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Jeff Sessions

Jeff Sessions

Former United States Attorney GeneralWikipedia

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Nov 9, 2026

TylerHOST
34:07
So that's a possibility for sure.
ChrisPANELIST
34:09
Yeah, Jeff Sessions is the leader.
ChrisPANELIST
34:11
That guy fucking sucked.
ChrisPANELIST
34:12
He was corrupt as fuck.
Josh HammerGUEST
33:07
So I have been following Stephen Miller for well over a decade.
Josh HammerGUEST
33:10
I've been following him since probably when he was a Jeff Sessions Senate staffer helping to kill the Gang of Eight amnesty bill back in 2013, I suppose the year was.
Josh HammerGUEST
33:19
I've been following Stephen for a very, very, very long time.
Josh HammerGUEST
33:23
Stephen was essentially MAGA before MAGA existed.
Mike MurphyGUEST
15:28
And the poster child in the middle of it will be will be Hegseth.
Mike MurphyGUEST
15:32
I think the other thing Trump's probably thinking and, you know, Miller did work for Jeff Sessions, my old client.
Mike MurphyGUEST
15:39
I'm embarrassed to say I did his first election.
Mike MurphyGUEST
15:42
The committee sent me down there because he was losing and we turned around me and John Weaver, by the way, a name you don't hear these days.
Ruth Ben-GhiatGUEST
48:32
And so many of them have now lost.
Ruth Ben-GhiatGUEST
48:35
In my book, I talk about the first one, Jeff Sessions.
Ruth Ben-GhiatGUEST
48:38
So two weeks, less than two weeks after Trump said that I could stand on Fifth Avenue and shoot someone, which isn't exactly a very good recommendation for leadership.
Ruth Ben-GhiatGUEST
48:49
Jeff Sessions was the first.
Ruth Ben-GhiatGUEST
48:51
He went to the MAGA rally.
Ruth Ben-GhiatGUEST
48:52
He put on the hat and Trump is like, wow, I'm being normalized now.
Ruth Ben-GhiatGUEST
49:03
And so he's gone or Tuberville.
Jennifer WelchHOST
49:04
Yeah.
Michael WolffHOST
27:37
over the course of Trump's career to now the highest point that he could possibly rise.
Joanna ColesHOST
27:42
Wasn't he an advisor to Jeff Sessions? So he was an advisor to Jeff Sessions in the first administration when Jeff Sessions was attorney general.
Joanna ColesHOST
27:51
Isn't that how he came into
Michael WolffHOST
27:52
it? Well, he came in, he worked for Sessions when he was a senator.
Michael WolffHOST
27:57
And so this is part of, he comes in, Stephen Miller is part of the Bannon family.
Michael WolffHOST
28:05
the Bannon faction that comes in.
Michael WolffHOST
28:07
So Sessions was Bannon's candidate for president before Donald Trump came along.
Michael WolffHOST
28:16
And then there was the shift to Donald Trump.
Michael WolffHOST
27:50
over the course of Trump's career to now the highest point that he could possibly rise.
Joanna ColesHOST
27:56
Wasn't he an advisor to Jeff Sessions? So he was an advisor to Jeff Sessions in the first administration when Jeff Sessions was attorney general.
Joanna ColesHOST
28:04
Isn't that how he came into it?
Michael WolffHOST
28:06
Well, he came in, he worked for Sessions when he was a senator.
Joanna ColesHOST
31:20
He looked more terrible.
Joanna ColesHOST
31:21
He looked more terrible.
Joanna ColesHOST
31:23
And I think we should just do... 30 seconds on Jeff Sessions as a footnote in political history, because a man who was comfortably settled in as a senator in the South, he gets the opportunity to be attorney general for Donald Trump.
Joanna ColesHOST
31:40
You would think, again, a bit like Todd Blanche, the dreams of a lawyer to be attorney general.
Bobby CapucciHOST
22:17
And I'll just ask you if you're understanding that those individuals were required to physically come in for a deposition.
Bobby CapucciHOST
22:25
Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
Bobby CapucciHOST
22:27
Answer.
Bobby CapucciHOST
22:28
It's my understanding that he was not required.
Led BlackHOST
30:12
Right.
Led BlackHOST
30:13
So, um, So, you know, from there he went, he worked for Jeff Sessions, who's super racist.
Led BlackHOST
30:19
Right.
Led BlackHOST
30:19
He worked within this atmosphere.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:03
Are you prepared to fight? Are you prepared to give it all? Are you prepared to leave it all on the battlefield?
Tom ForemanCORRESPONDENT
1:08
Contact with right-wing firebrand Steve Bannon and then Republican Senator Jeff Sessions brought Miller to Donald Trump in his first presidential campaign, where some of Trump's toughest talk on crime, drugs, and immigration came from the young man's pan.
Tom ForemanCORRESPONDENT
1:25
This American carnage stops right
Stephen MillerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:28
here and stops right now.

9 MINS LATER

Stephen K. BannonHOST
10:28
squad, right? So we got to know those guys then and just saw promise.
Stephen K. BannonHOST
10:32
Stephen then went to...
Stephen K. BannonHOST
10:36
Jeff Sessions' staff.
Stephen K. BannonHOST
10:38
Gore eventually went to Rand Paul's staff.
Brannon HowseHOST
35:38
I'd forgotten all about that.
Brannon HowseHOST
35:40
Then he joined the staff of Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions.
Brannon HowseHOST
35:43
Of course, he worked on immigration policy and helped defeat the Border Security Economic Opportunity Immigration Modernization Act of 2013.
Brannon HowseHOST
35:50
He influenced the direction of Breitbart News.

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