. >> stephanie roberts is a psychiatric social services counselor in pendleton's d-9 unit.st week, d-9 has had its share of trouble. >> we've had people battering staff, we've had people urinating under doors. we've had a lot going on. so, i want to see from your guys' perspective what is going on in this unit that is leading to this negative behavior and how can we change it. a lot of them have had lives that you and i would never -- we might not survive through. you know, some of these kids ç have had to toughen up and be adults since the time they were 8. what does a leadership role mean? okay. >> that you do what's right at all times. >> in front of your back and behind your back. >> do the right thing at the right time for the right reasons. >> fortunately for cameron, he's scheduled to go home in one week. like many kids here, he will be released to the custody of his grandparents. >> they're very important to me. they're like my mom and dad actually. they have had me since i was 8 1/2 months old. they feel like they failed. they tried to raise me, but i just -- some

it's not that i don't love you. >> right back at you billy. >> stephanie: but talking to justice robertsuse he said it was a tax and the federal government has the right and-- >> stephanie: and the four other justices upheld it under the commerce clause. >> caller: who upheld it. >> stephanie: the four other justices. >> caller: that's not what--that's not what justice roberts, who everybody is talking about said it was upheld for. they want to use the commerce clause for everything in the world. >> stephanie: you're just not happy. may i say, i don't think either you or i have the legal brain power to talk about this except at the very basic level. >> caller: i agree with that. >> stephanie: i talked to alan grayson who has three fancy law degrees, and he said in his opinion justice roberts seemed confused. >> caller: give me 30 minutes with grayson, and i'll make him look like a baby. >> stephanie: i would pay cash money to see that. >> caller: me, too. >> stephanie: goodbye, billy. i've had very little sleep. i cut that short. i have a short fuse for billy this morning. 1-800-steph-12

stephanie. insert love music. thank you for recycling your blue papers. he's easy. take that, robert! om south jersey, steph enjoy your show. i am a 72-year-old guy. please try to sit up straight. am i back in catholic school? you're still young and can prevent a hunched back. >> you're not hunched. >> stephanie: orly taitz could help me with that hump. or is she just a dentist. >> i am doctor and chiropractor and dentist. >> i could help with you that hump. >> stephanie: awesome. >> perhaps you just need some oval teen. >> okay. >> listen to me very carefully. put the candle back! >> stephanie: good luck with your show and i'll vote for you for president if you ever run. >> no. there are too many skeletons in that closet. >> stephanie: clackty clackty. >> it is halloween every day. >> stephanie: look at this. dr. bill. in virginia. >> maybe he has his doctorate just like orly taitz. >> because i heard wayne powell on your show, i volunteered for his campaign! >> awesome. >> stephanie: he had the formal opening with madeleine stowe also stephanie miller show guests last week. thank you

above the fray and had his soldiers doing the work and muck and mire which to say the stephanie cutters or the robert gibbs. at what point does he begin to get implicated in these attacks? do you think right now people see him separate? >> no, i think they lump them all together. they're speaking on behalf of the president. i think people are smart enough to see that. i think when you look inside that poll, you looked at the numbers, the bain attacks having no effect, 6-10. romney's personal wealth, 73% say that has no effect. that would say to you, why is the obama campaign doing this? they're no dummies. they're not going into this blindly. they see something probably in state polling that says this is way to keep pushing it. they're going to continue to push it. the real story, though, one of the questions in the polls, a total of 66% of americans said that they are concerned that them or somebody inside their house will lose their job in the next 12 months. that's two in three americans is worried about the job of someone close to them. that's the story of the election. >> that's what we're talki

stephanie miller show." welcome to it. 34 minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. we are -- big fight coming up on the floor of congress representative robertgood move for the country. the house is going to put republicans on record this week, right? >> yeah, they are. >> everybody says that families who make less than a quarter of million dollars a year are not going to have tax increases. so we're saying okay. let's have a vote on it. i think what it really does is smoke out who their constituency is. who they are really there for. >> sandra levin our friend it is his legislation. he said this issue of holding hostage middle class tax cuts is the first order of business in my judgment that has to be addressed and resolved. how does this play out. does anybody blink before the election? >> i don't think so. i think for the republican party tax cuts for the wealthy has become almost a religious proposition. and they won't let it go. and i think the american people really understand this. at a time when the country is borrowing $40 out of ever hundred that we spend, to refuse to ask the wealthiest americans pay even a little bit more to help

robert in albuquerque, you are on the "stephanie miller show" on who mitt looks like. have ten seconds. mitt romney looks like who? >> mitt romney looks a like more like clark griswold on european vacation. >> he is going to try to light christmas lights in poland >> or israel. [ laughter ] "stephanie miller show." [♪ theme music ♪] >>> hum, hello current tv world. wow, there are so many reasons to love jacki schechner, and the fact that she is a really heavy drinker is just -- [ laughter ] >> jeff basoso who founded amazon, he was at the wedding you were just at this weekend. the one that tom petty played at. >> yeah. >> this is the kind of folks she hangs out with. somebody did stats on how many -- >> the groom sent out the stat of how many drinks were consumed that night. and it was an average of 9-plus drinks per person. [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> the 466 glasses of mine, i think 46 of those were mine. >> i have partied with you. i know. >> a good portion were tiny little drinks made only of tequila. >> now here she is drunky mcdrunkerson. >> totally cyber. >>

you send a robert gibbs, a stephanie cutter, somebody like that, axelrod occasionally.ting governors, is that a little unusual? >> i think it's a little humiliating honestly to try to be a vp and to do that you always want to say yes. when they ask you to do something like be a surrogate against the president, a sitting -- >> it's like the romney olympics that they have up there. romney's family, they get together and compete. he's sending these guys out. it's called bracketing. >> so you think they're being tested? >> i think he's making them work for a little bit. but it is new. >> it's shallow. >> i don't remember this happening in '08 or in '04. he's much more aggressive. >> we also know ann romney, mitt romney's wife is also getting into veep stakes. take a listen to what she said. >> do you think you should nominate a woman? >> we've been looking at that and i'd love that option as well. so, you know, there's a lot of people that mitt is considering right now. >> that was in an interview with cbs. we were kind of thinking of the list of possible women that mitt ro

stephanie, thank you. >> we'll get to the rest of your forecast in a moment. first send it to the news desk, thomas roberts. >> good morning, everybody. new brazen attack on troops in afghanistan, as a man in an afghan army uniform led fire on u.s. nato coalition. this attack took place tuesday in the eastern wardak province. five soldiers wounded. >>> reopen vital nato areas after strikes last year. the move could mark a major step toward forwarding u.s.-pakistani relations. >>> the jetblue pilot whose made air meltdown forced to make an emergency landing was found not guilty due to insanity. he had to be forcibly restrained in march when he tried to interfere with controls then exited the cockpit and began ranting about al qaeda. the judge sent him to a correctional facility to be examined over the upcoming weeks. several passengers filed suit saying the company should have known he was unfit to fly as a pilot. >>> an attempt to attack the deadly wildfire in the western part of the nation. seven c-130s grounded when one crashed killing four crew members on board. >>> researchers in switzerland say they h

you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi robertor president. he is everything wrong with america. he's a hypocrite, a liar he's a racist he's a chauvinist, he's a bigot. and on top of that he's hiding something in his tax return. how can this be happening in america. he's everything that he stand for in this country. >> stephanie: the first time i've heard that many serious people speculate that he could possibly not be the nominee because of all this stuff. i don't know. what was i just telling you? [♪ "world news tonight" ♪] stop with all the name calling it makes my mother tense. >> i didn't do it. i'm going to stop calling romney-- >> stephanie: yes, stop, top idiot, stop being a name caller. [laughter] >> i'm sorry mrs. miller. >> stephanie: sheldon adelson is threatening to sue the democratic committee culling calling him a pimp. but it is in connection with an article with the casino in macao and adilson was involved in improper-- >> that's close to being a pimp. >> stephanie: he's under investigation for it. it's not just n