david miller, academic broadcaster and investigative researcher joining us from bristol. mr. miller, let's talk..." a bit about one of the targets yesterday which is indeed uh the israel's wise man or wees man institute which was targeted by iran now being an academic let's just update our viewers a bit this is an institution that was established in 1934 it's a helped in developing weapons during the nakba even helped the israeli army develop defensive and offensive tools through uh partnerships and uh of course so it's a big uh developer of what and as being from an academic - mr. miller, i mean, what's the significance that of course is the the islamic republic of iran is not just targeting military sides, it's targeting institutions such as these. well, i mean, as you say, the vicemin institute has uh, from the beginning, before the creation of the so-called state of israel uh been involved in in planning for and helping to carry out and the ongoing. genocide in gaza, they they are closely involved with the military industrial complex uh in the colony and are you know perf

general miller? >> good morning chair boozman ranking member ossoff this english mers a subcommittee and honored to appear today to discuss the fiscal year military construction program i went to begin by thanking the subcommittee if your steadfast support of our nation's air force in the military construction funding that you provided. childcare development center multiple military construction progress and hundred million dollars in appropriations provided by congress beyond fy budget. importantly that congress provided for the fy 25 disaster relief supplemental provides much needed resources to support andersen air force base recovery from the devastation of typhoon. our nation continues to face complex challenges defending the homeland, deterring the basic threat of china and the indo-pacific the increasing complexity of multi- domain threats the competition for resources and the increasing rate of technological change. the people's liberation army continues expanding modernizing diversifying its

miller: yes, sir. and i want to applaud -- robins air comp looks has turned around vexing problems we have had with f-15's and others in all aspects, meeting on time delivery and providing more flightline availability for those weapons systems throughout the air force. you remarked avionics in particular is a specific skill set the complex produces for many weapons systems that i did not just mentioned, and you have my commitment that looking at not only the workload there at robins but what is in the future also coming to robins, that the facilities, the infrastructure, the overhead cranes, the power, all the ability in the classified environment also for the avionics will be addressed and planned for in advance. sen. ossoff: thank you so much. looking forward to working with you, general. admiral jablon, thank you as well for your service in testimony today. georgia is proud to host the naval submarine base kings bay. we are working closely with the navy and the department to prepare for the transiti

general miller? >> good morning, chad boseman and ranking member ossoff and establish memories of the subcommittee. i am honored to appear today to discuss the fiscal 2026 air force military construction program. i would like to begin by thanking the subcommittee for your steadfast support of our nations air force a military construction funding that you provided. multiple projects, including air traffic control tower, childcare development center, and multiple military construction projects benefited from the $160 million in additional appropriations provided by congress beyond the fy 25 president's budget. importantly, $487 million of the congress provided for the fy 25 disaster relief supplemental provides much needed resources to support anderson air force base recovery from the devastation of a typhoon. our nation continues to face in excess of complex challenges. fitting the homeland, deterring threat from the indo-pacific, increasing complexity of multi-domain threats, and competition for reso

judge miller: what is your understanding of how it is supposed to work? the president, secretary of defense rights of the order and send it to the governor. if the governor then looks at it and says "this is interesting," sticks it in his drawer, and goes out to lunch, what happens then? mr. harbourt:,, your honor, i want to highlight how far we are away from that -- judge miller: i -- just hypothetically. mr. harbourt: our position is that the best understanding in light of our general expectation in our system, when congress seeks to involve government officials, it seeks to promote rather than undermining federalism and state sovereignty. we think the best reading would be that the governor's consent is required, but we don't think the court needs to go nearly that far to agree with us that there was a violation here, because at the minimum we think that issuance to the governor requires notifying the governor of the federalization decision and asking him to issue it, which would give the governor a chance to consult, at least consult -- judge bennett:

and stephen miller's been making money. so we're going to talk about that. >> oh yeah. that's a. >> good story of all of this. it's quite a story. chris, have a great night. >> thanks, jen. >> so donald trump and all of his maga minions, many of his maga minions, i guess i should say, have been lying to the country for days. they have lied to all of us over and over and over again. >> iran's key nuclear enrichment facilities have been completely and totally obliterated. those pilots hit their targets. those targets were obliterated. >> we have. >> obliterated the iranian nuclear program. >> we are. confident that iran's. >> nuclear sites were completely and totally obliterated. >> iran's nuclear program has been completely and totally obliterated. i feel like maybe they had a note card that said obliterated on it, and they gave it to all those people and made them say it. who knows? but that was the message from the trump administration since saturday night. clearly, that's what they kept saying over and over and over again, even, by the way, as top members of the milit

we try. >> to tell them. >> and stephen miller's been making money. so we're going to talk. >> about that. oh yeah. that's a good story. >> of all of this. >> it's quite. >> a story. >> chris have a great night. >> thanks, jen. >> so donald. >> trump and. >> all of his. >> maga minions. >> many of his maga minions. >> i guess i should. >> say, have been. >> lying to. >> the country for days. they have lied to all of us. over and over. >> and over again. >> iran's key nuclear enrichment facilities have been completely and totally obliterated. those pilots hit their targets. those targets were obliterated. >> we have. >> obliterated the iranian nuclear program. >> we are confident that. >> iran's nuclear. sites were completely and totally obliterated. >> iran's nuclear program has been completely. >> and totally obliterated. i feel like maybe they had. >> a note card. >> that said obliterated. >> on it. >> and they gave it to all those. people and made them say it. who knows? but that was. >> the message from the trump. >> administration since saturday

representing the official stance of the us administration, former state department spokesman met millerl us more about that, thank you so much, welcome everyone, there a saying if you were in mask for too long, there comes a time when you can't remove it without removing your face, today we turn our focus to washington way dramatic shift in rhetoric has packed a firestorm online, well remember matt miller, the former spokesperson for the us states department under president biden who made deadlines this week by declaring that the israeli regime is committing war crimes in gaza, but there is where it gets complicated. for months, miller was one of the most vocal defenders of israeli genocide in gaza, repeating the official line that strikes on civilians were act of self-defense, and the israeli regime has the right to defend itself. he stood at the podium day after day, defending genocide, and now from the comfort of a distance, and after stepping down from his spose, m says the reality is different, he now admits war crimes have been committed, but what angered people even more was his

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david miller who is of course familiar to viewers, he is one of the, if not the leading uh academic here in the uk on zyanism, on islamophobia and of course on the link between the two as well, and many people familiar with the story of uh professor miller who of course uh came on the fire from the zionist lobby here in the uk, the zionist movement, took them to court or took the university to... crystal to court because they uh successfully had him fired from his position, but one crucially won that case, setting a precedent that uh being an anti-zionist under the law is a protected uh characteristic, so a man who has taken on this zionist uh menace if you will, and uh come out on top. dr. miller, lovely to have you uh with us, um, i want to also get your thoughts on the words we heard from donald trump and the ones that we keep hearing from him every hour, getting updates of the statements that he's making, um, it would appear, you know, donald trump comes across as this confused type of uh, megalomaniac doesn't really know what he's doing, but there is some method to this madness, isn

i am still joined by professor david miller of course, the leading academic in the uk on zionism and islam. phobia and i'm joined in the studio uh by brother uh zack ali, he is a pro- palestine activist and campaign and he's been keeping on top of all of the developments as they've been going on, this is of course a very fast moving uh situation uh many things happening uh on both ends. professor miller, if i could return to you uh and to just follow up on the conversation that we were having a little bit earlier. now we've been seeing reports and we heard from donald trump... "i heard him telling tehran to evacuate and then saying you now, i want people to be safe, we don't know what's coming. we've seen a increase of us military movement in the region a in terms of moving assets there, in terms of moving some as you mentioned some old assets there as well, which some people have speculated could be prime for uh us liberty, uss liberty style of attack where israel maybe would try to attack it, the entity will try to attack those us facilities to try to draw them into the war, we've

stephen miller is the president's deputy chief of staff.is an architect of some of the president's most hardline immigration policies, as well as his efforts to target college funding and other top domestic policy agenda items. he is married to katie miller, who very up until very recently had been serving in an advisory role to musk and his department of government efficiency. so it was announced, and cnn had reported last week, before this entire blowup, that katie miller would be leaving her role in the government. she was also, like musk, a special government employee, and planned to go work for musk full time, advising him and arranging some of his non-government. related interviews. and one source in the trump administration told us katie miller now has to choose between elon and trump, she said. the source said it can't be both. there are also divided views, according to our reporting on how this could impact stephen miller's ascendance. he is one of the president's most trusted advisors, and there's been some speculation on whether

records. >> miller reportedly asked i.c.e."hey, why aren't you at home depot?" >> jon: what the [bleep]. "and don't say cause they're not bothering anybody down there, cause they're bothering me!" lest you say at home, "i'm sure that's an exaggeration. i'm sure stephen miller understands overwhelmingly that these are people and not monsters." >> they released people into this nation -- not people, monsters. deport, deport, deport! >> jon: deport, deport, deport. i'm going to guess that's what stephen miller shouts when he [bleep]. "deport!" "deport!" "deport!" [laughter and applause] and then obviously, to be sensitive to his partner, he has to be like, "you deported too, right?" and then, she probably goes, "yeah." and then goes into the shower and self-deports. [applause] so now predictably, these non-targeted, much broader deportation efforts in cities that feel very connected to the immigrant population is a tinderbox. and trump happily lights the fuse. peaceful protesters, mixed with anarchists and vandals, pushed back by

and then, of course, shadow president stephen miller decides to ramp up raids again. why aren't we hearing more publicly from members of the business community about the economic effects of this? forget the humanitarian consequences. >> i mean, we should be and i think it's a. >> real shame. >> that that we haven't. >> we've had actually. >> a lot of the. >> business community. >> and quite frankly, bend. >> the knee to donald trump and whatever. >> he wants to do. >> but what you're starting to hear is a lot of small business owners and farmers and folks that depend on this. labor across the country. i'm here back home in california. i'm seeing car washes closed. i'm seeing markets that are understaffed and closing early. you are actually seeing huge impacts. >> here to the. >> local economy. and that's actually going to bubble up across the country. >> and now donald trump. >> says, oh, he wants to somehow help america's farmers. america's farmers right now are in a crisis across this country because all of this labor, these hardworking people are not showing up. >>

we were just talking with our john miller long of the.d, who clarified that if you are detained and then not allowed to leave, that there is no technical distinction between that and being under arrest. do you think a major line has been crossed here? well. >> casey. >> i'm still trying to understand. i just. >> left a five hour. >> reconciliation meeting, so this is a new issue for me. may i ask what. were why. >> were. >> they detained? were they. were they breaking the law. >> or why were they detained? >> well, this is this is a. central question, in fairness to both to you, this is our breaking just in to us. and then all we know is that it's been in the context of these protests, and they characterized it as having temporarily detained protesters. >> well, under under federal law, which applies to the states, the case is called terry v ohio. if a if a law enforcement official doesn't have probable cause to arrest you, but does have reasonable suspicion, which is a lower standard to believe that you have been or are about to commit a

and stephen miller is the architect of what's happening right now. and at the same time, he and kristi noem are now stopping, essentially, members of congress from doing their oversight role by being able to visit these detention centers and get immediate access. and so this is highly unconstitutional. it must be investigated. and you can bet that the oversight committee will be zeroing in on stephen miller and all of those that are causing harm right now across the country. >> congressman, one question that i have had is where is the business community in all of this? donald trump has said that he's heard from farmers and hoteliers and others who are concerned about their labor force being summarily detained and deported. he will put out a social media post saying, we're going to roll things back. and then, of course, shadow president stephen miller decides to ramp up raids again. why aren't we hearing more publicly from members of the business community about the economic effects of this? forget the humanitarian consequences. >> i mean, we should b

miller, we're going to uh continue uh on this special live rolling coverage. zach ally is here with me in the studio, he'll be joining us uh and speaking to us more uh, but we'll just take a little break for now, we'll see you in a little while. welcome to the israel watch. the aggressive war on iran remains the sole focus of hebrew media which covers it from various angles. some commentators have expressed doubts about achieve. the objectives announced by tel aviv. we discussed the key points raising these commentators with the professor or with dr. muhammad qasim writer and political analyst joining us here in the studio. hello and welcome dr. muhammed. thank you. what the israeli occupation wanted from the aggressive attack on the building of the iranian broadcasting authority was to send the message to the regime in iran that the war is not only on nuclear and missile facilities but on the regime itself as. מה שאני מבינה זה שישראל מנסה לרמוז בצורה רעשנית של תקיפה למשטר האיראני תיזהרו אנחנו אחריכם זה לא רק הגרין זה לא רק הטילים הבליסטים שזה ברור כולם אומרים

let us honor harry miller. [applause] dave yoho. mr.he united states maritime service in 1944 at just 16 years of age, was assigned to a merchant marine t2 tanker refueling allied ships in combat zones across the south pacific. the war ended in august 1945 just four days before his 17th birthday. since then, he has spoken around the world on behalf of veterans and received the congressional gold medal. mr. yoho built a successful business career and now serves as a consulting to leading this company's. let us honor dave yoho. [applause] and a special shout out to 107-year-old bernard long who is watching this morning professor money online. mr. long served with the 660th engineers landed on normandy beaches and after d-day and spent several months in europe supporting the allied advance. one more round of applause for these extraordinary world war ii veterans and the nearly 2 million allied servicemembers who took part in operation overlord to liberate. guest: of occupied. [applause] -- liberate nazi occupied europe. [applause] we now b

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but stephen miller, when it comes to this topic, is in lockstep with president trump. i don't know if it's fair to call him the shadow president in this, but i think he's certainly he is executing what donald trump wants, and they are completely simpatico in this, talking about the word insurrection, the word invasion. you know, the alien enemies act. those are all terms that we have now heard over and over again, really, since the first administration. but now that president trump has been reelected, they see this as, you know, basically the american people, their voters saying you have a mandate, in their view, to go ahead and put these policies forward. >> there is some question as to whether or not the american people voted for these types of deportations and these types of enforcement operations. and polls suggest that, yes, while there may be support for the deportation of criminals and gangs and gang members, they're not supportive of deporting young children who have cancer. right? or i mean, you know what. >> i'm going with. absolutely. and so. >> the administ

-- stephen miller.ost essential piece of legislation in the western world. you know what? i actually agree with you. i know it's a little hyperbole. that's what happens to all of us, but i actually agree. because when this thing goes through, when this thing goes through, stephen miller, the whole world may wind up following it. that's what often happens. i saw it with reagan 40 years ago. the whole world may follower taxes, less spending, fewer tariffs, anyway, welcome back. are you still on the optimistic? >> never been more optimistic. we've received the, the white house, phone calls from so many house members and senators who are dying to vote for this bill. let me tell your audience why. you mentioned that quote, why this is the most important piece of legislation in the western world. larry, we are at a moment of global competition. who is going to dominate the future. what nation is going to set the standard for the globe over the next hundred years. will it be america? will it be the west, or wi

it's where, with the help of miller's son, winslet scoured the archives and decided to focus miller'smodel who had many lovers -- >> we don't hire all the models. >> don't blow a gasket. i'm not a model anymore. >> but as a troubled woman who in her late 30s left her glamorous life to become a war photographer, capturing some of the most haunting images of world war ii, including some of the first uses of napalm and naz concentration camps. winslet said she knew it wouldn't be an easy sell. >> tell me what those conversations were like. >> one said, why should i like this woman? she's drunk. she's, like, loud. i mean, we just probably stopped short of saying, she has wrinkles on her face. >> a director say something like, i'll get your lilly? you want to share names? >> that's not my vibe, no. but this director did say, you'll be in my film, i'll help you get your little lee miller film made. just like. might have just lost signal. >> she didn't make the movie with those men. she insisted on bringing the in a female coproducer and writers. winslet was intimately involved in every step

miller: -- gov. pritzker: thank you, cumbersome and miller. we work every day with the federal government to keep our state safe. all the time, we work with the federal government, law enforcement. rep. miller: i will take that as a yes. governor, you said earlier this afternoon that you were willing to, and i quote, stand in the way of tom homan, who i would like to note is carrying out federal law. i have before me numerous examples of illegal alien violence in illinois, but i want to highlight the story of joe abraham, whose daughter was tragically murdered by an illegal alien in central illinois under your watch, sir. i will now read this account. hello. my name is joe abraham. i am a father of three, and katie was my youngest. katie had a beautiful soul, a sharp wit, and a huge personality. she loved life, and she lived it with authenticity, humor, and heart. she was the kind of person who succeeded at anything she put her mind to. she had a future full of promise. she was everything to our family. in the early hours of sunday, january 19

miller, he was actually talking about macron, emmanuel macron, the french president.at he does is he does what he stold and he does what he's told by benjamin. yaho and indeed by uh miriam adelson who of course as well famously gave him $100 million dollars for his campaign so he's it doesn't really matter in a way you can compare him to joe biden because we said what we said about joe biden was that he was really not fit to be pre president and he didn't really know what he was doing but that doesn't matter it doesn't matter that the president of the united states knows what they're doing it matters that they do what they're told and that's what of course he is doing that's why we see this movement of all these refueling capacities across the globe towards the middle east, that's what we see the movement of battle groups and indeed rather ancient looking ships in some instances moving towards the the theater and we expect of course that that will be used to launch an american direct american attack of course the americans are involved british. involved have been from

miller served as the official spokesperson for the biden administration and strongly defended israel and dismissed allegations of war crimes. since his departure from office, he has aligned himself. with the critics of israel, you can see breaking news there out of gaza, palestinian resistance uses drones to drop bombs on israeli military union in the shojaya neighborhood, again palestinian resistance uh continuing to answer the regime, this time dropping bombs from a drone on a military unit in shojay neighborhood of course. we're watching it closely, we'll bring you more information as soon as we get it in. riyat mansur, the palestinian ambassador to the un, says a recent statement by european countries condemning israel marks a shift from their previous stance. he said there has been a growing change in the position of the majority of nations worldwide. nation states are outraged of what is is really going on in gaza and they want to do something, so that's why we see some elevation and changes of positions from big, important countries in europe and beyond, such as france, uk and

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michelle miller paid a visit. >> close the door.ave a seat. >> from the 1960s ad agency in mad men. >> the departments are. >> pretty. >> spaced out, but it'll all fill in one. >> day to the eerie offices of severance. >> we're sitting. >> here. >> furniture helps define or mystify space and time. so these are the stars. >> these are the stars. >> for archivist amy sherman. >> sort of the exemplars of the development of modern design in america. >> demystifying the past of the now joint design houses herman miller and knoll was a thrill. >> this one pops. >> for me. >> the womb chair, my favorite. it was designed by eero saarinen at the request of florence knoll, who led knoll associates, and she asked for a chair that she could sit in any way she wanted. florence knoll. she was trained as an architect, but she never got to make skyscrapers, and i think she took her architectural background and translated it into creating interior architecture through products like her model 540 cabinet. so wow, it's architecture at a human scale. >

chief of. >> staff, stephen miller. >> stephen miller has been full throttle. >> on a. an immigration crackdown. since coming back into the. white house with president trump. >> for this. >> second term. >> and one of. the biggest priorities that he. >> has had has been to conduct these. >> raids and to. get what they. >> call illegal. >> immigrants out of the country. >> now, there are ramifications for that. >> and those. >> ramifications include. impact on the businesses and sectors. that you. were that. >> we were just discussing and. >> that axios laid out. and sure, the. >> reporting is. >> that the agriculture. >> secretary weighed. >> in on that. >> and to your opening point on. >> this. >> that had an impact when it was. >> the last person. >> who president trump had in his ear. >> but there's always. >> going to be somebody else. and the president circling back to what. >> has been. >> the core of his immigration policy. and i. >> think to. >> to pull. >> out. >> zoom out to an even. broader sort of perspective, core to. his worldview. and his view. >> for thi

yes, commissioner miller. i. commissioner shattuck? yes. vice chair aquino. yes and chair scott i. >> madam chair, the vote is five eyes. >> motion carries. madam secretary, please call the next item. >> next is the regular agenda agenda item number five see through five e related to the finance service contracts will be presented together but acted on separately. item five c is authorizing a personal services contract with kay and public finance llc in an amount not to exceed $163,100 for financial advisory services in connection with the proposed issuance of tax allocation bonds. discussion and action. resolution number 12 dash 2020 55d is authorized for a legal services contract with amsel galvin llp in an amount not to exceed $212,000 for bond counsel services in connection with the proposed issuance of tax allocation bonds. discussion and action. resolution number 13 dash 2025 and item five is authorizing a legal services contract with the law offices of alexis sam chiu in an amount not to exceed $150,200 for disclosure counsel services in connection wit

. >> joining us now is cnn chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst john miller. so, john, homeland security is saying the suspect was in the country illegally. what are you learning about how the suspect executed this attack and what we know about his immigration history? >> well, we've. >> been. >> talking to multiple law. enforcement officials as well as. >> witness statements. >> and what it. >> puts together is a picture of. >> the suspect arriving at the. >> scene around. >> 1:00, about half an hour. >> before the attack. working in. >> that garden. area outside the old courthouse, basically. >> posing as a landscaper. as the marchers got closer. this is when. >> he wields. >> this, what authorities are calling a makeshift flamethrower. i think we can go to the pictures here of this device. you see, he's got the two molotov cocktails in his hand. but behind him, next to a tree, there is a device that looks like a garden sprayer or a weed sprayer. that's that white item that's against the tree. this is something he was carrying or wearing. and then using to s

it is not brains, miller is man talking about stephen miller richly endowed with the capacity for hatredd you can see this just by looking at him. you can see his hatred is his spiritual nourishment and eats his hate. abc does not condone attacks on others, the post does not reflect the views of abc news and violated our standards. i got one more. stephen miller came back and said the most important fact about terry's full public meltdown is what it shows about the corporate press in america. for decades the privileged anchors and reporters narrateing and gate keeping our society have been radicals adopting a journalist pose. terry pulled off the mask. rich, your witness. >> i wish someone had told me don't drink and tweet. i'm not saying that's what he did. i don't know for a fact. friends don't let with friends tweet. the rage he has toward stephen miller is bunny on the stove rage. really strange. i think it is a desperate search for relevance. scott pelly got this attention after he gave a commencement speech attacking trump and people were talking about him. i have to wonder how muc

miller, lovely to have you uh with us, um, i want to also get your thoughts on the words we heard from

miller has been full. throttle on. a an. >> immigration crackdown. >> since coming back into the white house with president. >> trump for this. >> second term. and one of the. >> biggest priorities. >> that he has had has been. >> to conduct these. >> raids and to get what they call. illegal immigrants out of the country. >> now. >> there are ramifications. >> for that. >> and those ramifications. >> include impact. >> on the businesses and sectors. >> that you were. >> that we were just discussing and. >> that axios laid out. and sure, the reporting. >> is that the agriculture secretary. >> weighed in. >> on that. >> and to your opening. point on this, that had an impact when it was the last person who. president trump had in his ear. but there's always going to be somebody else. >> and the. >> president circling back to what. >> has been the. >> core of his. >> immigration policy, and. >> i. think to. >> to. >> to. >> pull out, zoom. >> out to an even. >> broader sort of perspective, core to his worldvie

so, for nbc to kind of, you know, throw shade at miller for saying 3,000. thought that number 3,000 a day and i thought, why is it so low? it's got to be at least double that. do you agree given who is in this country? >> we are working on the trump agenda and donald trump priorities. you know, master class interagency activity directed by stephen miller, but we are still using the funds and resources that were developed in a joe biden budget, right? we are on a continuing resolution and we are forced to use the money that congress gives us in that last set of priorities, even though we are working on the president's bold agenda to make the streets safe, make the border more secure, and get rid of these criminals that are all over the united states. >> yeah, and that interior enforcement is important for sending a message. a lot of people will go home if they thought they were going to be deported and have no chance of coming back. by the way, we learned that tren de aragua, there were a lot of democrats who kind of dismissed the tren de aragua hype that th

already, we're seeing members of congress rally to the support of max miller.or less than a week since those two minnesota state lawmakers were attacked, one killed by someone who has been described as political violence. as a result of that, this is what democratic leadership had to say about the incident involving max miller, who keep in mind, is a republican. they say we condemn this in the strongest possible terms. the attacks on congressman max miller and his family, and we're thankful they are safe. the rise in political violence in this country is unacceptable. this is a moment of crisis that requires congress to act decisively in order to ensure the safety of every single member who serves in the people's house and both chambers, the house and senate, chris, have had briefings about member safety. there's been talk about increasing the amount of money that individual offices have to keep members safe. but of course, it is a logistical and financial nightmare to try and come up with the resources necessary to provide 24 over seven protection to all 535 m

he doesn't actually seem to be able to conduct any conversations in proper english ever sorry dr miller he was actually talking about macron there uh emmanuel macron the french president. "i mean, yeah, i mean, all conventions out the window, and at the same time, of course, as you say, he he was fully cognicent of the fact that this was a ruse, and he managed amazingly to keep uh strum about that all the way through the process until he uh acknowledged that he knew the truth of it uh all along, of course, which which acknowledgement itself puts him uh in line for an appearance in the dock in the hague, so he i mean he's..." 'he's not the brightest tool of the box, but then we we never thought that he was a master strategist, did we? maybe people did, he's not told the box, but of course what he does is he does what he's told, and he does what he's told by benjamin netanyahu and indeed by uh miriam adelson who of course as we know famously gave him 100 million dollars for his campaign, so he's it doesn't really matter in a way, you can compare him to joe biden, because you know we said

there were two qc led inquiries two senior legal professionals. um led an inquiry into into david miller'sill of health, but then such was the pressure that was applied to the university, they still said that he didn't meet the standards required by the university of bristol. david isn't an isolated case, i'm well familiar with that case and that's why i spoken perhaps at length about it, because he's a friend and colleague of mine, but he's not the only one, many people have been subject to to to this sort of of pressure, and we do have to stand up against it, speak out despite you know the the the consequences and that that that that willingness of of people outside of the political class to speak out is growing. we've seen now the the home secretary talking about proscribing the palestine action organization, a direct action group which has targeted the elbit systems a israeli arms manufacturer, israel's largest arms manufacturer, have a lot of sites in the united kingdom. they managed to chase them out of several of those sites already, they targeted um, it went on to a an raf base las

john miller has links to an address in kent but also say the us authorities a permanent resident.he other charges the two men face, john miller and cui guanghai, relate to allegedly targeting on behalf of the chinese government and ntp rcp, people of -- people's republic of china report it by slashing tyres, putting trackers and cries and paying to other individuals $36,000, nearly about £27,000 uk, to put pressure on him not to take part in protests against president xi from china when he was visiting california. rather serious allegations. up to 20 years in prison for the arms control violations alleged, ten years for smuggling. but at this point they are indictments, it doesn't mean either man has been found guilty, they are just charged with the offences. thank you. the body of a british hiker missing in the dolomites in northern italy since new year's day has now been found. 36-year-old aziz ziriat had been hiking in the dolomotes with his friend sam harris, whose body was found around a kilometre away soon after they were reported missing. voting is under way for the second

john miller elie honig, please stand by. we're going to take a quick break. again, we're waiting for a news conference from los angeles mayor karen bass and the police chief jim mcdonnell. we don't know what it's about. we don't know if they're going to make some kind of announcement, but we will hear from them shortly as we wait for that. also, i should say, you know, there's obviously politics swirling all around this. we'll talk about that. stay with us. >> the billionaire boys club was a pro club full of rich white guys. >> joe horn was the puppet master. >> he was chasing wealth and power at any cost, even murder. >> billionaire boys club premieres sunday, july 13th on cnn. >> at fisher investments, we may look like other money managers, but we're different. >> how so? >> we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client's best interests so we don't sell any commission based products. >> then how do you make money? >> we have a simple management fee structured so we do better when our clients do better. >> your clients really come first then, huh? >> yes

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miller to a meeting in the oval office. perfectly understandable. >> when i was in government, it would happen all the time. i'd have. >> to kill a. tv show. >> yes. when i was in government, it would happen all the time. in megalomaniac billionaires trading insults and one accusing the other of being in the epstein files happens all the time. just another day at the office. that's how it goes in the white house. look, i could spend all night showing you how these two grown men, in positions of real power, spent the day sniping at each other online. and there's plenty more to do that with. and by the way, this is why they say people shouldn't break up over text or over social media platforms that you own and operate specifically. but the truth is, as fun as it may be to watch their relationship fall apart and it is fun, there's still real consequences to all of this. i mean, in response to trump's threats, must now says his company, spacex, will decommission the spacecraft that the us uses to shuttle people to the internati

kayleigh, i was watching terry moran earlier with tim miller.though he was in the stephen miller tweet. >> kayleigh: because comparing trump to the nazi regime is fair. there are fair reporters, the white house press corps, i n wot deride all of them. they are the ones whose names you don't know, the art of their attention seeking, they arn't e doing their job. terry moran says he wasn't drunk when he sent that tweet, yousent better what she was because ithw would make more sense to me if he was and it would be somewhat ofif an excuse. >> jessica: but he's making more money this way. ca first of all he said he wasn't drunk.ow how many times have i said that when i mmes was? and he says he's also a centrist but you are not a centrist when every position you hold dissolves when somehow it's attached to trump. somea lot of centrists who go crazy because trump exists in the center lane. bill kristol goes full trans, nicole wallace sounds like an -- she's in code pink. don lemon believe it or not once was a centrist. that was before trump. they've al

judge miller: suppose that we don't agree that the question is completely unreviewable. what does it mean for the president to be unable with regular forces to execute the laws? mr. shumate: it means in his judgment the regular forces on the ground in los angeles aren't adequate answer -- adequate and sufficient for him under the take care clause of the constitution to carry out the laws and enforce the laws. the santa cruz declarations make that pretty clear. paragraph seven talks about specific immigration enforcement actions that were unable to be accomplished because of the mob violence preventing ice officers in los angeles from carrying out those actions. >> in the normal course, the level of resistance encountered by federal law enforcement officers is not zero. you go to arrest people and sometimes they don't want to be arrested and they run away or even resort to violence. sometimes they get away. so does that mean that the president every day is unable to execute the laws and he could invoke this whenever? mr. shumate: well, the president also takes an oath to