and just a handicap, title xlii, that's steven miller's idea. one of the most anti-immigrant people can you find, hateful and full of bigotry against our immigrant community. and we're going to keep it in place? come on, who are we kidding. alicia, they will not process people at the border, because they said that there is a health crisis and used title xlii. okay, how about the over 10 million people thatevery month cross that border and they're not stopped. how about the hundreds o thousands of people each year who come here, no, it's phony and bogus and anti-american. and you know who profits from this, alicia? the drug cartels, those who exploit this. we create add detention center, it's called ellis island. today we have immigration centers we might as well call them the islands of death, because people, alicia, are dying. separate from covid-19, people are dying. half of those that die in i.c.e. facilities while in detention died because of medical reasons and because they didn't receive the appropriate medical attention. so my hope is tha

steven miller, president of america first legal former trump senior adviser steven along with texas, you've just filed a lawsuit about the resettlement of illegals that's taking place across the country. but texas obviously isn't spared from any this . a lot of them do stay in texas. yeah. so we are proud to partner with the great ken paxton, the attorney general t of texas and seven other courageous to dages filing a lawsuit against biden's newest program to accelerate illegal immigration into the country. what biden iss proposingry and n fact implementing right now is allowing the illegal aliens here to bring in their foreign relatives to join them in the united states fully approved by the united states department of state. this is chainn migration for illegal aliens and you're goingl to see as a result of this more crime, more death, more devastation, more suffering, all purposeful, all intentionalnd. this administration when it comes to the border, it's not just allowing the border crisis to happen. itng is creating it is perpetuating. it is it is expanding. it for the sole reas

. >> todd: steven miller suing the state of new york for allegedly prioritizing nonwhite individuals for specific covid treatment. listen. >> equity means using raw societal power to punish people based on skin color, that is what equity is. in the context of new york, we are seeing decisions about life and death medical care being made due to race and skin color. >> todd: in december new york department of health instructed providers to consider race when giving monoclonal antibodies. this is unlimited government power. five after the hour. turning to crime crisis. manhattan new woke da will stop prosecuting number of offensives, including resisting arrest. >> kennedy: texas' largest county is reeling with 1 dltd 50 people killed by suspects out on bond. here is the latest on that story, good morning, mary ann. >> the new da kicking off his tenure by telling his staff to stop prosecuting certain crimes and downgrade certain felonies. they say policy changes will not only in and of themselves make us safer, they will free up resources to focus on violent crime. some crimes that will

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steven miller, miranda devine.. now to afghanistan. biden is turned the page. he hasas no apologies. we will not turn the page. americans held hostage hovind behind enemy lines to one hundred andne sixty day one sixty and one hundred and seventy three days since biden said he'd never abandon americans in afghanistan. the islamic emirate of afghanistan no end in sight. sadly, the same president the botched this withdrawal is now tasked with protecting the thousands of americans currently inside ukraine. does anyone trust biden to keep those people safe? does anyone trust biden to effectively negotiate with vladimir putin? remember, he told us he has all the leverage with the islamic emirates of afghan stan and the taliban. apparently he didn't. so did this week's marathonar press conference inspire any confidence at all? >> watch this ad put out by the rnc. take a look. >> the political coverage looksee some key political players and some. let me ask you, chris , no. i usedan to joke about it, but y it's not funny. one more question. does anyone think putin woul

. >> todd: former trump advisor steven miller suing the state of new york for prioritizing nonwhite individuals for specific covid treatments. >> equity means using raw societal power to punish people based on skin color, that is what equity is. in conparticular of new york, we are seeing decisions about life and death medical care being made according to race and skin color. >> kennedy: new york department of health instructed healthcare provider to consider race when giving monoclonal antibodies and treatment. that practice represents left's desire for unlimited government power. juror in the maxwell case is speaking out. scotty david using only first and middle name telling the independent "this verdict is for all the victims, those who testified, for those who came forward and those who haven't come forward. i'm glad mackwell has been held accountable." maxwell facing 65 year necessary prison, sentencing date has not been set. six after the hour, marine discharged for publicizing about holding leaders accountable. >> kennedy: alex hogan with more from stewart sheller, tell us about it. >> a

peter doocy handled that perfectly, i saw steven miller on twitter put it best, jim acosta would need a neck brace if he was addressed in this fashion. >> carley: when the president entered office, it was about cries cream flavor or what he would do better than former president trump, the media turned on him in recent weeks. take a listen to this. >> joe: okay. >> who feels like we are in a better place now than we were a year ago? show of hands. no one believes we're in a better spot now? >> mr. biden needs reset, he lost his identity a bit. >> carley: chuck todd pointed out public perception has changed. people don't see him easy-going and likeable and that is damaging, it brings us back to the sob comment he made to peter doocy. >> joe: it is not media turning on him, they are reporting what people are telling them. when margiet brennan or chuck todd reporting poll results, that is like giving scores to football games and right now joe biden is down many touchdowns on important issues. important standpoint, that was biden's backstop, he's the guy from scranton, he comes across as t

steven miller agrees, here is what he said about joe biden, and the media ignoring the crisis at the southern bored e. >> joe biden spoke for two hours and is spoke on the wrong boarder, ukraine's, not america's southern border, let's be clear, who is happening at the southern border today, tomorrow, the day after that and the day thafr is getting americans killed - killed with drugs, gangs, crime. >> carley: yes, and, today, the other issue that was not addressed at all was the crime crisis, when we are waking to news that an 11-month-old baby in the bronx was shot in the face. we deal with the breanna comfort tragedy, a homicide rape has hit a 25 year high. not a single question about crime. >> todd: there's no other issue in reality. because if you don't have your life, you have nothing. all the other issues are erment at this point. there were no answers on to how to solve - there were no questions to, your point. >> carley: can i say peter ducey did say if he had a second question. if would be about the crime issue, but you saw joe biden go him sort of impromptu, and completely

. >> i thought you were spectacular but steven miller, sarah palin, lose them, and the show was quick. high energy and all right. not that mean. jessie waters has always been about connecting with the people and that's why i gave out my phone number so you could text me. a lot of you guys thought it was a joke. it wasn't a joke. it was a regular i phone and you fried it. we're back online now but i lost like 30,000 texts. now i know how crooked feels. anyway, here's a few. lance, cumming, georgia. what a show. what a long strange trip it's been. thank you for the interviews. this is sandy. we want to see and hear other people not be told what to think by news organizations. we have our own mind. i hope you listen to what i tell you to do. jim, just heard kamala speaking about human trafficking. serious issue. perhaps they can employ the administration's supply chain strategy to shut it down. text me any time. number is always going to be there at the bottom. email me and always remember one thing. i'm waters and this is my world. tucker is next. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to

miller. household names who we came to know very well during the tr trutrump era. but there are some new faces who have made it into his inner circle well. i'm told that carlos true hia, the embambassador to the organization of american states during the trump administration, has become a pretty regular adviser, somebody who trump regularly bounces ideas off of, asks political advice from. somebody who has made his way into that inner circle. >> you mentioned 20 22. i'm curious what the interest is senate races republicans in washington have increasingly been optimistic about their chances of not necessarily definitively taking back the senate but about it being much more in playi, considering the president's approval rating. but a lot of that has to do with the candidates that they pick somin some of these primaries. where is the former president's head in terms of that particular piece of -- is he willing to listen to republicans and say hey, you need to back candidates who don't necessaril

this is steven miller operating in the dark whispering in the presidency year. and people don't know and i got the word out and there was a fair amount of media and four members of congress the california in california republicans lost their jobs in in districts that were heavily vietnamese american so i don't think people did like what the administration was doing in secret, but it took bringing it out into the open right and there there's in ted's book. there's a wonderful description of your visit to the i gather your one and only visit to the oval office in the trump white house and it is it's a humdinger so i won't spoil that one, but i would say it's worth buying ted's book just to read that and so here's some of the things that the president of the united states said in your in unbelievable or perhaps not unbelievable, but that's that. i don't want a spoiler alert. i'm not going i won't spoil it. so you have to buy the book. so what did happen? i mean how many of i tried to figure this out google this yesterday and i didn't get very far how many vietnames

this is steven miller operating in the dark whispering in the presidency year. and people don't know and i got the word out and there was a fair amount of media and four members of congress the california in california republicans lost their jobs in in districts that were heavily vietnamese american so i don't think people did like what the administration was doing in secret, but it took bringing it out into the open right and there there's in ted's book. there's a wonderful description of your visit to the i gather your one and only visit to the oval office in the truhi

this is steven miller operating in the dark whispering in the presidency year. and people don't know and i got the word out and there was a fair amount of media and four members of congress the california in california republicans lost their jobs in in districts that were heavily vietnamese american so i don't think people did like what the administration was doing in secret, but it took bringing it out into the open right and there there's in ted's book. there's a wonderful description of your visit to the i gather your one and only visit to the oval office in the trump white house and it is it's a humdinger so i won't spoil that one, but i would say it's worth buying ted's book just to read that and so here's some of the things that the president of the united states said in your in unbelievable or perhaps not unbelievable, but that's that. i don't want a spoiler alert. i'm not going i won't spoil it. so you have to buy the book. so what did happen? i mean how many of i tried to figure this out google this yesterday and i didn't get very far how many vietnames

millers and mark meadows of the world see a president is not above the law trying to illegally overturn the will of the country in not just any country but what is supposed to be the greater democracy in the world. i said this at the top of the show. we have to stop covering it with disappointment and bewilderment. it's looked at through a political lens and not a security lens. i wonder if you think the committee is trained on making the arguments about the security situation and the threats that trumpism imposes. >> i know that they are and i think when you take a look at the full statements of the former president over the weekend, whether dangling the pardons and then some republicans trying to say if they would support him, this committee understands very clearly the threat to the democracy. the ongoing threat. we have said it all along. this is aing on threat. you don't try an insurrection once again and go home. one heard the word civil war. so many citizens are so misled by the former president and elected republicans in the house and the senate that they believe it would be rig