i think steven miller has made it very clear about how he feels and the system has been abused and thereneed for reform and the starting point in the conversation with h-1b visas is how do you reduce the number to truly bring in those that are exceptional and not let it be abuse, so "i feel pretty" confident that steven miller and his reform ideas on h-1b visas will truly be what well happen in the second term. rachel: i don't think anyone would think it was a good idea to not allow another elon musk into the country. we obviously want the brightest people to come here. >> truly exceptional people. rachel: of course but we have, you know, thousands of people doing coding jobs and i know a lot of americans who would love for their sons and daughters to have those jobs. >> i think one of the things that's been in sin you ated in this debate is somehow americans are mediocre. rachel: yes. >> i would firmly pushback on that. i think our school system has seriously not served the american people well. it has become indoctrination centers at all levels instead of emphasizing s. t. e. m., so i

steven miller has a very clear agenda. much more successful do you think donald trump will be at getting his agenda through because his. >> it's a fascinating question. >> what did you say? >> you always ask fascinating questions. they want to renew the tariffs toughs. on policy this is not someone who's deep or rich in policy. and in that case, the people he's putting into power are a very different set of actors than during the first administration. i think something to watch for, on the policy foundation. donald trump is a lame duck. he wasn't a lame duck before. republicans on the bill are going to want to pass a package. at some point you're going to see donald trump is on the way out. one of the things we're seeing him hedge on that transition. you bring in the billionaire to be the heavy now. maybe donald trump can't do it. >> reporter: when david said he's not policy rich. i think the one he cares about is taxes. if you have no way to pay for it. if the deficit continues to balloon. wep don't have a safety. we don'

i think it's also the -- especially folks like steven miller. i don't expect that particular policy change to get very far, but he also talked about, as you know, reintroducing family separation, family detention centers. i do expect policy changes like that absolutely to happen. and they're going about it, and hollman especially and this bravado and this sense of a mandate that they don't have. we have to remember that family detention and separation were -- family separation was stopped in the trump administration itself because of the blowback across the political spectrum. and now they're talking about reintroducing this. i think, as you alluded to, that when they actually do it, if they actually try it, that it's going to get a lot of blowback again and that the same thing is going to happen, a they're going to have to back down from that. he's approaching this with a confidence that i don't think is very well placed. they don't have an overwhelming mandate to be cruel again. >> but there is just one thing here, and when you go into that in

here's what steven miller said in terms of personnel, you go to the red state governors and you say, give us your national guard, we will deputize them as immigration enforcement officers. and if you're going to go into an unfriendly state, like maryland, stephen miller said, well, there would just be virginia during the arrest in here's what steven miller said in terms of personnel, you go to the red state governors and you say, give us your national guard, we will deputize them as immigration enforcement officers. and if you're going to go into an unfriendly state, like maryland, stephen miller said, well, there would just be virginia during the arrest in maryland, right, very close, very nearby, almost a nonchalant attitude toward the notion of sending national guard from one state to the other to end up sending people out of this country. in addition to weakening our military, it would cost hundreds of billions of dollars to deport every undocumented immigrant in our country. it would damage our economy and separate american families. instead, we should focus on deporting those w

steven miller, who trump chose to be his deputy chief of staff for policy at the white house and waserm echoed the urgency that trump is expressing. here he is yesterday on fox news. >> lindsey graham promised to get a full funding package for the board of the most significant border significant investment in american history, biggest domestic policy win in 50 years to the president's desk in january or early february. that would mean a massive increase in ice officers working on deportation. that would mean a historic border agents, pay raise for both. full funding for military. full funding for marine operations, full funding for all of the barriers and technology you need to make sure there is north got away in this country. president trump, regardless, day one will issue a series of executive orders that seal the border shut and start the largest deportation in history. >>> there is where we start the hour with our favorite experts and friends. back with us here at the table, political scholar and professor of princeton university is here, and joining us former under secretary of

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when we look at the announced appointments that donald trump has announced so far, people like steven miller, matt gaetz, people like robert kennedy, people like pam bondy, people like cash patell, it's clear that trump has said and has acted in ways to pervert the justice system. and so this bill would give this incoming president 25 appointments to the federal judiciary, of extreme right-wing ideologues, it's just not something that is appropriate for us to support at this particular time. given his track record. and so we could have passed this bill before the lame duck session. in fact, that was what the intent was. it was to pass this legislation before the next president was known. that was why the bill passed the senate by unanimous consent and because the senate passed a bill before the election, they adhered to that precept that we would pass this without knowing who the president was. who the new president or the incoming president would be. so the senate did its job. it held up its end of the bargain. and sent this bill to us way back in august, before the election. but when senat

trump -- steven miller telling jesse that trump will ban federal employees from doing business in thehe veterans affairs department allegedly took a picture of himself doing business in a bubble bath and calling it "my office for the next hour." watch this. >> grown men should not be taking bubble baths, and certainly should not be doing their "work from home" in a bubble bath. >> during the break, we were chatting about this. you have thoughts about a strong opinion. >> my first is that his hard-hitting news. [laughter] getting in a spot are a hot tub is good for you. if you don't own one, then getting in a bubble bath is fine. the rest of the sentence is while you are working periods really why would you take a picture of yourself? >> do you want to respond? >> i disagree strongly with what joey just said. under no conditions grown men should take bubble bath. especially alone. the only exception is if a woman invites you in the bubblebath. >> there you go. >> personally that's not my thing. i don't think it's that sexy, but if she wants to, i'm in. >> i will make sure there is a ha

an old tweet of the incoming deputy chief of staff, steven miller, an immigration guru, it was resurfacedm 2023. he said immigration policy is foundational. everything else is downstream. that's exactly right. so when california, when oregon get immigration wrong, everything else is downstream and those fights are lost in those states. california used to be my home state. to see it ravaged by these terrible policies, i don't think anything will change any time soon. >> we've seen at the state and federal level, it's not right. one thing we've seen, whether it's covid or immigration policy, it affects us on our street, right? it's in our home. these people who do this, they're affects our lives directly. oregon was the first sanctuary state, by the way. it was like the ultimate incentive. we see the damage. why are they sticking with this frame work even with the trump win? what do you think? >> they're stubborn and stuck in their ways. to to gerri's point, they'll probably end up paying more in taxes. if you have outstanding debt as a state and locality, what are your options? you have fe

cabinet picks the idea they can enforce what donald trump wants for his agenda and you wrote about steven millerof staff, he'll have an extraordinary amount of influence starting january 20th, including having some say with what house republicans are doing, give us the latest the role miller's going to play quickly on things like the tax bill and his favorite topic, if you will, immigration. >> many of your viewers probably remember stefen miller being a hardliner on immigration and now we see him emerging as one of the lead people influencing members in the house as well as senators on how the immigration track should move forward. we all know that this is something that donald trump ran on during the campaign, while he's basically leading the charge and now there's a dispute between the members of the house and the senate as to how they will move forward, whether they'll push immigration first or they'll work on a tax bill that comes first in this all encompassing resill yags bill we've all been talking about which is essentially the senate onboard with a simple majority. i'll say that, you kn

diane from rocklin, california,, i will sign up for public if steven miller is handing them out, obeyt is your favourite christmas food? goose! christmas goose! dennis from hernando mississippi, i hope you get a shirt with a manly call her for christmas! what you mean my collar is a manly? are you saying i have an effeminate colour? -- collar. >> welcome to this special edition,

diane from rocklin, california,, i will sign up for public if steven miller is handing them out, obey b,... zach -- what is your favourite christmas food? goose! christmas goose! dennis from hernando mississippi, i hope you get a shirt with a manly call her for christmas! what you mean my collar is a manly? are you saying i have an effeminate colour? -- collar. >> welcome to this special edition, filling in for sean, we start with a fox news alert, president trump leading the way on budget negotiations endorsing a new drastically slimmed down to keep the government open. on capitol hill, that measure was just voted down in the clock is ticking a government funding runs dry at midnight tomorrow, that's about 26 hours from now. this comes as we learn shocking new details about how the biden white house cocooned and protected a diminished commander and chief. reporting comes from this expose in "the wall street journal", the report that quote, there was limits over who biden's spoke with -- biden spoke with, and limits around the sources of information he consumed. the president of the u

completely political one thing that's interesting that popped up on social media in old clips of steven millerfending these people. and you realized -- 18, 18 years ago something like that. rachel: amazing clips but shows the kind of courage by the way the courage it took many that environment and being a duke student at the time to have done that. it is quite notable, but i think i love that donald trump highlighted it. and i think it is something he can relate to and just in general the justice system being politicized destroying lives young men. men in general, and particular in these kinds of cases is something that is -- that is important to the highlight. >> where do you go to get your life back that's what i want to know. turn to chief meteorologist rick for our fox weather forecast how's the weather out there? >> carter what's the weather like out here? >> cold. >> coldest you've ever been? rick: no -- this isn't that bad. take a look at the weather maps show you what we're talking about. it is tweal not that bad. it is two or three warmer than yesterday fargo ten degrees warmer than y

now this, steven miller's nonprofit america first legal has sent 249 letters to elected officials in sanctuary cities and states. william la jeunesse joins us this morning and what are these letters about, william? reporter: well, the letters are a warning shot to governors, mayors, police chief that "blatantly violate federal and immigration law. such lawlessness soucts you and your subordinate of risk of criminal and civil liability. accordingly we put you on notice and insist you comply with our nation's laws". the law u.s. statute 1373, says state and local governments cannot prohibit local sheriffs or police from communicating in any way with ice, which entirely conflicts with sanctuary laws that prohibit police from communicating with ice at all. refusing to admit that criminal aliens are in their jail or when they'll be released. >> shame on any elected representative, any congressman, council person, mayor or governor that don't want to remove public safety threats from your community and are here illegally. that's your number one responsibility is protect your communities so

what we'll do is come up with a border bill supported by steven miller and president trump to lock downhe border, create agents to deport people, so they don't have to be released and finish the wall. that's what we're going to do. if we don't do that first, it's national security malpractice. secure the border first, any legalization has to come after you secure your border. >> all right, well you got it all in, senator graham, thank you very much. i really appreciate it. >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas to you. thanks for doing the lightning round with me. when we come back, senator bernie sanders joins me next. z's bakery is looking to add a pizza oven, arissa's hair salon wants to expand their space, and steve's t-shirt shop wants to bring on more help. with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, they can think more about possibilities for their business and not the cost of their internet. it's five years of gig-speeds and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. get the 5-year price lock guarantee, now back for a limited time. powerin

she is steven miller's wife and was the press secretary for formers bite -- former vice president mike with doge. they hope that elon will reach out to them the next time he's in washington so we shall see but it is the talk of the town. >> rich: so is this a good place for doge to start? steve moore joins me now. 420 grand to study rats and cocaine seems like a pretty good deal. but when you look at what they are going to do here, they are going to run up against congress, they are going to run up against of these departments and the federal government, how effective do you think it can be? >> i think it can be extraordinarily effective at exposing the mass amount of waste and duplication and fraud in our budget. we've known it's been there. after working on the budget issue 40 years into 1984, i've seen so much waste, so much inefficiency and finally we have a guy, that's why thought it was humourous, we can't have elon musk do this. who better? who in the world would you rather have to find efficiency in the way things operate in one of the great businessmen and entrepreneurs of our

steven miller is going -- stephen miller is going to be his policy adviser again, and stephen millers a huge border security hawk. so i think it's going the happen again. i really have faith in president trump. he did it before, he's going to do it again. now he has a republican majority in the house and the senate. i really think things are going to get done, and you see how the canadian president, prime minister, talked to him, how mexico president talked to him, and now he wants to threaten to put a 10% tariff on china because of all the fentanyl that's coming into america. i mean, he just knows how to get things done. i trust president trump. i think he's going to get it done. it's going to be a great new year. it's going to be a great four years for america. jason:woman, i appreciate -- congresswoman, i appreciate it. thanks for joining us. have a wonderful, happy new year and thanks for the for all the good work you do in arizona. it's impressive. with we really appreciate you joining us tonight. >> thank you. happy new year to you. >> through the department of government effic

agenda is incoming the white house deputy chief of staff for policy and homeland security adviser steven millergratulations to you. we're very interested in hearing about the road ahead. >> thank you, maria. maria: let me start off with the conversation i just had with bill hagerty, and that is about the priority of border and energy putting tax extension later in the year. walk us through why that's the thinking and if you, in fact, believe that's how this takes place. >> well, i think the plan is to put both on a fast track. first, you can get -- john thune and lindsey graham have promised that they can get a full funding package for the border, the most significant border security investment in american history which would be the biggest domestic policy win in at least 50 years to the president's desk in january or early february. that would mean a massive increase in i.c.e. officers work on the deportations, a pay raise for border agents, full funding for military operations and i.c.e. beds, full funding for air and marine operations, full funding for all of the barriers and technology you

leading dhs, we mow what tom homan as the border czar's going to do, i've worked with rodney scott, steven milleredge beyond our physical borders when he's in south america. and bring in the i.c.e. background with caleb and tony, i this it's going to be an amazing place for america, for border patrol and border security enforcement. charlie: so we'll have sort of a wall plus strategy for securing the border. what about when it comes to deporting people that are, that have come over the border? what's the priority going to be there for deporting people? >> well, i'm glad you brought that up, because that is something a that is very important to the american people. the polls. >> surround they're -- have shown they're supporting the deportation. it is going to be strategic, focused on national security and public safety threats. we're not going to to fear monger and allow people to play into this. this is about getting the threats that impact americans, those that are next to terrorism, those that are gang members, criminal syndicates, those that pose a harm and threat to public safety which is a p

hospitals, entering schools because under homan, under homan who will be emboldened by people like steven millereory, under folks like them we can expect an administration that is ruthless, that has no limits, that has no compassion and no empathy and that is what we are about to see in the interior. as jake soboroff says multiple times, we will see the separation of u.s. families in our face. >> and democratic-led states and sanctuary cities have been planning for this, in fact, homan has responded by threatening to jail people like mike johnston, the mayor of denver, colorado, who has vowed to protect his city's migrant population. what is the dynamic between these local officials and the federal agencies that will be carrying out these operations, what's that going to look like and what can and can't sanctuary cities do? >> you and i are talking to each other from new york, i wish i was with you but i'm sick so let's think about new york city. new york city has always been a sanctuary city. i mean, here where we are new york has been a sanctuary city since 1989. in other words, mayors on both

it's not just steve bannon and steven miller hanging up in the executive office building, typing up executive orders that have no way of passing. they have project 2025. executive orders that have been drafted years ago, ready to go. and they have been legally vetted, so they may hold up in court, unlike the other ones that were slap dash. >> yes, there we are. tara palmeri, thank you so much for starting us off, little boys and their toys. >>> next, elon musk starts naming names that he wants to cut from the federal government. making it clear that he's only looking out for himself. you're watching "the weekend." —no peeking. —okay. okay. ♪♪ open. ♪♪ ♪♪ over 600,000 usps employees working in sync to ensure everything sent on its holiday ride ends with a moment of joy. ♪♪ the united states postal service. liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i saved hundreds. with the money i saved i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. cool right? look at this craftmanship. i mean they even got my nostrils right. it's just nice to know that years after i'm gone this guy will be standing the test

i'll sign up for a public spanking if steven miller is handing him out. oh, baby.h from oxford, alabama. jesse, what is your favorite christmas food? oh, goose. christmas goose. nice plump, golden christmas goose. dennis from hernando, mississippi i hope you get a shirt with a manly collar for christmas. what do you mean? my collars aren't manly? are you saying i have an effeminate collar? i'm watters. >> welcome to this special edition of hannity. >>

i'll sign up for a public spanking if steven miller is handing him out. oh, baby. zach from oxford, alabama. jesse, what is your favorite christmas food? oh, goose. christmas goose. nice plump, golden christmas goose. dennis from hernando, mississippi i hope you get a shirt with a manly collar for christmas. what do you mean? my collars aren't manly? are you saying i have an effeminate collar? i'm watters. >> welcome to this special edition of hannity. >> i'm kayleigh mcenany in for sean. >> we start here with a fox news alert. >> president trump leading the way on budget negotiations, endorsing a new, drastically slimmed down bill to keep the government open. but on capitol hill, that measure was just voted down. and the clock is ticking as government funding runs dry at midnight tomorrow. that's about 26 hours from now. now, this comes as we learned shocking new details about how the biden white house cocooned and protected a diminished commander in chief. now, the reporting comes from this exposÉ in the wall street journal. they reported that, quote, there were

for example, it was wild that i heard people say steven miller's name. right?s like casualty interviewing people on the street and the fact that steven miller's name came up where he promised to turbo charge the denaturalization process. some of the attorneys said that some people are choosing not to even go through the naturalization process because they're afraid that it will make them a target. so the fear is really something new and different. but this -- this choke hold over this question of economy and what freedom comes with the economy, they think is even stronger than the freedom that comes with legality. >> eddie. >> morgan, what happens when we move from the abstract question of, you know, the border, immigration, illegality, undocumented, to the actual human toll? i mean, we -- you had this amazing moment with that interaction with the young woman who was undocumented and her family. what happens when we move from the abstraction to the actual effect of this policy? >> we see this all the time. in immigrant communities. we see this with mexican amer

and secretary mattis around trump and his most aggressive immigration policy folks, people like steven millerrump plans to assemble a very different cast of people. where inside the military would any resistance either from a readiness standpoint or a moral standpoint or cultural standpoint come from? >> the chairman of the joint chiefs is the advisor to the president on all manners of national security. from the military perspective. so it would fall back to him to ride that advice and counsel. the president is the commander in chief of the military, so in the end a president can make whatever call that he desires within the limits of law. unfortunately, we've already seen the supreme court say that there are fewer guardrails on the office of the president than existed years and years past. so this is something where there is a chain of command, and the principal person that would receive those directions and have, quite frankly, very pointed conversations would be the chairman of the joint chiefs. >> former chairman of the joint chiefs, mark milly, did something extraordinary in the first t

when we look at the announced appointments that donald trump has announced so far, people like steven miller, matt gaetz, people like robert kennedy, people like pam bondy, people like cash patell, it's clear that trump has said and has acted in ways to pervert the justice system. and so this bill would give this incoming president 25 appointments to the federal judiciary, of extreme right-wing ideologues, it's just not something that is appropriate for us to support at this particular time. given his track record. and so we could have passed this bill before the lame duck session. in fact, that was what the intent was. it was to pass this legislation before the next president was known. that was why the bill passed the senate by unanimous consent and because the senate passed a bill before the election, they adhered to that precept that we would pass this without knowing who the president was. who the new president or the incoming president would be. so the senate did its job. it held up its end of the bargain. and sent this bill to us way back in august, before the election. but when senat

listen to the words of steven phen miller, who now has been promoted to a higher level position, deputy chief of staff for policy for incoming president trump. here's what stephen miller said. "in terms of personnel, you go to the red state governors and you say, give us your national guard, we will deputize them as immigration enforcement officers. and if you're going to go into an unfriendly state, like maryland," stephen miller said, "well, there would just be virginia during the arrest in maryland, right, very close, very nearby." almost a nonchalant attitude toward the notion of sending national guard from one state to the other to end up sending people out of this country. in addition to weakening our military, it would cost hundreds of billions of dollars to deport every undocumented immigrant in our country. it would damage our economy and separate american families. instead, we should focus on deporting those who are truly a danger to america and we should give the rest a chance to earn legal status. that's what we did in 2013, a bipartisan group of eight senators including mys