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the former senior advisor steven miller is joining us now and this is a no-brainer.he middle of a pandemic. saying that we don't need to do so because they're not going to be here very long. why would they resend this in the pandemic continues. already available here in new york city and it's about to hit the whole country. what is your reaction? >> the southern border is the perfect place for new viruses as well as new variance spread. people arrive at the border. crammed into trucks and cars, tractor-trailers, piled on top of each other, sharing the same error. it is as dangerous as it can get and that is why president trump put in place title 42, the united states southern border. as we seek out this moment we already have 7000 apprehensions per day and at least 2000 that we know of and many more that we don't know of. over 10,000 at least per day. including what is left of title 42 turning our border, total security of the trump era to an utter nightmare and illegal immigration apocalypse. >> you know, for example, joe biden not only brought back the policies of

steven miller.of this administration to enforce federal law is that a violation of the constitution and federal statutes are they not. impeachable. >> yes. they are unconstitutional. the core constitutional command that binds of the hands of the executives to take care of the laws as they are executed. what this president has done, turned congress into a suggestion box. the immigration and nationality act that governed who can enter the nation, what rules you comply with. that inter system has been rubbished by this president. as though he were an i'm emperor it is impeachable, my organization has been involved in a number of lawsuit against his policies, in each one we layout how he vate violated clear command of congress and the constitution, one case we litigated with texas, we won on title 42. another one, with respect to immigration and customs enforcement, he has been found to have broken the law again and again, they are impeachable crimes, he has not complied with court injunctions when he l

. >> people like steven miller are still trying to protect donald trump. miller claimed executive privilege even though it's biden's privilege and he waived it with regard to the insurrection and even though executive privilege doesn't cover when people are trying to help the president commit a crime. so joy, we know that steven miller talked to trump on january 6th but miller won't say what that conversation was about and that's the same day that trump said we will not take it anymore. miller now says that that was just political speech and december he said some states will send people to the electoral college voting for trump and biden and won't explain that, joy. this is the subversion of democracy and the smoking gun evidence exists in text messages. >> the thing is you have one of these goones. he claims he was following presidential orders and been found guilty on six charges. theft of government property. i put together, dean, all the way from days after the election, donald trump's son is already emailing and texting around plans to overturn the ele

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the 75-year-old steven miller keisley is charged with gross vehicular manslaughter and dui. the crash happened on saturday night in walnut creek community. the police say that he drove up on to a sidewalk and struck a husband and wife, out for a walk. the 64-year-old was killed. his wife escaped with minor injuries. he was defrocked in 1987 following a series of sexual a because allegations during his time with the oakland diocese. he eventually served prison time for child molestation. he moved to rossmore after his release in 2010. tonight he is held on $600,000 bail. >>> giving you a live look at san francisco where a man who spent 32 years in commitw jo his firstae ofedom. [cheand applause] >> we know he wacaras were ther the reunion as he embraced with friends and family. that includes a son he has not been able to hold since he was a newborn. >> tears, hugs, laughter. he is getting out of prison after so long feels like being born again. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: these are his first steps outside as a free man. hugging his family and surrounded by friends. so,

and we've learned that steven miller will appear before the committee this week. >> alex, thank you.>> next tonight, the state department is warning americans against traveling to china. and here's britt clennett, from hong kong tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the state department is urging americans to reconsider traveling to china as the country pursues a zero-covid policy with mounting restrictions and lockdowns. the u.s. pointing to arbitrary enforcement measures including the risk of parents and children being separated. non-emergency staff and diplomats' families also now allowed to evacuate from shanghai. tonight, china calling its covid policies science-based and effective, and slamming what it described as the u.s.' groundless accusations. still, despite efforts to control covid, cases are rising. shanghai,with over 25 million residents, now the site of china's biggest outbreak of the pandemic. after a nearly two week long strict lockdown, the number of daily positive infections in the city reaching 25,000. but only 1,000 of those showing symptoms. >> over the past two years,

miss maggie haberman is part of an article in "the new york times" this morning that talks about steven millertifying to the committee yesterday for hours and hours. and the committee, according to the reporting, kept on asking about the speech that the former president gave on january 6th and the language he used, kept on saying, we, we, we. let me play you a little bit about that speech. >> we will not take it anymore. and that's what this is all about. and to use a favorite term that all of you people really came up with, we will stop the steal. >> so, maggie, what is that you think the committee was after yesterday? what was the significance of that language? >> so, john, stephen miller was there for roughly eight hours and there were two contentious points of discussion, and inquiry, and one was about the use of the word we in the draft of the speech -- in the speech that president trump, former president trump clidelivered. there is a gap in the draft they showed, they have the draft and what trump actually said. the question they seem to want to get at was, you know, is the word we inte

a former adviser steven miller met with the january 6th select committee for more than eight hours yesterdayce tells nbc news miller was, quote, pugnacious and in their words cooperative-ish during that deposition. but the spokesperson for the committee and miller declined to comment. the panel has said miller promoted lies about the 2020 election and aided efforts to overturn it. >>> the republican national committee voted unanimously to require republican presidential candidates to abstain from future debates overseen by the commission on presidential debates. the rnc will also require those candidates to sign a pledge saying they will only appear at debates approved by the republican party. rnc chair rhonda mcdaniel accused the commission of being biased and said the rnc will find a newer, better debate platform for republicans. let's bring in white house correspondent for politico and co-author of the playbook, eugene daniels, also a "morning joe" senior contributor. this move by the rnc, what's behind it? it sounds like trump, if he runs, doesn't feel like doing debates. >> reporter: ye

there have been a lot of questions to steven miller and others, ivanka trump and jared kushner, did donald a stream of thousands of his extremist supporters up the steps of the capitol in what were 1,000 misdemeanors and felonies. >> there are a lot of those defendants that are now saying they were told by donald trump to do that. that was the question i was going for, the question of incitement, how that wraps into what he knew about the election, what he was told. he may have wanted to believe about the fraud, and he was told there was no fraud and he brought multiple lawsuits because you can't lie about what you have. i want to get into the hearings about who we might see testify? any big names that might be compelled to speak on live television in front of the committee? >> i know there has been -- i would say gentle arm existing by the committee. do the right thing for your country, help us narrate what happened here. i will not speculate as a journalist about who they have roped into communicating. a lot of a bush to get bold-based names to say this is what happened. one of the best

title 42 is a racist policy from 1944 used by steven miller and put forward by this congress. fix this problem, it's a problem with congress's wheelhouse and what happened to the almost 20,000 haitians that have been returned to an uncertain country and concerns about democracy in the east and concerns we have in the west for these countries which are pushing individuals to the southern border. >> alan, are there differences in how you are treated, received or accepted in the u.s. border, are there differences based on what? >> there are various differences. one of the other things is that 250 other ports of entry in the united states and we haven't seen title 42 used at any of them, only the southern border. if you're able to fly in and you overstay your visa, no issue. now people coming from europe arriving at the southern border, are processed where people who have been waiting for years are not brought in. those a preference that are arbitrary and many of the things the united states stands against we are implementing at the southern borders. >> thank you. i very much appr

joining me now is steven miller, former senior adviser to president trump and founder of america first legal. steven, i don't think people have made enough of these executive orders from biden seeking in the way he can to try to federalize elections. what are we missing here about this executive order specifically from last march? >> well, i think you're completely right. it was an executive order that got relatively little attention at the time using the full weight the federal government agency by agency to push mail in voting everywhere they can using every tool and resource they can. and so in other words, they were trying to take the tactics used by mark zuckerberg to privatize our elections to establish these anonymous drop boxes where we've now seen what have been called mules or traffickers putting in these massive numbers of ballots unverified, anonymous, unknown and now they're trying to take that and moving into every single part of the country they can. that would mean the end of election security forever. and in that sense it would be a direct attack on american democracy

. >> steven miller, president's former aide, former former president's aide. speech that he gave january 6th at the ellipse, asking a lot of questions about the choice of language used. why the former president kept saying we, we, we. i want to listen to a little bit of that speech. no? we don't have it. he kept referring to the speech talking about we, we, we. why does the language choice matter. >> we must fight, we must go to capitol hill. we must show strength. by saying we, he is saying you're doing this for me, we're doing this together. and it goes straight to the question of what donald trump thought he was doing. was he inciting a riot at the capitol? that's probably what they spent a lot of time asking him about, why did you choose the word wee? what was the object there? and the fact of the matter is, it's secondary to the -- to what we saw and what is out in the public. the fact of the matter is, we did see -- the language was inflammatory, urging people to go up and intimidate the vice president. they were saying things like mike pence has to show

. >> it may have been steven miller's poicy, but if you have warnock saying this is not the right timent seen a detailed plan on this, that's nobody's hard core conservative, the ref lend senator warnock. what do you make of the challenge of guesting this tone? >> i guess the question is when is the right time? title 42 was a policy that was designed to prevent covid spread. it can't be a band-aid to immigration policy. the reality is that we need to have due process in this country. if we want to talk about how we secure the border, enforce better, let's do that. and the president should propose something to congress and let's get 60 senators and congress to strengthen border security. >> you're talking about passing legislation. i love that topic. i want to play for you something elizabeth warren said yesterday. take a listen. >> we have nearly 200 days left between now and the election. and there are families who are trying to make the decision at the checkout line which groceries to send back because they can't afford them. democrats ran and always run on trying to make government

joining us now, former senior adviser to president trump steven miller is with us. steven, we had this border under your former boss, president donald trump, under complete control and it was done stay in mexico policy. f he built the wall, almost finished it over 500 miles a new wall correct me ife i'm wrong. and of course he ended e catch and release. so the crisis was preventable and we could also solve the crisis by goingo back to those policies. but i don't see that happening with this administration. >> joe biden's first s week in office, sean, he ordered the rescission and termination of almost every one of president trump's unprecedent totally successful policies and you just tick through a few of them underhr president trump in twenty twenty after we beat back all the court challenges, the most secure border in american history. there was zero discretionary releases. in other words, zero times would border patrol apprehend an illegal immigrant and have to release that person. it was sealed as tight as a drumht. joe biden undid all of that . and here's the sc

that's when steven miller began one the first confessions of the tactics that would amount to a thwarted coup. when giuliani was giving weird press conferences, the courts cut off avenues of challenge, so at the time it might have sounded like more puffery and rhetoric from this ship of fools that was going down a legal ocean. but in fact i bring it back up tonight because, well, stephen miller is under a lot of pressure tonight. and the fact is he was actually admitting specific tactics then days before january 6th about their plot to overthrow democracy. listen here to the reference to alternative electors. >> we have more than enough time to right the wrong of this fraudulent election result and certify donald trump adds the winner of the election. as we speak today and ultimate slate of electors in the contested states is going to vote and we are going to send the results up to congress. >> as we speak, alternate electors. if you don't watch "fox & friends," you might have missed it. and it didn't happen. it was not that formal submission of a bunch of alternate slates of electors. i

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e steven miller is one of the fewn people is fighting back in ang organized way against the bush administration's efforts to make this mandatory. he's president of america. he's also a former senior whitew house adviser. of course he joinshi thanks soth much for joining us . people kind ofan sit back and watching this happen. what are you going to do about it? so we have a lawsuit in federal court right now and here's the core of the issue. last week the department of justice issued a threat to all50 50 states saying that doctors are in violation s of federal lw if they don't provide gender affirming care, which as you mentioned means you have to medically drug boys as if they were girls and girls, as if they were boys. t now this might have some people by surprise but didn't catchpe my group by surprise because the foundation for this was laid earlier last yearlier withe health and human servicesth department declaring that the h discrimination prohibition in obamacare will forever p more be read as preventing discrimination based on gender identity. so we are suing in federal court to say very

. >> well, speaking of immigration, we give steven miller a good half of the program.e will enjoy it very much. will: we'll be watching. pete: mark, thanks very much. >> thanks for everything you guys do. rachel: thanks, mark. more big guests coming up on "fox & friends" weekend. [inaudible conversations] >> i thought you retired. i said, no, honey, i refired. >> she's wrapping up her own segment. [laughter] >> bye! rachel: kathie lee gifford will join us live to preview her new special airing tonight on the fox news channel. plus, american farmers are feeling the squeeze from inflation as the cost of meat prices spike and consumers and growers are feeling the pinch. ♪ ♪ when tired, achy feet make your whole body want to stop, it's dr. scholl's time. our insoles are designed with unique massaging gel waves, for all-day comfort and energy. find your relief in store or online. first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. it was really holding me back. standing up... ...even walking was tough. my joints hurt. i was afraid things were going to get worse. i was always hiding,

here now stephen miller, america first legal founder and former senior adviser to president trump. stevenory. and i can't help but think that but for the refusal of joe biden to create some kind of regulator at the border that this is his fault. >> it is absolutely his fault because joe biden has sent the message to the world that if you come to the united states illegally you will get in. the result of that decision tragically, heart breakingly are incidents like this because people are coming in record numbers and risking their lives in many cases, making the treacherous journey and it's the heroes of our country who have to risk their lives to save them. this would all stop tomorrow if he just returned to the trump policy of detain and deport. break our laws, the law's enforced and did you go home. >> judge jeanine: the amazing part of it, steven, he has the house, the senate, and the oval. why doesn't he do something about the broken immigration system? i got to tell you, i'm tired of hearing them say it's broken immigration. it's not broken. they are not following the law and all of

miller, and victoria bonacerra. in particular, we want to thank roger carson, fletcher shown, steven gillom and others.importance of the work they do every day for hostages and wrongfully detainees. we would like to thank our congressman, congressman mccall, leader mccarthy, congressman castro, and so many others who worked together in bipartisan member to bring trevor home. finally we stand proudly with the weiland family and the other families of wrongfully detained americans still waiting for their own release moment. we will continue to advocate for the rapid release of hostages and detainees using all tools available to the united states government. again, i'm reading that statement for the very first time, seeing it along with all of you. the reed family thanking leaders of both parties, especially president biden for the release of their son. let's go to cnn chief international correspondent jim sciutto in ukraine. jim, this has got to be such a relief for the reed family. >> no question. listen, start with the family, right, here is someone who has been in russia for some three years now, this

stephen miller is the former senior adviser to president trump and is the founder of american first legal. all right, stevento talk to you about this tonight. i mean, i'm not even going to go into the fact that the first amendment is a fundamental right that we all have to exchange ideas. and when we don't have that, we don't have an america. but, what do you think of the fact that, you know, they are defending this board and they are saying who could possibly be against it? tell me who might. >> . well, i would assume 95% of the american people will find abhorrent the idea that the government would censor their speech and that would create a disinformation board like something out of a dystopian sci-fi novel, presumably to direct tech companies, corporations, and employers to abridge fundamental first amendment right because it's directed by the government. and i will say one more thing. i cannot imagine anything that would be more insulting or offensive on top of all of that than purporting that the expert on disinformation is an individual who themselves push disinformation including trying to discredit

stephen miller is the former senior adviser to president trump and founder of america first legal. all right. it's going to get ugly, stevenw ugly do you think it's going to get? >> it's going to get as ugly as you can imagine and even more so. because you're witness ago party, the democrats that are having a nervous breakdown. a meltdown. you saw that with that crazy quote from the head of the democrat national committee. the guy that's supposed to be electing candidates is completely having a breakdown on tv. and why? because they had a year runway to implement all of their policies on the border, on crime, on national security. on the strength of the u.s. dollar. on covid. on everything. and all across the border the results have been catastrophic. we wake up every morning in a country where people are afraid to leave their homes in our major cities where our border is such a complete and total infetch know of illegal immigration you can't compare it to anything in history and we watch in horror as president biden gives press conferences as where he is constantly on the edge of starting world war iii with his provocativ