steven miller first legal founder a fantastic group.onfess to the sinks the most absurd thing o in the worl. but none the less just fairly quickly speak of the voters of iowa and the voters in the future. why this should remain i front f mind when they vote when they go to caucuses. quick simply put because you cannot fix any other problem unless you first fix the border. you cannot have a functioning healthcare system with an open border. you cannot have a functioning education system with an open border. you cannot have safe communities which is the basis for economic opportunity and thriving and economic development you cannot have any of those things without a secure border you certainly cannot have national security without border security. so unless we fix this we are just living in a fantasy world if we think we are going to get healthcare right in texas right in education policy right on any other public policy right until you first establish and reestablish american sovereignty which is why i am so proud of the fact that under

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but, you know, i mean that's what trump and steven miller are offering openly, and maybe people aren'tets for it because it wasn't bombshell reporting, they just said that's what they want today do. but that policy the far right afd party is working on in germany is exactly what trump and steven miller is talking about doing here as soon as trump is put back in office. they're literally talking about putting millions of people in camps in the united states, a revelation like that in germany got germans out by the hundreds of thousands and more than a million over the weekend saying this is nazi stuff, we can never see this come back in the civilized world whereas we've just absorbed it that it's something that trump is going to do. it's also what those crowds are asking for. they're asking for the german courts to ban afd, to ban that party as an anti-democratic party. and germany does have some history with that. in the post-war years in 1952 they banned parties that wanted to use the democratic process to come back in and dismantle democracy. they haven't done it since then, but they

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>> no. >> steven miller is telling you what to do with your own money?ere we grant that money to. >> it's up to americans to decide who you want to help. this is preposterous. i got to say, if you were to say, we get a lot of government grants, i would have been, like -- it's your money. it's donors' money, and you as an american citizen are deciding you want to help certain people. this is preposterous. >> if i decide we want to give, which we have, $40 million to small businesses, and whether it is, you know, brian johnson of motorcycles in texas or it's alicia grable who happens to be african american in detroit, that's my god-given right. >> is steven miller's suggestion that -- if i decide -- or if my children decide or i give my children money to contribute to charities, and they decide they want to contribute to the naacp, is steven miller going to sue my 15-year-old son next? it's the same argument. it's the same, that we can't give money to people we want to give money to. >> yeah, and given his judgment, i suspect that is the next case. i don't

legislation, can he make changes to the system but then also not remake the system in the image of steven miller or donald trump. early on, some of what the white house seemed to be contemplate to compromise on was things like essentially title 42 authority, bringing that back, or something that looked like it. and ending or limiting parole authority, which would give the president the authority to allow people who normally wouldn't be admitted to be admitted temporarily. and other things that seem to most asylum system in a direction that just a few years go before donald trump would have been unthinkable, not only to democrats, but to people in the middle. so the devil is in the details. we'll see how that goes. and the biden administration, i think overall, you know, hopes that something can get done here. >> jonathan, here comes some political cynicism or reality, you tell me, because house republicans are eager to put this issue front and center, right? speaker johnson is leading a contingent of 60 republicans to eagle pass, texas, tomorrow, they'll talk about all this. nbc news learned tha

is >> joining us now is steven miller, former senior adviser tohe trump and the founder of america first legal. and kurt schlichter, retiredt c u.s. army colonel and senior columnist at townhall.com. atrtlemen, thanks fo being with us tonight. >> steven, thank you. it's a pretty fearful message that joe biden angrily relayed to the american public about the threat represented t by donald trump, the threat to democracy be. will americans, in your estimation, be afraid they're about to lose their democrace racy?y? urpose >> i think the clear purpose of biden's message is twofold. first, obviously, is to tryvotes to terrify suburban voters of td of the elections, and that will be tremendously unsuccessful, as we see in the polling. but the second and even more nefarious objective is trying to create the pretex o the predicate for a vast policee and surveillance state. >> so what you see is thent of enormous tools at the disposalju department of justice, the enormous tools and the disposal, the department of homelan d security being arrayed for the purpose of tryin arrg crush political disse

katie henderson and steven gruber miller, reporter for the des moines register. thank you both for spending time on this incredibly busy day. steven, you're a veteran of covering these caucuses. tomorrow, viewers will be glued to their screen, hopefully here on cnn. can you give us a sense of how these caucuses work an what viewers should be looking for tomorrow night? >> sure, so the caucuses start at 7:00 p.m. so about an hour before that, doors will open. iowans will begin filing into their locations. at 7:00 p.m., if they're registered republicans, they'll be checked in at the door. if not, they can register at the site as republicans if they bring photo id and proof of residency. the chair will check everybody in and then representatives for each candidate will be given a chance to make a final pitch for that candidate. so iowans will listen and then they'll be given a blank sheet of paper. they'll write down who they would like to support. those are counted up and sent into the state party. what we'll be watching for really is who turns out. the final des mo

we'll talk with steven p miller and carrie lake about that.iffe this morning about election interference, whether democrat run states that are trying to trump off the ballot or they want an expedited trial so trump can be kept off the campaign trail. we'll talk to alaina haba, about why he wants charges and jack smith held in contempt and we'll talk with newt gingrich about the start of this incredibly important year. taiwan's election by the way is coming up, that is january 13, two days before the iowa gop you caucus which is january 15th. will china interfere in the taiwan election, china interfere in the u.s. election, john ratcliffe has thoughts about that. we're starting today's show on election interference as we kick off a year that's going to move fast and we'll be watching every moment of this. trump is going to be once again pushing back on all of these attacks as he continues to be the frontrunner in the field. so we've got a big show coming up, we've got breaking news as well. >> great lineup to kick off the new year. we'll be wat

steven miller who is a constituent amateur historian who brought this to our attention and did a lotearch that is before you today, about mr. stow. we ended up work to go do a poll which was very popular, all kinds of people weighed in on it. we chose to go that route because our own population from our city, prevented us from doing, serving monkey or google poll because going through the process of vetting, which is why we chose that route it was easy and quick and folks loved it. in addition, you probably read an article of two, we got a lot of press about this issue. people were talking about it, all sorts of press that was it had. people talked about it. i am not coming to you recommending a particular name, i do have any personal preferences but that's immaterial. i can tell that you in the conversation that's i had particularly with the kids, they preferred turtle, strawberry and golden, kids connect with those things. i think that adults had opinion about a particular person. i know that you got a better from kimberly ellis on the commission of status of women talking about ma

miller, president of america first legal. former senior adviser to president trump. steven, now we have a state trying to do the job of the federal government and the federal government is suing the state for actually carrying about law and ordered. >> well, this is one of the most astonishing situations i think we have ever seen and it seems to always be a never ending series of new staggering events on our border. here's the back story. the border patrol was using this park, shelby park as a staging ground for mass releases. they were collecting illegal aliens from all throughout the area. and even using water taxis to collect illegal aliens in the liver, bringing them into shelby park, remove where necessary, barriers created by texas. and then send them on to their final destinations all throughout america. so, the texas dps and national guard and governor abbott said we are not going to allow you to use this park to stage mass releases. so they use their own disaster declaration and used the national guard to assert control over that park and then to have their dps off