i agree with that. we have to understand that, a winning candidate for a republican primary in most places, what would they say? the

but it was a well-known think that stephen miller and allies were -- we had to meet with them. their heads of office. they were installed and purpose. some of these loyalists eventually were installed in the nfc were other public servants, career servants, who were dedicated to trying to figure this process out, were then removed from their roles and replaced with loyalists who only followed trump's orders. >> olivia, one of the things that emerged in the court case over this was a class action case brought in federal court on behalf of people who qualified for special immigrant visas, who weren't getting them. because the process got so broken. one of the things that emerged in that court case where the trump administration was found have broken the law by breaking the process so much on processing these things, is that well as you say today, they started off as a cumbersome process, the number of siv visas that were issued overtime by the u.s. government dramatically declined under president trump. and that the process actually broke the law. there's a legal requirement in te

well let's bring in laurel mir miller. she's the asia director with the international crisis group and previously served as the us state departments. former special representative for afghan stan and pakistan and she joins us by skype for washington. gets out with this. here on al jazeera, if we look at the status of what's happening enough. galveston right now, a little comes after the us to withdrawal. surely none of this comes as a surprise to washington. what would you say the us strategy is right now? well, as your just said, nothing that has happened so far is a surprise. it was not only predictable but was in fact predicted both by external experts and analysts and by people within the us government that's been publicly expressed by us government officials. and so you have to consider that the, the buying, the administration of the president biden personally made the decision to withdraw . knowing that this could well be what happens next. it gridable situation for an american perspective. it is an undesirable situa