right up against steven miller. steven miller saying his three years potentially as form udable as the aulsh folmost four decad- >> who is paying him? he has been having to talk about this for months going back to march and april talk about the need for ukraine and the need for journalists to investigate biden and what hunter biden was doing in ukraine. he is neck deep in this thing. it's interesting to see how he handles it. there is talk that the house may try to subpoena him. it's going to be quite a fight moving forward. we're going to hear an awful lot about rudy's activities. >> the play book, the energy that we might expect coming from the white house. you heard the energy in the little bit that we played. >> it is. i think the other strategy is delay, delay, delay. what the administration learned during the mueller investigation and since the report is just delay. this is where i think it's very important for democrats to lean in. the democrats have what they need. the president's first statement after the s

joining us now, steven miller, senior adviser to the president. back to "fox news sunday." >> thanks for having me, chris. chris: let's start with the house democratic subpoenas of the state department of a massive set of documents as well as five witnesses for this week. will president trump comply with the house subpoena? >> that's going to be between the president's attorneys, white house counsel's office and the house committee. i have no news, unfortunately, to make on that issue, chris. but what i do want to say is that i think it's unfortunate that the media continues to describe this individual as a whistleblower and honorific that this individual most certainly does not deserve. a partisan hit job does not make you a whistleblower just because you go through the whistleblower protection act. chris: well, first of all, how do you know this is a partisan hit job, and how do you know this is not a whistleblower? in fact, under dni, department of national intelligence, rules -- well, what? let's go back to this, and i, and we're going to jump

there's a culture of fear when officials are meeting with steven miller.e supposed to come with concrete ideas to crack down on undocumented immigration and this law enforcement approach. if you come without results or a tough approach and want to talk about climate change, you'd be laughed a the. the source gave me that kweet laughing as he said it. of course, you can't come to the white house and meet with steven miller and talk about the climate. you'd just be laughed at and then have your job on the line. >> fantastic reporting as always, thank you. >>> still ahead s, why the president argued today why not going to war showsen strength. >>> and later will justin trudeau's apologies prove enough? cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most o

books and only president trump knows details of their work, guliani and turns -- deny the report, steven miller with his take. >> president is the whistleblower, of the united states is the whistle blower, this individual, is a saboteur trying to under mine a democratically alleged government. >> fox news team coverage, mark meredith from capitol hill, we begin with kevin corke at the white house rudy guliani said he was just doing his job. but that still begs the question, why would he be in role to get that done. keep in mind from his perspective. u.s. authorities have not gone deep enough, in examine ukraine's possible role in 2016 election interference. that may also have uncovered corruption involving joe biden and his son hunter, but still begs the question, as a nongovernment employee, why was guliani seemingly running point on this? >> if you are trump's personal attorney. >> they had an alternative explanation that to clear my client. reporter: biden's role is murky. he did brag about gets a prosecutor fired, and appeared to threaten that u.s. would withhold funds in the ukraine if the

it wasn't just rudy giuliani and steven miller who we know are very comfortable accounting as human needs for the president. >> absolutely, i think what we saw there was sort of the final defense that you have when the facts just don't add up in your favor and that is what we're doing. and they are taking an aprobe where they dismiss this new thing. supposed fact thad are lie that's are totally inconsistent with what we know happened based on documented that the white house itself have released. i think when the facts don't add up in your favor, they go to conspira conspiracy, and that is just going to be a lot of conspiracy. watching rudy giuliani spin all kinds of steers stories. i think that is part of the b ploy here, kek up as much dust as possible, keeping trump's people from strain. they're looking at the polls and they're seeing more republicans and independents in favor of the impeachment inquiry. and the last thing i will say here is they see even the conspiracy theories are not working. and they're raising directly the possibility of life with p a civil war. and that is the nex

steven miller accused the unnamed whistle-blower of attempting to undermine president trump's administration. take a listen. >> the president is the whistle-blower here. the president of the united states is the whistle-blower. this individual a saboteur trying to undermine a democratically elected government. >> i don't know who the individual is. all i know at some point, chris, we have to focus on the real scandal which is three years of deep state -- >> reporter: now a source familiar tells cnn discussions between the whistle-blower team and committee are still ongoing but that testimony could happen very soon. this comes as house democrats are ramping up the pressure from the administration to turn over documents to make people available to talk about the ukraine controversy on friday, for example, secretary of state mike pompeo was subpoenaed and house democrats are also looking for depositions from senior state department officials including that former envoy to ukraine, kurt volker who is to appear before committees an soon as this week. a lot of pressure on the administration right

so steven miller's talk about the deep state is completely beside the point. all we need is the transcript. that is an impeachable offense. he is using the power of his office to pressure a foreign leader to helping defeat his political rival here. that is an absolute abuse of power. >> dana: for the white house to release that transcript last week, it was quite extraordinary. it was actually a transcript rather than the whistleblower report which he says second hand information. but do you think that now, as they go down this path, that the democrats investigating are going to ask for a bunch of the other transcripts with world leaders? >> i think they'll ask for it, absolutely, dana. i do have to tip my hat to the white house for getting that out. let the people sift through it. they can or cannot agree with the other guests. the fact of the matter is this is part of the deep state thing. you can call it bloviating all you want. a senior congressman from the democratic party saying we need more anonymous. we need more whistleblower. please come out of the wa

yes the president does believe that this is extreme harassment and you heard his senior adviser steven miller today claiming that this whistle-blower could be some part of the deep state which is something new. they said this person could be partis partisan. now they are saying could be a deep state operative. that's new from the white house this morning as well. >> still unclear who the whistle-blower is. whether the white house has any where who it might be. we're hearing that whistle-blower has tentatively agreed to testify as early as this week. other than to discredit this whistle-blower, what will be and what could be the posture of the republican party who is coming out still to defend this white house, this president and his conduct. >> yeah. so the white house appears to be headed down the public relations track for the moment which is to say discredit the whistle-blower and undermine the allegations, the accusations, attacking democrats for being on a witch-hunt and the like at some point. that strategy is likely to involve not only the white house and its aides as we have seen in t

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steven miller in a contentious interview on fox news sunday. >> at some point, we have to focus on the real scandal which is three years. >> democrats think public sentiment was a concern may be shifting in favor of impeachment. for them, speed may be paramount. >> if they don't get it over by february approximaterd which is the start of the presidential voting, in iowa, they are going to be in deep trouble. >> and that may be why democrats are looking at a pretty aggressive time justice of the peace line here talking about possibly having a boat on articles of impeachment as early as thanksgiving. in washington, doug luzader, fox news. >>> back here at home, power is back on for more than 50,000 pg ande customers in the east bay after a major power outage. pg ande is blaming equipment failure. the outage affected customers from oakland to san pablo but most of the impact was felt in berkeley. businesses had to turn away potential customers since many of them could not -- without power. it threw off several people's regular sundaymorning routine. >> and we go around for a cup of coffee

. >> and steven miller going so far as to allege that as well. >> maybe not witness intimidation butiolates the spirit of the whistleblower act, which is if you see something going wrong in government, you should be encouraged to report. it you shouldn't suffer adverse employment consequences and obviously when the most powerful person in the government is tweeting about you and insulting you that really seems to violate the spirit of whistleblower statute. >> and big consequences. >> when it comes to witness intimidation, that would apply if we were talking about a trial specifically, a criminal trial, but the president is right in a sense that constitutionally, everyone does have a right to confront they're cuser. at trial. not just generally in life. that's not the way it works. and not necessarily within the whistleblower statute. >> danny cevallos, always a pleasure, my friend. good to see you. >> appreciate it. >>> let's switch gears and bring in our meteorologist ja nessa webb with a look at the weather. >>> a storm in the pacific northwest. and massive amounts of snow. blizza

. >> that was steven miller talking about the deep staet and you're seeing lindsey graham's tweets andve process designed to destroy the presidency that relies on anonymous accusers or hearsay accusatioaccusations. it's important we find out who supplied the information to the whistle-blower. what was their agenda? kim, would you call this a witch-hunt? >> no, of course, it's not a witch-hunt. this is deeply problematic as a matter of basic law. i mean, as i explain in the book. two things. legal requirements and then also norms of conduct. norms of conduct include complying with the spirit of the law and, in this instance, goes way back. this isn't even prior to the statute. this concept of having people inside organizations that can tell, you know, the people in charge what's actually happening inside so you can root out corruption. the problem with this process, what is happening with the president in addition to putting this person's life probably in danger is that it's going to chill the whole purpose of having a whistle-blower statute. why would anyone if they know of information

chris: okay, i'm going to -- >> reporter: three years of deep state sabotage, according to steven miller the center of this, of course, joe and hunter biden and how, without experience, the younger biden was able to net $600,000 a year from a ukraine company and whether or not the former vice president used the power of his office to threaten withholding funds from ukraine if the country didn't dismiss a prosecutor said to be hooking into the dealings of the younger biden. we expect, as you can well imagine, lucky to learn a great deal more about that this week as the white house continues to push back. i can just say this before i let you go, i had a conversation with a white house official not long ago, completely on background. she said things don't look as bad as you think. take from that what you will. back to you. leland: reporting this morning, real quick, kevin, by chris wallace that victoria understand thing and joe digenova were working with giuliani. any response on that? >> reporter: not yet, although i have conversations with both of those individuals, and nothing on the rec

leland: steven miller on fox news sunday tomorrow and there are few people, if any in the white house, who is more influential on immigration policy than steven miller and two new court rulings have given the trump administration's immigration policy a big blow. garrett tenney joining us with that and what this means going forward. >> it was a rough day for the trump administration's policy on friday. the big one the white house's attempt to get rid of the so-called flores, it arguments is responsible for the catch and release loophole in the system. and they would have new policies that would an n i allow childr and families to be held indefinitely to returather than return at a later date. >> part of the rule are two new core principles that families should remain together during immigration proceedings and conditions for care of children must be appropriate. >> but on friday, the district judge said the new plan didn't do enough to ensure that children are protected and she chastised the government in her ruling, writing that officials, quote, cannot simply ignore the dictates of t

. >> what does steven miller have to do with this?ing this and saying we're going to do enforcement and keep people out. >> that's right. dhs official said people are basically scared to go up to steven miller and talk about this as a root cause of migration. cdp internally, law enforcement agency, has studied this and said one of the main root causes from guatemala is food insecurity. people don't want to go to steven miller and talk to him about climate change. another senior law enforcement official said why aren't they doing anything about this in the trump administration presupposes that they care about it being a root cause. obviously they don't. by the way, joy, we asked the white house about all of this. why did president trump in the face of his own evidence defund foreign aid to places where people are literally starving to death and coming to the united states and they didn't simply respond. >> in theory, if they don't believe or they claim they don't believe even though their own department of defense and military believes

has certain hard line that is whether you talk about a shared coach and whether you talk about a steven miller who actually believe that europe in effect is no longer a trusted equally united states but should take its place as a follower who keeps its voice down the engines in d.c. we used to talk at the very beginning of this administration about don't trump having adults in the room those adults seem to have gone and now he's surrounding himself with with people with either very little experience or as a says with a hardline agenda is that anybody that can read rein in this president and his thinking or is they simply he is going to do what he wants and he's going to tweet what he wants. no i believe mr trump has said very early on that he is the decider in chief and that he will listen to people perhaps discuss issues in front of them but once he makes his mind up he's not going to be. swayed in any direction and he doesn't take very kindly to dissent i think mr bull in the biggest challenge is look you have national security advisors all the time where difficult relationship with this i c

and we had earlier on one of the sunday shows how steven miller put it. >> it is unfortunate that the media is continuing to describe this individual as a whistle-blower and honorific that this individual does not deserve, a partisan hit job does not make you a whistle-blower because you go through the whistle-blower protection act. i have worked in the federal government now for nearly three years. i know what the deep state looks like and i know the difference of a whistle-blower and a deep state operative, and this is a deep state operative pure and simple. >> so the emerging strategy is appears to be to attack the whistle-blower, and you heard rudy giuliani talking about how adam schiff has lost his credibility. in a moment there, giuliani said that he would cooperate if directed by his client, the president of the united states. now, the president and his allies are trying to speak directly to their base. it is clear that they are focusing on their supporters and you have the message from the president from the rose garden yesterday talking directly to the supporters and laulara

heather: thank you so much, griff, democrats hang on whistleblower they refuse to name, steven millerat president trump is the only one exposing government corruption. >> i think it's unfortunate that the media continues to describe this individual as a whistleblower and this person does not deserve hit job, does not make you whistleblower because grow to whistleblower protection act. the president pointed out that the behavior to this individual is close to the spy, i don't know who the individual is, at some point we have to focus on the real scandals which is 3 years of deep state -- heather: transcript from president trump's call shows him pressing ukraine's president to look into the bidens, it does not show him linking that request to u.s. aid which had been frozen days earlier. fox news alert for you now, the chilling last words revealed from a new york police officer just moments before he was shot and killed with his own gun, this as the houston community in texas prepares a funeral for one of its sheriff's deputies murdered during routine traffic stop, jackie ibaÑez joins us

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howie: white house aide steven miller that it was a deep-state operative, we do not know the man's identityt's get to the biden part of this. using as leverage when he was vice president to fire controversial prosecutor who had a case against ukrainian oil giant that was paying big bucks to hunter bind, although hunter biden not accused of wrongdoing, is this on the same level, should they be paying more attention to it? >> the trump people want to say it was only the biden stuff and a lot of the press it's the biden stuff doesn't really matter, it's just a trump story and i don't think either one of those is exclusively true, we can walk and chew gum at the same time but serious questions that biden needs to answer and so far he has hunkered down and done nothing. when trump is out there talking to the press constantly, biden is not talking at all, i would like to know, for example, how does the point person for the obama administration on ukraine policy, the vice president of the united states, how does his son get hired by this gas company for 50 grand a month with no relevant expertise

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probably 2016 usable and israeli do a back channel to the emirates on the saudis don't junior steven miller over there to talk about iran policy through that about iran policy don't think that's something important to disclose to the house intelligence committee while you're under oath he did you didn't we just went through the testimony there's no mention of the trump tower meeting because 2016 were not i don't know if they got the transcript wrong. or they got the transcript wrong so we could i don't know i remember i remember certainly does dismiss it with you because we know that robert mueller he hasn't been able to establish collusion yet but he has got a lot of guys for lying to the authorities and not telling the whole truth is that a problem now even if you accidentally didn't tell them that could come back and haunt you fully cooperated i haven't heard anybody i haven't heard from anybody in more than 9 months i mean i mean members of congress after they discover this media have talked about certain witnesses not telling the truth but you believe you told congress about this meeti

but top aide to president trump steven miller on sunday continued to attack the whistle-blower as partisannd accuse that person of undermining trump's administration. take a listen. >> the president is the whistle w blower. this individual is trying to undermine a democratically individual. all know we have to focus on the real scandal which is three years of state sabotage. >> reporter: rudy giuliani the president's personal attorney is he is center of the ukraine controversy and he is mentioned several times in the whistle-blower's complaint and president trump brought up giuliani in the infamous phone call with ukrainian president zelensky. despite telling cnn on friday he would be willing to testify on friday before congress if trump gave him the all-clear, giuliani muddied the waters when asked again on sunday. >> i wouldn't cooperate with adam schiff. i think he should be removed. put someone in a neutral who hasn't expressed an opinion yet, if i had a judge in a case and he already had announced i'm going to impeach, if he already went ahead and did a whole false episode, would i mo

and you see -- you saw three or four members of congress and steven miller who, you know, as a partisane they keep putting out. because i think he scares people. but it was all people trying to make up what they thought why this was political. again, they lack the professionalism and infrastructure to defend themselves. >> yeah. if you look at russian strategy, one of the things they do is throw 30 different conspiracy theories out and muddy the waters and so on. it strikes me that the white house doesn't really know the true extent of this. from its own perspective. it doesn't know how many people are involved. what did pompeo know? they're doing a defense before they even know the true extent of everything. >> and one of the more effective defense would be to say, we're looking at this. we're trying to figure out the extent of this and talk to you when we do. but the reality is they don't know. because what happens is there are thousands -- tens of thousands of emails going back and forth that you have to go through and look at. this is something the lawyers are doing now. and the wor

. >> steven miller on fox news sunday, all this, eric, amid reporting that the former vice president's son, of course, got a bit of a break, you remember there's been video of the vice president, the former vp, that is bragging that he got a prosecutor fired, it has been reported that prosecutor was looking into hunter biden's business deal negotiation ukraine and including the fact that younger biden manage told pick up $600,000 a year with company with inexperience in the sector, we will continue to follow it as, for now, eric, back to you. eric: a lot more on it throughout the hours, we will bring you some of that affidavit later. arthel. arthel: well, house democrats ramping up their pace of their impeachment inquiry despite congress being on recess for the next two weeks, house panel will hear from the intelligence communities and inspector general michael on friday in closed hearing about the whistleblower complaint, we will have continue fox news coverage right now, mark meredith, he's in washington, mark. >> arthel, lawmakers have not said how long impeachment inquiry may last,

. >> steven miller on fox news sunday at issue, eric, was the president using the power of his office to investigate a political rival joe biden by way of hunter biden's business dealings and as you heard maria say, what was private attorney talking to ukrainians as you also heard him say he was defending his client, all in the center of all of this, joe and hunter biden and without experience the younger biden was able to net $600,000 a year from a ukrainian company and whether or not the president, former vice president that is yulessed the power of his office to threaten withholding funds from ukraine if the country didn't dismiss a judge said to be looking into the younger biden's business dealings, some of the myriad of questions that we will be watching all week long from white house, for now, back to you. eric: all right, kevin, thank you. arthel. arthel: breaking news this morning from capitol hill, house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff saying the whistleblower who filed the complaint will testify before the panel, quote, very soon. >> that whistleblower would be a

. >> has the homeland security agency lost its mission under the influence of steven miller in the whiteof some of the more radical proposals that seem to be proved by the white house day after day? >> well, first, it's important to remember that the department of homeland security is 230,000 people working on the front lines, day-to-day in the coast guard, tsa, the secret service and the men and women of the department of homeland security do their job day-to-day irrespective really of what's happening in washington. having said that, i am concerned about the constant upheavals in management, the turnover and i'm concerned that the department, the leadership of the department is becoming overwhelmed with the border security mission to the exclusion of all of the other important missions to keep the american people safe, land, sea and air and cyberspace. i'm concerned about that. >> and the politics that have been played out in terms of homeland security on the immigration issue in particular? >> i believe that the great majority of american people and i know this from personal experienc

. >> call out steven miller.ot allowed to watch fox. ( laughter ) you seem nice, but i can't, legally i can't-- >> yes, yes. but in any case, just as-- you know, i think that-- if-- i just felt that it was-- i'm calling balls and strikes, and just as on sunday when stephen miller was on our show, and i talked about the fact that i thought that the president was stoking racial divisions, and i believe he is, i watched today, and i have to come out-- and you say, "well, these are performance, theater, critic notes." >> stephen: yes. >> the fact is, that's what this was all about. if you all you cared about was the report, the report was there in black and white two months ago. the whole reason that they had the hearing was to breathe life into the report. that's what jerry nadler, the chairman, said. they didn't breathe life into the report today. >> stephen: we have to take a break right now, but we'll be right back to talk with chris wallace and more about the new documentary about his father, mike wallace. stick

. >> tess, one of the interesting things, whether it was rudy guiliani or steven miller or now lindsey they're all making an interesting, narrow, irrelevant legal point that this is hearsay. that the whistle-blower heard it from someone else, and it wouldn't be admissible in court. from a national security perspective, it is not a court of law thing, it is a did this actually happen, is this whistle-blower reporting something that may have happened because our government, our intelligence community, our national security apparatus has the ability to get to the bottom of whether it is true or not. if it is not true, maybe the whistle-blower should face some consequence. but if it is true, that's more important than the fact it was firsthand. >> well, sure. i think if you do want to go to the technical legal merits, first of all, there's nothing in the whistle-blower statute that requires the information to be firsthand, that a concerned government official is reporting. that would be a misreading of the whistle-blower statute. second, it is important to keep in mind that the whistle-blo

can you tell us what role anybody at the white house including steven miller, the architect of immigration policy at the white house played? >> no sir. >> can they tell us why the policy was developed and where it arose from the work of the policy is coming and i just want to be clear for the record this is basically where you are. i remember learning in school the five critical ingredients of history are the five w.'s. who, what, why, when and where. i want to make sure that it's the case that you can't answer any of these. can you tell us why we have a new policy? mr. renaud, can you tell us why we have the new policy of rejecting the medical deferred action? >> because of the pending lawsuit and that the advice of counsel -- >> can you tell me who ordered the policy? >> i cannot. >> can you tell me where the policy came from? >> for the same reason i cannot. >> can you tell me when the policy was developed or when it will be finalized? >> no sir. >> and can you tell me what the policy is? >> because of the pending litigation, i'm not able to share that. >> i'm afraid to say this is the

has certain hard line that is whether you talk about a shared coach and whether you talk about a steven miller who actually believe that europe in effect is no longer a trusted equally united states but should take its place as a follower who keeps its voice down. dungeons in d.c. we used to talk at the very beginning of this administration about don't trump having adults in the room those adults seem to have gone and now he's surrounding himself with with people with even very little experience or as a says with a hardline agenda is that anybody that can read rein in this president and his thinking or is they simply he is going to do what he wants and he's going to tweet what he wants. no i believe mr trump has said very early on that he is the decider in chief and that he will listen to people perhaps discuss issues in front of them but once he makes his mind up he's not going to be just swayed in any direction and he doesn't take very kindly to dissent i think mr bull in the biggest challenge is look you have national security advisers all the time where difficult relationship with this i c

you know, are there a few, does steven miller have a say on certain issues? jared kushner, ivanka trump, occasionally on their stuff. there's no one in there including the acting chief of staff, mick mulvaney, who very much runs his own enterprise there, focused on his conservative issues and basically washed his hands of the president and says, look, i'm not going to try to restrain him, he will do what he sees fit, this is a losing proposition for me and him. you have a president with some consultation with his network of outside advisers but largely doing this on his own, on his gut, and feeling, yes, feeling very much like he has suffered no consequences, no penalty, for what we saw in 2016 with russia and everything since. yet, did the republicans lose control of the house of representatives? they did. president doesn't really care about that. the president, to this point, has cared only about his own political future, but now as the democrats move toward impeachment, the house, which the democrats lost in 2018, largely because the president's behavior,

meanwhile steven miller was ready for combat when he went on with chris wallace yesterday.wards when it comes to the whistleblower. >> the president is the whistleblower here. the president of the united states is the whistleblower. and this individual is a saboteur trying to undermine a democratically elected government. the president correctly pointed out that the behavior of this individual is close to a spy. i don't know hot individual is. all i know is at some point, chris, we have to focus on the real scandal. which is three years of deep state sabotage. brian: it's got to be frustrating for the president. because people in his own midst seem to be very comfortable turning on us. and if you felt that conversation wasn't appropriate, why don't you become the whistleblower? why are you somebody that goes and whispers into it, according to the "new york times," cia male and whisper to him and he says five or six other people heard the call and were disturbed by it. and the president's actions are putting into secure server is something prove that even the president's peo

it should be with steven miller.. >> absolutely. there were deals to be made on immigration, and that's been clear from the start, and donald trump won't make those deals. you know, $3.6 billion is a small part of the defense department budget, but it's a lot of money, and it's a lot of money as we see today that affects the states of republican senators who are up for reelection. so, you know, martha mcsally is not going to be happy about this. it puts her in a bad position. it puts all of them in bad positions. it puts cory gardner in a bad position, and mitch mcconnell, yet, i predict you're going to hear nothing honest coming from these senators about this, because they're all scared of donald trump, and, you know, what these first two stories we've done this morning have in common, the sharpie gate and the money that's been taken for the wall is that everything is all about donald trump. and if we haven't learned that about him, total disregard for the political position or feelings or whatever of anybody else,

we saw steven miller and rudy giuliani over the weekend and relying on the president's own tweets. there is a sense they're simply not ready for what's coming. >> we saw this weekend dismal performances by members of the president's team. if that's any indication of how prepared they are for impeachment, the president's in trouble. you have the minority leader of the house of representatives not even knowing what was in the transcript that the white house itself released. >> it's only a few pages long. >> david, again, you look at these numbers, you look at the shift. this is moving very quickly. yet the white house still seems ill prepared. nothing like the clinton white house with their impeachment war room. nothing like nixon's white house as well. this remains even in the most dire of times for this president and this administration a one-man circus act. >> joe, you put it right. he's his own war room. he's making himself in effect his own lawyer. as this gets more serious, he's certain to take on counsel as he did during the mueller investigation. giuliani's role is already pr

do we know whether or not steven miller has been instrumental in shaping this policy?ming into this country in general. >> stephen miller is behind almost every policy you see, refugee resettlement or the southern border. i talk to people who are very much in touch with stephen miller and who are championing what goes through there, and they talk about how this has been a priority of theirs for a long time, to try to decrease the number of refugees. i do have to point out, if you think of refugees as a national security concern, which is what stephen miller and the president says, you have to stop and think for a minute about how they go through the most rigorous process to be screened. it's far more rigorous than people who come in on visas to work here, u.n., department of homeland security and it takes two years before they've gone through this rigorous process and then they're resettled. >> doctor, i'm interested to get your thoughts in terms of what you've documented or able to learn about the mental state of the migrant children that we, as a country, have separa

here is one, steven miller. >> i think it is unfortunate that the media continues to describe this individuals individual does not deserve a partisan hit job, it do. i worked for the federal government for three years, i know what the deep states look like. i know the difference between a whistleblower and deep state operati operative. this is a deep state operative, pure and simple. if you read the seven page that the whistleblower put together, it drips with con desings. >> that's the guy on this. are they putting out their a-team on this charlie because they're in a good position or they're the only ones willing to do the job? >> yeah, this is not a good work. i agree with david on this. the strategy seems to be threefold. denial and detractiistraction a intimidation. i want to hear joe biden about this. and this intimidation and bullying of anyone else who may come forward and be a whistleblower. they're trying to discredit him. also they're trying to send a signal to other people in the government. don't you dare come forward. don't you dare break the seal because we'll attack you, we'll

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steven miller is quoted as saying he would be happy if not one refugee steps on american soil for thechitects for the increased militarization and border patrol. also highly skilled immigration donald trump was called countries like the country i come from, somalia has wondered out loud why we don't get more people from africa and haiti or more people from places like norway. they have told us what they want to see which his people from white countries come in your organization the center for the study's recently published an article asking whether we as a country have forgotten 9/11. there are two members of congress mentioned as evidence. the southern poverty law center has designated your organization as a hate group citing your repeated white supremacist writers, the "washington post" has revoked the research from your organization and its defense of the muslim men. i don't know how he should take your views or organization seriously as a point of view as a fundamental ideology. when you were asked by my colleague, you denied that he was the founder. if there was a founder it was

can you tell us what role anybody at the white house including steven miller, the architect of immigration policy at the white house played? >> no sir. >> can they tell us why the policy was developed and where it arose from the work of the policy is coming and i just want to be clear for the record this is basically where you are. i remember learning in school the five critical ingredients of history are the five w.'s. who, what, why, when and where. i want to make sure that it's the case that you can't answer any of these. can you tell us why we have a new policy? mr. renaud, can you tell us why we have the new policy of rejecting the medical deferred action? >> because of the pending lawsuit and that the advice of counsel -- >> can you tell me who ordered the policy? >> i cannot. >> can you tell me where the policy came from? >> for the same reason i cannot. >> can you tell me when the policy was developed or when it will be finalized? >> no sir. >> and can you tell me what the policy is? >> because of the pending litigation, i'm not able to share that. >> i'm afraid to say this is the

. >> the role that anyone at the white house including steven miller, the ark terkt chitect om im grags policy played? >> no, sir. >> mr. robins said he could not tell me why the policy was developed or even what the policy is. i want to be clear. this is basically where you are too on it. i remember when i was in school learning that the five critical ingredients of history is who, what, why, where and when. i want to make sure it's the case that you can't answer any of these. can you tell us why we have the new policy? >> no, because of the pending lawsuit and the advice of counsel. >> who order ed the policy? >> i cannot. >> where the policy came from? >> the same reason, i cannot. >> can you tell me when the policy was developed or when it will be finalized? >> no, sir. >> can you tell me what the policy is? >> because of the pending lit fwags, i'm not able to share that. >> i'm afraid to say this is the perfect trump administration public policy. we don't know where it comes from, we don't know why we have it, we don't know who came up with it, when it was adopted or even if it was

. >>> a third man has been arrested and charged in connection with mac miller's overdose death. >> steven walter is suspected of selling the counterfeit pills to miller before his death. walter is accused of being the source of the pills that another man sold to miller. miller died in september of last year. he was just 36. >>> the inventor of the labradoodle says he regrets created the breed. >> the first labradoodle was for a blind woman whose husband was allergic to labrador retrievers. the breed quickly became a sensation, spawning other designer dog mixes. >> now wally connors says he's opened pandora's box and released a frankenstein monster. he says the breed has a higher risk for mental or physical problems. >> wow. >> that's really unfortunate. >>> coming up, how so-called bad moms are channelling their inner good moms. >> how they're banding together to tackle the ups and downs of motherhood. you're watching "world news now." . . >>> wrong. new mucinex nightshift fights my cold symptoms so i can sleep great and wake up human. don't eat me i taste terrible. fight your worst sympt

steven's phone. now you can know who's on your network and control who shouldn't be, only with xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. >>> everybody thought today's hearing for trump's latest. reportedly works on stephen miller'se would be about his lifetime of writings on subjects including the inferiority of islam and gays and women and how democracy works best with, with, ethnic homogeneity. no other way to say it, right? but steven menashi's hearing today went pretty bad pretty fast on a bunch of different levels. first, there were protests in the hallway outside his hearing that resulted in five arrests. they were so loud at one point it was hard to hear menashi's opening statement. also inside the hearing room, senators of both parties seemed unhappy with the nominee for not answering their questions, period. >> counselor, you're a really smart guy. but i wish you would be more forthcoming. this isn't supposed to be a game. you're supposed to try to understand not how you're going to rule but how you're going to think. >> well, senator, i had been more forthcoming if you had a follow up. trying to be. >> i'm out of time. you took a lot of it but not answering my questions. >> did you work on the administ