Stephen Miller

But no, they mean what they're saying.

You know, they may be idiots, they may be liars, but in terms of their core convictions, what they want to achieve in the world, men like Elon Musk or Stephen Miller or Donald Trump, they're sincere.

And I've been saying that for a while and I realized I hadn't put down all in one place.

Here is like my full argument from building blocks about why I say that and why I think that.

I am focused more on giving a high-level overview than trying to... trying to, you know, make a full typology, although that would also be a valuable project.

I think when it comes to communicating with people, it's not a case of having to like read into what they're saying.

I use in the piece Stephen Miller, who's one of the more powerful people in the Trump administration, a sort of one-on-one internet fascist, Elon Musk, the world's richest man, who's embedded in many governments, is also an internet fascist.

Donald Trump, President of the United States.

So I flipped kind of getting into the Trump years.

You see the Stephen Millers of the world.

You see the Steve Bannons of the world.

Like you said, Steve Harvey and his $100 million is nothing to Trump.

So perhaps he was, you know, making those remarks, uh, trying to target a couple of voters here and there in, in certain swing districts, which is all it might take to hang on to some seats, which ultimately would hang on to Republican control in the House of Representatives.

What's it like for you, uh, as someone reporting on the Trump administration, to be kind of inside that Trump bubble? I mean, how close do you get to people like Susie Wiles or Stephen Miller?

Well, I, I personally don't get very close to S- uh, Steve Miller or Susie Wiles.

Um, you know, they're, they're all in and around the White House, of course, and I'm in and around there a lot, and you would be around people in the administration.

And I will say this, this White House are far more open to journalists, and, I mean, we have never seen a president sort of make themselves so accessible to journalists either, in terms of, you know, how many times President Trump takes questions, and he'll go around a whole room making sure everyone's had a question sometimes.

And the idea was, you know, a lower prices and by casting immigrants out.

I mean, Stephen Miller and J.D. Vance are very clear about this.

Like there will be more homes.

Right.

If you're a Captain Kirk fan, woke Captain Kirk, by the way, to be clear.

This is one that if Stephen Miller had any memory of actually watching Star Trek, watching an episode of Star Trek, if he had seen this one, I think if in fact, if he had been around in 1966.

If he had been around, he would have freaked out about, oh, look how woke this episode of Star Trek is.

I mean, he straight up says, leave any bigotry in your quarters.

Look at the Pentagon, a drunk Nazi.

Look at who's running our government and writing policies, a white supremacist, Stephen Miller, with a yarmulke.

And look at the tech bros, bitch, JD.

Yeah, he like black pussy, brown pussy, but he's still a bitch.

All right, the connection.

I know a lot of you aren't following the connection, but it is a connection.

The white supremacists in America with little Mike Johnson and the white supremacists running our government, all you have to do is look at Stephen Miller and his son-in-law, and you begin to see the white supremacy connection to Zionism.

You know, Israel is an apartheid country.

as opposed to anything else, right? America first is Pete Hegseth strutting around saying that he's just going to blow shit up and nobody can do it.

America first is Stephen Miller saying that the new world order will be premised purely on a moral force.

That's America first.

All three of those are now in tatters really, right? Like, so you see the tariffs failing in a catastrophic way, really hurting the country.

And I don't mean to say that everyone just wants to connect with their humans.

But look, people like Stephen Miller, they would have loved nothing more than when these ICE campaigns happened to have their hardcore folks fighting.

flood those cities, stand with those officers, and cheer it on.

That didn't happen anywhere.