stephen miller's dad you start to see the shift in stephen miller himself going around -- one thing he had to go to santa monica high school, which is very diverse and hi younger brother would later taped a mostly white private high school. so tee seven miller fines behind displaced, angry, feelening like he lost his place in line and this is when you see him breaking up with his mexican friend, jason, telling him that he can't be friend with someone with a latino heritage. and this is when you see him going around school, telling his mexican classmates to go back their countries going into school board meet doing rail against measures to improve racial equity, just expressing a lot of park about these issues that you don't normally see a teenager getting that riled up about. >> his father, too -- i was shocked by this parallel to the current president. and obviously miller's current load star. his father who is a lawyer by training ended up leave the law and entering real estate of all things. and that -- what a bizarre antecedent to the present moment. >> his father's described to me

this speaks to stephen miller's influence because stephen miller's mentor from the time he was a childding him talking points for donald trump throughout his life according to private correspondence i obtain for the book, david horwitz is the person who started this idea partyty in the republican where in 2006 he published a watchlist of liberal professors who allegedly posed some kind of apocalyptic threat toto society. , he shaped stephen miller's career. he is a man who b believes the only real racism is racism against white men. he teaches young conservatives like stephen miller at a very young age how to use the language of the civil rights movement against the civil rights movement. so calling people of color and liberals the real racists were real oppressors and painting white conservative men as the oppressed and already come asas victims s of d discrimination, s yoyou sit with h people like che kirk and throughout the rnc, this idea that republicans and white men are being canceled, that there is this horrible canceled culture t that is tryig to eliminate freedom o of speech a

the other thing is that stephen miller, and this is important, stephen miller always encourages trump'smpulses, which trump appreciates because every time he listens to a more moderate adviser he gets pummelled and ridiculed by his base as weak. he wants to be seen as a killer and stephen miller shares his instincts for violence. he has his fingers on the pulse of his most violent voting base to see these really hostile policies separating childrens from parents, turning away the most vulnerable, most desperate people at the u.s./mexico border. so all these cruel policies, he needs the, you know, hatred in order to rally people around the policies and he's been effective of getting that hatred through systemic demonization of immigrants as well as the people who support them in the democratic party. >> you know what's fascinating is you are so right. all of the aides that have come in and out of the white house, there have been a steady stream, an unprecedented stream, the one person who has held on is stephen miller because stephen miller always plays to the lowest common denominator w

and this is because stephen miller gets donald trump.ally, psychologically and spiritually. this is partly rooted in his childhood, which i delve into in the book. his father was a real estate investor tangled up in legal disputes and bankruptcy, much like trump. he's described as very trump like. he grew up in a similar family to trump, has similar values. he used to go to las vegas dressed up as the robert de niro mobster character in the movie "casi "casino." he shares the same perception of what it means to be a man that donald trump. miller pushes donald trump in the most aggressive direction and trump has come to appreciate this because it speaks to his base and, you know, whenever he follows a more moderate adviser's advice, he gets ridiculed as weak. so he's leaning more and more on stephen miller during this time of crisis because he believes it going to win him reelection. >> the book is "hate monger, stephen miller, donald trump and the white nationalist agenda." thank you. up next, what attacks on the postal service mean for

with me now, stephen miller and from the north anna stephen, good afternoon to you.s well over $10 billion for schools that still has not been used. that is the case, why don't we get to it? >> that's a great question. we have $10 billion ready sitting there waiting for schools to reopen, the cdc has provided guidance for each school on how to safely reopen and we are shipping out masks to low income families and children so we can reopen in the same fashion. the public policy question for every city and community in this country is how to take care of our children in a way that advances their health and long-term well-being. any country that wants to succeed over the long haul has to put the needs of children first. >> bill: however, in georgia today, more than 2,000 already in quarantine, several hundred positive tests. does that lay bare the issues for what lies ahead for so many? >> i think we need to have a very rational, fact-based, science-based conversation about the threat factors and who coronavirus, who the china virus targets. we need to open schools in a

stephen miller got angry and pointed his frustration towards kirstjen nielsen.s your fault that the policy hasn't been carried out. he said the justice department stood ready to prosecute. dhs needed to do the separating so that any immigrants with children would be separated. nielsen said there was not enough resources to do this and it would result in separation and possibly losing children in this chaotic and clogged system. miller said forget that. forget logistics. let's put this to a vote. a sea of hands went up. nielsen's was not among them. she was out voted. within a number of days she signed the memo that resulted in the separation of 2,800 children. to put a fine point on this, it was here that we see miller said that anyone who doesn't enforce this law is unamerican. he was not someone who had been senate confirmed to run the department of homeland security. his power was able to reach and put this policy into place. we're able to see that through the documents and through people who sat in this room. >> jacob, you have been covering this from the be

jared, stephen miller, she is the only other original white house person of significance left other than the president and vice president. herink kelly and had shown staying power and value to the president and she will continue to show that privately, in her consultations with the campaign, and publicly, because i think you will see her in more of a public presence on tv as the campaign gets to the point where the public is really paying attention. anyonethe president or close to him discussed with you in recent weeks the idea of leaving mike pence off the republican ticket? gov. christie: no. in campaignong with war, replacing the vice president of candidate goes along with a brokered convention. every four years we talk about it, the media talks about it with anticipation and it hasn't happened since 1960. and it's not happening now. in terms of a brokered convention. replacing the vice president of candidate will not happen. the president has great respect for the vice president. by the way no one votes for , number two on the ticket, bob. with a guy like donald trump, the ultimate a

really beside jared and stephen miller she's only other original white house person of significance left other than the president and the vice president. i think kelly and has shown her staying power and her value to the president and she will continue to show that both privately and inner consultation with the campaign and the president and publicly because you see her more as more public presence on tv as the campaign gets to the point where the public is really paying attention. >> speaking of vice president pence has a present or anyone close to him ever discuss disch you in recent weeks the idea of leaving him off the republican ticket? >> no. this goes along with campaign lower where the vice president canticles long with a brokered convention. every four years we talk about it, immediate talks about with bated breath in anticipation and it hasn't happened since 1960. it's not happening now in terms of a brokered convention. replacing the vice president unity is not going to happen. and by the way, no one votes for the number two on the ticket anyway, bob. you're talking about with

really beside jared and stephen miller, the original white house person of significance left. other than the president and the vice president. i think she is charter staying power and she will continue to show that both private silly and enter consultations with the campaign with the president and you'll see her presence even more on the tv is a campaign gets to where the republicans really are paying attention. bob: has the president ever discussed with you in recent weeks the idea of living him off of thebl republican ticket. chris christie: no. this goes along with a campaign war. the vice presidential candidate, is along with the broker convention. every four years heur talks abot it . the media talks about with baited breath. it has not happened. since 1960. and is not happening now. in terms of a broker convention. and he's not going to do that. by the way, the number two on the bob brady are talking about a guy like donald trump, the ultimate alpha, on top of the ticket. but if heg, changed it from my pants to anybody else print that would vote for him. it would have en

stephen miller, according to officials president at a white house meeting.beginning. again, your reaction to finding out yet another piece of this puzzle? >> what's particular fascinating, jonathan, about the exclusive that we reported on late last week is that this event, the show of hands, literally, meeting in the white house situation room that stephen miller called for to move forward with wide-scale family separations and there were family separations that had happened at that point, happened at the exact moment that president trump's sister was telling her niece about how reprehensible that she felt the policy was. and what we uncovered by talking to two people in this room, senior administration officials, not just senior administration officials, but cabinet-level officials including secretary of state mike pompeo, john bolton, alex azar invited to the meeting as the secretary of health and human services, stephen miller said it was un-american not to move forward with the family separation policy. kirstj kirstjen nielsen kept her hand down. but the

it wasn't just stephen miller, i attack him a lot.tion who purposely pushed out immigration. our border crossing numbers are down i think they 18,000 board apprehensions are down 18,000 a month, where well before the à Ãi know that there are other things you could do he hasn't done. i know the executive order was written, i know people who wrote it. i don't know why it was never signed. i think in the right settings president trump really does believe that americans are being shafted and americans got the wrong side of the sale on many many issues. i just think that when you're constantly being told, if you do something, you're going to crash the economy or you are going to lose reelection, over and over tickets hesitate. i do know for a fact that they are working on this executive order and it may be very very good and hopefully it is. i know he's being pressured to do the right things now and hopefully for the promises he made to people like i saw president trump when he ran. back in the day he's always going to be a billionaire, he

it's rnc, it's stephen miller, it's people coming to his defense, it's people on trump tv. it's not a temper tantrum. it's a concerted strategy. they want to make it harder to vote in the midst of a pandemic. they want it to be the case that their people vote in person, and the other people vote by mail. and then, they can just kind of try to get rid of the mail-in ballots. it's pretty clear, one way to do that is to slow down the mail, in general, which is what they are already doing, right in front of our eyes. here's a headline. "washington post." postal service backlog sparks worries that ballot delivery could be delayed in november. we have been covering this story, night after night, squan have been getting dozens of e-mails from people who worked in the post office, customers. about being told to leave mail. and as "the washington post" greg sergeant reported today, florida, arizona, wisconsin, pennsylvania, and georgia, it is not a question of when you mail your ballot, right? the postmark. it's a question of when it's received. if the mail is too slow, so it doesn'

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 and traders. you should know all that since you were alive for it, i'm pretty sure when lee surrendered to grant at appomattox, miller was there popping out of his coffin the gop is to

. >> reporter: today, white house senior adviser stephen miller railed against mail-in ballots here at white house. he said nobody who mails in a ballot has their identity confirmed. that is just not true. states have several safeguards in place to prevent fraud, including signature analysis and barcodes on the ballots. and, norah, overall, mail-in voting fraud is very rare. >> o'donnell: some important fact checks. ben tracy, thank you. tonight, there are reports the "ellen degeneres show" may be coming to an end. there are accusations of racism and sexual misconduct behind the scenes and, tonight, ellen is responding. here's cbs' jamie yuccas. >> i'm happy. i'm very excited. >> reporter: the latest accusations from former "ellen show" staffers have struck at the heart of the 17-year-old show's happy persona. >> when i say be kind to one another, i really mean it. >> dozens and dozens of former employees shared experiences and stories about what they call a culture of sexual harassment and misconduct. >> reporter: krystie yandoli broke the story on buzzfeed news, interviewing nearly 5

don't care nothing about president trump is when they came to the hiring practices early on, stephen miller aggressively pushed out a lot of immigration hawks because i believe he's a sociopath and he pushed out a lot of people that could have been an ally to him and now he stands as one of the only people in the room. at the same exact time, you have a lot of people that are different. so let's take ending the benefit for its sanctuary cities. if you do that you make new york city less of a target. i understand where they are coming from but it isn't a uniform voice inside of the administration and there could have been had things gone differently early on. it was one of many people in the administration. he's done some things very well and border crossing members fighting hard on 18,000 were before they were over 100,000. that was very crucial. i know there are other things he needs to do. i don't know why it was never signed. i could tell you, but i think in the right settings, president trump does believe that americans are being shafted and are on the wrong side of many issues. i think

you have to either throw it away, or give it to stephen miller.s definition was never meant to accurately portray the black experience or many shades of blackness itself. it was made with the singular intention of finding the most efficient way of excluding as many people as possible from whiteness. so, yes, it is disgusting that these people are now trying to disqualify kamala harris from being black. and i will say this, kamala, don't worry. this might just be a rite of passage on the road to greatness, because it turns out there's another black person who also wasn't black before. >> rupert murdoch suggested president obama isn't a real black president. >> he hasn't actually had the african american experience. in fact, he's not descended from slaves on either side of his family. >> obama did not grow up in poverty. his grandmother, the typical white woman, worked in a bank. he wasn't down with the struggle. he doesn't have slave blood. >> this guy grows up in hawaii with a kansas mother. his life is different. he doesn't suffer in the way that

in fact the only guest required to wear a face mask was stephen miller and that wasn't coronavirus relatedr lining is trump speech was so boring there's no risk anyone would spread droplets by cheering. but in many ways this is trump's coronavirus response in a nutshell. his top priority isn't health or safety, his top priority is making donald trump look good. nearly 4,000 americans died during the four nights to have the r.n.c., but trump won't let that get in the way of a good tv backdrop. in fact, when asked about the lack of precautions at the speech, a white house official said, quote, everybody is going to catch this thing eventually, and if that's the attitude of the white house, then i'm disappointed. because the trump i know doesn't quit. when he had an affair with stormy daniels, he didn't just go, well, everybody is going to know about this eventually. no, he paid her off, signed n.d.a.s, he did everything he could to make her go away. in fact, maybe we should get trump to bang covid 19, then we know he'll shut it down. so, look, i don't think trump won a lot of voters with tha

in moments, i will speak to senator tim kaine and then reaction with stephen miller.

from his popular podcast investigative journalist jean guerrero reports on white house advisor stephen miller'sd his influence in the trump administration in the book "hatemonger. los angeles times business columnist michael hiltz that chronicles the creation of the transcontinental railroad and the impact it had on the financial world in "iron empires".by these titles this coming week wherever books are sold and watch for many of these authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> hello, welcome to the atlanta history center virtual author talks featuring heather lende in conversation with jessica hamlin. kate whitman, vice president of hauser programs and community engagement for the atlanta history center. really glad you are here and thanks for being with us. this talk will also be broadcast on c-span so that for that. you can purchase copies "of bears and ballots" there's a link in the chat so you can view that. we provided a link on our

>> what's going to happen in november depends on whether stephen miller, the most powerful advisor inis strategies continue to work. that's up for debate, whether that's going to be effective. but what we do know is if they do win re-election in november we're going to see much greater attacks on the immigrant community. this is an advisor who was indoctrinated at a very young age, as i show in my book, in white supremacists ideology. and this is, you know, actually a lot bigger than the immigration issue. steven miller is a public relations dpl s flak who was pu charge of making policies for this country. for my conversations with white house officials for the book, this has left americans more vulnerable to a range of real threats, everything from domestic terrorism to cyber warfare to the pandemic we're seeing today because of steven miller's laser focus on keeping out black and brown families, which we will see in another term. >> fantasy land is a book about how america has been fert royal ground for certain kind of people from p.t. barnum to walt disney, where you can believe in

and one of his top advisers, stephen miller, echoed that line, as well. >> nobody who mails in a ballot their identity confirmed. nobody checks to see if they're even a u.s. citizen. think about that. any -- any foreign national, talk about foreign election interference -- can mail in a ballot and nobody even verifies if they're a citizen of the united states of america. >> yeah, he's lying. keeping them honest, that's just not true. in states that already conduct mass mail-in balloting, voter i.d. is always confirmed. for instance, through signature matches or use of driver's license numbers. also, most ballot envelopes have unique barcodes. there is another worry, though. and that's the u.s. postal service. "the washington post" reports that it's experiencing days-long backlogs after a top trump donor, now running the agency, cut costs in areas, including overtime pay and sorting machines. some who work in the service fear this could hamper timely delivery of ballots. the post office says some worry the postmaster general could be tipping the electoral scales for his boss. that's conc

that meeting was led by trump's senior adviser stephen miller. according to two officials miller said if we don't enforce this, it is the end of our country as we know it. with me is jacob soboroff, one of the reporters who broke the story. thank you for making time for us tell us who was in the room and tell us how this vote by hand came to be. >> alicia, it was unbelievably shocking, even to me who covered this policy from beginning to end and saw what actually happened on the ground to the thousands of children who were systematically tortured in the words of physicians for human rights by the trump administration. we're talking about a.j. sessions, kirstjen nielsen, steven miller, mike pompeo, alex azhar, john kelly, the white house chief of staff at the time, chris liddell, a deputy chief of staff, mark short, now chief of staff to the president of the united states. all of these people were invited to be at these meetings at a time when separations were happening and had been happening but not at the scale that steven miller had wanted to s

investigative journalist jean guerrero reports on stephen miller's political career and his influence in the trump administration and the hatemonger. and los angeles times business columnist michael hill sick chronicles creation of a transcontinental railroad and the impact it had on thefinancial world and iron empires . find these titles this coming week wherever books are sold and watch for many of the authors in the near future on book tv on c-span2. >> hello and welcome to the atlanta history center ritual author talk series, i've posted on second thought. tonight i am talking with louise with lisa napoli about her book "up all night: ted turner,cnn and the birth of 24-hour news" . you can purchase the book directly from a cappella books. the link is in the chat on the right of your screen and also at the atlanta history center website. as at least and i are talking some of your weapon questions and you can use the q and a feature at the top of your screen and i will try to integrate as many of them as i am allowed. we will be broadcasting excerpts of this interview friday so you

remember, it was him and stephen miller who really created the trump political brain trust. it's steve bannon who was responsible for president trump's nationalist -- critics call it xenophobic america first campaign footing. so we, we went to that oval office spray, the president seated across from the iraqi prime minister. to the president's left were secretary of state mike pompeo, vice president mike pence. i asked president trump about the news of the day, this indictment. and you heard the president there say that he feels badly, that he hasn't dealt with steve bannon in a while, he doesn't know about the project remember call , he called it a sad thing. this is a typical response, when people close to him face legal trouble, are brought up on charges, he minimizes, he places distance from himself, he diminishes. i asked, respectfully, mr. president, this isn't just about steve bannon, it's about michael cohen, rick gates, paul manafort, michael flynn, the list continues. i said, what does it say about your judgment, what does it say about the culture of lawlessness in

west wing tested but just those people that meet with the president so say you're a deputy of stephen miller you may not be tested on a daily basis so that's why it seems to be to see them expand who it is that they test and trying to make it more of a widespread idea happening at the white house. >> all right. ka thank you live from the white house there. >>> the president is now attacking another one of his white house coronavirus task force doctors. this time it is dr. birx. it's the first time that he's gone after her just a day after she issued new warnings. the president responding to house speaker nancy pelosi's comments that she lacks confidence in birx. here was pelosi in morning explaining why on cnn. >> i don't have confidence of anyone who stands there while the president says swallow lysol to cure the virus. it will kill you and you wont have the virus anymore. >> i should note that the white house called it deeply irresponsible for pelosi to attack birx but now the president is attacking birx. with me now is dr. jonathan rhiner, a professor of medicine at george washington univ

to you every time i talk about what i saw down there, the kids in the cages at the border but stephen millere 25,000 more children than were separated in the two months alone under that zero tolerance period. if you were to extrapolate that out we're talking about 100,000 children if they were to have separated every parent from their child that arrived at the southwest border. a very famous column saying the cruelty is the point and there is no other way to look at this or understand the motivations of the officials without that as the underlying motivation and in the book there are countless examples of what can be described only as crewty. >> you talk about the term torture that was used. think about what happened. isolation, depravation of contact with others, depravation of sleep, control over light and temperature, all of the things that you use to torture people. >> well, let me give you one other example. the u.s. gvt v government is on the hook responsible for paying for the medical welfare, basically therapy sessions for families that were separated by the u.s. government and so ma

secretary, reporting that you regularly talk to the president and stephen miller. have you discussed the deployment of dhs agents to protests in connection with the president's reelection efforts and did the president or any of his staff, white house or campaign staff? sec. wolf: i am not able to comment on my discussions with the president or his senior staff. all the events that have taken place in portland or the events -- you hadris: have appointments with his campaign staff? sec. wolf: -- discusseds: have you the deployments with any of the president's campaign staff? sec. wolf: no. sen. harris: has the party affiliation of particular mayors or governors come up in any of your conversations with anyone about the deployment? sec. wolf: not in my conversations. sen. harris: are you aware of any conversations like that? sec. wolf: i will not comment on any privileged conversations i have had with the president. sen. harris: so you will not comment on whether the party affiliation of the mayors or others has come up? --. wolf: i see where you are going, i'm not go

and you're right, joy, again, it's steve bannon and donald trump and the stephen millers of the worldng on these racist white nationalists. and again, it's exactly, by the way, what we're going to see all next week at the republican national convention. >> it's the same guy mypillow guy that has a miracle cure for covid. let's get glenn in here. here are the people that were indicted. what i find very interesting here in reading this indictment, glenn, is that when bannon gets into this, he doesn't get into the scheme until they have already raised more than $20 million. and then the -- you know, the funding entity that they're using, the go fund me type of entity says we can't turn this money over to you unless you've got a genuine charity you're going to give this money to. so bannon whips up the charity and then uses that to funnel the money to kolfage and the others. this is a pretty classic -- what do you call this kind of a scheme, a ponzi scheme? what do you call it? >> i think what i would call it is steve bannon and company taking a chapter out of money laundering for dummies

his senior staff at the white house, whether it be chief of staff meadows and kellyanne conway, stephen miller, these are really solid people who i think work very hard for the american people every day. i'm proud to call them teammates in this broader pro-trump effort. and i think the president is proud of them as well. >> you were brought back into the campaign i want to say it's about four weeks' time and the pandemic sometimes are a little off. maybe it was a little bit longer, i may have that wrong. but before you got there, the trump campaign had a massive fund-raising lead, advantage over the biden campaign. they began this campaign in the spring with $182 million cash advantage. that is now gone and now the biden campaign is outspending your campaign on television. what happened? was there money that just disappeared? did you guys waste this money in the summer? is this why there's a new campaign team? >> no, not at all. we're conserving money right now and focusing a little more smartly and effectively on the states that are voting early. an important thing for folks to keep in mind i

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

investigative journalist jean guerrero reports on stephen miller's political career and his influence in the trump administration and the hatemonger. and los angeles times business columnist michael hill sick chronicles creation of a transcontinental railroad and the impact it had on thefinancial world and iron empires . find these titles this coming week wherever books are sold and watch for many of the authors in the near future on book tv on c-span2. >> hello and welcome to the atlanta history center ritual author talk series, i've posted on second thought. tonight i am talking with louise with lisa napoli about her book "up all night: ted turner,cnn and the birth of 24-hour news" . you can purchase the book directly from a cappella

on august 3, the washington post reported you regularly talk with the president and stephen miller.have you discussed the deployment of dhs agents to protests in connection with the approach -- with the president's reelection effort and with the president or any of his white house staff were campaign staff. -- or campaign staff? oni am not going to comment my discussions with the president or senior staff. on the events that have taken place in portland or -- >> have you discussed the deployment with any of his campaign staff? >> no. it has all been at the direction of the department. >> have you discussed the deployments with any of the president's campaign staff? >> no. ofhas the party affiliation mayors or governors come up in your conversations with anyone about the deployments? >> not in my conversations. >> are you aware of any conversations -- >> i am not going to comment on specific conversations. >> so you're not going to comment on whether the party affiliations of mayors or governors has come up in any conversations. statement, because i see where you are going, is i'm no

this civil war is going on between hard-liners like peter navarro, stephen miller, they're all trying to vie for the president's ear to issue a total ban on tiktok. they're being opposed by not quite unhard-liners in mike pompeo who is for a deal. steve mnuchin, the treasury secretary who is for a deal, meaning let's have president trump issue an executive order that essentially forces a divestiture. forget -- it will sound a little different than that, but this is essentially what they want. a divestiture of tiktok's u.s. operations from its parent and then allow 45 days for a company to come in to prove to the committee on for rin investments cfius, that is develops the technology, knows the algorithms, protect user data that is not shared with the chinese communist government. which is why this whole investigation started a year ago, when cfius, the committee on u.s. foreign investments launched an investigation is whether tiktok is an arm of the chinese government. whether it is using its data from u.s. users which has grown very popular for these short videos, gone beyond even li

secretary on august 3 the "washington post" reported that you regularly talk with the president and stephen milleruld have you discussed the deployment of dhs agents in connection with the president's re-election effort and with the president or any of his white house staff or campaign staff? >> i'm not going to comment on my discussions with the president or senior staff but all these incidents have taken place in portland or the event. >> sir have you discussed it with any campaign staff? >> no, they have all been under the direction of the department creates back i'm not sure for her to answer. to be discussed the deployment within a campaign staff? >> no. >> has the party affiliation of the particular mayors or governors come up in any of her conversations with anyone? >> not my conversation. or you are of any conversations? >> i'm not going to comment on specific comments. make your not going to comment on whether the mayors or governors have come up in any of her conversations? >> the general statement because i see where you're going is i'm not going to comment specifically on any discussio

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political future and i won't have it without donald trump, i'm all in because i actually agree with stephen millert we should put kids in cages. then you have those of us who say wait a minute, i'm standing on principle. i believe in the foundational ideals of our party, what lincoln and others created the party for. we created the party to free slaves and tear down walls, right. we created the party because we believed in a free enterprise system in a marketplace not only for the economy but for ideas. and so, we now are the ones who everyone look at and go what's wrong with you, that's not the correct question. the question is what's wrong with them, what's wrong with you, and what it is is one man. we get up every day america and we spend most of our day talking about one man. think about that. and what do you have to do to stop that kind of crazy? that's what this election is about. >> yeah. you're right. a party that was founded on freeing slaves and a party that, of course, ronald reagan famously made about tearing down walls. and now it is about putting children in cages and, by the way, we

stephen hahn fired the agency's chief spokeswoman, emily miller, who was installed in the position by the trump white house 11 days ago and whose resume includes work for the ultra-conservative one america news cable channel and for republican senator ted cruz's campaign. this is your fda. but meanwhile, the department of health and human services which oversees the fda and is run by a trump appointee has terminated the contract of the pr consultant who advised dr. hahn to correct the misleading statement about the benefits of blood plasma. the department's chief of staff says it was, quote, 100% coincidence. this is the context in which the president is promising a coronavirus vaccine by the end of the year. joining me now, former white house health policy advisor for the obama administration, dr. zeke emanuel. he's the vice provost of global initiatives at the university of pennsylvania, he's the author of the book "which one has the world's best healthcare" and for a microminute he was my co-host of a show weekly in which we looked at the science and the medical aspects of coronavi

spokeswoman ellie miller, who was part of the controversial rollout of convalescent plasma a covid-19 treatment that received emergency authorization this week fda commissioner stephen hahn initially declined to answer whether he was pressured to approve the treatment with her friend on your doctor on the rise of mister doctors. >>and that was jim acosta reporting for us for the second night in a row president trump spoke to a tightly packed crowd. with no social distancing in very few people wearing masks. today trump spoke at a new hampshire rally, new hampshire does have a face mask mandate. but this was reaction when an announcer as the crowd to wear masks. >>new hampshire executive orders, 63 plea where masses. >>and who's out as he spoke to the crowd. the president says he was disappointed they didn't let more people back into this airport rally. >>at the republican convention last night president trump made it clear his campaign will be focusing on law and order in a time of civil unrest kron four's catherine heenan asked 2 of our political analysts today whether they think that will resonate with the voters he needs. >>i believe it certainly can we live in a

spokeswoman, emily miller, who was part of the controversial rollout of convalescent plaza, a covid-19 treatment that received emergency authorization this week. fda commissioner stephen hahn initially declined to answer whether he was pressured to approve the treatment. >> was there pressure on you, dr. hahn, to authorize this? dr. hahn? >> reporter: and despite the health risks, campaign officials say the president will be holding more big events in the coming weeks with large crowds like the ones we saw here last night at the white house. and just as we saw after a rally in tulsa over the summer, campaign officials will be learning in the coming days whether staffers or other attendees at last night's speech were infected with the virus. wolf, not everyone was tested before last night's speech. >> and there'll be a big political rally in new hampshire tonight, a thousand or maybe more people will be gathered for that. we'll see how that goes. thank you very much, jim acosta, for reporting. let's bring in our chief political analyst, gloria borger and our cnn correspondent, abby phillip. the president still silent on the shooting of jacob blake, hasn't even acknowle