this was something architect stephen miller put in place to try to shut down the border. it has basically shut down the border, a legal asylum process for people to claim asylum. we have to keep reminding people that it is legal to come to the united states to claim asylum. people have been shut out for two years. we have people waiting on the doorstep of the united states to try to come and seek help. they have been coming, even when title 42 was put into place. they have been coming, because the situation have been so dire in their home countries. coming to american where we have a process in place of asylum. so i think it's time for us to end title 42. it's inhumane. the key to it will be to be prepared. >> there are camps throughout northern mexico, close to the u.s. border. thousands of people from cuba, from nicaragua, from venezuela, from just virtually a lot of places that are going through real hell politically, economically, a change in their weather and the climate. i'm just wondering, do you think some republicans will say title 42 should be extended, because

stephen miller is the founder of america first legal and a former adviser to president trump. what is happening, miller. i can feel something. can you? >> well, i think the "new york times" is trying to figure out when they can find the point just far enough away from the 2020 election and not close enough to the 2022 election that they can correct a few things for history for posterity. while doing minimal damage to the democratic party. so they have to fix things to get the footnotes right on history but do it in the time that is going to cause the littlest damage to democrats' electoral prospects. >> jesse: during a war that everyone is paying attention to. slip it in on auto friday. >> sitting on this for a long time when can we figure out how to correct the record on whole russian disinformation and free speech thing. wait until we are in the middle after nuclear war potentially and also on a friday and we will get it done. >> jesse: did you catch what catherine herridge said on cbs. she admitted cbs has had hunter's laptop since late 2020, since the election, but now the

stephen miller is a former white house senior advisor who covered the immigration issue.thing he predicted came true, that's why they hate him so much and what we are so proud to have internet. thanks for coming on. this does seem like it's accelerating, the invasion of the united states from the south. >> well, last year was the largest year for illegal immigration in american history certainly in world history, and this year we are already seeing substantial dramatic increases on top of last year's record breaking numbers. so we are looking at many billions of unlawful foreign nationals seeking to enter this country without any legal permission whatsoever to completely change our country. and i think of the americans of elation falls because we had no border, history will record with the greatest astonishment that we barely even spoke of it. we barely even spoke of it. millions of workers are being displaced from their jobs, our taxpayers are being drained of their finances, our hospital and medical system is crashing. our educational system is being destroyed. it's not

picnic with their daughter and friends saturday afternoon, san francisco police say 46 year-old stephen miller seen in this photo from that day approached the group of mothers and daughters took some of their food and began tossing it into the scent soon after unprovoked miller grabbed a soda can and hurled it at fleming's face which knocked her down and when it got into the emergency room, they were. >> that's what they were focused on was just making sure that they say the eye fleming's friend sharon tetlow rest carla to the hospital and witnessed everything that happened after the attack that. >> 2 policemen, 2 arrested restrain this person like. was very violent. hello says this is sort of her friend amplify some of the issues going on in the city. this person has, as carla said. >> hires this person to be dispatched either. >> you know, we have good conservancy rules which are not being deployed. i think we need to hold our city officials 2. addressing safety for. people as well karen safety for. maybe some of them are vulnerable people that might be on the street. i don't think we should

police say 46 year-old stephen miller grabbed a soda can and hurled it at the victim's face. forced him sack a talk to the victim tonight. >> like getting hit by a prize fighter and mean lou and i staggered and then i fell in the edges. >> consciousness. carla fleming's is recovering from a broken nose in serious eye injury after a man assaulted her at ocean beach in san francisco while she was at a birthday picnic with her daughter and friends saturday afternoon, san francisco police say 46 year-old stephen miller seen in this photo from that day approached the group of mothers and daughters took some of their food and began tossing it into the scent soon after unprovoked, the other grabbed a soda can and hurled it at fleming's face, which knocked her down and when it got into the emergency room, they were. >> that's what they were focused on was just making sure that they say the eye fleming's friend sharon tetlow rest carla to the hospital and witnessed everything that happened after the attack that. >> 2 policemen, 2 arrested restrain this person like. was very violent. h

police say 46 year-old stephen miller grabbed a soda can and hurled it at this woman's face taylor spokei fell in the edges. >> consciousness. carla fleming's is recovering from a broken nose in serious eye injury after a man assaulted her at ocean beach in san francisco while she was at a birthday picnic with their daughter and friends saturday afternoon, san francisco police say 46 year-old stephen miller seen in this photo from that day approached the group of mothers and daughters took some of their food and began tossing it into the scent soon after unprovoked, they were grabbed a soda can and hurled it at fleming's face, which knocked her down. and now to when it got into the emergency room, they were. >> that's what they were focused on was just making sure that they say the eye fleming's friend sharon tetlow rest carla to the hospital and witnessed everything that happened after the attack that. >> 2 policemen, 2 arrested restrain this person like. was very violent. hello says this is sort of her friend some of the issues going on in the city. this person has, as carla said. >> h

police say it was 46 year-old stephen miller who grabbed a soda can and hurled it at her kron four'slor spoke with her. >> like getting hit by a prize fighter and mean lou and i staggered and then i fell in the edges. >> consciousness. carla fleming's is recovering from a broken nose in serious eye injury after a man assaulted her at ocean beach in san francisco while she was at a birthday picnic with their daughter and friends saturday afternoon, san francisco police say 46 year-old stephen miller seen in this photo from that day approached the group of mothers and daughters took some of their food and began tossing it into the scent soon after unprovoked, they grabbed a soda can and hurled it at fleming's face, which knocked her down and when it got into the emergency room, they were. >> that's what they were focused on was just making sure that they say the eye fleming's friend sharon tetlow rest carla to the hospital and witnessed everything that happened after the attack that. >> 2 policemen, 2 arrested restrain this person like. was very violent. hello says this is sort of her

dina: stephen miller is the chair of the pinal county board of supervsiors and sits on the board of thetral arizona project, which manages the colorado river's canals and allocations through three counties. >> it's going to definitely have an effect on the economics of this community. $2.8 billion are generated in the ag community in pinal county. there's going to be less cotton grown, less hay grown. there's already herd depletion in the dairy industry. >> we are talking about if we have to sell to try to buy land in a more, you know, where there's more water available to us. but i think we're still in shock that we said the "s" word. you know, the "sale" word is almost more than any of us could emotionally handle. dina: for now, the caywoods are looking to deeper ground water wells for a reprieve. >> it just gives is this little tiny, shiny bit of hope that that could happen. dina: and it's that little bit of hope that allows the caywoods to continue staying rooted in pinal county -- for now. >> this is our family legacy. this is what we know how to do. this is what we're about. this

police arrived and arrested stephen miller. dan: the crisis in ukraine has forced president biden to rewrite part of his state of the union address. a big focus of the speech will be on the economy. we will discuss price increases, laying out a four point plan to lay out lower costs for families. please put out a fence across the capital as they prepare for possible protests by big rig truckers opposed to covid mandates. the state of the union address coverage begins tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. and on the abc seven streaming app available on apple tv and roku. ama: the falcon named and he has flown the coop. >> she may be out somewhere coop bring from -- recuperating from a sickness. ama: we hope she is ok. annie and her mate have been a fixture for more than five years. together they have raised 13 chicks. falcon watchers say she was already preparing her next -- nesting box. it is unclear what has happened to her. as for her mate, he has been harshest -- cautious of any females lying around the tower. dan: let's turn now to the wea

police arrived and arrested stephen miller. to rewrite part of his state of the union address. a big focus of the speech will be on the economy. we will discuss price increases, laying out a four point plan to lay out lower costs for families. please put out a fence across the capital as they prepare for possible protests by big rig truckers opposed to covid mandates. the state of the union address coverage begins tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. and on the abc seven streaming app available on apple tv and roku. ama: the falcon named and he has flown the coop. >> she may be out somewhere coop bring from -- recuperating from a sickness. ama: we hope she is ok. annie and her mate have been a fixture for more than five years. together they have raised 13 chicks. falcon watchers say she was already preparing her next -- nesting box. it is unclear what has happened to her. as for her mate, he has been harshest -- cautious of any females lying around the tower. dan: let's turn now to the weather forecast as we start another week. ama: and anoth

stephen l miller, thank you very much. >> thanks, kennedy.: president biden's state of the union address was more than a little strange. we are going to break down all the bizarre moments. don't worry, we can forget about you nancy but the federal reserve on track to raise interest rates this month. will that actually help inflation or are we passed the place of no return? we reached inflation event horizon, we will discuss that next. ♪♪ you can protect yourself from shingles with a vaccine proven to be over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness, and swelling at the injection site, muscle pain, tiredness, headache, shivering, fever, and upset stomach. ask your pharmacist or doctor about shingrix. shingles doesn

quakes they arrived on scene after arresting stephen miller.hey say the attack was unprovoked, but the incident does illustrate two problems in the city, one being safety. >> we shouldn't let somebody on the street that's extremely dangerous. >> not only should they be kept safe, but the general public should be also cap safe. >> as her physical and emotional wounds continue to heal, she shares this wish for change. >> i just would like to see san francisco be the amazing place that i know it to be because it was when i was growing up. quakes after the break, today former juror have any bias against scott peterson? the emotional testimony as ok, floor and decor, show me what you've got. now this tile says "spa day, all day." but this tile says "classic gone glam." and this modern look? it's sleek... yet chic. ok, i've got it. everything i need to pull this project together. and all at the perfect price. at floor and decor, you can realize any aspirational project at an inspirational price. because with an unmatched selection of high-quality pro

that, you know, title 42 was a policy put in place by the trump administration, and his adviser stephen miller but at this point the biden administration, it's their policy now, they've adopted it, and they have the opportunity now to do the right thing, and to end this policy for everyone. >> any indication from president biden of which direction or when he might end this? >> there have been some rumblings that title 42 may end soon, because as each day goes by the -- any public health justification, you know, that there may have been, you know, certainly faded away. so i think that, you know, i can't imagine how they would justify an extension of this policy on the basis of public health. >> professor bookie, you recently went to the border. what did you see? >> at the border, you know, i saw asylum seekers, families, children that are living in, you know, refugee camps, squalid conditions right on our doorstep, many of whom have family here in the united states, you know, waiting to receive them. just like sophia's family, to help them go through the asylum process. so we're -- >> i'm sorry

picnic with their daughter and friends saturday afternoon, san francisco police say 46 year-old stephen miller seen in this photo from that day approached the group of mothers and daughters took some of their food and began tossing it into the scent soon after unprovoked, they were grabbed a soda can and hurled it at fleming's face, which knocked her down. and now to when it got into the emergency room, they were. >> that's what they were focused on was just making sure that they say the eye fleming's friend sharon tetlow rest carla to the hospital and witnessed everything that happened after the attack that. >> 2 policemen, 2 arrested restrain this person like. was very violent. hello says this is sort of her friend amplify some of the issues going on in the city. this person has, as carla said. >> hires this person needs to be dispatched either. >> you know, we have good conservancy rules which are not being deployed. i think we need to hold our city officials 2. addressing safety for. people as well karen safety for. maybe some of them are vulnerable people that might be on the street. i do

that's when 46 year-old stephen miller stumbled upon their picnic, had violent episode and hold a soda can at fleming's face san francisco police arrested miller who made his first court appearance on wednesday. miller will be detained until a hearing planned for march 14th would be nice to know if he's undergoing some kind of treatment arm and not just sitting there. >> because if nothing's happening to him on the treatment front, 2 weeks later, he's going to be back out in the street. and do we expect anything to change his place as this is why she supports governor gavin newsom's new plan that would require some unhoused people with mental illness into treatment. however, play worries that the timeline for the plan to potentially take effect isn't soon enough. what's going to happen in the interim? i am very glad that the plan is forming. >> and i understand these things. take time, it would really be reassuring to know that something is going to happen in the short term. and we're not going to just continue seen incidents like this care court would be legislative approval, which ne

i read an interesting article in the spectator by stephen miller saying this is the first social media outside of grainy i am across and night vision like we saw in the iraq war. that changes the calculus. >> it does. especially when the tech companies are saying we are going to be arbiters of truth. if you are going to virtue signal and not allow people to use your platforms, and you are going to let putin pile up the body bags and not have trump on your platform. it's not for the benefit of the american people. i'm very worried about what's to come at the hands of big tech. dan: three assassination plots against president zelensky reportedly foiled. [gunfire] chop! [. >> ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. let's kick ken's ache and burn into gear! over the counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those drops will probably pass right by me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. what's that? xiidra? no! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is

stephen l miller, richard fowler and olivia rondeau. bery in the worst form of colonialism. a bunch of bloated buttonholes. your thoughts? >> but on the other hand new yorkers love paying high taxes for irrelevant stuff, willing to pay for cigarette taxes and property taxes dog park taxes and one of the most patriotic things you can do according to people in new york. if they want to get this over and stop people from footing the bill, take it more attractive, george floyd memorial stadium and call it an equity tax and they will line up around the block to give every dime in their pockets for a new stadium. i think this will increase tourism in buffalo, maybe the stadium will result in like a restaurant or something for people to go to. kennedy: i do like the wings, popular wing spots, they make gluten-free wings, i like buffalo, it was against my will but i went. richard, a lot of your -- >> you and the football players. [laughter] kennedy: it was servitude, awful. richard, a lot of your democrat friends agree with me, a libertarian pos

didn't stop there, the administration is bracing for a mass migration event joining us now is stephen millerformer senior advisor to president trout. even, without taking accountability here, having any accountability for their own actions, they are going to continue to inflict pain on the american people by not enforcin our border period in their blaming the end of covid policy? >> it's an entire voluntary choice on their part which make it all the more outrageous. president trump clicked into place a series of policies to ensure swift order returns and deportations. at the centerpiece of that in 2020 was the authority titled 42 . the administration has voluntarily planning to rip out this policy in to let even more illegal immigrants into the country. they cannot blame russia or vladimir putin or anybody else for this, they are willfully destroying our border because they want to. >> the white house sent fox about the border, we are doing our due diligence to prepare fo potential changes at the border. this administration is working to restore fairness and humanit to our. good government a

. >> joining me now, stephen miller, former senior advisor to president trump and founder to america-firstal. the big problem with what senator hirono just said was the president was explicit that his nominee would be, in fact, filling a quo at a? -- quota. >> senator hirono is upset, she only should be upset with president biden who clearly explicitly stated that race and gender would be his criteria in selecting a justice. that is president biden's statement. doesn't come from republicans. president biden doing a disservice to judge jackson by so declaring, making her rights and gender his stated criteria. shame on president biden for doing that to h her and to anyo else who was ruled out of consideration. >> you know, steven, one of the issues that the senators are interested in is the fact that it appears that judge ketanji brown has several cases, ten, undercut sentencing guidelines with child pornography and cases involving children as victims. do you think that's a fair area to inquire why she undercut federal sentencing guidelines and went below not only the guidelines but below wh

let's bring in former senior advisor to the president, and america for his founder stephen miller. is treating ukrainian refugees differently than refugees from latin america? >> the simple reason, illegal immigration is all about politics. they believe open borders, it will ultimately put politics in this country for the left. it will make the government bigger, increase the demand for social services, increase the power of the teachers unions, increase the power of the democrat base. none of that in their view i think they believe applies to ukrainian refugees. at the simplest level, that is the calculation. i will also add this shows that all of their talk about asylum at the border, about refugee status at the border is all a lie. they are letting millions of people who have no legal right to be here at all who are making a mockery, a joke, a laughing stock our asylum system but then they are applying tougher measures to people who are actually fleeing a war zone. it shows that everything as usual they have said is a lie. >> jesse: you believe that biden is getting tough on the

and former trump adviser stephen miller is predicting a, quote: biblical flood of migrants across oursituation on the ground? bill melugin has a report. >> well, jesse, the u.s. border patrol chief says any day now we are on track to hit 1 million illegal border crossings in just the last six months. that puts us on track to shatter every border crossing record going all the way back to when they first started collecting records, more than 60 years ago. and the crossings are nonstop here in eagle pass, texas take a look at this video we have been shooting since we got on location here. in broad daylight you see group after group of migrants just wading across the rio grande blatantly in front of the texas national guard as well as border patrol. and border patrol agents are telling us you can expect things to get a whole lot worse once title 42 drops. we are hearing from dhs sources that decision is expected to happen within the next few days. and title 42 is being used to expel migrants quickly back to mexico. show you what that looks like. take a look at this video we shot this afte

police say 46 year-old stephen miller walked up to the group and tossed some of their food into the sand and then took a can of soda and threw it at fleming space, knocking her out. >>like getting hit by a prize fighter and mean it's flu and i staggered and then i fell in the edges. consciousness. when it got into the emergency room, they were. that's what they were focused on just making sure that they say the eye. >>fleming says she's glad he didn't attack any of the young girls who were with her at the beach. witnesses say it took 2 police officers to finally restrain and arrest miller. a vigil was held in sacramento to remember the 4 people killed in a murder. suicide among the victims were the shooters own 3 daughters. the coroner's office identified all the victims and the shooter of the tragedy. kron on's jonathan mccall has the latest details. >>tuesday afternoon, the sacramento county coroner's office identified the 4 victims and the shooter in monday's tragic scene. as 39 year-old david moore, rojas, 9 year-old samarra. more 10 year-old samantha, more gutierrez in 13 year-old s

basically block any and all asylum claims at the border, a cruel vestige of the trump era, one of stephen miller's most grotesque gifts to humanity. you may be sitting at home tonight wondering what can you do to help the people of ukraine, to try to fight for light over darkness. you could donate money to charity. we all should in fact. but you know what else you can do? pressure our own government here at home to make sure that we in the united states actually open our borders to refugees. we lead by example. open our borders to haitians, to afghans, and, yes, to ukrainians. earlier i spoke with the united nations high commissioner for refugees. he was at a refugee transit camp along the polish border. hi, commissioner, thank you for joining me on the show today. as of today, as of sunday, how many ukrainian refugees total have crossed the border out of ukraine and into neighboring countries? and how big do you think that number could get in the coming days and weeks? >> 1.5 million. we have passed a terrible mark today, sunday, during the day. you see i am here, you hear the noise perhaps, i am

trump having at least 11 phone conversations that morning with people including rudy giuliani, stephen millerthat night, once the seven-hour blackout ended. again, steve bannon, sean hannity from fox news, two calls with the social media director, dan scavino, and also attempted by trump to call bill hagerty and mitch mcconnell as well as vice president pence around 9:00 a.m. so all of that is on there, and then there's the seven-hour hold of the insurrection itself. evan perez is "outfront," and evan, it's hard it believe trump would have all those calls on january 6th and there's not a single one, not a single one during the entire insurrection itself. >> right, erin. the committee that's investigating the january 6th insurrection is looking into and investigating why that 7 1/2-hour gap exists, from 11:17 a.m. to 6:54 p.m., there are no records from the white house records office or from the switchboard, and so the question is, were those records removed by someone? were they just simply not recorded properly? did the committee not receive the full list of records? those are the questions

stephen miller on a family plan with his parents. >>> the death of a washington, d.c. police officer who died by suicide just days after he was assaulted during the capitol riot has been ruled a line of duty death. officer jeffrey smith was one of at least four officers who died by suicide in the days and months after responding to the attack on the capitol. a review board determined that the injuries smith suffered that day directly led to his death less than two weeks later. the ruling makes his family eligible to receive enhanced survivor benefits. >>> florida lawmakers meanwhile have passed a voting law package that would establish an office to pursue claims of election voter fraud crimes and create a separate police force for those investigations. the gop controlled house approved the measure yesterday, and now it heads to governor ron desantis's desk where he expects to sign it into law. the bill would create an office of election crimes and security under the florida department of state, to look at fraud allegations and conduct preliminary investigations. let's

that's when 46 year-old stephen miller stumbled upon their picnic, had violent episode and hold a soda can at fleming's face san francisco police arrested miller who made his first court appearance on wednesday. miller will be detained until a hearing planned for march 14th would be nice to know if he's undergoing some kind of treatment arm and not just sitting there. >> because if nothing's happening to him on the treatment front, 2 weeks later, he's going to be back out in the street. and do we expect anything to change his place as this is why she supports governor gavin newsom's new plan that would require some unhoused people with mental illness into treatment. however, play worries that the timeline for the plan to potentially take effect isn't soon enough. what's going to happen in the interim? i am very glad that the plan is forming. >> and i understand these things. take time, it would really be reassuring to know that something is going to happen in the short term. and we're not going to just continue seen incidents like this care court would be legislative approval, which ne

san francisco police say that the suspect stephen miller approached the group, took some of their food and again tossing it into the sand. police say he then took a can of soda and threw it at fleming's face, which knocked her out. >> like getting hit by a prize fighter and mean lou and i staggered and then i fell in the edges. consciousness when it got into the emergency room. they were. that's what they were focused on was just making sure that they say the eye. >> fleming says she is grateful at least that he didn't attack any of the young girls that she was with. witnesses say it took 2 police officers to wrestle the attacker to the ground and arrest him in the north bay and armed suspected killer and sonoma counties. russian river valley is now in handcuffs. it forced families to shelter in place for hours. that whole ordeal did police say the suspect? 32 year-old francisco gonzalez got into a dispute with a family member and then shot that person killing of tuesday morning. it happened on willow road right near the north. would golf course in monte rio. by the way, located about

picnic with their daughter and friends saturday afternoon, san francisco police say 46 year-old stephen miller seen in this photo from that day approached the group of mothers and daughters took some of their food and began tossing it into the scent soon after unprovoked, the other grabbed a soda can and hurled it at fleming's face, which knocked her down. and now to when it got into the emergency room, they were. >> that's what they were focused on was just making sure that they say the eye fleming's friend sharon tetlow rushed carla to the hospital and witnessed everything that happened after the attack that. >> 2 policemen, 2 arrested restrain this person like. was very violent. hello says this is sort of her friend amplify some of the issues going on in the city. this person has, as carla said. >> pryor's this person needs to be dispatched either. >> you know, we have conservancy rules which are not being deployed. i think we need to hold our city officials 2. addressing safety for. people as well karen safety for. maybe some of them are vulnerable people that might be on the street. i don

that's when 46 year-old stephen miller stumbled upon their picnic, had violent episode and hold a soda can at fleming's face san francisco police arrested miller who made his first court appearance on wednesday. miller will be detained until a hearing planned for march 14th would be nice to know if he's undergoing some kind of treatment arm and not just sitting there. >> because if nothing's happening to him on the treatment front, 2 weeks later, he's going to be back out in the street and and do we expect anything to change his place as this is why she supports governor gavin newsom's new plan that would require some unhoused people with mental illness into treatment. however, play worries that the timeline for the plan to potentially take effect isn't soon enough. what's going to happen in the interim? i am very glad that the plan is forming. >> and i understand these things. take time, it would really be reassuring to know that something is going to happen in the short term. and we're not going to just continue seen incidents like this care court would be legislative approval, which

records have been subpoenaed who are putting up a big fight about this, including people like stephen millerkevin mccarthy has advised people not to cooperate and told that the telecom companies that they also should not comply with these requests from the committee. so getting phone records has proven to be very difficult. they've obtained some, but as far as the president's phone records, that's extremely difficult, shep. >> leigh ann, what does this do to the committee's timeline? >> great question. the committee seems to be moving forward. they still plan to hold hearings in late spring but that's not going to be the end of their investigation that's just going to be kind of a halfway point. and they don't have a lot of time we do know that kevin mccarthy has said that if republicans take control of the house of representatives, that he is not going to continue this committee in its current form. and so they are racing against the midterm clock, democrats are, because it's very well this committee could be dissolved if democrats lose control of the house, shep. >> leigh ann caldwell, tha

with her daughter and friends on saturday, they're having a picnic when police say 46 year-old stephen millerked up to them. the women of the kids toss to some of their food in the sand and then took a can of soda through it at her face and knocked her out. >> like getting hit by a prize fighter and mean lou. and i staggered and then i fell in the edges, consciousness when it got into the emergency room. they were. that's what they were focused on was just making sure that they say the eye. >> she says that she is glad that he didn't attack any of the young girls who were with her. witnesses say that it took 2 police officers to restrain an arrest. miller. >> in the north bay and armed suspected killer and sonoma counties. russian river valley is now behind bars. families were forced to shelter in place for hours while they look for him. police say the suspect who they've identified as 32 year-old francisco gonzales got into a dispute with a family member, some sort of fight, but it escalated and handed up. they say, shooting and killing that family member tuesday morning. this happened on wi

stephen miller wrote them. they will be making last minute changes.hey're probably working on the speech right now. these speeches take four, five, six weeks to write. they will go through changes especially what is happening with ukraine, they're rewriting the speech right now. we'll see ukraine early. after that when he starts to transition to his domestic policy what we'll be looking for where he spends his time, not what comes first or last but will he spend 30 seconds on a topic or a minute 1/2. where you can really get insight to where the administration wants to spend its time during the next year. that is what i will be looking for. after ukraine, that will be very interesting, on the domestic policy where does he spend most of his time, not what comes first or last in the speech. elizabeth: we hear you mick. kt, to mick's point he will send half a billion dollars to u.s. cities to fight crime, hire more cops, against defund the police this is dragging down his poll numbers. will americans really believe the president when he says the state of

ocean beach for a picnic with her daughter and friends on saturday, san francisco police say that stephen miller walked up to the group, took some of their food begin tossing it into the sand. he said or they said that he then took a can of soda and threw it at fleming's face, which knocked around. >> like getting hit by a prize fighter and mean it's flu and i staggered and then i fell in the edges, consciousness when it got into the emergency room, they were. that's what they were focused on was just making sure that they say the eye. >> fleming says she's at least thankful he didn't attack any of the young girls who were with her. but yeah, he's in custody this morning. 6.35, in the north bay, an armed suspect or an arm suspected killer in sonoma county's russian river valley is now in handcuffs after forcing families to shelter in place for hours. police say the suspect, 32 year-old francisco gonzalez got into a fight with a family member and then allegedly shot and killed that man tuesday morning. it happened on willow road right near the north with golf course in murillo. monterrey is locat

for so why does it seemed like she's not even trying to do a great job party panel is back, stephen l millerz, spike comments. stephen, what is the problem here? does she not read the basics of the briefing books? i understand she's not going to read the whole thing but even the cover sheet, come on, man. >> she's our lovable character possibly come off is not doing a book report. she was a prosecutor so when she's researched and rehearsed and going after parents of true to digit teens in school, she composed and put together. when she's winging it especially on a world stage, she kind of embarrasses herself which is fine except she's the old man visiting angel doing on behalf of the country now. something they have to work out, the problems you have when you're entire office quits on you less than a year end. kennedy: marie, it's just not good. you'd think she'd be capable if u.s. u.s. senator, attorney general, d.a. -- what is going on here? >> i think she is capable, she gave a speech in munich -- i think she has, kennedy. i don't think the vice president is confused about whether ukraine

pete: former trump advisor stephen miller breaks it down. stephen, thanks for being here.l talk about the need for weapons but all talk about cutting off russian oil as well. stephen, do we have you? >> that is exactly right. the entire russian economy is really financed with oil and it is so frustrating, and even almost immoral that here we are in a situation today we're importing oil from the russians. in fact that means that we're actually inadvertently helping finance the russian war machine and that would not be happening if donald trump were president today. under president trump 14 months ago the united states was independent from oil from russia and saudi arabia. i believe this situation we're in now is the direct consequence of radical green energy policy by the biden administration that wasn't taking into account of consequences of america giving up its energy independence. the by the way the europeans are not blameless either. trump warned europeans five years ago not become dependent and and and addicted to russian oil. i do believe we're in the predictment tha

steve bannon, rudy guiliani, mark meadows, stephen miller. nick lina. david purdue, unidentified person, scovino. on and on. there is no indication that one at any point in what we know before and after this gap donald trump called anyone about securing the gap at all? there is no evidence he called anyone about security vice president, no evidence he called anyone about securing the capital. and we know this is not a white house that sits on good news. what's in the gap? >> yeah. i mean, the gap is really unexplained right now. we, as we reported last month, there is lots of different explanations for why this gap exists and credit to "the washington post" and cbs nassau for laying out exactly how long it was, seven-and-a-half hours is a very long time to have no record of any call. you know, as we've discussed, there is competing theories for what could have happened here. donald trump was known to use other people's phones. some people called dan scovino if they wanted to get the president on the line. he was going back and forth and went to the resi

maria: well, that was former trump advisor stephen miller, america first legal founder on president biden'sil on sunday morning futures on sunday. joining us now is quincy institute board member, amir hejani. thank you very much for being here. what do you make of all of this? calls to renew u.s. energy production growing louder because prices are skyrocketing. the president killed the xl pipeline on day one and put a moratorium on drilling on federal lands and now this country is no longer energy independent. >> well, these are unprecedented times, maria. the market is undergoing three structural shocks at once. the first one is we're coming out of covid-19 pandemic and demand is rebounding. we have not invested, not just the united states, around the world, the last five seven years have not invested adequately in oil and gas resources and, therefore, supply is tight. add to that now the war in ukraine. russia is a top three exporter of oil. they're being ostracized from energy markets. there are carve-outs in the sanctions for russian energy, the united states is no longer going to be pu

i spoke with america first legal founder stephen miller about the president's war on american energy. it's not just about russia. it's about america's ability long term to be safe and secure and we cannot be. we can not be unless biden's embargo on american energy is lifted and suspended or we will be in an infinitely worse position than germany. we will be in an infinitely worse position than our european partners. we cannot as a country survive long-term if we are dependent on others for our energy. maria: meanwhile, louisiana attorney general jeff landry is doing something about it. ag, thanks very much for being here. you're calling on the president to immediately choose reliable, affordable and secure american fossil fuels. that is not part of the agenda, ag. >> well, no, that's because i believe the president and this white house wants americans to suffer. look, throughout this entire conflict between russia and ukraine, the people who have been suffering here in america are the middle class and the poor and it's because of the direct policies that this president and the democra

steven miller served as senior policy advisor for president trump. stephen, good morning to you.o much for being here i will start with the kamala harris presentation and easton europe. has she been effective? >> she has been one of the most spectacularly ineffective representatives of the united states of america i think we have ever seen. that moment with the president of poland where she is telling in indecipherable joke about ukrainian refugees that she herself and everyone understands third ukrainian refugees have suffered unimaginable horror and suffering. what joke she thinks there, what's funny about that? what she thinks we are laughing about, only she and her mind could understand this truly truly disturbing moment. >> tell me about the u.s.'s response and what should be done now. we are looking at solutions. more bloodshed. a result of foreign fire. your reaction. >> for 30 years, the united states has had the position that we want to expand nato eastward. more recently, especially 2008, the united states position has been that ukraine and georgia will join nato. the b