Katie Miller

You may recall that he wasn't the legal head, as formal leadership would have required a Senate-confirmed appointment.

He spilled the beans earlier this week on a podcast hosted by Katie Miller, a name that might ring a bell if you followed the soap opera of Washington staffing.

Katie Miller is the wife of Stephen Miller, Donald Trump's deputy chief of staff.

She is also a former Trump administration official, who served as the spokesperson for Doge between January and May of this year.

She left that role to work directly for Musk in the private sector before launching her podcast.

The interview was a friendly affair, studiously avoiding the awkward elephant in the room, a viral incident last June where a fake screenshot circulated online showing Elon Musk bragging that he had stolen Katie Miller from her husband.

Musk's truth-seeking AI assistant, Grok, analyzed the screenshot and declared it was likely genuine, because the metrics and content align with Musk's behavior.

Musk had to publicly correct his own invention, which as it turns out was a perfect metaphor for the entire Doge project.

But of course our media is shit for the most part.

Katie Miller? Uh-oh.

She's pissed.

Oh, by the way, right now, live at the Trumpapalooza, none other than Greg Aspot is barking and grunting right now.

I'm sure that'll make Friday on the front porch all the more enjoyable.

But no, Katie Miller may have a problem.

According to the Washington Post, who analyzes this sort of thing, Frau Müller excriminated 500 posts going after ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Was she worried about the rise of the machines and, you know, kill all humans? No, no.

She accused the chatbots of having a liberal bias.

Some stations in California have hit $9.99 a gallon, the his- highest prices their pumps can physically display.

A Washington Post investigation found that conservative podcaster Katie Miller, wife of White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, spent nine months attacking rival AI chatbots without disclosing that she holds more than a million dollars in Elon Musk's xAI, a direct competitor.

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And Veke Ramaswamy, who's running for governor of Ohio, decided to delete this tweet.

We also saw on the other side of things, a lot of right-wing influencers kind of seizing on the case.

People like Matt Walsh, Katie Miller, saying things like, "She should be executed.

She should be executed publicly." All of those kinds of statements.

And I think that there were also genuine questions being raised about the rigor of the police investigation into this case.

She claims she's not, but she argues that women need to be back in the home, and they need to be silent, and they shouldn't have a voice in society, okay? And so you look at these women, it's always the, it's a- always these women.

Katie.

I don't know if you're friends with, uh, with Katie Miller.

No offense if you are.

But Katie Miller-

No

... is online constantly pounding the drums for women to have five, six, seven kids.

This aggressive posture marks a startling U-turn for a president who campaigned on a promise of MAGA isolationism and avoiding fruitless foreign entanglements.

Despite that rhetoric, the appetite for further adventures was perhaps most provocatively captured by Katie Miller, Stephen Miller's wife, who right after the Maduro capture posted a map of Greenland on social media, coloured in the stars and stripes with the caption, The question remains whether this is a coherent long-term strategy or a high-stakes diversion.

Critics point to the timing.

Trump is currently struggling in domestic polls and the Epstein scandal remains a persistent headline.

Joe DiGenova, who has been leading the DOJ investigation into whether former federal officials conspired against the guy in the White House, has turned in his resignation.

Oh, did you find your morals, Joe? And Katie Miller, who's a lousy podcast host and is married to a racist chief of staff, Steve Miller, has been talking smack online about AI companies except for Elon Musk's XAI.

And it turns out she owns a million dollars in stock.

How in the heck did she come up with a million dollars to buy that stock? I'd like someone to enlighten me.