watters world meets miller time. e next hour will be very provocative, entertaining and at times a bit over the top. we begin with the d-man. so you believe that barack obama wants to diminish the power of america? >> well, billy, every night i hear you saying he's too smart, he must have a play. he doesn't have a play bit, billy. he doesn't have a play, man. this isn't a jujitsu thing. this is the way he sees the thing. our only hope in the future is russia and china both go after the same piece of meat like crimea and wipe each other out. maybe we come to the number one position. i'm just thankful he keeps biden out of it, because if he plugs mckenzie over there, we could all get vaporized. so i'm just happy. and putin next year is going to be on "dancing with the stars." listen, at this point, putin is in obama's head. it's like that dennis weaver film called "dual" where he is just driving around, he looks behind him and the putin car is there. we're just going to run a little faster. that's the way it is. >> do y

watters world meets miller time. the kids because the next hour will be very provocative, entertaining and at times a bit over the top. we begin with the d man. >> so you believe that barack obama wants to diminish the power of america? >> well, billy, you say every night i hear you almost saying he is too smart. he must have a play. he doesn't have a play, billy. he doesn't have a play, man. this isn't any jujitsu thing. this is the way he sees the thing. >> i know the thing. >> i'm only hoping the future is russia and china both go after the same piece of meat like crimea. wipe each other out and we come into the number one position. >> barbecue, i was on a mission when i got the call. >> i'm just thankful he keeps biden out of it if he he sends plugs mackenzie over there we could all get vaporized. >> imagine, imagine. >> i'm just happy. putin next year is going to be on "dancing with the stars." ♪ >> listen, at this point, putin is in obama's head. it's like that dennis weaver film called dual. he drives along. b

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miller and i had a hard time getting in los angeles to hawaii last week. ate flights on american airlines and each flight was delayed by three hours. why? because they didn't have any flight crews. now, miller flies all the time and he joins us now from santa barbara. so, overall i are all over the country. what do you think has happened with the airline industry. >> before we get started, billy, just between me and you, was that last guy gay? >> i think he was. >> all right. are we gay? >> no. >> can we get a day off from gay? >> is he running for office, miller. come on, that was a legitimate piece. >> i don't want to know who michael sam is sleeping with or who tony sargoosa is. >> we have to be clear tony is straight because is he 320 pounds and i don't want him coming here. all right. miller airline industry? >> flying. listen, i have had flights that were so bad half way through it the pilot could have came on and said we are going down and i would have said good. [ laughter ] >> we don't have any options though. and when you are going to iowa like we

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hr, it, copiers and that goes to them and the bulk of the money and the rest is paying for miss miller's time to do non cca work which i will now take over so we should be okay if we follow the patterns. if there is a interest to do things not cca related we would need to have a discussion but we can have that discussion as time moves on. >> okay. i am just reviewing the chart here that you provided with the budget. it seems like the biggest changes to the budget are service of other departments where there is a $25,000 reduction. looks like that is almost wiebed out. it was $28,000 to begin with and we will have $3,000 left. $15,000 from lafco staff and legal and consultant services. that's the next big ticket item and proportion to the largest allocation we have for this fund. everything else seems shaved off. do you see any challenges in place while the 44,000 that is being removed from our budget? >> as long as we stay fiscally prudent, no. one thing i should mention some of the numbers are shaved down because they're not to exceed rates and talking with the clerk's office i asked what ha

it's miller time. (cheers and applause) >> welcome back.ld you about the on-air apology of l.a. clippers' owner-turned-racist-outcast donald sterling. turns out it was night one of the many series of knuckleheadedness that is anderson cooper's donald sterling interview. night two of the new second of, okay, you go bye now. (laughter) when we last left him, donald sterling was blaming his girlfriend and magic johnson for somehow making him spout racist nonsense! >> magic johnson has made a public comment. do you have something to say to him? >> here's a man -- i don't know if i should say this -- he acts so holy. he made love to every girl in every city in america and had aids, and when he had those aids, i went to my synagogue and i prayed for him. (laughter) >> i prayed -- i prayed for his bag of aids! oh, i wanted him to not have the whole aids... now technically, magic johnson has "those hiv" and not "those aids", but. wait, am i seriously fact-checking an 80 year-old billionaire lunatic racist? maybe i'll just leave that up to the folks

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like some of miss miller's time and this coming year, now that i am allowed to work on things outside of cca, i pick up costs with putting agendas together and adding up to $100,000 to $125,000 a year for staff and clerk to do this work. so we could keep our reserve where it's at for i year. the choice is really up to the commission what it wants to do on that front. >> thank you. budget recommendation is that we approve the same amount as last year? >> yes. i would always recommend that we approve the same amount. the question is do you want return the same amount? as along as we are accepting the full amount we have that going into the future. if you said we're going to only accept $200,000 this year, our amount would be set and in the future we would have to go and ask for a raise from the city and county. i would recommend that we keep our minimum amount, but the question is do we return this year? >> okay. miss miller, do you have anything to add? >> just what the impact of that would be. because by returning it, we have no impact on your general fund. if you don't return it, the

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miller and i had a hard time getting in los angeles to hawaii last week. ican airlines and each flight was delayed by three hours. why? because they didn't have any flight crews. now, miller flies all the time and he joins us now from santa barbara. so, overall i are all over the country. what do you think has happened with the airline industry. >> before we get started, billy, just between me and you, was that last guy gay? >> i think he was. >> all right. are we gay? >> no. >> can we get a day off from gay? >> is he running for office, miller. come on, that was a legitimate piece. >> i don't want to know who michael sam is sleeping with or who tony sargoosa is. >> we have to be clear tony is straight because is he 320 pounds and i don't want him coming here. all right. miller airline industry? >> flying. listen, i have had flights that were so bad half way through it the pilot could have came on and said we are going down and i would have said good. [ laughter ] >> we don't have any options though. and when you are going to iowa like we did, you know they

. >>> thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight. the sage of southern california who joins us from santa barbara. miller, your close friend, mark cuban who owns the dallas mavericks nba basketball team says he avoids young black men in hoodies and young white men covered with tattoos, for that he was hammered and you say? >> i would turn the national conversation on race over to mark cuban and stephen a. smith tomorrow. because i think they have some kohanas. smith is about to hear you think you kel tom than cruise at a scientology picnic. good for him to for having the courage to step up. it's easy to make a pro-cuba statement now than it is a pro-cuban. i admire both of these guys. steadman talks about what cowards we are over there eric holder. these guys are actually trying to have the conversation. good for them. i admire them because right now we are so hung up. al sharpton thinks about code more than dan brown when he he is on deadline. all right? it's about time we have somebody who was candid about this. >> now, what was it

time to reaffirm my weekend update oath. assisting me in that oath is none other than me, hello, dennis. >> okay. hello, baby. >> repeat after me. i dennis millerairdo. [ laughter ] >> do solemnly swear. >> do solemnly swear. >> to keep a vigilant eye on the social and political leaders of our time in the event that they disappoint us. >> keep an eye on pinheads bike jim or tammy faye baker. >> do keep myself before the news. >> to mock the humility thing if i see career advancement in it. >> and keep eyes on the world of entertainment in the event they take themselves too seriously. >> guess what, folks, that's the news and we are out of here. ♪ [ laughter ] >> joining us now from santa barbara is the sage of southern california, mr. miller. >> good clip, miller. >> you are out in l.a. i wanted to recommend get over to the dorothy chandler and see the new musical with mac lamore. abe lincoln on the roof. is he great. >> abe lincoln. good line, miller. now, as you know, we asked viewers to send in questions that you will allegedly answer. we're not real hopeful in that regard, but we're going to try it. the first question is from clyde mckinney

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time has expired. the gentleman from florida reserves. the gentleman from maine continues to reserve. the gentleman from florida. mr. miller: at this time i think i have one more speaker. there's another on the list but he's not here. i'd like to yield one minute to the gentleman from the 12th district of pennsylvania, mr. rothfus, who has been very involved in issues as it relates to pittsburgh. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for one minute. mr. rothfus: mr. speaker, having stepped forward to defend our country with their very lives, our veterans deserve a health care system and claims process that is both of high quality and is accountable. unfortunately, the v.a. has failed veterans in pittsburgh, phoenix, and across the nation. a world war 2 veteran from western pennsylvania survived guam, saipan, okinawa, but fell victim to legionaire's disease at the pittsburgh v.a. it's been 1 1/2 years since he died and the family is still waiting for answers and accountability. so are the families of john, clark, lloyd, and frank. unfortunately the world now knows that these are not isolated

miller: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. miller: thank you very much. h.r. 2527 would extend v.a. program of counseling, care and services for veterans for sexual trauma to veterans who experienced such trauma during inactive duty training. those service members and veterans who experienced sexual violence during military service, regardless of where or when such violence is inflicted, should have access to the counseling, care and treatment that they need to recover and i urge all my colleagues to support h.r. 2527 and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentlelady from nevada. ms. titus: i rise in support of my legislation, h.r. 2527, the national guard military sexual trauma parity act. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. titus: thank you, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. titus: i want to first thank mr. benishek, ms. brown

time has expired. the gentleman from florida reserves. the gentleman from maine continues to reserve. the gentleman from florida. mr. miller: at this time i think i have one more speaker. there's another on the list but he's not here. i'd like to yield one minute to the gentleman from the 12th district of pennsylvania, mr. rothfus, who has been very involved in issues as it relates to pittsburgh. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for one minute. mr. rothfus: mr. speaker, having stepped forward to defend our country with their very lives, our veterans deserve a health care system and claims process that is both of high quality and is accountable. unfortunately, the v.a. has failed veterans in pittsburgh, phoenix, and across the nation. a world war 2 veteran from western pennsylvania survived guam, saipan, okinawa, but fell victim to legionaire's disease at the pittsburgh v.a. it's been 1 1/2 years since he died and the family is still waiting for answers and accountability. so are the families of john, clark, lloyd, and frank. unfortunately the world now knows that these are not isolated

miller: are we closing or reserving time for tomorrow? mr. kline: good question. mr. miller: i think mr. hoyer was going to speak but he's not here. ok. germ going to close for debate. mr. miller: i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from california yields back. the gentleman from minnesota. i see mr. polis is ready to spring into action. mr. kline: it has been a pleasure to work on this legislation. we have heard compelling stories here today from around the country and transformation of entire cities and school systems and lives being changed and we have legislation here today and tomorrow, which will make that federal charter school law better and make the opportunities more available and give more kids a chance for success and opportunity. this should be an easy vote. i urge my colleagues to lend their support to h.r. 10 and i will yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from minnesota has yielded back. all time for germ debate has expired. the gentleman from -- all time . r general debate has expired does the gentleman -- does the gentleman w

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time. chairman jeff miller has done a wonderful, professional, ethical job.ut the point being here is we've asked for months. >> you say for months, but we've known for years. candidate obama talked about this, nancy pelosi brought up the issue when democrats were trying to run the house in '06. problems at the v.a., particularly mismanagement problems at the v.a. have been known for years. i ask you how are we six years in and this is like a problem that this administration knew was a problem -- maybe not this specific one but management issues, there for certain was a problem when they took office. >> and i want to be clear, chuck. i represent the area that has the mayo china linic. folks there will tell you the minneapolis v.a. is one of the best in the world. quality care in many cases is world class. but there are issues where there are more nurses and physicians put on the floor or were there more middle management people? i am proud of the record, whether it be the gi bill or adding more veterans with agent orange claims into the system. but if one vet

clinic said he and others were told to manipulate scheduling data so it appeared there were no wait times. miller as well as others are outraged. >>> what i am very concerned about now is the flood gates are open. we are not going to have an office of inspector general that has the capability to do what needs to be done. it appears to be systemic much more widespread than what we originally thought. >> the department of veterans affairs are investigating at hospitals in texas as part of a nationwide audit. one state senator called for that investigation as we hear the department of justice does say they are looking into it but they are not planning to investigate. attorney general eric holder said in part, quote, obviously we will monitor the results of that inquiry and try to get to the bottom of what happened. he did not rule out the possibility of department of justice involvement as we see there is no time line yet. >> elizabeth prann live for us from washington. thank you, liz dearth. >> -- elizabeth. >> john kerry will not testify on benghazi next week like planned. the state department sai

this is judy miller from "the new york times" working with scooter libby and then working with the vice president. the alley-oop, you throw the ball near the basket and somebody tall puts it in. the coordinate effort to sell the iraq war to the american people was on full display on september 8, 2002. a payment one new york times article by judith miller that had been fed to her by scooter libby was headlined. u.s. says hussein intensifies requests for a-bomb parts. the first sign of a smoking gun may be a mushroom cloud. then on "meet the press" edick cheney referenced a new york times story. the bush administration planted that very story. to make his point that saddam hussein was about to go nique leer. let's watch cheney in action. >> there's a story in "the new york times" this morning. and i want to attribute the "times" i don't want to talk obviously about specific intelligence sources, but it's now public that, in fact, he has been seeking to acquire and we have been able to intercept him and prevent him from acquiring through this particular channel the kinds of tubes that are

and for the first time miller is now calling for v.a. secretary erik shinseki to resign now.ller's committee has a hearing tonight and members are asking if scheduling schemes at the v.a. led to veterans dying. >> we don't have the information yet. we're waiting on that. some of those folks while waiting died. if that's true, remember the person who oversaw all this got a bonus because they met all the quality measures. i hope that that's not true jobs because if it is, it's really heinou heinous. >> that sets up a rare evening hearing on capitol hill before the house veterans affairs committee where republicans and democrats will ask tough questions of three current veterans affairs officials. now this is traditionally not a partisan matter, not a partisan department, but, man, it is partisan now. are you getting anything from democrats? >> reporter: democrats are starting to react as well. i should note a lot of lawmakers are traveling back from their districts. west virginia senator, joe manchin has called for an independent audit of the v.a. and chris van holland tweeted

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time. the gentlelady from michigan. mrs. miller: mr. speaker, i have no further speakers and would ask the gentlelady if she's prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: is the gentlelady prepared to close? ms. gabbard: yes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is prepared to close. the gentlelady from michigan. mr. miller:my i reserve my time and -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time is reserved. the gentlelady from hawaii. ms. gabbard: i yold myself such time as i may consume. just in closing, i urge all of my colleagues to support h.c.r. 863 so we can continue this tradition and remember and honor and apply the legacy and history of hawaii's -- one of hawaii's greatest leaders. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the gentlelady from michigan. mrs. miller: thank you, mr. speaker. i would just close by again thanking my colleague from hawaii for introducing this resolution and it was our great privilege to serve together on the house homeland

miller. thank you for your time. i have to tell you, in a nation that faces feels like a new scandal every week, this v.a. scandal is moving to the top of the list quickly, what do you hope to achieve tomorrow? >> charles this thing cuts both ways, both democrat and republican, all americans are outraged with what they have seen happen in the department of veterans affairs, tomorrow night we just got confirmation. >> that 3 witnesses we invited will attend, they tried to get several excuseed. we're going to listen to why a list that we think was the secret list in phoenix was destroyed. dr. lynch briefed our staff on a potential solution to what v.a. was saying, they say it not a secret list, but it is, that 40 veterans died on while they were waiting for care, tomorrow night we'll ask him why was that less list destroyed? who authorizeed that distruth destruction what was on the list. >> what is the next move? >> we have to find out if there was any criminal activity involved. other person we inviteed to speak, unde

times are still unreliable, do not trust them. january of 2013, house veterans affair committee chairman jeff miller writes to secretary shinseki, please brief us he says on the va's plan to approve medical appointment wait times and scheduling. a couple months later, may of 2 2013 chairman miller writes and ccs shinhinseki, he is yelling help. just today, one year later, secretary shinseki issues a statement talking about how allegations of misconduct have just surfaced over the last several weeks beginning with phoenix. what? and the president? >> when i hear allegations of misconduct, any misconduct, whether it's allegations of va staff covering up long wait times or cooking the books, i will in the stand for it, not as commander in chief, but also not as an american. >> jeff miller is a florida republican and he is the chairman of the house veterans affairs committee. as far as i can see, chairman miller, you are among a precious, preciously small group of people who have been jumping up and down over the past few years trying to get somebody to pay attention to you overall of the issues that we've been discussing this week. there