your first experience encountering stephen miller. what i like about the book there were moments that reminded me of 2016 in a way -- you saw it from different perspective than it did. was in the middle of it every single day and your parachute inside. so while stephen miller has the character i new well he was somebody that was completely foreign to you so when you encountered him i believe in colorado -- >> wrote the book who the fuck is this dude? when i saw him talking and screaming about undocumented immigrants, in the ballroom in colorado, and again, i was wrong. and -- this book i'm not afraid to say i was wrong at multiple occasions ways on the rachel mad yo somehow that entitle and if thought to miss these guys have no chance. lock houston this guy is talk both out human beings so disold that ted cruz clobbered emthem at that colorado event and won all the debt good at at that event -- delegated and i just heard stephen miller screaming about the tragic killing of kate steinle who was killed by an um documented man in san fra

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the claims made by the president with no evidence to back them up and even the senior adviser stephen millerws earlier in the day and then we'll fact check it. >> any foreign national, talk about foreign interference, mail in a ballot. a citizen, one vote. emphasis on the word citizen. universal mail-in ballots are an attempt to dilute the vote of the viewers and americans who want to have their identities verified by allowing for massive endemic fraud. >> reporter: he said nobody who mails in a ballot has the identity confirmed, nobody checks to see if they're a u.s. citizen. john, that is very far from truth and not close to being true. there are many states for mail-in ballots if not all states that have you sign the ballot and verify that signature with past voter registration records and something coming under controversy from people saying that it's disinfranchising voters but they check the signature. with a ballot in the mail, that's a bar code to see if it's gotten back after you voted by mail and so they can make that you haven't been forging it. they come with a ballot on it. cert

and that's what's happening right now in portland. >> seth: so i guess that means stephen miller wantsues to democratic politicians? cool, where do you want the joe biden statue how about on the acela or maybe on the debate stage with trump it probably wouldn't make much of a difference. since i'm pretty sure biden's approach to the debates is known in oratorical circles as the statue strategy. just stand as still as possible and let trump say a bunch of crazy things and melt down on his own. "they want to take away your legos, your 'paw patrol,' your beanie babies, your 'yo gabba gabba! but we're not going to let that happen, folks. you can trust your very normal president. seriously, you are calling democrats secessionists? you guys are the ones protecting the monuments of actual secessionists. do they not teach history at your grave robbing school? the confederates you're defending were racist slavers ut since you were alive for it, i'm pretty sure when lee surrenderer was there popping out of his coffin the gop is totally and completely bankrupt, both morally and intellectually, an

people who deserve real credit for 2016 includes folks like kellyanne conway and reince priebus, stephen miller. those are the people along with jared kushner ran that campaign and has taken more credit than he deserves. and i think that would be a very, very bad day for the trump campaign to have steve bannon in any official or unofficial way. >> when then-candidate trump was on the road in summer 2016 and turned from bannon to conway and he is on the road now to almost every poll. is he bringing someone like bannon if not bannon? >> he did take the dramatic. first campaign manager to bill. 120 days out. nd secondly -- [indiscernible] gov. christie: i believe he is doing digital work on the campaign. he was originally doing digital work and advertising. his background and experience and quite good at it. gov. christie: placing the vice presidential candidate with the brokered convention. we talk about it and the media talked about it with baited breath and hasn't happened since 1960. and it's not happening now. and in search of a brokered convention. replaces the vice presidential candidate is

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was the people who were pushing back on it in real-time including commander jonathan white who stephen millerw follow me here, now wife katie miller, pressured to lie under oath in front of congress according to sources in the room at an infamous meeting which i write the book. i saw this systematic torture campaign in the words of the nobel peace prize winning organization with my own eyes, yet so much happened that i couldn't understand. i didn't understand in real-time. how was this happening in the united states of america? it is why i call the book separated inside, an american tragedy. that's what this was. were it not for many courageous people inside the administration, this could have been far, far worse. >> yeah. you shine a light on the people whose lives are affected, the immigrant communities, but also how this sausage gets made in washington, and particularly the trump era which is important to understand. a lot of stories. we've obviously focused on health, economics, protests. you've been on this beat for a long time. one more time, the book is separated, inside an american tr

the thing about president trump is when it came to hiring practices earlier on stephen miller obviouslyy knows who he is, really aggressively pushed out a lot of immigration laws because in my estimation i believe he's a subject now. he pushed out a lot of people who could have been an ally with him and now he stands as one of the only people in the room. he wanted to make himself indispensable to the president. at the same exact time you have a lot of people who were different voices. let's say ending the benefit to sanctuary city which i'm a supported officer but then some people say if you do not you make the new york city Ãbi understand where they are coming from but there is not a uniform, there's not a uniform voice by the administration and there could have been good things have gone differently early on. it was one of many people in the administration who purposely pushed out immigration. he's done something very well. before mexico there was over 100,000 a month. at historic lows. that was very crucial i know there's other things he could do that he hasn't done. i know the exec

oval office valet, the vice president's press secretary who is also the wife of trump adviser stephen miller and a top campaign aid have all contracted the virus in recent months. those cases are just a few of the 4 million plus confirmed coronavirus cases in the u.s. a startling number that has pushed down trump's poll numbers and pushed him to take the virus more seriously in public. that mission, to revive his poll numbers and contain the virus was on full display today as trump touched down in the battleground state of north carolina where he toured a biotechnology facility working to create a coronavirus vaccine. in a state he won by three points in 2016, trump has work to do with the latest polls showing trump down seven points, with 51% of north carolinians backing former vice president joe biden. >> and, jake, it has been a month now since reports emerged that russia paid taliban militants, put bounties on american soldiers' heads. the president was asked whether or not he raised that issue on a call with russian president vladimir putin that took place last thursday. >> we don't tal

you can tell that stephen miller's writing is getting worse, not better.e is making things up to distract. he is ever going to be known as the guy who fanned the flames of the coronavirus in this country. >> he is talking about affordable housing that is going to get rid of your beautiful suburbia. suburbia will be no more. i want to talk now about these anti-semitic comments that are surfacing from black celebrities. we have nick cannon, athletes like desean jackson. when you think about the racism and bigotry that people are so aware of in the african american community, why is there not the same awareness or much awareness when it comes to anti-semitism? what's going on here? >> i mean, you know we talk about this in the episode this week on "united shades." one of the focuses of white supremacy is to divide us into teams. on top of that, we don't do a good job in this country generally overall of educating school kids about all these different -- about anti-semitism, about slavery, about the civil rights movement, about the chinese exclusion act, about

here's his exchange with trump advisor stephen miller three years ago. >> this whole notion of they could learn -- they have to learn english before they get to the united states, are we just going to bring in people from great britain and australia? >> have to honestly say i am shocked at your statement, that you think that only people from great britain and australia would know english. it reveals your cosmopolitan bias to a shocking degree. >> you're trying to engineer the racial and ethnic flow of people into this country. >> that is one of the most outrageous, insulting, ignorant and foolish things you've ever said. >> tucker: brit hume spent many years with a microphone in his hand asking tough questions of o politicians. covered many administrations, we are happy to have monty. thanks so much for coming on. i guess what i'm struck by ises not just the partisanship that's been there for a while, but the lack of useful information that's coming out of these events, have you noticed that? >> well a couple thoughts about that. i did notice particularly back during the early round that

today, he even brought out his favorite fear monger in a tweet cbs reporter caught stephen miller emerging from his crypt to go on fox news and claim that mill in ballots will lead to fra fraud. tru trump's behavior that become so alarming that they have had it. it was written that trump's tweet about delaying the election is fascistic is itself ground for the president's immediate impeachment. today the lincoln project released a new ad calling him out for what he is. >> a failed president facing defeat. with millions of out work and tens of thousands dying from his incompetence and neglect. donald trump, here is the message. we will vote. we will defend america. we will throw you and your failed cronies out of office. the choice, america or trump. >> i'm joined by tom nickels. this is your ad, tom. i'm going to go to you first. we have to start talking about fascim. you also say that donald trump's calls to delay the election are fascistic. is that where we are now? >> we're not there yet. i don't know what's going on with your audio there. >> we're not there yet. i think it's interestin

tomorrow stephen miller, hudson institute michael pillsbury. they join us. we hope you will too.good night from sussex. elizabeth: pushback is growing nationwide against violent protests. the silent majority are no longer silent. hundreds are stepping out into the streets from los angeles to new york. people are rallying to stop the generational rise in inner sy violence. killing dozens shooting hundreds including children. people say stop defunding the police. former nypd commissioner howard safir with us on this shift in the national conversation. will it have an impact? with us former independent counsel robert ray on senator lindsey graham saying he will call in robert mueller to testify as mueer

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stephen miller is a senior advisor to the present, we are happy to have a montagnais. you so much for coming on. >> thank you. >> tucker: i just cannot resist asking you about mayor ted wheeler, who's been encouraging violence now for months. he shows up at a riot that he helped create with five armed bodyguards. is there anything the federal government can do to strip the taxpayer-funded armed bodyguards from people like ted wheeler? l people of portland have to live with this violence, ted wheeler protects himself at their expense. is there anything that the administration can do about that? >> it's a really great question. certainly worth looking at. but i will make this point. the democratic party for a long time, historically, has been the party of secession. what you're seeing today is the democratic party returning to its roots. these are mayors and governors that are saying federal law, the u.s. constitution, doesn't apply within the confines of our city and our citizens, will be held at the mercy of ther mob. in the administration of justice, the federal court

leaked messages show his senior policy advisor, stephen miller, is an admirer of white supremacist theories> but miller has been accused of bringing racism to the white house. he helped draft the so-called muslim ban, to prevent people from muslim countries from entering the united states. and in 2015, according to e-mails obtained by the southern poverty law center, miller encouraged editors at the right-wing media group, "breitbart," to read a white supremacist author and write more about the pitfalls of immigration. as his speechwriter, it's miller who sometimes puts the words in president trump's mouth. >> make no mistake, when the commander in chief is, again, espousing some of these ideas, it's deeply problematic. >> because the world is listening. >> the world is listening. >> we asked the white house to respond to jonathan greenblatt's comments, which they declined to do. we, also, asked if the president or his advisers were familiar with camus's great replacement theory. or whether they were aware neo-nazis are giving out make germany hate again baseball caps. this is the statement

pain and the anxiety recipients to pass an agenda with the help of stephen miller to attack immigrants. we will not be fooled. the only way to protect immigrants and daca recipients is by voting trump out of office. >> michelle, this entire exchange has sort of diverted our attention from what we know to be absolutelily try ltrue wh the changes to asylum. there was a story about a honduran who just two days after giving birth to her son in the u.s. was walked to mexico with her newborn. the family has tried asking for asylum protections but were sent to mexico to wait while cases were completed. what is it like for asylum seekers trying to seem asylum to united states in america? >> they have cut off access in a number of unbelievable ways. we started with blocking people from blocking people from entering and they kept layering things on. now the most recent is the regulations to make it impossible for anybody to qualify. courts have said some of these are legal. we have some relief there. it is still legal to seek asylum. this administration has done so create so many obstacles that

. >> reporter: trump's comments came just hours after stephen miller tried to back him up with his ownccurate claim about mail-in ballots. >> nobody who mails in a ballot has their identity confirmed. nobody checks to see if they're even a u.s. citizen. think about that. >> reporter: what miller said isn't true or even close. noncitizens aren't allowed to register to vote in federal elections and mail-in ballots are authenticated several ways including with unique bar codes and signature verifications. trump's ramped up attacks are based on false, unfounded or exaggerated claims and come amid a series of polls that show him trailing joe biden. aides have urged the president to focus on his covid-19 response to boost his standing with voters. but it's not clear he's taking their advice. >> so, can you assure anybody of anything? >> reporter: trump criticized congressman jim clyburn after he showed a graph during today's hearing and asked top experts to explain why the u.s. has not been able to get a grip on the virus in the way that europe has. >> we started going up while the european

a tweet from stephen miller that jokes, james comey still gets fired and walker bragman writes, who askedre creating shows that they want to say. hollywood being a liberal place, they're not translating to the broader audience. >> what is her role in this? as a docu series, people will give testimony or whatever. >> so yeah, you mentioned the docu series that came out on hulu earlier this year. it seemed like still at that time, even now, there's still not an oversaturation of hillary clinton. the point of that one was to sort of humanize her. the point of this alternative history is to create a heroine-type character out of this. this is the audience for this. the hillary clinton fan that is a feminist and may think the worst part of her life is the fact that she's married to bill clinton because this portrays here as a political trail blazer that could do it all without the man. >> wow. okay. from a docu series that garnered a lot of popularity. they come up with this idea to strip away the man she loved. >> yeah. chris ticks with the docu series luke warm with the audience. >> carley,

tomorrow stephen miller, hudson institute michael pillsbury. they join us. we hope you will too. thanks for joining us tonight. good night from sussex. elizabeth: pushback is growing nationwide against violent protests. the silent majority are no longer silent. hundreds are stepping out into the streets from los angeles to new york. people are rallying to stop the generational rise in inner sy violence. killing dozens shooting hundreds including children. people say stop defunding the police. former nypd commissioner howard safir with us on this shift in the national conversation. will it have an impact? with us former independent counsel robert ray on senator lindsey graham saying he will call in robert mueller to testify as mueller writes an op-ed that the fbi followed the letter of the law when the fisa court said no it didn't. this is the trump russia probe. the criminal probe of it. it is heating up. will republican does it? will they push back to get mueller testify. governor experts and abuses of power were committed under the obama administration and spying on the trump t

you can do more than just sign a letter and try to convince stephen miller that he is wrong on immigrationbill out of the house this immigration detention. [indiscernible] congressman kennedy cast the vote on the same policy in the same light which he voted for, but moreover, just so i can make this clear, even last month when --mp was supporting reporting kids with cancer, i organize the movement to stop forced donald trump to back down, because it is children and have the deportation police come in and to take them out of our country. i took them on, i thought trump, and he backed down. it is very rare that trump backs down, but he had to because of the leadership that i was providing with ayanna pressley. latoya: that's get to the elephant in the room. senator markey, this week members of the congressional hispanic caucus slams u.s. being the only progressive to vote on immigrantbill beds. sen. markey: i will say again. mr. kennedy is attacking me on a vote on the very same language, the very same policy that congressman kanas he voted for himself later on that year. he did the same thi

notch by announcing some kind of big news conference on this topic next week, and listen to what stephen miller about it last night. >> even though these liberal mayors are refusing our request to come into the city, refusing our generous hand, offering help, we are going to be making major announcement about how this president will be using the authority of the federal government to come to the rescue of these long-suffering citize citizens. >> now we still don't know exactly what this announcement is going to be, but when pressed if it would include something along the lines of what the president said earlier this week about going in and taking over cities that he believes the democratic leadership has lost control, president trump said we'll see, but he believes it is something that the american people want to see. watch for that big announcement next week, dana. >> dana: well, i'm glad i figured out what we were doing because i was important. >> now i am really done. >> dana: stay tuned for the briefing and for that announcement next week. kristin fisher, thank you. back on the campaign tra

office valet, the vice president's press secretary also married to the president's senior adviser stephen millerthere was kimberly gilfoyle the president's top campaign official who is the girlfriend of the president's son. this is somebody who meets with the president almost every day according to our sources and certainly someone in frequent contact with him. it is notable that the white house isn't providing those details. we do know robert o'brien was recently on a trip to europe where he was meeting with his european counterparts not wearing a mask and then of course after that returned to the united states where we presume that he has since met with the president. now, as for the president himself, he did not seem concerned today. he said that he couldn't recall when o'brien tested positive and he didn't know when the last time was that he had seen him only saying that he had not seen him recently and planned on giving him a call today. >> thank you very much. i want to go now to dr. jonathan reiner director of the cardiac katherine lab at gw university hospital who advised the medical tea

i'm pretty sure he just told stephen miller... ( as trump ) "steve, pick the most offensive date and location you can think of, and put it up there on my hooters calendar. ooh, this month is clam strips. daddy like." obviously, any public gathering is a public health risk due to coronavirus. still, the trump campaign is unlikely to put into place any rally attendees, or require them to wear masks. but as a precautionary measure, every attendee will be provided a syringe full of bleach. but trump's defending bringing everyone together for a big-time spittle-fest. his advisers say that the recent black lives matter protests in metropolitan areas will make it harder for liberals to criticize him. nah, it's still pretty easy to criticize him. here, watch! ( clears throat ) black lives matter protesters overwhelmingly wear masks. and they weren't protesting against wearing masks. trump is specifically saying no masks. though he might make an exception for a hood. another difference is that the black lives ts are outdoors, where covid spreads less easily, and trump's rallies are almost alw

let's be clear, his agenda and the agenda of stephen miller and others around him in the white house is no immigration, and this country will die without immigration. that is clear. >> host: i agree with your statement that probably no president has made immigration such a toxic part of their approach. sadly, however, this is at some level same old same old. chinese immigrants were talked about in the late 18 hundreds come absolutely brutalized and dehumanized on the west coast and of course that's been the experience in every wave of immigrants, the irish catholics, mediterranean, sherman and northern european immigrant immi mean, this is sadly a very strong recurring theme, and it's ironic because as you point out how all of us start somewhere unless we are indigenous to the continent. let's try to get behind the policies of politics. on some level that sort of absurd that this country says its value is all about immigration and all this stuff but for 240 years practically this country has also been absolutely brutal to the latest wave of immigrants. what's going on there and how d

, something that had so many of us in turmoil and enraged and concerned because of trump and stephen miller's immigration policies most of all. right? we got used to seeing immigration be such a constant sort of front page issue. i think some people were aware of -- became aware of problems with immigration politics during the barack obama administration. right? it was probably his greatest failure in some ways. most people agree. but what about the rest? he did something most people have no idea -- was there ever a time when immigration -- u.s. immigration policy was great? the golden age of u.s. immigration policy? have you had that -- fill is in on the key -- the history of this republic, how -- i know this is one of the things your book dives into, what do you want to tell us about the history of immigration in this country? >> thank you. thanks to nell and harvard book store for hosting. when i lived in cambridge i was a member of the store and i hope you'll all support them and thanks frank for being here as well. on of the book's revelations that's punitive immigration policies did not

his senior advisor come the fears anti-immigrant stephen miller, apparently tried to just get chinese students band. i guess president trump has now come to understand that courts don't like targeted paintings. do you think this is a veiled way to go after chinese students and attack china right now, jian ren? >> we have to check thehe realiy of u.s.-china tetensions right now. with the pandemimic and the aututritarian u.s.-chinaa moment,ons in the current there is v virtually -- between the china and the u.u.s.. only two or four per weeeek. and the o one-way economy ticket costs chinese students more than $10,000.0. begins,mass deportatition it is nearly impossible for hundrereds of thousands ofof che students to go homome with the chinese government and u.s. government m manipulating flight tickckets at this moment. if the this s government is goig to implement masss deportations by itself, it would be a heavy tax burden for the average u.s. taxpxpayers. amy: i want to go back to fiona mcentee and read you a tweet that came out soon after ice announced they might support or bar more

stephen millers, people around him may be more what you're talking about.s, this did not start with donald trump and it's not going to end when he's rooted out of the white house. this is the under belly of the united states of america and this is something that we have to have a reckoning with that we are having a reckoning with and people have to understand that. >> david, i mean, it certainly seems like the president understands this is the underbelly of america and is very happy to play into it and play with it for his own ends. >> listen, he's -- he's riding the horse that he ran in on -- rode in on. he's espoudsed them throughout his presidency. i disagree slightly with bakari. i think he knows exactly what he's doing. he's an opportunist and he's exploiting race because he thinks it's to his political advantage to do that. i think he's badly misreading this moment and where the -- i think the country has moved. the president has not. and if you look at polling, you see that overwhelming majority of americans suggest that they feel he's off on this. t

families because as a representative, you can do more than just sign a letter to try to convince stephen millerhat he is wrong on immigration. it is why i joined to provide legal counsel on a bill out of the house this week to people held in immigration detention. tim: i want to ask the senator another question on this, just to clarify. -- sen.man kennedy markey: congressman kennedy cast the vote on the same legislation, but just to make it clear, when donald trump was state, i kids from our organized with ayana pressley the movement to stop that. we forced donald trump to back down because it is wrong to take children and adults who are sick and being given treatment in our country and have the deportation police come in and grabbed them and take them out of our country. i took them on. i thought trump. he backed down. it is very rare that trump backs down, but he had to back down because of the leadership i was providing with ayanna pressley. latoyia: let's get to the elephant in the room. you have been talking about it. senator markey, this week numbers of the congressional hispanic caucus s

donald trump was still hosting "celebrity apprentice" when jeff sessions hired a young man named stephen milleroduced him to the conservative political world. so donald trump owes jeff sessions a great debt here as far as a political legacy and an ideology to bring voters to his side. unfortunately for jeff sessions, the voters didn't seem to really care about that once trump threw him under the bus for doing, andrea, what most people, republicans included, will privately say was the right thing to do under the circumstances when he was attorney general overseeing an investigat so jeff sessions' career ends after three decades in public service in alabama. and i don't see really much of a future for him in donald trump's republican party because he's learned the hard way that if you cross president trump, there's really no coming back from that. >> and of course doug jones, the democratic incumbent running against tuberville, this is a tough race, this is probably the most vulnerable democrat in rac. what about the republicans' concern they might lose the senate because of other states where de

recently married to trump p senr advisor stephen miller, known for his fears anti-immigrant sentiment. but before that, katie miller was kirstjen nielsen's spokesperson at homeland security, vehemently defending the administration's family separation policy. talklk about that day. withinnt out t to dinner katie waldmaman, now katie m mi, and the msnbc anchor, and we were having whatat is knowown aa source dinner. not off the record, just discussing the topics ofof the y and what k katie miller wass cucurrentlworkrking on. katie tuturned a i were askiking katitie miller about the experience, this was after the family separation policy hadd enended, about d defending the policy. i am paraphrasing, the exact languages s in the book, butut e miller saidd that dhs, colleagus had sasaid to he to the border because they believed she lalacd cocompassion durining the crisid wanted to make her more compassionate, which i asked, did it worork? she said, - -- i said, did it wowork? ii wilill never r forget wt t i. anand she said, no, i it did not workrk. it does s not makeke me morere cocompassio

and in the case of many of his advisers, like stephen miller. >> the word racist gets thrown around aot. by me. but miller who writes trump's immigration policy is in my humble opinion, the real deal. which of course he denies. of course. but he has a well documented history of pushing anti-minor agendas. miller was the author of the child separation order policy and the travel ban on mostly muslim countries. he has also long coveted a full immigration ban, citing the 1924 immigration act which banned european jews which he is, in favor of nordic races, and based on the same book that hitler called his bible. >> why are we having all these people come here? from places like norway. >> that's classic eugenics, classic miller, classic racism. again, in my humble opinion. >> you don't have to be wearing a klan robe or have a swastika on your forehead to be a white supremacist. we have to be more honest about what supremacy looks like. >> five teenagers pressured, getting the confessions. >> of course i hate these people. maybe hate is what we need to get something done. >> we provided ad

because as a representative, you can do more than just sign a letter and try to convince stephen millert he is wrong on immigration. -- a billy i joined out of the house this week to halt immigration detention. [crosstalk] >> congressman kennedy cast the vote on the same policy in the same language which he voted for, but moreover, just so i can make this clear, even last august when trump was deporting fromwith cancer massachusetts and other states, i organized with ayanna pressley the movement to stop that. and we forced donald trump to back down, because it is wrong to take children and adults who are sick and being given treatment in this country, to have the deportation police come in and to take them out of our country. i took them on, i fought trump, and he backed down. it is very rare that trump backs down, but he had to because of the leadership that i was providing with ayanna pressley. latoya: let's get to the elephant in the room. senator markey, this week members of the congressional hispanic caucus slammed you as being the only progressive to vote against a 20 bill on immi

hamster because as a representative you can do more than just signed a letter and try to convince stephen millert he fact is wrong on immigration. it's why i joined with mr. chabot -- mr. jayapal. it's why there's so much more we can do to vote the right way try to again, just to clarify, congressman kennedy cast the vote on the same policies and the same language and he voted for it. but moreover, just like to make this clear, even last august when trump was deporting kids with cancer, immigrants and a country from massachusetts and other states can i organize with ayanna pressley to stop that. we force donald trump to back down because it's wrong to take children and adults were sick and being given treatment and the country, try the deportation police come in and take them out of the country. i took them on. i thought trump your key back down and it is very rare trump backs to him but he had to back down because of the leadership that i was providing ayanna pressley. >> moderator: okay. let's get to the elephant in the room. you been talking about. senator markey this week members of the cong

and i wonder, so, let's establish you do not want to do it trump is doing or stephen miller, what is your platform? what is your plan? simply saying we love immigrants is, ok. let's get past the slogans of a nation of immigrants. when you get to the hard questions of, who is going to come here? you first have to ask yourself, do we want open borders? this might sound radical but that is historically what we have had. you first have to answer the question, do we want open borders? we have done this before and it is what built this country for the first 200 years or hundred 50 years it is open borders. do you want that? if you don't want that, you have to answer hard questions about who comes in and who does not. then you have to ask yourself, what do we want from immigration? what are we going to prioritize? is it job skills? is it refugee status? are we take for people who are the most persecuted? and we are not taking the wealthy, highly educated person who is going to be fine if they stay in their country? are we taking people with the least? are we taking people, traditionally the

and, you know, in the case of many of his advisers like stephen miller. >> the word racist gets thrownlot by me. but miller, who writes trump's immigration policy, is in my humble opinion the real deal. which, of course, he denies. because, of course, but he's got a well-documented history of pushing anti-immigrant, anti-minority agendas. miller was the architect of both the awful child separation border policy and the awful travel ban on mostly muslim-majority countries. miller has also long coveted a full immigration ban, quote, like coolidge did, citing the 1924 immigration act which banned european jews, which miller is, in favor of nordic races and was based on the same racist book that hitler called his bible. and remember this? >> why are we having all these people from shithole countries to come here? the president went on to talk about how they needed to bring more people from places like norway. >> that's classic eugenics, that's classic miller and that's classic racism, again in my opinion. >> you don't have to be wearing a klan robe or have a shaved head and swastika on you

dropped this tweet roughly at the same time his besty, donald trump, was performing yet another stephen miller the white house lawn. nbc news points out it marks at least the third time west has vowed to run for the nation's highest office. in 2015 he announced, quote, i have decided to run for president in 2020. it's still too early if west 2020 is a real thing or yet another piece of performance art designed to provoke the american public. if only someone could have warned us about kanye years ago. >> why would he do that? >> he's a jackass. ♪ ♪all strength ♪we ain't stoppin' believe me♪ ♪go straight till the morning look like we♪ ♪won't wait♪ ♪we're taking everything we wanted♪ ♪we can do it ♪all strength, no sweat >>> i think there's significant chance he doesn't run. i mean, this thing is going so poorly, he's so far back. to me it doesn't make much sense for him to run. people are just outraged and they're coming together and they don't care if they're democrat, republican, liberal, conservative. it's wonderful to see the way certain creative, energetic people in this country are coming

>> you spoke with katie miller, who, of course, part of the trump administration, married to stephen millerecture of this. she made comments to you many thought were offensive. walk us through that and the white house response? >> the truth of the matter is katy tur and myself were out to dinner with katie miller, a source dinner, talking to her about what she was working with at the time for homeland security. what she told us was she was sent to the border to become more compassionate because she wasn't. read in the book exactly what she said to us. she said, it didn't work. i said, it didn't work? i said, are you a white nationalist? she said, no, but i believe if you can to america you should simulate. why do we have little havana. i didn't know what to say. what do you say when someone in a position of power saying someone like that to you. what it says to me, what i took away from it is that is the underlying intention of people in this administration. it's not to deter immigration, fix the immigration system it's the words she said. she didn't just say it to me but katy tur and other