she wrote, steven miller was a loner and had strange personal habits like eating glue when he was 8. cnn's rene marsh joining me now. no doubt, he is a figure, controversial figure. >> yeah. >> but we're talking about when he was 8 years old. this seems out of bounds. >> right. and i think the school district realizes that, and that's why she's in a bit of hot water at this point. you know, this teacher, she shared details with the "hollywood reporter." she says, and i'm quoting, do you remember that character in the "peanuts," the one called pig pen, that was steven miller when he was 8. i was always trying to get him to clean up his desk. it was a mess. he was a strange dude. so that was a part of the interview. now she is on paid leave from the santa monica franklin elementary school. we did reach out to the school district and they provided us with a statement and confirmed, she is on leave. and they say they're looking into this matter. they have placed her on home assignment, pending the completion of the review. of course, the district's main concern is that she did share such

white house senior visor steven miller's grade school teacher reportedly suspended for yaiming he was glue when he was a kid. the woman who says she taught miller in third grade told the hollywood reporter this week, back then miller was, quote, a strange dude. he would pour the glue on his arm, limit it dry, peel it off and eat it. i can't believe i have to repeat that. a teacher said that. >> jedidiah: i once licked a glue stick in kindergarten, my political career is over. >> traitor! >>> greg: i still eat glue. it's low carb and it sticks. forget the t-shirt. this isn't a hollywood reporter, this is industry journal for movies. what does this have to do with movies? what are you going to do, is it variety, going to cover the time mike pence drank from a toilet when he was 2? what is happening you idiots, jack asses. >> jesse: i will defend the president and his administration. at least he didn't sniff the glue. that's what i would say. you know what, what kind of teacher lets the kids eat glue? >> dana: kids eat glue. >>> greg: glue is dishes. >> jesse: i didn't eat glue. >> jedid

man, it is not easy to be the craziest person in a meeting with ste bannon and steven miller. [ light] although in fairness to dobbs, when the meeting started it was just sposed to be bannon, but then miller burst out of his chest. [ laughter ] so dobbs -- [ applause ] so dobbs is one of many prominent conservatives on tv and social media spreading sp baseless cacy theories. and even before the suspect was identified, he was on tv blaming democrats r violence against republicans. although watch as he triestho get throug segment, has trouble reading, and just gives up. >> be sure to vote in our poll tonight. do you believe it's time for democratic leaders to denounce acts of violence against republicans as president trump -- targeted prominent -- targeted democrats -- cast your vote on b twitter @lou >> seth: oh my goodness. [ laughter ] oosounds like grandpa took much lunesta. [ laughter ] "grandpa! the bottle's empty!" w so this t the president is consuming all day, and then turning around, and spewing to his audience. in fact, just hours ben arrest was made in the bombings on friday

steven miller who is big on this determined to act according to several officials. >> we have never stoppedpening here. we were at kristen nielsen's house because we're calling for their resignation, will call for steven miller's resignation next, as well. what is happening here is happening at the hands of the administration officials. they are improving family separation 2.0. >> the issue is he's a descendant of americans so he doesn't relate to these issues. [ laughter ] >> that's not true. [ laughter ] >> like so many of us. >> right. >> like so many of us in this country. >> family members. >> i happen to be the son of an immigrant. the president's first lady, wife is from another country. and yet. >> yeah, you know, i think all joking aside, you're making a critical point. everyone needs -- >> i would never make a critical point through a joke. go ahead. >> everyone needs to look at their family. so many people belive their grandparents came over here speaking perfect english and all these job skills. we allowed immigrants to come here and the last thing we want to do and whether you

it's no secret these jobs pay worse than the white house staff or task where leasing spiders from steven miller his mouth every morning. but instead of paying people higher wages former president george w. bush in two thousand and seven presented public service loan forgiveness a program that would forgive student loans after ten years of work and one hundred twenty payments to keep highly qualified people in low paying professions and after ten years of payments twenty eight thousand applicants have applied this is exciting let's see how thousands of lives have been changed disturbing findings in a new report on student loan forgiveness program launched by the federal government in two thousand and seven according to that report roughly ninety nine percent of processed applications have been tonight ninety nine percent rejected. oh ok well at least that's not one hundred percent right and in fact i think she was able to get footage of one of the winners are you. ok they got the wrong footage for that one but. that's way better to watch than her interview with the teacher who moved around out s

treasury secretary steven miller announcing he will not attend a high profile investment conference in saudi arabia next week which is known as davos in the desert is cancellation is just the latest along list of finance ministers and c.e.o.'s staying away as the outrage and indignation surrounding the disappearance of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi grows turkish authorities say that they have already yo proof that was tortured and killed inside the saudi consulate is stamboul two weeks ago and today a turkish newspaper published images purporting to show a man with close links to the saudi crown prince walking into the saudi consulate on the same day. disappeared a pro-government newspaper in turkey says the man circled in these images is the head of a fifteen minute hit squad involved in the alleged killing of sanity journalist. the photographs show the mine in istanbul at the saudi consulate the consulate residence and at ataturk airport on the day disappeared he said to be. a saudi intelligence officer and former diplomat with close ties to saudi crown prince mohammed bin. earlie

steven miller's third grade teacher, he was a loner and ate glue.hey said he was a strange dude who would pour glue on his arm -- hold on. he was 8 years old. the l.a. school district put a teacher on paid leave. >>> finally, axios reporter jonathan shwam was on hard balling going off on mitch mcconnell's strong arm tactics on judicial nominees and didn't like the nonpartisan balance. >> of courses going to ram through someone in the last year of trump's presidency and come up with a new just a justificat. the democrats will do the same thing. >> don't go through this even handed nonsense. >> i happen to like his even handed p nonsense. but then, my job isn't to promote the democrats every night. that's it for this edition of media buzz. check out my new podcast, media buzz meter, we kick around the day's five most important or fascinating stories and you can subscribe at apple play, foxnewspodcast.com. we hope you'll check out our facebook page, give us a like. wein talk back and forth with yu and let's continue the conversation on twitter. we'reon

steven miller's third grade teacher was a loren and ate glue. the hold reporter who said he was a strange dude. he was 8 years old. why was this published. does journalistic scrutiny extend to anything we ever did in elementary school. jonathon swan was going off on mitch mcconnell handling of judicial nominees. off course he's going to ram through someone in the last year of trump's presidency. howie: i happen to like his even-handed nonsense. but my job isn't to promote the democrats every single night. that's it for his edition of "mediabuzz." you can subscribe at apple itunes, google play. we hope you will check out our facebook page, give us a like. original video. we talk back within forth with you. let's continue the conversation on twitter. we talked to jedediah bila on how it can be a destructive place. but i enjoy the back and forth. we'll see you next week at 11:00 a.m. with the latest buzz. [♪] eric: tensions escalating between the u.s. and saudi arabia over the disappearance and suspected murder of "washington post" journalist jamal

not only was jared kushner there, steven miller was there who is jewish. about as close to an open white nationalist you can be at that level of power. do those people can paint this that has at its lynchpin. there are a whole host of deeply mistaken reasons why that's so and its aides too gross to get into on tv but that is a lynchpin of the ideology. i heard my relatives and friends say this doesn't make sense, this bigger's belief. the anti-jewish stuff is part of the anti-latino. >> it's about that threat of purity. maria, eddie, andrew, thank you all for being here. >> thank you, chris. >>> tonight the republican campaign chief responsible for electing republicans to congress has rebuked congressman steve king taking a stand against supremacy here. you've had quite the career. yeah, i've had some pretty prestigious jobs over the years. news producer, executive transport manager, and a beverage distribution supervisor. now i'm a director at a security software firm. wow, you've been at it a long time. thing is, i like working. what if my retirement pla

and steven miller was taped eating his lunch in the white house basement. >> okay steven, time for yourding. [ screams ] [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: so last week trump, trump. the law and order president went to montana to campaign for violent criminal greg gianforte, and he made it clear that he is totally against political violence of any kind, unless it's a sick wrestling move, in which case, he thinks it's awesome. >> greg is smart. and by the way, never wrestle him. you understand? never. any guy that can do a body slam, he's my kind of -- [ cheers and applause ] he's my guy. >> seth: so trump says a congressman who body slammed a reporter is his kind of guy. let's not forget, trump also told his supporters to knock the crap out of protesters, and promised to pay their legal fees if they did. he's an actual crime boss. i mean, look at him. he sweats like he's being dangled off the side of a roof by batman. [ cheers and applause ] trump is the classic fake tough guy from queens. if he weren't president, he'd be the guy sitting on a park bench in flushing meadows saying, "who

this is something that steven miller is really driving at.is basically the secretary of immigration. he has more power than dhs secretary kirstjen nielson, it appears. it didn't really work last time. the numbers of people who are coming across the border only declined slightly. it would just cause another outcry this time and trump would have to probably go back because there would be such a negative reaction. so it doesn't seem like miller has changed and trump basically lets him do what he wants in this. >>> there's growing international pressure over the disappearance and alleged killing of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi and saudi arabia says it would not back down to threats, saying it would retaliate to any possible sanctions by flexing its economic power. i know that several european countries have weighed in on this. they're pressuring saudi arabia for answers. >> that's exactly right. international pressure is mounting. khashoggi hasn't been seen since october 2nd when he walked into a saudi consulate in turkey. as far a

terms of the discussions at the white house about family separation is the president as well as steven miller, the senior policy advisor and immigration hardliner believing separating children from their parents at the border has been an effective policy at decreasing the number of border crossings and so miller is advocating internally according to my colleagues reporting for a new family separation policy that would go back in place even though it's so controversial because he believes it works. >> jackie, susan glasser, journalist and writer with "the new yorker" sat down as a civic duty and has watched all of the trump rallies thus far this month. six plus hours of television. i want to read to you her take away. what the president of the united states is actually saying is extraordinary. it's the hate and the sense of actual menace the president is trying to convey. democrats aren't just wrong in the manner of traditional partisan differences, they are scary, bad, evil, radical, dangerous, trump and trump alone stands between his audiences and disaster. does that read about true to you,

in philadelphia, rabbi ari lev fornari and david glosser, a retired doctor who is the uncle of steven miller, who has helped push some of president trump's most hard-line anti-immigrant policies. then to brazil where jair bolsonaro, a far right former army officer who openly supports dictatorships and torture, has been overwhelmingly elected to be brazil's new president. protesters took to the streets soon after the election results were announced. >> i am in mourning, not for me, but for brazil, which does not deserve this. it does not deserve this ignorance. the brazilian people are ignorant. brazil owes a lot to lula. amy: we will speak to the intercept's glenn greenwald about how the election of bolsonaro threatens the future of brazil's democracy. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. pittsburgh, pennsylvania, is in mourning after what's being described as deadliest anti-semitic attack in u.s. history. on saturday, a 46-year-old white man named robert bowers allegedly stormed the tree of life synagogue in pi

a slew of very strict border enforcement policies thought up at the white house championed by steven millerd kick in after midterms. they don't want to do anything right now to be incredibly controversial but they could be triggering that after the midterms. that's why that november 6 date matters to me. >> i find the whole thing stunning. amazing. do you know what else it is? it is an insult to the intelligence of the american people. >> yeah. >> that the president would continue to say that all of these people are coming from honduras to vote. the system doesn't work that way and if the president is unaway i want to inform the american people it doesn't. >>> next, a nbc news exclusive. how saudi arabia is using online bots to spread fake messages of the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi. >>> plus, how american conservatives help them out with the so-called whisper campaign. do you know what else that is? vile, untrue gossip. whisper campaign is a nice way to put it. you're watching "velshi & ruhle." i feel happiest when i'm out enjoying my favorite things, like spending time in my gar

. >> steven miller has already proposed and they are already talking about -- >> he is tripling downn what has been the administration's understated reason for this which is that it's supposed to dee incentivize. jeff sessions said it early on, the president, this is actually a positive good, the separation is a feature not a bug in terms of deterring people to cross. in terms of the 245, that's 13 kindergarten classrooms of kids that are still in detention. if the administration sees that as a victory, that is a very different vision of america than many folks have. >> and the aclu has had to help with this. let's be real here. the administration couldn't even find some of these children's parents, they had to bring in the aclu to help them with this. they haven't been able to handle the irs time this happened. the second round is going to be -- i can't imagine it will be any better and also you have these moments, i don't know if you guys do as well, where i end up screaming at the television. that was one of them. because one of the things the president doesn't mention is that man

there are allegations that others like steven miller have had close ties with white nationalists. the other problem he has is quite frankly, he's not actually suggested that any of this is something that he is concerned about. one thing we should remember, there were memes during his campaign that were explicitly anti-semitic. whether or not he intentionally understood them to be, i don't know. but if you put hillary clinton's picture inside a star of david and call her corrupt, many jews would identify that as anti-semitic. and remember, he was the first president since world war ii who actually didn't acknowledge in his holocaust remembrance that 6 million jews were exterminated. so it's a complicated picture, there's no one factor. but i think it's impossible to avoid the fact that we have a president who is deeply lacking in compassion and leadership at a time when we need unity. >> you know, let's define this. one of the terms that has become popular among people that fight terrorism is something called stocastic terrorism, which is fueled by mass media, by social media. it's

steven miller. bolton, pompeo, people like that. the unanimous op-ed in "the times" which a month has come and gone. after the woodward book where everyone seems to have -- >> how long ago was that? >> only about a month. >> dog years. >> a thousand years ago? >> and that he does feel like that he is, you know, there are few people he can confide in. he's even said he's told people around him, he looks around the room like who is in this meeting and how should i conduct myself here. >> everything spills out of him. >> he's on the driveway. on the driveway talking -- >> but to further that point. this is an aggressive public media blitz right now. they've said he's their best communications director and he's grabbed that and embraced it. he feels it's going really well. he sees they've had a good run between kavanaugh, the poll numbers ticking up, the economy still looking good, and he wants to be out there selling it. there's no sign of that abating. >> phil rucker, i picked up a bit of information today that with melania's big spla

steven miller is not a huge fan of this. he's been determined and had to overcome obstacles.t trump started out, with american carnage and that whole kind of thing, president trump has moved to a place where he has publically endorsed the prison reform effort that jared is behind and some possible sentencing reform. that's a testament to the determination of jared kushner and really nobody else. >> really fascinating, van. >> just to be clear because you have a lot of progressives that look to you and say, how could you be working with jared kushner. do you want him to have a job in the white house in 2020? >> in america you should be able to say, listen, on tuesday i'm voting against you to get you out of here and on wednesday, whoever is in power, let's work together and help america. >> thank you. >>> you can watch van's entire interview on saturday, 7:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> president trump's friends already on the supreme court already helping him out in a big way? a cnn reality check next. our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition... for stre

and he is surrounded on issues of race, on issues of immigration by people like steven miller who haveg ever since he came into the white house to cut back on the number of immigrants. it's not just, i don't think, a midterm political ploy. this is something that this white house has always looked at, has always been close to. you can -- it's white nationalism. for europeans, this goes back to the 1930s and the specter of facism. ask george orwell and he'll tell you that nationalism came with aggression. and i think where the president chose that world, nationalist, he clearly thought about it very hard. and it is wrapped up in these issues of dominance of one race and one country over another. and it doesn't surprise me at all, but i think this is what donald trump believes. >> it's obviously what alt-writealt alt-righters and neo-nazis believe. this is not new. he was told that this kind of terminology was rooted in 1930s movements, pro nazi movements and then continued to use the language and added in, folded in language about globalists. so this is just a continuation of a delibera

steven miller is drafting a second approach and the president is open to it. >> well, it was -- hardthe low point. we could take the rest of the week and try to figure that out. the whole era has been a race to the bottom. and this is, to my mind, he must have some sense that the people he's talking to at these rallies, which interestingly even fox is not running, which i think is an interesting inflection point must think they want this. there's no principle in this. he doesn't think it's a policy that works. he doesn't think that this is somehow important in some way. we're in the midst of this inherently transactional moment where the president of the united states thinks of us as an audience not as a country. and so everything he's doing is, i think, designed to keep that audience engaged and interested in him. >> that's a really good point in terms of how he thinks. >> the thing is though, john heilemann, i've said it from the beginning, his audience he's reaching it's a niche audience. there's a reason why even on fox news they stopped showing his rallies. he's saying the same

out this headline from the hollywood reporter about donald trump's senior policy advisor, steven muller and miller'shird grade teacher said he was a loner and eight glue. [laughter] holy [bleep]. seriously. that's a real headline. apparently muller would dry glue and eat it. muller was like every other [bleep] third grader. the teacher has been suspended for leaking this valuable info and i hope she is home making a scrapbook with a potter of elders by her side. but you know who is worse? the hollywood reporter. fiercely how far have you straight from your mission as a movie industry rack to do the story. how is eating glue hollywood needs? i can't wait to see your next scoop as an unborn baby, mike pompeo, once kicked his mom in the womb. [laughter] how much do you want to bet the teacher is a democrat is an their behavior is so irrational it's permitted. ask the pantsuit. >> you cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for and what you care about. greg: that is funny. i don't seem to remember her being civil to monica, juanita or paula. is this the right time for

i worked with a bunch of folks steven mnuchin and steve moore and steve miller and so forth. we help on the tax side particularly. but no come , i didn't expect i. i didn't seek it and so forth. and i guess last march, i've a place in connecticut on the weekends, i'm driving home in the afternoon, white house operator calls, pull over to the side. they do have new enough cell towers in connecticut, and we talked for about 30-40 minutes. he said he is going to call me back the next day and he did. he said he would call me back the next evening, and he did. had long talks that tuesday evening came, i was at a midtown restaurant, a bunch of house, walked outside. unfortunately it was cold and rainy. he's talking about a lot of things and he was actually napping out some of things you ask me to do. i had to get home to do radio show i think i said, sir, are you offering me the position? yeah, yeah, absolutely, you're my guy, congratulations. start right away. [laughing] and i love them for it. that's your, pure trump. and as i say we have good relations going back. so i will say

steven swi nford from the daily telegraph, and ayesha hazarika, who writes for the london evening standard. that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30pm. now it's time for the weather with nick milleron how cold it's been for the time of year. a frosty view from wales on tuesday morning, and parts of wales and england, —7 on monday night, their coldest 0ctober night since 1997, 21 years ago when the spice girls were number one with spice girls were number one with spice up your life and i was just leaving primary school. well, one of thoseis leaving primary school. well, one of those is right! we're about to change the weather pattern with the assistance of a harry kane. this cloud in the atlantic is hurricane 0scar, not affecting land and beginning a journey a journey that leads close to our shores by the weekend. it will become an ex—hurricane as it loses its tropical characteristics as it moves over colder night ocean water but it holds itself together on the way to the british isles, clearly bringing wet and windy weather our way. the flow of air around it will mean a milderflow of air to flow of air around it will mean a milder flow of air to the south—west. right now, though,

steven mnuchin met with the man now the focus of global scrutiny. saudi arabia's crown prince. richard engel, nbc news, istanbul. >> there are the facts. here to talk about it greg millerand jerry bash. jeremy, it's those two posts that explain starting with you tonight. kra director has been sent over to turkey. how conventional a move is that? what does it say to you about this case? >> well, it's pretty typical to send a cia director overseas. it's pretty atypically to do so in a public fashion in the middle of a malmstrom. it's clear that the trump administration has not been able to keep up with the pace the torrent of leaks about the facts of the matter that the turkish intelligence are putting out through the media. i think what happened is washington has become flat flooded. we're not understanding the actual facts of the matter and then we get caught by these revelations in the press and the president is scrambling to keep up. they're looking to cover up and it's not going over well with each passing day the story gets worse and worse. gina has gone to sit with the turks to try to understand what they know and what they intend to reveal tomorrow. >> greg, we'v