Stephen Miller

The people I'm talking to feel that the direction of where things are heading is that Stephen Miller is out.

Mark Wayne Mullen is out.

James Blair is out.

So, Michael, I'm sure there is massive what we know there is massive recrimination going on among cabinet members and in the White House advisers.

Let's check in.

We've got Susie Wiles, the chief of staff, a deputy chief of staff in Stephen Miller, the architect of the disastrous immigration policy.

And we've got James Blair, who most recently was off hustling money in some far-flung republic with Chrysler Savitro, former campaign manager.

Right.

And in there, what they said, for this plan to work, we need... we need friendly administration that would listen to us and work with us to implement it.

And that's what happened after, because Stephen Miller was part of them, part of the Heritage Foundation or consulting for them, and then he became part of this administration and actually worked on implementing this plan from A to Z.

From the discovery that the case in Massachusetts, AAUP Vesrubio,

This is the American Association of University Professors lawsuit against Secretary of State Mark Rubio.

Reagan appointee found that the government officials conspired between themselves to deprive us from our freedom of speech.

One of ICE agents or one of DHS agents testified that I've never seen something like this happen in our department, that such requests would come from really senior individuals in the administration.

So now what we are sewing for is to see this, this communication between, between these private actors, whether it is Canary mission, the heritage foundation, Bitar and other others as well, like what we call them, you know, Zionist hated groups and these administrators, whether it's Rubio or, Stephen Miller or DOJ and the Attorney General because It was all in public, like Bitar went out and said that we take credit for that.

We actually communicated with the administration about that.

They are also about legal immigration.

And I'm not being Stephen Miller here, but those folks, a lot of them came here under programmatic immigration legally.

And they don't like people who cheat.

That is a big problem for the messaging to those folks in particular.

In the wake of the midterms, whose demise came to your mind first? Who were you most excited about seeing getting canned or held accountable? Of course, Trump is number one, but then maybe you thought Vance or Hegseth, Marco Rubio, Kristi Noem.

What about Stephen Miller? What about Stephen Miller? We haven't really heard much from Stephen Miller lately.

Well, except for the fact that he got on Hannity before the election and cried about Hasan Piker.

But he's been a little quiet.

But why is that? Well, actually, it's because that's how Donald Trump wants it.

Or at least that is what we are learning from new reporting in the Wall Street Journal about Melania and Stephen Miller's relationship and why it has the worst, most disgusting, and no offense to those who are, you know, follicly challenged, bald ghoul, out there soon to be out of a job stephen miller has been getting pushed out for a while um that has just been confirmed and reporting that we are going to get into because it just is so glorious and makes me so happy i am so excited about it we've got a lot to cover but before we get into how stephen miller is getting kicks kicked out how he's been boxed out and what comes next for accountability i want to start with him on hannity i hope you've seen this clip the day before the election this was monday this is how stephen miller sounded because of how scared he is

haley stevens versus piker the democrat party has said they don't want moderates they don't want centrists like haley stevens they do want extremist pro-jihad america hating 9 11 supporting monsters like hassan piker Do not force your children to grow up in a country ruled and governed by people like Hassan Piker, who literally celebrate the murder of innocent Americans.

That is not who we are as a country.

Excursion, Flavio says.

he's probably just aping Putin's special operation in Ukraine I don't even give him credit for that Stephen Miller probably came up with it by the way I do love ordering happy family at Chinese restaurants I might even make that tonight if I have the ingredients happy family a Chinese dish typically combining various meats such as chicken, beef and shrimp with fresh vegetables all cooked in a light brown sauce often served with steamed rice and popular for its combination of flavors and proteins yes it's delicious but that fun fact from Dan Abash well that was just delightful wasn't it where do we go next And we'll wait on that.

Let's see.

From the email box.

You don't speak for me.

I want mass accountability for the hell this country has been put through.

I want to see Stephen Miller's head on a pike.

Fuck Israel and Netanyahu.

Trump vacillated on immigration throughout the years, sometimes telling aides he wanted a bigger crackdown.

After First Lady Melania Trump complained about people she knew getting deported, he would tell other aides that the architect of his aggressive immigration efforts, Stephen Miller, had gone too far.

Republicans in Texas and Florida privately complained to the White House.

At times, Trump told aides he didn't care about the midterms at all, said a senior administration official who talked to him.

The loss of Senate seats and governorships in states that had become GOP redoubts will have ramifications for years to come.

So will the cascading losses down ballot in state legislatures.

True to form, President Trump is already blaming everyone else, but he is the main architect of this route.

He'll say the Senate didn't break the filibuster or pass his Save America Act, but neither would have saved the GOP this year, even if there had been enough votes to do either.

Trump vacillated on immigration throughout the years, sometimes telling aides he wanted a bigger crackdown.

After First Lady Melania Trump complained about people she knew getting deported, he would tell other aides that the architect of his aggressive immigration efforts, Stephen Miller, had gone too far.

Republicans in Texas and Florida privately complained to the White House.

At times, Trump told aides he didn't care about the midterms at all, said a senior administration official who talked to him.

The loss of Senate seats and governorships in states that had become GOP redoubts will have ramifications for years to come.

So will the cascading losses down ballot in state legislatures.

True to form, President Trump is already blaming everyone else, but he is the main architect of this route.

He'll say the Senate didn't break the filibuster or pass his Save America Act, but neither would have saved the GOP this year, even if there had been enough votes to do either.

And he's looking for some kind of deal on something, if not to get out of the scandals, then at least to change the subject.

Now, you may say this is pie in the sky thinking he's got Stephen Miller around him.

He's got all these, you know, nefarious characters.

Maybe not for long.

And he's looking for some kind of deal on something, if not to get out of the scandals, then at least to change the subject.

Now, you may say this is pie in the sky thinking he's got Stephen Miller around him.

He's got all these, you know, nefarious characters.

Maybe not for