steven miller, what was the first thing you felt because this is all about emotion. when you laid your eyes on it. >> you're right, it's all about political and the eyes of the window into the human soul and that blazing sent vise that we saw in that photograph revealed on the behalf of 300 million americans. that's one of the most powerful images that i've seen. yeah, through the injustice and through the autocracy and crushing heel of the government and democratic party and one man and his two eyes looked straight into the hearts of the american people and said i will not give up and will not back down and i will not surveillance vender and i will see this through no matter how it ends. they will not break me. that's what that photograph says. those of us who believe and hoped that there would be a real man, a true man some day and we know that we'll be riding in this battle and struggling toll save democracy with a real man, jesse. jesse: steven miller, i didn't see that coming on a friday night and that was very, very powerful. cara, explain why black women see i

me now with more are georgia congressman marjorie taylor greene and white house senior advisor steven millerou. assess the state of affairs for us. >> well, we've rendered a dark new era in american history in which the prosecutor's office was been weaponized and been transformed into an instrument of political oppression and anybody thinking this stops here , anybody thinking that well this will be it and then the democrats will move on, the radical left will move on is living in a dilution. they are living in an absolute fantasy. if you can get away with having a local prosecutor or main justice take over a presidential election, throw innocent people in jail for decades potentially. you can prosecute and incarcerate republican attorneys for the crime, the thought crime , of providing legal counsel with which the prosecutor disagrees there's no limiting principle here. it will be open legal season on republicans and the only way this ends and i hate to say it but it's true is if republicans return law in kind. that is the only way you could ever create the political conditions for a cease-

steven miller is the founder of america first and he joins us now. to this, do you think the judge is going to sign off on a january 2 trial date? >> we know that the judge in washington dc is an extreme leftist and they have been pushing cases with this judge knowing that they are going to give the government whatever they want, but let's just take a step back, there is no authoritarian country in the world that would put the opponent on trial during the actual trial itself, they would possibly try to put it somewhere they would like, unrelated event. they are set during the iowa caucus, new hampshire primary, we are going to bench the person that is 40 points ahead at this point in 2012 and mitt romney was five points ahead within the margin of error and there's never been anything like this in a republican primary and they are saying that that candidate cannot be on the ground, that anyone on the ground that knows anything about the iowa caucus knows that iowa voters expected to be there on the ground shaking hands, standing with them, going to di

. >> cheryl: this is steven miller's organization, his group, suing target over pride displays, we talkedbout this, shareholder lawsuits. if you hurt the bottom line because of dei, you might have lawsuits on your hands, that will happen. here is what the lawsuit says in part. target corporation betrayed investors by making false and misleading statement regarding environmental, social and g governance and dye mandates, causing shareholders to unknowingly support the board and misuse of investor funds. target losses, market cap before launching pride collection, 74 billion and now at 60.3 billion, this is the first of many companies i will be coming on the show talking about getting sued by investors, pension funds, teacher pension funds that invest in these stocks and they get hit. >> carley: that is in florida, too, governor ron desantis saying that about target or bud light, one of them. >> cheryl: same thing, about again, the pension funds. don't mess with my pension. this is not the last time i will talk about this. >> carley: thank you. president biden out west on climate change tou

. ♪ joining us now, delighted he is with us, steven miller, former adviser to president trump foundererica first legal editor and chief at "the federalist" and fox news contributor. mollie, the only thing that the biden protectorate can now say about this is essentially that the wire transfers didn't go directly into the personal checking account of joe biden. that's how bad it is. >> what's fast sunating to see corporate media act like that's not exonerated like they will haven't seen a single movie about gangsters and how they conduct businesses. what we learned in recent testimony matches from what we learned from previous statements on the record from business partners of hunter biden about how the biden family business operated that it was about access to joe biden. that people were willing to pay a lot of money in exchange for that access to the biden family and for things they could achieve from it. this is a very significant issue nothing but evidence. we have bank records. we have receipts. we have testimony. unlike the russian collusion hoax in which our corporate media and

. >> steven miller he said this about nixon and watergate. let's listen to this. >> well, the first and most important thing is to re-establish what is known as the unitary executive. so this goes back to the watergate era, and now we obviously know looking back on it now, of course, that that was a deep state coup against richard nixon. but this goes back to the watergate era. >> yeah, john, your reaction to that. >> well, conservatives want a unitary executive when they're in power. they don't want it when the democrats are in power, so it's a very unique concept. and there's been a lot of academic discussion of this. and nixon, no question, was trying to expand presidential powers. had he had a second term he was planning a total reorganization. so conservatives sort of picked up where nixon dropped off because there was about a decade there where the congress became something of a coequal with the presidency, and republicans don't like that. >> all right, john dean, thank you very much. we'll continue this conversation i have a feeling he

steven miller is with us. steven, let me read you thishent from the u.s.oms and border protection data. the number of illegall im immigrants with suspected terror tiemis and encountered at the u.s. land border ports of entry is up 15% in a month. got- does not include the got away. so that does not include all the people that are comingad . this country aided and abetted by joe biden who is cutting an j trump's fencer wall that he built a wall that he built. it's an unmitigated catastrophe and it's all planned, premeditated and executed by joe biden. he is the head of this is the with cartels to eliminatcoe all immigration control and allow unlimited amounts of illegal immigration, drugs, contraband and even suspected terrorists to cross into our border and to thens and be resettled in cities and towns across america. this includetos ames gang membes and public safety threats who are abusing and killing steve young, women and children. >> why do you clai anm. preme it was planned and premeditated. obviously, you know, he picks and choosedis the laws he's g

here with more on today's breaking news, former senior adviser to president trump, steven miller, fox news . day's brr jason chaffetz steven, let's let's get letadvio let'r s get your point of view from the perspective of the politicset's of this in light of everything we learned y and looking at a department of justice that clearly seems to be weaponized. >> well, the politics of this,aa sean i think, are clear. you're going to see millions of voters rally million donald tru a result of this unprecedented persecution. will and you're going to see his campaign turbo charged. but that doesn't the fact thatti they are trying to throw this man in jaing tl for multiple lie sentences. >> so what's at stake here is the president's freedom. and as your other guest said, free speech and the constitution itself. >> sean, this indictment is the legawhatl equivalent of the freh guillotine. nstituti terror. this is a mob mentality to take donald trump. they are criminalizing free speech. they are criminalizing resistance in the deep state. they are criminalizing the questioning of an election,r r

think of steven miller handling a lot of the legal pieces, how they could burn certain migrants fromld, did a lot of the tactical pieces and when he came in, in january of this year, they started working on this idea of putting up more buoys at the southern border. the most interesting part of this, it is not just looking back, jose, it is that texas is building these buoys with the exact same specifications that the trump administration would have and any continuation they're doing along the border wall is so that a future trump administration can expand these projects in the exact same way, jose. i'm told it is gearing up for a future trump administration or another president who would be another immigration hard-liner. >> julia ainsley, thank you so very much for that update. >>> up next, a pilot dies midflight and another plane's engine catches fire in the air. take a look at that. how two different planes were brought down safely after major emergencies. >>> and as students here in miami head back to school, we'll talk live to the professor and activist who is leading protests a

because everyone of those witnesses including mark meadows and all the campaign people including steven miller, they knew he lost the election. i want to go back to 1960. john f. kennedy got 306 electoral votes. he beat richard nixon by 118,000 votes. did nixon do this januaryf 6th thing? no. he was a statesman at that time and he said you won. donald trump lost by 7.1 million votes, and he knew that he had no chance of winning other than causing havoc on january 6th. >> well, if he's salivating, i saw you chanting at the bit, jim acosta. >> i was there covering the white house in the days after the 2020 election and talking to aides and advisers who said donald trump knew that he lost the election. and what he was doing from that point forward was trying to orchestrate an administrative or procedural coup. what ended up being almost a coup unfolding before our eyes. i talked to white house advisers who said, yes, he understands he lost and sometimes grumble i can't believe i lost and that sort of thing. we reported and go back and find it online. i think, yes, there's absolutely a state of mi

everybody in that room was me, kellyanne conway, steven miller, hicks, and the other miller. the other jason miller who is the only one who did not get it. so presumably he is owed nothing. but the rest of us were all owed to be told that. because i will tell you this we all would have worn masks. we did not wear masks we said were getting tested every day. that is why was not wearing a mask at that event because every person sitting at the amy coney barrett events, all had been tested before they were allowed to come in and all the tested negative. but what i said after words whatever the president did he's got to live with his own conscience. i am not going to be able to impose guilt onto him. he's either going to feel it or not about what he did if he was in fact positive, to all of us. but what i will tell you is that for me, i said this after got out of the hospital but it was a mistake for me not to wear the mask. i became convinced that i was in a safe zone because all of us have been tested and i was wrong. now i probably know why it was wrong. i did not know then. bu

jason miller, steven chung will show up.t going to be there, you can expect his team to be all over the air waves. >> some defenders maybe on the stage, too, if you look at some of the memos coming out as suggestion for candidates. >> that's a good point. >> the desantis strategy. cnn's reporting yesterday on this is desantis according to the new campaign manager, he's fully prepared to be on the receiving end of all of that. much they think this is their biggest opportunity. others call it their biggest risk on the stage. he's going to be there. he's going to be a focus. you've got chris christie. you've got bull dogs, at least one bulldog who is going to go after him. what do you think of desantis who has been defending trump. >> for desantis, this is the make or break moment, right? he entered the campaign season as essentially the darling of donors. he's been bedeviled in the past few months, the campaign missteps. >> the announcement on x, you couldn't hear it. >> it started off on a wrong foot. >> a glitch. >> it was a

jason miller, steven chung, his political and legal adviser, boris epshteyn. we're also learning that in addition to john lauro, someone you probably have seen repeatedly speaking on behalf of donald trump as his lawyer, todd blanch will be in the courtroom as well. that courtroom, tim, is very close. really just blocks away from where the insurrection happened. how important do you think it is that the trial take place in washington, d.c., even though the charges don't involve directly the insurrection, don't involve incitement? it is what for many people is represented in this indictment. what do you make of the symbolism of this and the moment we're seeing right now? >> look, i don't know that it's symbolism, but it's sort of standard prosecutorial practice to bring a case in the jurisdiction in which the charged events occur. that's why the mar-a-lago case is charged in florida. and this case is charged in washington. it does happen to be a building just literally steps away from where some of the worst violence occurred, the p-circle, the initial breach p

joining us now is stephen miller, former senior adviser to president trump and founder of america first legal. stevenn these proposed court dates, by jack smith and fani willis, does anyone really expect the american people to believe that this isn't a series of political hit jobs designed to interfere with the election next year? >> no. and not even trying to hide it, laura. let's be honest. as you played all the sound during your exemplary analysis they are giddy about it. they are gleeful. they are excited. their goal is to pull up trumpest poppism by root and branch from this country. as you said they will fail and they will fail spectacularly. they are going to causes a much damage human personal damage not just to hurt president trump but to hurt his allies, hurt his supporters, financially ruin and jail anyone that they can that's associated with him and inflict as much pain as possible that's their objective. it's openly political. it's open vendetta ultimately the american people will have to decide whether that's a system authoritarian ideology they want to support. >> laura: speaking of po

miller knows. stephen goes way back, i've known him for some time as a principal adviser to donald trump, and he's actually joining us now. all right, stevenice affect the game of chess? >> well, first as a fundamental principle, i would support any league, any club, any social organization, any student body group, any professional association whatsoever that's saying this is a women's space and this is a women's-only space, this is a men's space and this is a men's-only space. this has been an organizing principle of society for thousands of years. if a female competitor joins a female league to have competition and camaraderie with other females, she shouldn't have to sit across from a guy with a beard and with an obvious male appearance in a wig and wearing lip tick if they don't want to do it -- lipstick. it's a fundamental decency issue that's wrong. there has been a lot of studies over the years, and i didn't do the preparation for this interview about different kinds of bell curves related to chess versus other pursuits, versus math or science, and i'm not going to present the findings of those studies with you here today because i