mark: stephen miller, founder of america first legal, stephen miller, the democrats are often schizophrenicds, we hear day in and day out that america is systematically racist. we hear that we have a dominant white privilege of society in all of this critical race theory crap that i say and it is regurgitated by the media among others and it is taught to our children now and if we were that kind of country why would 42 million people, south of the border, want to come to the united states rather than 42 million people in the united states try to leave the united states. >> so well said. the best measure of the kinds of freedom rights and dignity afforded by society is whether or not people are trying to leave en masse or whether or not people are trying to arrive and mass. it is basic a measure as you will get. look at the soviet union, classic example. people would do anything, anything to escape the soviet union and find a measure of freedom and human dignity. in the united states we are the number one global destination for migration and we have been for a very long time. the challenge t

mark: welcome back stephen miller founder of america stephen miller, the democrats are often schizophrenicr words, we hear doubt that america is systemically racist. we hear that we have a dominant white privilege society all of this critical race theory crap may i say. regurgitated by media among others. it is taught to our children now. and if we were that kind of country, why would 42 million people south of the border want to come to the united states rather than 42 million people in the united states try to leave the united states? >> the -- [laughter] so well said the best measure of the kinds of freedom rights, dignity is afforded by a society is whether or not people are trying to leave believe in mask or arrive in mass. basic and look at the soviet union union a classic example people would do anything, anything to escape the soviet union and find a measure of freedom and human dignity. in the united states, we are the number one global destination for migration. and we have been for a very long time. the challenge that we have as a country then is to establish rules and condition

who still is listening to stephen miller?miller is very much being cast as a normal person on fox news. he is being repeatedly given a platform on fox to spout his hateful ideologies, and that is something that unfortunately we have seen not only on conservative media and also on more left will leaning media outlets where stephen miller is continuing to be given a platform to spout his hateful ideologies, even though he has a documented history which i delve in to in in my book of promoting white nationalism. whether it's while he was on the trump campaign, promoting white supremacy literature, and recommending it to his peers and drawing from eugenics nonprofits to shape immigration policies. he has a documented and dangerous history of white supremacy. he is cast as a form figure and that is a problem. >> thank you for your time. next, access to affordable child care, it's a big problem the president plans to aim to fix. how? that is next. >>> plus, how americans can't seem to get enough of the love sent by the second gentl

maria: welcome back i'm back with former white house senior advisor stephen miller, tell us about thently filed, here the outside counsel in partnering with ag paxton on the catch and release situation, walk us through. >> we filed two lawsuits, one to ensure that formate is delivered irrespective of one's rate ethnicity, it is specifically excluded people solely based on skin color that is outrageous. as her lawsuit with ken paxton the amusing ken paxton we are suing the in catch and release policy on our southern border that are spreading the pandemic in a way that not only violates federal law but the administration own covid regulation, let me make this point to your audience imagine you are living in an apartment building in a new landlord came in and ripped up all the doors and the windows and he said any lawbreaker and trespasser, any vandal, anyone even criminals who want to come into your building and your unit is free to do so. that is what president biden has done to the country, it should outrage every single person, i don't care if you're a democrat, republican, the only

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here now, stephen miller, former senior advisor to president trump.phen, your analysis of this situation, people are thinking of chick-fil-a. they won't. they won't be able to get the book sandwiches. there's serious underlying issues here. >> i had the privilege of working on the executive orders of president trump issued -- that president trump issued that banned the entry of foreign workers during the pandemic. that executive order was based on a department of labor analysis which found that historic number of american workers were sidelined and out of work because of the pandemic and pandemic related closures. the largest labor surplus, anyone has ever seen. joe biden came into office. he terminated that executive order. it got very little attention. 11 for the unrestricted entry of foreign workers whose sole reason for entering the country is filled u.s. jobs. these companies are simply addicted to that cheap labor. proper it is just that simple. >> laura: but steve, this is what they say. every time i bring this up, they will say, americans won'

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stephen miller and congressman andy biggs will be with us here, stay with us coming up. >> dan: welcomek to the special edition of hannity. president biden and vice president kamala harris continue to ignore the crisis at the southern border. illegal immigrants are flooding across the border which appears to be our wide-open border along with astounding quantities of illegal drugs. let's not forget all this is going on during the pandemic. meeting border patrol agents are often exposed to the virus. here to tell us the tragic story as investigative reporter and fox news contributor sara carter. >> a lot of times, we forget the many sacrifices that law enforcement officials make when they are out on the front lines in one of those is actually covid-19, border patrol has more than 8800 people that have become infected with covid-19 and of those, 31 died, one of them was freddy vasquez, border patrol agent that was beloved by everybody in his hometown of el paso. his wife and his four beautiful children have survived him and his wonderful canine partner. i want you to see what his friends

at different times so i first identify the super hawks which were people like steve madden or stephen miller to an extent. these were people who were very intent on confronting the ccp, even taking balanced view but there were also economic nationalists who wanted a trade deal structured in a very specific way. they had a temporary alliance . it was law enforcement and ve some officials who also wanted to take a more hawkish , i would say more aggressive competitive stance towards china but they didn't agree withthe super hawks on how to do that . most of them did the wall street thing which was that by a lot of executives who brought with them a coterie and they had a huge influence on the course of the relationship quite in the other direction. in the interest of the business sector and in the interest of wall street and more integration and more access and they steered the trade talks in a certain way. then you have certain individual figures who didn't fit into any one can't necessarily. ahe was the most influential advisor on china to the president because he was closest to the presiden

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now the question is, even "the new york times," stephen miller, they don't get very much right at allasking the question, okay, why is joe biden, goes to visit a 96-year-old former president, 93-year-old first lady, they are outside, they are socially distant, jill and joe vaccinated, they have their masks on outside vehicle to enter the home of the carters, they are right on top of them with no mask on. these are older people, i thought to protect older people, that is what they said. and then, vaccine works, why are they wearing the mask when they leave the carter residence? can you explain that to me? because that makes no sense to me. >> if you think you were trying to protect the elderly, somebody, a former president close to 100 years old, you would think would top that list, if that is what you are trying to do. but what this gets down to is virtue signaling versus science. closing schools, it's virtue signaling. wearing a mask outside, alone, in the woods, in the park, while you are running, while you are jogging, that is virtue signaling. that is not science. in this administ

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(as eric) "stephen miller smd g and i though w intruder!" "i'm sorry!" first biting incident happened march 8 when major was "surprised by an unfamiliar person, and reacted in a way that resulted in a minor injury." shouldn't that be... a "major" injury? ( "csi: miami" intro ) how many decades has that show bun off at this point? a long time. i think it was shot in a pa panavision. perhaps the worst dog scandal was days after the second bite, when white house staffers found a pile of poop in the hallway. pretty bad, but still less ofensive than the last number two. of course, the main thing voters wanted from joe biden is for him to "not be the previous guy." and for the most part, biden was the complete opposite. he actively fought the pandemic, he listened to scientists, he expressed empathy towards humans, he held his wife's hand. finger.ry, nibbled on her any form of affection is welcome! it's like america had been living in squalor with our unfis and then on january 20, grampa joe came around and said, "pack your stuff, you're coming to live with me

stephen miller -- i shouldn't say that, but we're having this conversation. we are in danger.ave to figure out how to preserve decency and we also have to acknowledge that there are americans in this country that aren't actually interested in preserving the rights of all americans, that is what the america first caucus is about. we just have to name that and figure out what to do with it, if we are brave enough to do it. >> both of our guests thankfully staying with us as i fit in a break. when we come back michelle obama's candid take on the chauvin verdict and all related matters. matters. many plug-ins are stuck in the past. they release a lot of scent at first but after a while, you barely know they're working. new febreze fade defy plug works differently. it's the first plug-in with built-in technology to digitally control how much scent is released to smell 1st day fresh for 50 days. it even tells you when it's ready to be refilled. upgrade to febreze fade defy plug. >> we know that while we are all breathing a sigh of relief over the verdict there is still work to be do

we have stephen miller and we have pete hegseth.ed. >> juan: way to go, jesse. we will be watching. all right. a writer once described heaven as an end also bookstore. well, take a look at a dream come true. yep. it's a magical bookstore with mirrored ceilings and walls all filled with books and reflections of books. architect's goal was creating the allusion of a never ending palace of books. the architect calls it a visual feast for readers. in truth, it's a huge bookstore located in china province and holds 80,000 books. i'm telling you, a visit to that bookstore would be heavenly. i think for any reader but especially for me. i just love books. martha, you are up. >> jesse: how i saved the world is being stocked there, i think. >> juan: i think so. >> will: looks like everybody's home library filled with books they don't read. >> martha: what do you do with all those disposable masks dusty johnson of south dakota has some ideas for us, throw it out, use it as a book mark. he also uses it to clean his glasses and then he hops up

todd: stephen miller has been very vocal about the dangers of the migrant surge and the implicationsor our country. take a listen. >> you can either have a large, stable and growing middle class or you can have unending illegal immigration. you can't have both. california used to be the true golden state, the place everyone wanted to be, the place everyone wanted to live, the place to pursue your middle class dreams and where you could live in a real sense the american dream. but decades of unending illegal migration shattered that dream. it's not the fault of the illegal immigrants. it's a reality of what happens when you have massive supplies of illegal low wage labor coming into any one playstation in a concentrated -- one place in a concentrated fashion. it puts wages down, deteriorates the middle class and leads to more poverty. todd: neither the president nor the vice president have gone to the border yet. >> fire crews are battling a massive fire at a wisconsin paper mill. flames engulfing the structure as firefighters work to stop it from spreading to neighboring properties.

jillian: you mentioned the border and, in fact, i want to play a clip of what stephen miller had to sayer today on "sunday morning futures." take a listen. >> i don't care if you're a democrat or republican, the only thing that joe biden is doing on the border not trying to stop illegal immigration, he's trying to accelerate it. they're building more facilities for the sole purpose of expediting the release of illegal migrants into the interior. jillian: let me ask you, you heard him say the president is trying to accelerate illegal immigration. is it fair to say that this administration is trying to accelerate it or that they're just not doing near enough to try and stop it? >> i would say they're accelerating. i agree with stephen, and here's why. look, you have almost 6,000 people coming across the day that we're reason ea memberedding, you have 1,000 at least a day that we cannot get to. those are called known getaways, so they're getting away. we also have probably another 2-3,000 a day that we just don't know how many are coming in. so you have roughly 10,000 people a day, and tha

according to our reporting, stephen miller held a show of hands vote in the white house situation roomnowing the consequences, what you would have to deal with right now. you don't believe that any of those people deserve to be held accountable for their role in this? >> that's not what i said. what i said was that we are focused on reuniting the families and then when we do so or when -- or when we are far further along in doing so, we will turn to other issues that the family separation policy involves. >> some of the activists and attorneys that represent the families say it's imperative that accountability is part of the conversation right now. secretary mayorkas stresses, they are focused on reuniting families, not just the four this week but the over 1,000 that remain separated, before they get to the accountability piece of this. >> jacob soboroff live for us with that great exclusive. thank you so much. >>> thanks for watching this hour of "hallie jackson reports." highlights and our reporting on twitter. we will see you there throughout the weekend. happy mother's day to those

you know, we have stephen miller making his arguments.desperately to hold on to this idea that it must remain right, at least portions of it. so there's this sense that here we go again, that we have to navigate this again, and it makes the utterance of tim scott who you mentioned in the segment that america's not racist. you judge that claim over and against these sorts of experience and you have to say something is not right here. something is not in alignment here. >> there is this dichotomy, though, in elizabeth city that the mayor, the manager and the police chief, all black and there is a historically black college and you have this confederate monument right next to the city hall named our heroes, what do you make of that? >> well, you know, james baldwin in his last book published in 1985 entitled "the evidence of things not seen" wanted to grapple with this question what happens when white supremacy still obtains and black folks hold the reins of power. it is centered around the atlanta child murder, craig. all of these black bab

ashley: stephen miller says the biden administration is reportedly spending $600 million a year to --illion a year to house migrant children. todd: president biden and vice president harris hitting the road to promote their $4 trillion spending plan. ashley: david spunt is live in washington with a look at week ahead. >> reporter: this is going to be a busy week for both the president and vice president, senior members of his staff as well, a chance for the president to meet with americans, look at them eye to eye to sell that spending proposal when talking about infrastructure. the president back at the white house now, after spending a weekend with family in wilmington, delaware. in just a few hours, he'll be wheels up again to southeastern virginia to talk about infrastructure. we're looking at $621 billion to modernize transportation infrastructure, as part of his plan, $400 billion for senior and disabled care, $300 billion to boost manufacturing industry, moving d list, $100 billion to expand broad band access and a other technology improvements. the gop is saying we can do this

happens after his tweet was interesting, he was a previously re-tweeted by trump figures like stephen millerat he is absolutely right. he got a big thumbs up from ted cruz who said bravo to yang for opposing the rabidly pro hamas and anti-initial attacks from fellow democrats. both on others using the opportunity to explicitly tag of -- the politics you are shifting. both in the region where israel has normalized relationship with the arab countries inches the last few years. and the democratic party has a growing -- so far 20 democrats have issued statements condemning israeli governments for its actions in east jerusalem. democratic congresswoman betty macomb has a bill with 18 cosponsors to prohibit them from using usa from military detention. ben rhodes, has seen firsthand the complexity of the relationship between israel and palestinians and the domestic politics of it all and he was a deputy -- he joins me now. ben i want to start off -- things are bad right now. they are escalating. there is real concern, the un envoy talked about the concn war. what is your reaction to what we're see

stephen miller, thanks so much. and personal. >> thank you. >> brian: last four years and how it's different over the past four months. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> brian: members of the squad are accusing israel of terrorism. is president biden going to stand up to them this time? meanwhile john kerry is finally being pressed on his attempts to undermine what many believe president trump's foreign policy over the last four years? senator marco rubio has been scrambled to react to that and more next. ♪ tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection, and don't change or stop your asthma treatments, including steroids, without talking to your doctor. are you ready to du more with less asthma? just ask your asthma specialist about dupixent. i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her clai

he was approvingly retweeted from stephen miller. andrew yang is exactly right.rong. he got a big thumbs up from ted cruz who said bravo to yang for opposing the rapidly pro-hamas and antiisrael attacks from fellow members. the politics here are shifting both in the region where israel has normalized relations with a number of arab nations and here in the u.s. where the democratic party has a growing fissure over this very issue. so far nearly 20 democrats in the senate and house have issued statements. there is a bill with 18 co-sponsors to prohibit them from using u.s. aid and annexing palestinian land. ben rhoades has seen the complexities and the domestic politics of it all. he was the deputy national security adviser for strategic communications and speech writing and ben rhoades joins me. ben, i want to start. things are bad right now. they are escalating. there's real concern. the u.n. envoy for middle east peace talked about the concern of full scale war. what is your reaction to what we are seeing right now? and what the biden administration can do. >> w

also sharing rudy's dna, his first wife [ laughter ] former trump administration official stephen millerd of trying to sabotage new york mayoral candidate andrew yang's campaign by publicly endorsing him in a series of tweets and yang can sabotage his own campaign with tweets, thank you very much. new york governor andrew cuomo yesterday released his 2020 tax returns. though, keep in mind, he loves to underreport things. south carolina governor henry mcmaster signed a bill into law yesterday that requires death row inmates to choose between the electric chair or a firing squad or there's always the third option, just pay the parking ticketuty sheriff's patrol vehicle and now the tesla driver will likely face a battery charge [ laughter ] do you like that one, wally? a battery charge [ laughter ] and finally, an anonymous resident of an apartment in australia recently posted a message in the building's elevator addressed "to the woman with extremely loud orgasms. can you imagine reading that and thinking, "oh, no! i sound like a woman?" [ laughter ] because, you know, it's like when you h

stephen miller.ted to first say that i'm really in support of some of the quick build projects that have been implemented during covid such as the geary project. and other projects such as mission would be great if there was actual enforcement to keep cars, especially cars that are parked, because it's not the cars that are moving that create large issues in the transit lanes. those are few and far between. but those that are stopped and the bus has to merge out, which is especially a problem along mission street throughout the mission district and in downtown. it's terrible how slow the buses are. the other thing they wanted to say i that i think that it's great that the k.t. will be running the entire line like it did prior to covid. and i think that the l bus should run like the m bus and not go all the way downtown because it's not necessary to have a million buss going busesg downtown and have people transfer to the subway and you can have higher quality service on the outer part of the line whi

have all of that coming up i have an exclusive sitdown with governor abbott and ag paxton and stephen millerook. as i keep busy working, the donuts, moments away. i know what that is, let's keep playing this game, coming up. pete: mother's day is right around the corner and what better way to celebrate mom then with the brunch made from the heart. jedediah: lucky for us we have a resident expert on delicious ideas you can make in a hurry. pete: the author of happy in a hurry cookbook steve ducey who joins us live from his kitchen. >> what jed and will have in the studio is my grandma's hash brown quiche crust quiche, it's absolutely delicious. that is something if you like to make recipes, it's very easy to do, people who were not very good in the kitchen, if you want to make sure mom has something special, breakfast in bed in a week i'm in a show you how to make five-minute, i had it in new orleans and i cannot get them out of my mind. all you need is essentially a roll of greens biscuit, this particular recipe is from our friend stephanie who used to work on our show. to do this over mediu

miller, blames riot on organized conspiracy. listen to the back and forth he had with congressman stephen lynch about what the secretary said previously about the role of former president trump and what he said yesterday. mr. lynch: but for president trump's speech, do you think anyone would have marched on the capitol and tried to overrun the capitol without the president's remarks? i know you've answered this question several times, but i'd like you to answer it for the committee. mr. miller: i think i'd like to modify my original assessment. mr. lynch: why am i not surprised about that? mr. miller: based on what chief conte said, we're getting more information by the day, by the minute about what happened. to highlight some other observations that were made, it's clear now although we're going to find out through the department of justice process and the legal system, it seems clear there was some sort of conspiracy where there were organized assault elements that intended to assault -- [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021]

stephens. mr. jones. mr. yarmouth. >> yarmouth is present. >> chairman scott. ranking member keller. >> present. >> mr. stefanik. >> stefanik present. >> mrs. miller-meeks. mr. owens. >> owens present. >> mr. good. >> good present. >> mr. kau thorn. mrs. steel. mrs. fox. chairwoman adams, that concludes the role call. >> thank you so much. let me also say any members who wish to insirte written statements into the record may do so by submitting them to the clerk electronically in microsoft word. i want to now introduce the witnesses. mrs. rebecca dixon is executive director of the national employment law project. as executive director, ms. dixon has worked to build and contribute to a strong workers' rights movement that dismantles structural racism, eliminates economic inequality and builds worker power. mr. paul decamp is a member of the firm epstein, becker and green. in 2006l÷hesz ÷ and 2007 mr. served as the administrator of the u.s. department of labor's wage and hour division and now frequently represents employers in complex wage and hour class and mass actions in government investigations. ms. lisa romero, president of the united farmworkers, the na

miller song foundation to honor the causes that were important to ethan. veterans, animals, standing up for those who are vulnerable or marginalized. mr. stephen willeford is a native of southerland, springs, texas. he began shooting at a young age and honed his skills by participating in competition as he grew older. he made sure his three children were trained in gun safety, passing along his expertise. following the deadly mass shooting in sutherland springs in november of 2017, mr. willeford became known as "the good guy with a gun." having disrupted the shooter. stephen credited his faith and preparedness as to why he was able to step in during the critical accident to that training. dr. maya haasz is a board certified pediatric emergency medicine physician at children's hospital colorado and an assistant professor of pediatrics at the university of colorado school of medicine. she is a researcher focused on firearm injury prevention and founded and chairs the firearm injury prevention collaborative at children's hospital. joe bartozzi is president and ceo of the national shooting sports foundation and the sporting arms and ammunition man