but you say not a single protester touched sarah huckabee sanders, kirstjen nielsen, stephen miller,.think it's hysterical someone says to sarah sanders and says please don't take my cheese plate away. >> hillary clinton called for democrats to not be civil to republicans. do you agree with that? >> i agree people should protest when they are in a position to protest people. not a single person touched sarah sanders, kirstjen nielsen, stephen miller, ted cruz or mitch mcconnell. mitch mcconnell. there is a difference between unpleasant and inappropriate. trish, you get nasty mails and i do, too. trish: my viewers are pretty nice. i don't think anybody deserves to get those kind of threats. >> no one deserves to be thrown out of the white house. it's petulant. >> it's a long time coming. trish: you saw the tape. >> if a democrat threw you guys out of the white house all hell would break out. trish: did you not see it? do you want me to play it again? >> i saw it. trish: how inappropriate and wrong this was. >> someone tweeted not that long ago, what the president did was inappropriate.

people who are with them in the senate who know and then take part of the white house not least stephen miller the man who is considered to be the brains behind a lot of donald trump's immigration policy here's another thing jeff sessions was not just one of the fastest to support donald trump he was the only republican member of the senate to support donald trump he went down to alabama there was a big rally that was a big moment for donald trump as well and with jeff sessions getting behind him there were others who felt that they could support donald trump that he would push forward their agenda but really since the the whole thing about the russian inquiry and jeff sessions recusing himself blew up donald trump has vilified jeff sessions he's called them names he's called them beleaguered has given him a hard time on twitter and the story around washington was that jeff sessions gave donald trump a letter that was undated which was all about his all about his giving his rest resignation and there's no date on this letter no of course the other story over he's talking about whether they sho

staff, versus a whole group of people from the administration advising the president including stephen miller. the final order appeared to take defense secretary james mattis by a surprise, an indication to the extent to which immigration policy in the white house is engineered by a small group of hawks including miller and shut has often caught other stakeholders offguard. help us understand the perils of policy making. >> there is no policy making process. from everything i can see and hear, a normal white house would have the senior officials from relevant agencies meet over many hours to make determinations about what the best way forward is. what seems to happen in this white house is that may take place and they make a set of recommendations and those recommendations are completely ignored by president trump and a small group of people around him including stephen miller. essentially, the experts, their opinions are shoved to the side and what you have is an ideological agenda that maerrie with trump's political agenda that ignores the border security experts, the military in every key

stephen miller is jewish. there were no codewords. rudyard griffiths 2 hillary clinton speech and this is the thing, the acid that is dropped on trump every day, to delegitimize him as a president. he has not been delegitimized. this is the nullification project that started from the moment he won. the establishment rejected him, they consider him a clown, they consider us clowns. to at least reach out to working people, your concerns are our concerns. it wasn't trump who didn't use barack obama to go to iowa where he won in landslide before or ohio, that was the hillary clinton's campaign. the total demonization. i understand how he treated people and we may lose the house, the resistance and the tom stier movement. i disagree with -- i admire the grit and determination because they understood something the republican establishment did not get. donald trump is a transformative president and historic figure. he is going to be in your lives, 10, 20, 30 years from now. that is a kafkaesque novel, isn't it? it is not just about the judge

of course, this is a position that's been empty since the white house hired stephen miller. ( laughteruestions. >> jon: that's cold-blooded! >> stephen: cold-blooded? thank you very much. who will be naked mole-rat queen? and what kinds of royal intrigue will she face once she's coronated? are you listening, netflix? this needs to be season four of "the crown." ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. alexander skarsgard is here! but first, i'm going to show you a cartoon! stick around! ♪ blue skies smiling at me nothing but blue skies ♪ ♪ ♪ -[ slurping ] ♪ -act your age. get your own insurance. [ child babbling ] -aah! -oh! -act your age. get your own insurance. -act your age. (man) hey portal, call rory. happy birthday! (woman) what'd you get me? (man) uhhh, i got you...this! (woman) it's half dead. (man) just like you! (woman) oooooh! skate into the holidays with fifty percent off all jeans, all sweaters and all outerwear. need it now? buy online and pickup in-store today. ends monday, only at old navy. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ what sore muscles? what with advpounding head? .. advil is..

stephen miller has been working here for eight seasons now, both protecting the animals who live on itnd delicate task of sneaking up on them. we would, as gentlemen of leisure, require a cook, and adrian has recommended the supremely well-suited fiona cullinane, who excels at this kind of scottish, traditional game cookery. for dinner it's grouse. shot, then hung until the already funky game bird gets pleasingly ripe. the birds are rubbed inside and out with salt and pepper, some fresh thyme jammed in the cavity. browned in the pan, plenty of butter to baste with. in traditional game bird cookery of the british isles, bread sauce is a must. we don't do this in america, but here? it's essential. basically, it's milk, simmered with flavoring agent, like an onion piquet, nutmeg, and bay leaf, then thickened with rasping of bread. grouse barded with bacon, then roasted in the oven. nicely rare to medium rare, then removed to rest, and the pan deglazed with red wine, game stock is added, and the sauce reduced. topped with watercress, alongside some parsnips and beetroot. >> anthony: so exp

are they stephen miller? what are they? and he wasn't done scaring the crap out of people.ater, he tweeted: (as trump) "our military is being mobilized at the southern border. many more troops coming. we will not let these caravans, which are also made up of some very bad thugs and gang members, into the u.s. our border is sacred, must come in legally. turn around!" ( laughter ) he ideal it at them. he ideal, "turn around." does he think the folks in the caravan are reading his tweets? "hold up, everybody. hold up! the president of the united states says we got to turn around. well, it was worth a shot. back to the death squads, everybody! let's go. ariba! we gotta go. i don't know-- i don't know how to tell you in spanish-- i'm middle eastern." now, because we're so close to the election, we haven't heard much recently about the russia investigation. but yesterday, we learned that robert mueller's office alerted the f.b.i. after a woman came forward to say someone offered her about $20,000 to accuse mueller of sexual misconduct and harassment. turns out, at least two women

and those policies which are supported by the -- by white house advisor stephen miller to not only block almost all immigration into the united states, but to cut back on legal immigrants by about 25%. that is the situation. but we hear all about president trump's base -- please remember, in the november 6 elections, that use of immigration did not work in areas that are on the "frontline." republicans lost at least three congressional seats in texas. they lost the senate race in arizona. so the irony is if trump's base in north dakota or in the outer reaches of the united states believe this invasion is occurring, those on the "frontline" don't necessarily buy that message, especially at the cost that we're seeing with yesterday's incident. >> scott lucas, live for us in birmingham, england. thank you again for your time. >> thank you, george. >> we'll take a short break here. still to come, theresa may clears one big hurdle in brussels. now she faces a bigger challenge. getting brexit through parliament. >> the united states is not fighting the war in yemen, but aid groups say it is as

i'm surprised they didn't just send stephen miller to perch on sessions' window sill. [ squawk ] >> you're. [ squawk ] >> seth: with democrats regaining power in washington, trump is now seriously threatened for the first time in his presidency, and in response he's becoming more lawless. he sees the law not as a constraint on his power, but as a tool to protect himself. and as jeff sessions just learned, he'll attack anyone in his way, whether you're an opponent who hates him, or a supporter who gives him -- >> the embrace. >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: we'll be right back with tracy morgan, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: for more of seth's "closer looks," be sure to subscribe to "late night" on youtube. peppermint mochas for lia. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ this is big! t-mobile is offering the awesome iphone xr with an unlimited plan for just $40 bucks a month. unlimited. with the new iphone xr?! yeah, iphone xr included. for $40 bucks?! that is big. today, we will steal christma♪ in style. if i'm gonna become santa, then i need to get

if you remember last year we learned that kushner, bannon, reince priebus, stephen miller amongst others did the exact same thing. i think really what this reveals is just how much of a bad faith argument it was during the 2016 campaign, that this was really like the high crime and misdemeanor, if you will, that made hillary clinton morally equivalent to donald trump. >> malemfidelis, bad faith, niger innis. that's what the hillary clinton arguments were. that's what rampell says. what say you? >> i say that what hillary clinton did was approaching high crime and misdemeanor because we're not talking about using a private e-mail. in the case of secretary of state hillary clinton, who had been involved in government unlike ivanka for decades and should have known better, not only used a private e-mail, she used her own private e-mail server. >> what's the difference? >> to conduct virtually all state department business. >> i.t. people will tell you a server is safer than using gmail. >> she bypassed. >> so did ivanka trump. >> but we're not talking about gmail. we're talking about -- >>

aide when he was a senator, stephen miller, who went on to become trump's chief -- one of his chief advisors an architect of anti-immigrant policies, miller came from sessions. so what was it that he did? what was the reason he recused himself. >> he recused himself -- this is an investigation of russia's alleged interference in our election and the trump campaign's potential collusion with that investigation. sessions was a member of that campaign. he was a leading senior member of that campaign. he also lied about his involvement with russian -- or russians in the hearing or his confirmation. so when this investigation launched, he went, as you were supposed to do, as attorney general, he went to the ethics advisor in the justice department and said, here is a situation. we have got an investigation into the trump campaign's possible collision with the russians. i was part of the trump campaign. can i oversee that investigation? the answer is pretty obvious. no. that is the answer he got. you follow the other -- ethics advisor's advice. you follow the law in that situation. the problem was

we could tell stephen miller put in a lot more numbers about the economy in there. >> after the jobs numbers on friday. >> exactly. they thought, let's try to capitalize on this. but this is the bind the president's in. what he has to do to get his base out, it's going to alienate moderates, women and swing votes. they made this calculation, the white house, that moderates probably wouldn't turn out in the midterm. women probably wouldn't break their way so they had to focus on turning out their base. they decided immigration would be their closing argument and closing strategy. that's why we saw them go hard on that last week. they tried to get the economy in the last week but it's really about a base play for them at this point. >> by the way, president obama, one of the better surrogates trumped only by -- no pun intended -- trumped only in georgia by the oprah appearance. president obama is in the fairfax county district where you see barbara comstock challenged by jennifer wexton and tim kaine. barack obama has been a big weapon here. what the president decided to do, jim, and i

i'm surprised they didn't just send stephen miller to perch ono se' window sill. [ squawk ] >> you're >> seth: with democrats we regaining in washington, trump is now seriously threatened for the first time in his presidency, and in response he's becoming more lawless. sees the law not as a constraint on his power, but as a tool to protect himself. k d as jeff sessions just learned, he'll attyone in his way, whether you're an opponent who hates him, or a te suppwho gives him -- >> the embrace. >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: we'll be right back with tracy morgan, everybody!nd [ cheerspplause ] ♪ >> announcer: for more of seth's "closer looks," be sure to subscribe to "late night" on youtube. ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) you do more than grant wishes when you share the love. you give hope. t get a new subaru, li all new forester, and charities like make-a-wish can receive artwo hundred and fifty do from subaru. (vo) get zero percent during the subaru share theove event. (pa(woman) you're having anpy holugly sweater party? (dad) what? (woman) oh...no... (dad) uh

if you want to trace the president's remarks at the u.n., you could look at advisors like stephen miller orban and who tried to infuse this kind of nationalistic worldview into a campaign. but really for miller and for abandon, trump is a horse politically that they wanted to ride. as someone who has interviewed president trump many times, sometimes you have to listen to people and they will reveal themselves. one time, i went up to the 26th floor trump tower and you notice , the businessman, did not use a computer. he drank diet coke all day and constantly ate hamburgers. a big phone on his decks -- his desk piled with newspapers and there is a photo of his father with a mustache. the only thing he brought to the all the law office -- the oval office was that very big frame of his father. a guy who was on the phone all his looking at a photo of father -- i am not a psychoanalyst -- but all day on the phone looking at his father, i start asking about his father. what was your father like? tough guy. then he said something interesting. he signed every check. what do you mean by that? he w

some reason, that voice has been trumped, for lack of a better term, over and over again by the stephen miller voices who aren't paying attention to those push factors. . but it's something the new government in mexico is going to want to address before they move forward on this. >> julia, thank you so much, julia ainsley joining us from washington, d.c. this morning. >>> standing by an old friend. president trump says he's supporting saudi arabia to help the u.s. economy. but the house of the u.s. intelligence committee wants to know how the relationship may also be helping president trump's bottom line. jardiance asked: when it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? step up to the stage here. feeling good about that? let's see- most of you say lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type 2 diabetes still increases your risk of a fatal heart attack or stroke. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease. jardian

what it is there is no hitting conspiracy certainly no subliminal that was written by myself and stephen miller he is jewish. there was nothing about that it was off at hillary clinton speech. this is what's dropped off every day they tried to delegitimize him as a president he has not been delegitimized this is a nullification project david that started from the moment that he won the establishment rejected him considered him a client - - a clown. to at least reach out to working people and said yes your concerns our our concerns that's why we won michigan and wisconsin and ohio. trump did not use barack obama to go to places like iowa where he had one in the landslide before for these other districts that was the clinton campaign. that his total demonization i understand how he is treated people that's why we may lose the house. i disagree with the ideology but i admire the grit and determination because they understood something that the republican establishment did not get. donald trump is a transformative president and a historic figure. he will be in your lives ten, 20 and 30 years from n

conspiracy, there's no subliminal -- the commercials where they rip on trump was written by myself and stephen miller is jewish. there was nothing about -- no codewords about that. it was off of a hillary clinton speech. and this is the thing that just dropped on that is trump every day to delegitimize him as a president. he has not been delegitimize. he has not. this is the nullification project, david, that started from the moment he won. the establishment rejected him and considered him a clown, they consider us clowns. the island of misfit toys that ran this campaign and reached out to working people and said yes, your concerns are our concerns. michigan, he won wisconsin, ohio. it was not trump that did not use barack obama. to go to places like iowa where won in landslides before, or ohio, that was hillary clinton's campaign. of the total demonization. i understand how he is triggered people, the movement, the resistance -- i disagree with the ideology, i admire their grit and determination because they understood something that the republican talisman did not get. that donald trump is a transf

conspiracy, there is no subliminal, the commercials were they rip on trump was written by myself and stephen miller is jewish. there was nothing about, no code words about that. it was off a hillary clinton speech. this is the thing that just, ony acid that is dropped trump every day, they try to delegitimize him, he has not been deep -- delegitimize. this is the nullification product -- project that started from the moment he won. the establishment rejected him, they considered him a clown, they consider us clowns, the island of misfit toys that ran this campaign in which -- reached out to working people and said your concerns are ours. it was not trump that used barack obama to go to places like iowa where he had one in landslides before a long -- or ohio, that was hillary clinton's campaign. inc. of the total demonization. i understand how he has triggered people, that is why we may lose the house. disagree with the ideology, i admire their grit and determination because they understood something that david and the republican establishment did not get that donald trump is a transformative reside

. >> stephen: i headed to the butter ball call center in naperville, illinois, where i met carol millerrrect. >> stephen: what makes a good butter ball hot liner. what are you looking for? >> someone with a food background. you have to be a good listener because they're telling you what's happening in their house. >> stephen: i didn't catch that. >> they're telling you what's happening in their house. you have to be a good detective times. >> stephen: because they might have murdered someone. >> no, because you have to get more clues. >> stephen: to find out if they murdered someone? >> no, you feed more clues to answer the question. >> stephen: what's the craziest question you've ever gotten? >> sometimes they call and want to rent a turkey suit. >> stephen: why? i don't ask. >> stephen: role playing maybe? you be the pilgrim, i'll be the turkey, go get the baster. do you have a secret handshake? >> i don't. i should. >> stephen: like this. come at me like this with thumbs hooked from behind and go -- ( gobbling ) ( laughter ) what kind of voice should by using. phone manner, like, hi,

well stephen as you say of the three big car makers it seems that volkswagen and di miller have said they are willing to cover most of the estimated three thousand euro costs that it would be to retrofit these older diesel vehicle diesel vehicles with with cleaner emissions equipment b.m.w. is less keen they say that they will provide money for. you cost them as to upgrade their vehicles but some people have criticized that as a sort of code plan to drive b.m.w. sales but all three companies are saying that they are going to do whatever it takes to keep germans on the roads and there's three thousand euro number does seem to be an increase on what was previously being offered by the car makers so in that sense this deal today is a small victory perhaps for transport minister. simon has been a sense that these car makers have been dragging their feet even getting this agreement has taken a lot of time can you explain how much political pressure how much pressure in general is on these car makers. yeah the pressure is massive and it's been growing and indeed class action lawsuits have

reporters he answered the questions easily miller is investigating whether members of trump's two thousand and sixteen presidential campaign team colluded with russia stephen barclay has been named as the u.k.'s new brics it secretary he replaces dominate rob who resigned on thursday over the draft breaks of agreements made by prime minister to resign may the european union rebels within may's conservative party trying to launch a leadership challenge accusing her of selling out. police have been called into sri lanka's parliament off the m.p. from books chairs and water to stop a no confidence motion offices try to separate supporters of mahinda rajapaksa from those who say his appointment as prime minister was on constitutional. state with the headline stay with us counting the cost is coming right up. the latest news as it breaks the world bank says arrival of many young migrants could be beneficial for the colombian economy with detailed coverage by turning back on by lateral ties with iran what president donald trump has done is to show people there will be no blurred lines between friends and enemies from around the world a big group of pro independe

special counsel robert miller's investigation into russia's role in the two thousand and sixteen u.s. election donald trump told reporters he answered the questions easily. stephen bach he has been named as the u.k.'s new breaks it secretary he replaces dominic robb who resigned on thursday over the draft brecht's agreement made by prime minister theories in may with the european union rebels within may's conservative party trying to launch a leadership challenge accusing her of selling out she's been defending her plan on the radio this is not the deal of the future relationship with the european union the deal of the future relationship with the european union means we take control of volatiles wheat and free movement take control of our borders take control of our money so we can spend it on priorities not the n.h.s. well out of the customs union out of the single market rob the common agricultural policy rather the cause issues policy that's what i think people value full that's why i'm delivering what jane hall is live for us in london and jeddah how is that may's efforts to sell a deal during. on the evidence of this this radio phone ins hit it on friday m

diane miller, there is a wonderful panel that you have come and i want to call attention to stephen mcbride, is 250 u.s.and the colored troops at camp nelson and the destruction of slavery and i want to tell the story of our branch in memphis that works so hard to get the plaque on the cemetery at the four. this is living history. my point here is that history learned in school, and history can be learned in our national parks. this is a symbiotic relationship. , fromrks are for people elementary school students to university scholars, to retirees. it offers them the opportunity matter forsuch research for writing about the role of african-americans in the armed forces. the parks themselves are looking for historians to do just this. now there are task agreements with the national park service to look at the role of black soldiers in the south carolina battle during the revolutionary war. did you know from 3000 to 5000 black troops fought in the revolutionary war? now we are looking at that field . these park sites are saying, we want to know more about the black soldiers who participated.