we'll be right back with more with steven miller. stay with us. smooth chocolate. to put the world on pause. lindor. made to melt you. by the lindt master chocolatier. there are never enough hours in the day. so we made classes you can take at any hour. take online classes any time day or night, at university of phoenix. maria: welcome back. i am back with former white house senior advisor stephen miller. stephen, tell us about the lawsuit, the two lawsuits that you recently filed. you are also the outside counsel and partnering with ag paxton on the catch and release situation. walk us through it. >> yes. so we filed two lawsuits. one lawsuit to ensure that farm aid is delivered irrespective of one's race and ethnicity. the biden administration excluded people based on skin color, that's outrageous. as with our lawsuit with the amazing ken paxton we are suing to end the catch and release policies on the southern border that are spreading the pandemic which violates federal law and violates the administration's covid regulations. imagine you were

steven miller founded america first legal and is ready to fight back against this and the rest of biden'san i barely believe the things i read sometimes. help me here and what are you doing about it. >> no, it seems like the craziest ideas from a u.k. berkeley campus things that we maybe used to laugh off or dismiss or maybe not take seriously are now the official policy of the united states government it's almost impossible to believe. as you may know my group first legal filed a lawsuit against the usda agricultural relief program that explicitly excludes some farmers from debt relief solely based on their skin color. and now you have the new rule which you just mentioned which says that if your restaurant or your bar was absolutely disseminated by the pandemic, and closures, that you will be last in line for relief solely becaused upon your skin color is the institutionalization of discrimination by the u.s. government. that's clearly illegal, my group is going to fight it if you visit af legal.org you will find out what we're doing. critical race theory that insane left wing campus ex

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now american first legal founder, steven miller how are you my friend?i'm doing great thank you for having me. mark: thanks for being here. let's talk about the border. nobody knows more about this than you, you've spent your entire career studying this subject. which is why you're constantly under attack by these marxist among others. first of all let's get something straight. help me in the american people with this. we don't care about the browning of america. this is nothing to do with the browning of america or race of any kind. what we care about is having a lawful immigration system, people assimilating into our system, it is the democrats obama used to talk about it. biden used to talk about the media talk about -- the browning of america. you and i and most americans don't even bring up race nothing to do with race. explain. >> yes that's a really great place to open. so in the last election president trump carried overwhelmingly texas border counties that were largely historic and latino. why is that? why is that? is it because latino voters li

let's bring in former donald trump's adviser steven miller, founder of america first legal and formere administration throughout the four years as well chief speech writer. going to start rebuilding the wall again, steven, what do you think that says? >> i think in that case they probably just had overwhelming pressure from the border agents on the ground. the key thing for the audience tonight to understand is that every single day, at least, at least one thousand illegal aliens is getting across the border without ever being apprehended. this is known as got aways. so that's a thousand people minimum per day that border agents know are out there but they can't physically get to because they are pulled off the line dealing with the humanitarian crisis. who is among those thousand? you will have drug dealers? you will have gang members, you'll have criminals. you also have people coming here just to take jobs from hard-working americans. that is a public safety, public health, and national security crisis, brian. >> brian: so, the number of brought acrossers, illegal immigrants is up

mark meadows, this legal group with steven miller, that's your group? >> it is. steven is doing a great job. the left is already saying he is the worst individual in america because he is actually taking it to them. holding the biden administration accountable. somebody needs to hold them accountable. he is missing in action. joe biden and his leadership style is mr. appeasement across the board. >> sean: last night i mentioned that the reagan library, peggy is a hosting an event. a time for choosing for the republican party. jim jordan, i don't know, i haven't changed my agenda. it's make america great agenda. america first. that worked so well for donald trump in his first 3 years prior to the pandemic and i believe would work again. what does peggy need to choose? wants to eliminate all conservatives from the party? >> it's also an american strength agenda to project strength around the world and not this weakness that our enemies see. the treatment secretary blinken got from chinese counter parts would never happen to mike pompeo in the trump administration. t

here is congressman mike garcia with steven miller. congressman let's talk about the letter.ery important topic here. we initiated this letter with mr peers from california. this is a national security issue. not just for the local citizens but edwards air force base is in my district and their personnel are not feeling safe and have to go to places with escorts. these are criminal organizations getting free land and water ands growing illegal marijuana over several acres. the problem has grown just in the last 2 months. we put a light on. this but this is why you don't defund the police. this is why you don't stop funding border security. there is a direct result of both of those things. it got out of control. we are hoping that the attorney general plays attention and the local sheriff is helping us get more attention on this. we need to support him. >> sean: california is experiencing drought for farmers. taking about 10 millions of water daily. it's bigger than that. this is one part of it. they are just growing their illegal crops in the u.s. using our electricity and ou

abbott texas attorney general paxton and steven miller that's tomorrow at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. eastern here on the fox chat i'm in for jon scott. have a good night. ♪ ♪ >> hello america i'm mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" great guests but before we do you'll recall the began the program with thomas paine. and his magnificent pamphlet american crisis which starred american people in jour washington forces to written the the revolutionary war and i want to stiert a little differently tonight. we have allowed the mob and the democrat party to define who we are as people. they defame us, slander ancestors in history, trash our founding documents and principles. they're mostly those who hate country in which they live and contributed nothing to its betterment. indeed they live off the sweat an toil of others. while they pursue a destructive and dye boll call course for our nation undermining sabotages virtually every institution in our society. their ide you'll in world view based on argumentings and belief of a man ultimately karl marx writings responsible for enslavemen

administration came in, anding there the campaign rc which was hawkish written by navarro and steven miller others, was initially felt aside, and you know for the first month or so, the wall street week actually had more control overt policy and that's why we saw a lot of things that we saw, and you know, then -- as the weather got stormier, as the trade negotiations got worse and worse, but trump president trump would do is he would lift the ceiling on a what hard line was trying to accomplish and we would sort of seesaw a little bit back and ports between space from work from confrontational policies and when we would get close to, you know, something like that the space you would dry up, and this was complicated to a significant degree by president trump's personal relationship with xi jinping which was the book -- explains in detail had a very complicating effect on what officials were doing. now the trade deal actually if you think about it, when it was signed on january 15th of the white house, represented with merits of the numbers and soybeans, represented a day that president trump

maria: and that was former senior white house adviser steven miller on this program earlier this monthn's plan to push people through the facilities quickly, alleviate overcrowding at the border and house them in new facilities. now he wants to pay for it. if they're doing it, last month border patrol reported over 178,000 apprehensions. that's a 20-year high. yet as of last week, only 455 minors were in their custody. where are these people going? chad wolf is currently a visiting fellow at the heritage foundation can. secretary, thanks very much for being here. it looks like we are pushing the migrants into the interior of our country as much as possible. the administration has built a lot more housing to house these people, but they're also trying to help them connect with so-called sponsors or family that they stay they have in cities across the country. your reaction to where we are halfway through the year now. >> well, thanks for having me on, maria. i think what we currently are and what we see going on at the border is we continue to be in the middle of a historic crisis on ou

steven miller is like -- it is true. we are having this conversation. we are in danger.reserve decency and acknowledge americans in this country that aren't actually interested in preserving the inalienable rights of all americans. we just have to name that and figure out what to do with it if we're brave enough to name it. >> both of our guests thankfully staying with us as i fit in a break. when we come back, michelle obama's candid take on the shaw vin verdict and all related matters. lated matters. in light scents you'll love. febreze light. ♪ when i was young ♪ no-no-no-no-no please please no. ♪ i never needed anyone. ♪ front desk. yes, hello... i'm so... please hold. ♪ those days are done. ♪ i got you. ♪ all by yourself. ♪ go with us and find millions of flexible options. all in our app. expedia. it matters who you travel with. so what's going on? [dog] i'm a talking dog. expedia. the other issue. [dog] oh...i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or c

futures maria bartiromo sits down with texas governor greg abbott texas attorney general paxton and steven miller3 p.m. eastern here on the fox chat i'm in for jon scott. have a good night. ♪ ♪ >> hello america i'm mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" great guests but before we do you'll recall the began the program with thomas paine. and his magnificent pamphlet american crisis which starred american people in jour washington forces to written the the revolutionary war and i want to stiert a little differently tonight. we have

and again, steven miller in the news, this time to defend white farmers from what he calls racism.are confirming a short time ago that a vessel capsized today off the coast of point loma, in san diego, at this hour, three people confirmed dead and 27 have been rushed to nearby hospitals and at a press conference last hour, border patrol agents revealed had about the vessel that capsized. >> every indication from our perspective is it was a smuggling vessel, using to smuggle migrants in to the states illegally. we have not confirmed the nationalities of them involved, and many of our agents are with them in the hospital. the man who we believe was the operator is with them and suspected smuggler, but the investigation is still unfolding. >>> this happened off the coast of point loma, and it has become a hot s

joining me now steven l. miller, host of the media broadcast spectator u.s.a. d steve. look at these numbers and grades and lockdowns would you ever have been smart enough to understand, steven, it actually doesn't hurt businesses to shut them down? >> yeah, thank god for the "l.a. times" who it doesn't appear like anybody at the "l.a. times" missed a paycheck over the last year. and then these are the same people who decry when they hit the unemployment line themselves that we are not supposed to cheer when a venture capital hedge fund decides what the rest of us has figured out long time ago we don't need them anymore. there were 22 million jobs that were lost over the course much the last year. 6 million of those were in service industry restaurant, hotel, another 2 million in other pars of just casual working business and retail. and about another 2.5 million that were lost in business. and when you add all of this up, i guess, you know, this is how you know that a democrat is president when we can come in 800,000 jobs short in april and you had the "l.a. ti

steven miller, and it's the final time that i will talk to you tonight.i don't know, this item -- i think this is the first item when it was the restroom pilot t that i spoke to at sfmta. so it brings back memories. anyway, i wanted to say that i do support the procurement with nova bus. i don't have the staff report in front of me but i believe that at some point it references an entity c.b.s. c.b.s. is, is that creative bus sales like the one that we got the 32-footers from? but where it talks about the contract with virginia, it mentions c.b.s. and i don't know what c.b.s. is, and so i was confused about that but other than that i think that it's very good idea. and it will hopefully get more competition for future procurements of various buses. hopefully electric, but also if we look to get more hybrid buses, which it seems that we unfortunately will be getting before we switch to all battery electric. but i think that being able to test everything that is available is good. i support this. thanks. >> chair borden: thank you. next speaker, please. >>

here is steven miller weighing in on using these hotels as reception welcome centers for illegals. >>t sparingly. the hotels are being used as reception and welcome centers how many people right now serve this country honorably in uniform are having trouble, people that served in vietnam, people that served in the gulf war, they're having trouble paying their housing bills. well you have illegal immigrants getting $350 per-day, in free housing services, before being flown to their destination or by bus brought to the destination of choice inside america. brian: it's absolutely outrageous, and we thought it was cost prohibitive when you're building soft-sided facilities basically called tents. now they are shipping them out to hard facilities and say you can only keep them there 36 hours and no going to hotels as they try to round up sponsor families and makeup perhaps some type of linkage with the un accompanied minor that makes his way through the border because the policy with president biden is if you're a kid you come here, you get to stay here, which is a go sign for all kids in

stevens from the daily mail. and here's the weather now with nick miller. hello.ather at some stage of the day. really due to the proximity of this area of low pressure, so either showers close to that or indeed along this weather front with still the chance for seeing some outbreaks of rain. certainly more cloud than there will be elsewhere if you're close to that. we're still drawing in some warmer air from the south, so if you do get to see a bit of sunshine, it will actually feel quite pleasant, particularly across south east england and east anglia, which will see the higher temperatures. but this is where we're starting the day. it's a much milder start than we've had recently, and particularly across england and wales. now, along the weather front i pointed out, some cloud from south west england, south east wales, the midlands and on towards yorkshire. just edging a little bit further east with a chance of a few spots of rain. doesn't look like much more than that for much of the day. close to the low pressure, northern ireland and scotland will see some q

stevens. >> mr. jones. chairman scott. ranking member keller. >> present. >> misses miller mank. mr. good. >> present. >> misses steel. mrs. fox. that concludes the rollcall. >> thank you very much. any members who wish to insert written statements into the record may do so by submitting an to the clerk electronically through microsoft word by about 5 p.m. on the 17th of may. i want to introduce the witnesses. first of all, miss rebecca dixon 's executive director of the national employment law project. she leads their work to build a strong workers rights movement that dismantles structural racism, eliminates inequality, and builds worker power. mr. paul to camp is a lawyer. he served as the admin straighter of the u.s. department of labor's wage analysis division and now frequently represents employers and complex -- in complex government investigations. ms. teresa romero, the president of the largest farm workers union. their mission is to protect the rights and interests of farmworkers by creating a safe workplace. she is the first latina and immigrant woman to become president of a national union. in the senior p

this is congresswoman steven lynch from massachusetts testifying right now but the hearing centers on the delayed response back on january 6th. christopher miller is one of the witnesses and mr. miller used his moment to strongly defend his decision making. >> i stand by every decision i made on january 6th and the following days. i want to emphasize that our nation's armed forces are to be deployed for domestic law enforcement only when all civilian assets are expended and only as an absolute last resort. >> all right. we go to the hill this morning. garrett, congresswoman was just speaking and you flagged our team to some comments that may be telling. why is that? what was said? >> what's happening in this hearing intersects with the cheney story pretty clearly. the congressman redirected the topic here back to the speech that former president trump was giving on that day and chastised democratic members for saying that speech had anything to do with the capitol riot, which i think any thinking person knows that it does. the president was directing his supporters to fight against what was going on directing them to stop the steal. you have re

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

miller, blames riot on organized conspiracy. listen to the back and forth he had with congressman steven lynch about what the secretary said previously about the role of former president trump and what he said yesterday. >> but for president trump's speech, do you think anyone would have marched on the capitol hill and tried to overrun the capitol without the president's remarks? i know you've answer this had question several times, but i'd like you to answer it for the committee. >> i think i'd like to modify my original assessment. >> why am i not surprised about that? >> based on, as the chief said, we are getting more information by the day, by the minute, about what happened, and to highlight some other observations that were made, it's clear now that although we're going to find out through the department of justice process and the legal system, it seems clear that there was some sort of conspiracy where there were organized assault elements that intended to assault the capitol that day. >> reclaiming my time. i'm asking you the same question you've answered before. did the president's remarks incite members to march, people in

there was samuel freeman miller. steven johnson field, also lincoln.d served the second longest tenure of any justice on the supreme court. 1863 to 1897. william burns what's, a grand appointee. joseph bradley. mr. great. stanley matthews who wrote the decision in this case. john marshall harlan and the johnson democrat appointee was samuel. what should we know about this court? >> as a whole and civil rights cases, the court was fairly consistent that congress lacked the power to provide initial protection for the friedman. that case was one dissenter john -- he said that lost discriminating and private businesses discriminating against the friedman -- he thought the 13th and 14th amendment prohibited this form of racial segregation against african americans. notice justice harlan did not dissent, i'm sorry he did not write it in separately in yick wo. a few years later plessy ferguson, he dissented arguing that exclusionary laws separate but equal is unconstitutional and a very famous part of his opinion saying while we're able to give protection for