shifts they've seen in the months and that is moving from the moderate teachings of islam to wahhabi stephy in order to please but there is a glaring contradiction that while the americans are trying to say that the. muslim brotherhood has shifted towards more extreme islam the usa happens to be the greatest and this chest and that grows to the most dictatorial and bastion of dictatorship which is the at a which is a well how it be said of the rejean bucked up by a law how do you sell your feet religious establishments which issues fact was that give religiously. religious backing and were they just incentive to suicide bombers all over that we that is in iraq and also in syria they have been but i don't know why then what are you doing to virtualize that let's think time advocating democracy they've backed up that's what we did who invaded battering against the will of the battering the of people what i've been clamoring for democracy human rights and political reform. so they can't have it both ways they can say they are democrats and at the same time not most. likely i want to jeffrey to

seen in the muslim brotherhood that is moving from the moderate teachings of islam to what have you stephy in order to please but there is a glaring contradiction that while the americans are trying to say got the. muslim brotherhood has shifted towards more extreme islam the usa happens to be the greatest and this storm just on the close to the most dictatorial bustin of dictatorship which is you know which is a well how do you set out feet. bucked up by a one hundred feet reaches establishments. which issues fact was that give relief just let it get. renewed just backing down with a just incentive to suicide bomb was all over that we didn't that is in iraq and also in syria they have been but i don't know why then why didn't they reckon i spent let's think time advocating democracy they backed up that's what we did to invade batarang i guess that will of the battering the people would who have been counting want democracy human rights and political reform so they can't have it both ways they can say they are democrats and at the same time not most. likely i want to jeffrey toobin jeffrey

>> stephy miller. >> stephanie: close enough. close enough, christopher! he tried to get christopher to say other things but he ended up sounding like boehner after a few glass of merlot. >> stephanie: you mean like george bush as a [ bleep ] brennan is now a teenager. >> george bush is a dump truck? dump truck [ bleep ] >> stephanie: that's the best part at the end, the bad parenting at the end. they chuckle warmly. john in pennsylvania, you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi, john. >> caller: hey, stephanie miller. you're totally beautiful. >> stephanie: thank you. >> caller: lavoie, you need to sound myself am i sounding like a g.o.p. tool right now. and of course -- >> huh? why? >> caller: oh, you have no idea what i'm talking about. jim, are you totally awesome. i want to see what weiner -- weiner needs to get out. okay. he is humiliating his wife, dragging down the democrats, he needs to get out. stephanie, as always stay amazing and beautiful. would you like to elaborate on your chris comments? i'm always happy to help people bash chris. how can

and one of the coauthors, stephy woolhandler said even if the law were fully implemented there woulhave been 26 million uninsured people under obama care. so i find some of the statements that our colleague from the state of washington is making pretty remarkable in terms of saying how many people are going to be covered, how many people e going to be not covered. i also wonder, mr. mcdermott, if you just consider the whole congress irrelevant. because that's what you're saying. yo know, the president can't pick and choose which laws he wants to implement and which ones he doesn't. he has been doing that. and we've been dealing with that on a case--case basis. but for you to say that 2667 is irrelevant tells me you think you're irrelevant and that the congress is irrelevant. i'm not sure why you're still here if you think the congress is irrelevant. i don't think the congress is irrelevant. i think article 1, section 1n the constitution means something. i believe the founders intended for the congress to be the most powerful branch of government. and i think that most people think that.

on current tv. [ ♪ music ♪ ] [ ♪ music ♪ ] [vo] stephy. >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show depp. let's see if we can masturbate to it. >> oh. >> now johnny depp wants his tattoos framed when he died. >> what? is wants his skin in a frame? >> stephanie: i don't know. he said, i originally wanted to be tossed over a mountain so people could watch it bounce. i thought that would be funny. >> now i'm back in. >> stephanie: you can masturbate to that. >> as long as he touches like keith richards. >> stephanie: i'm happy to have girl back group in the fort because you've mocked me about masturbation not being one of my skills. but you're saying that women are too complicated we need something real but not too real or not too fake, and then this is never going to happen. i cat loss those last five pounds. this will never happen to me. >> this is johnny depp, this will never happen. >> he might be old and senile enough. >> stephanie: she's hot and in hollywood. >> i'm hot for ohio, not hollywood. i'm 39. they're going to shoot me out back. >> they shoot horses, don't they. >> steph

. >> caller: hi, stephy.time caller. i would just like to voice my opinion about you know, why we -- as a society, always -- you know, like people personalize. sometimes in a marriage where couples say i think clinton and hillary, for instance, they went through a lot in the white house. but they end up staying in their marriage and sometimes you have to grow into a marriage. i guess that's why she still side -- she sees a side of her had us that we don't see. she decided. as far as him, those women were in there with him. they were sexting, too. for them to come out, they're hypocritical, too. they're making women look bad by doing this. >> stephanie: exactly. i said that, too. no victims in that, either. they knew he was married and who he was. >> i want the last caller as my grandma. she sounds awesome. >> can you appoint someone your grandma? >> stephanie: if we can, we're appointing her. >> naomi. >> stephanie: because maybe she's right. huma didn't see the other side of anthony. the carlos danger man si

. >> stephy. >> stephanie: what's that heavy breathing i hear. could it be? in here two seconds before you and jim would start doing plane talk. gadget and guy plane talk. >> my girlfriend summer and i we flew fighter jets in vegas. this thing where you can -- >> stephanie: actual ones? >> you do like a dogfight in the air. and then they have a pilot with you obviously, behind you. there's two people -- >> stephanie: you're actually in the air. >> they're props. but the first -- like you're actually controlling the plane. you're operating the throttle, responsible for the flying of the plane. >> stephanie: i flew the plane on to the aircraft carrier. no, you didn't. remember? >> no. he flew a lot of planes. he did take off and land a lot. not all were north of the border. you learn where they give you control of the plane the basics of aerodynamics really quickly and one of them is what it is like to stall, what a shake feels like. it starts happening. it is amazing. and it was a blast. we did a full like stall. we did a hammerhead stall. it was awesome. >> s

. >> stephy. >> stephanie: what's that i hear? could it be?u develop over time. there is no magic to twirking, i'm sorry. there is a lot of -- trial and error. >> stephanie: you introduce us to the gay man's response. it is gay man twirking to classical music in the kitchen. >> hal: can't go wrong. [ applause ] it is a good way to start your day. >> stephanie: sue in rockville says the queen gave her approval. jim have any comments on that? britain's gay marriage bill cleared through the house of lords which could not sound gayer. >> hal: the irony -- in the states, we have to get the approval of several queens. they hide the fact that they're queens. i am not gay. i have never been gay. >> i am the queen! we are royalty. >> stephanie: what does well-known southern belle lindsey graham think about that? >> oh, my stars. >> i bet ya lindsey graham -- >> stephanie: with john mccain at home. >> oh, yeah. >> twirkers need to be disciplined. >> stephanie: good morning hal sparks. >> hi. race traitor. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: that sounds like a ca

. >> stephy. >> he was just here last week. >> what?ed trying to push some big news stories through and i said nope. not going to happen on my watch. no sir. nothing but fluff here. >> stephanie: holy smokes, thanks for filling in. a good time was had by all. >> hal: jacki and i had a great time. obviously huge shifts and i think -- the ramifications of prop 8 and doma obviously are in a positive sense the march goes forward. and a lot of people are talking about, i don't know if you discussed this in so far the early part of the week but people were saying the only way that we can get nationwide equality is that somebody who is able to get married in california will have to move to utah or some place. then file suit. it turns out there may not -- you may not have to wait for that because military families in particular are getting stationed against -- their will. they'll get moved because they get moved. their benefits while they're in the military are at risk because of that local law. >> stephanie: this is warp speed in terms of civi