00:00:00.000And let me tell you this, the Wall Street Journal has just reported that the White House has sent a memo to more than 3,000 conservative groups warning,
00:00:07.120we are monitoring your statements, press releases, and media engagements from your organizations.
00:00:12.660That does not sound like a White House ready to learn from its mistakes.
00:00:15.980I think that you have to look to people like Susie Wild, the chief of staff, and the political consultants that are there.
00:00:22.040And quite frankly, my strong belief is because of the results, they should be removed and removed immediately.
00:00:29.540and this kind of nonsense on putting that out is an obscenity.
00:03:20.560And no one at that time could say definitively that she was going to be out.
00:03:24.020But the concern, and again, we reported this on MS Now, was that Stephen Miller would become chief of staff.
00:03:30.500And their concern is, well, what happens inside the White House?
00:03:33.680We know that Stephen Miller has been at odds with some lawyers in the administration who have rejected some of his ideas because they were, in some cases, blatant violations of law or things that just would not stand up in court.
00:03:46.720So there are a lot of concerns about what this means for some top lawyers also in the White House counsel's office.
00:03:52.680Will he install someone who will be more amenable to his ideas?
00:03:56.860Just a lot of concern within the administration before this happened.
00:04:00.440But I'm especially watching those key legal offices because that's one of the many places where Stephen Miller has had a lot of a lot of tensions.
00:04:08.680But when you have Stephen Miller as chief of staff, there are going to be very clear things that are going to get done.
00:04:14.700And one, as we've already discussed on the show, is immigration.
00:04:18.000But it also feels to me, if you have Stephen Miller in that role, Donald Trump was never a great legislator, right, in the style of, you know, pushing through the Great New Deal or, you know, LBJ.
00:04:30.420So I'm not surprised that he doesn't want someone who can help him work with Democrats in Congress.
00:04:35.380But it does feel to me of maybe flexing more of his muscle on the world stage.
00:04:41.080You know, you could see Greenland coming up again.
00:04:44.420I'd be curious, Stephen Miller's thoughts on Canada. So I don't think Trump is going to be
00:04:48.920sort of a dilettante. I think they may be sort of egging one another on for both of their ids.
00:04:56.500Stephen Miller, when he was in the Senate, was not considered someone that other offices could
00:05:01.420work with. It's not like Jeff Sessions was out there championing a bunch of bipartisan legislation.
00:05:06.020So that's Stephen Miller's history, because he was there before he came with Trump.
00:05:09.660Stephen Miller briefly, because we both covered him. He didn't even work. He couldn't even work
00:05:14.740with Republicans. He couldn't even work with his own party, let alone Democrats. He's not necessarily
00:05:17.240well-liked amongst Republicans. But when it comes to where this is headed, I just want to read some
00:05:22.500texts that I was getting because I was texting with Republican sources close to the White House.
00:05:26.640I said, does Miller triple down on ice? Quote, yes. What will he do? Quote, fight. And then the
00:05:33.100other thing from a current DHS official that I've been texting with, essentially saying that what
00:05:38.860people have to understand about miller is that he lives in the land of quote should this should
00:05:43.600work i don't understand what's so difficult when he's trying to carry out all of these very
00:05:48.560aggressive agenda items be it immigration or else that he's trying to push but he i mean donald trump
00:05:54.520was here and stephen miller brought him all the way over here stephen miller was probably at the
00:05:57.820maga a point before trump got there yeah um but when you're looking at okay who do i want to be
00:06:02.860by my side during this lame duck period who won't abandon me who was unlikely to tell me no stephen
00:06:08.560Miller is it, which is why this conversation was happening in the days before the midterms. It
00:06:13.540wasn't even a response to the blue wave. It was happening prior to that in anticipation of this
00:06:18.720lame duck period. And again, people were extremely concerned specifically about what it meant for the
00:06:24.360lawyers in the administration who have been the only ones who are willing to say no to Stephen
00:06:27.860Miller. Isn't it true, though, looking at that list of issues, I'd love to see the breakdown
00:06:32.300between Republicans and Democrats to answer them, because typically in these national security
00:06:35.600issues, and immigration is one of them, it's still tons of support in the Republican side.
00:06:41.080Now, it's definitely dropped as the years have gone by and the extremeness of the policies
00:06:45.800being carried out, especially with immigration. But most of the Republican side really supports
00:06:50.260a lot of those policies. And so I think, you know, to the earlier question of, is this getting
00:06:55.100ready for the war with the Democrats? I think it's as much of that as it is them still trying
00:06:59.320to claim ownership of the Republican body, the Republican perspective, even if they've lost all
00:07:05.500these races a lot of which were frankly simply because of bad candidates and that's more than
00:07:09.540policy in some cases they've got both jobs to do and so just reclaiming their their their ability
00:07:15.880their authority to say we own these issues and this is still what the president wants it's got
00:07:20.560to be part of this as well but i i reject the idea that people are they they they hate how
00:07:25.140immigration wins and so they all flip sides not necessarily they may that's not necessarily how
00:07:29.320i read any of those national security the silly idea that this president might want to in some
00:07:34.360way be collaborative with the people who absolutely cleaned his clock has entirely been washed away by
00:07:39.680this announcement. And it has to be taken seriously. Robert Garcia, the head of the
00:07:43.440Oversight Committee, potentially coming in, said Stephen Miller should lawyer up. Stephen Miller
00:07:47.960should lawyer up. They're going to bring him before the Congress. And you better believe that
00:07:52.200he's going to be one of the first people to be subpoenaed by this new Democratic Congress.
00:07:55.660The main thing a Democratic base wants, I can report this to you, it's not Medicare for all.0.82
00:08:29.980come subpoena power drag them all up there if it moves subpoena it and follow the money1.00
00:08:42.120and for god's sakes follow that idiot kids that he has follow the idiots that have surrounded him1.00
00:08:51.260follow the people in the united states government that are engaged in treasonous behavior1.00
00:08:57.380i.e. dressing children as Russian soldiers.
00:09:04.280And it's not going to be enough to fire Pete, drag him before the committee,
00:09:14.840subpoena the generals, subpoena the admirals,1.00
00:09:17.740subpoena the people in the Defense Department to show what an idiot this mother f***er is.1.00
00:09:22.580Think about somebody like Jeff Flake.1.00
00:09:24.700It's been a really long decade, right?
00:09:26.620I mean, he has been predicting the collapse of the Trump political project and the way that it would bury the Republican Party along with it for years and years and years.
00:09:36.480And those predictions haven't always looked so prophetic, not when Trump won in 2016, not when he won again in 2024.
00:09:43.220But this kind of Chernobyl style disaster for the Republican Party, I think, is, you know, a little bit vindicating for a lot of the never Trump conservatives.
00:09:54.900I will say I have been texting with some of them just in the past hour with this news coming out of the White House.
00:10:01.540And and maybe a little bit of the the exuberance is is muted now.
00:10:06.320And maybe that was part of the the thinking.
00:10:08.900But from the White House. But I had one Republican strategist who's worked on the Hill who texted me.
00:10:15.440I'll just read it. He said, I actually think this is the scariest thing Trump has done.
00:10:21.020It shows us how the next two years are going to be scorched earth.
00:10:24.260And so I think that those who have found themselves in one way or another on the president's enemies list are bracing for what Stephen Miller as chief of staff will mean for them.
00:10:35.220I'll ask you the question I've asked Scott and Jake.
00:10:37.780What do you think Republicans do in Congress now that Donald Trump has put Stephen Miller in charge?
00:10:43.900It's a good question. And I don't know.
00:10:47.400I mean, that's maybe the biggest X factor. Right.
00:10:50.140Because, you know, this is obvious. This is a wartime appointment. Right.
00:10:53.860You don't appoint Stephen Miller as chief of staff unless you're girding for war.
00:10:57.460And I've spent time with Stephen Miller in the first Trump administration.
00:11:16.140And I think that we're going to see in the next couple of years a lot of efforts by Stephen Miller in this White House to try to bait Democrats.
00:11:23.700into overreaching, creating scandals and provocations to, you know, somehow tilt the
00:11:31.340field in their favor. What will Republicans in Congress who are desperately willing to move on
00:11:37.600from this era do in response? It's possible that Stephen Miller will overreach. It's possible that
00:11:43.260the Trump White House will overreach in respect to their relationship with Republicans on the
00:11:49.040hell. I think that they have taken for granted this abject loyalty from their Congress.
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00:17:38.340Stephen Miller, the 33rd chief of staff, was chosen today.
00:17:43.120But really, things went down last night in the Oval Office when the president became frustrated and began shouting and, in essence, shouted then Chief of Staff Susie Wiles out of the Oval.
00:18:00.740And then she was followed by one of her close allies and subordinates who's in charge of personnel, Morgan DeWitt.
00:18:06.880and from that point it became untenable for her to remain as the chief of staff it's my understanding
00:18:14.020that the resignation came last night and then it was just a process of resolving who was going to
00:18:19.320be the next chief of staff and that's where it stands now and of course over the weekend like
00:18:24.820I was saying this morning you know things have to be things have to settle down and we have to
00:18:30.100figure out you know where are Miller's people going to come into new positions look for some
00:18:35.840of his staffers like Caleb Orr and Dan Wasserman to come into more prominent positions on the
00:18:43.120White House staff and then look for Morgan DeWitt, maybe Danielle Alvarez out.
00:18:48.600But here's the point is that, yes, these lobbyists around Susie Wiles will be gone,
00:18:55.460but Miller's been with him for 11 years. They speak in shorthand. If they brought in Kevin
00:19:01.220McCarthy or one of these other ones, Mike Needham or other people they were talking about,
00:19:05.340there would have been a can I get my clock the there would have been a long learning curve
00:19:11.060there's no learning we don't have time for a learning curve you're in Fort Apache right now
00:19:15.540they're coming with not just the selection of leadership next week they're coming with these
00:19:20.480massive massive massive issues in legislation regarding the biggest thing in the lame duck and
00:19:28.300everybody wants to get paid all the lobbyists want to get paid because they don't think they're gonna
00:19:31.540to pay it again this is going to be horrible and a lot of it's going to focus on amnesty
00:19:35.860and the funding of ice and all of that that's why miller this is his portfolio that's why he's
00:19:42.100perfect the president this is also a big fu to the establishment republican party there's nobody
00:19:47.440they hate dealing with more than stephen miller why stephen miller came out came off the staff of
00:19:52.720of um uh michelle uh bachman and then went right to jeff sessions you couldn't have more people
00:20:00.120two individuals more on the outside fighting against illegal immigration than those two.
00:21:16.540ICE and DHS are going to the mattresses, obviously.0.78
00:21:20.040So he'll make a great wartime consigliari for sure.0.66
00:21:24.500I don't think that the legislation that you're talking about is going to make it far past the veto.
00:21:34.960But as far as Stephen Miller goes, you're going to need somebody who has his kind of battle-hardened savvy on these issues.
00:21:43.000I really don't know anybody who, in uniform or out of uniform, who knows more about immigration policy, border security than that guy.
00:21:54.240He actually, you know, probably should have written the book.
00:21:58.100But everybody in DHS and in the White House and on the staff over there understands that they can't get anything past that guy, that nobody can BS that guy.
00:22:10.780And he is not only a good trooper, but he's a field commander kind of guy who knows how to herd a bunch of cats, policy cats, in a way that you have to kind of see to believe.
00:22:27.320So he is – and I didn't work closely with him or directly with him, but I felt Stephen Miller the whole time I was over there.
00:22:35.580i want to make sure the president right there we pick him up on audio if we pick him on audio
00:22:42.180we're going to go right to it because i know he just turned around i think he's got isaac man
00:22:45.080right there from uh from from nice from nasa and his byron donalds you just mentioned the veto
00:22:51.440in this people should be a i believe ben's minute and you and i can have disagreement on this but
00:22:58.220this is my point about a lame duck ain't a regular session you've got a ton of guys that got fired
00:23:02.900are going home and they're going to look to get paid by lobbyists.
00:23:05.560They're going to look to become lobbyists.
00:23:06.960They're going to look to become to live off the swamp because they don't want to go home
00:23:57.840But, Benzman, your thoughts, sir, this is what concerns me that this amnesty program they're coming up with, I think, already has huge buy in from the swamp and the swamp wants this done, sir.
00:24:12.400Well, I've never been that great with math, but the arithmetic that I'm doing, I'm not I'm not I hear you.
00:24:20.480I just am hoping that they're not going to have the two thirds they need to overcome a veto.
00:24:26.720I don't I can't count that high. I'm not counting that high for them to be able to do that.
00:24:33.900However, I hear what you're saying. Lobbyists are going to be out there with long knives, etc.
00:24:39.920So, you know, it's quite possible they could muster.
00:24:43.160Talk, talk, talk to me. But talk to me about you many of the fact that he's just not some policy wonk because he is the head of the domestic policy council as a side gig, side hustle from his deputy chief of staff.
00:24:54.020You say he's a field commander. He knows how to bring all the forces together from the different agencies, which is like herding cats.
00:25:00.080Because remember, a lot of these people in institutions have their own way of doing things.
00:25:04.060They think, screw Trump. We're going to we're going to do it our way and just wait him out.
00:25:08.040Talk to talk to me about your understanding of his as a field commander to make things happen.
00:25:13.620Right. Well, so, you know, he has his 10 a.m. morning meetings.
00:25:19.080Those have been those are sort of almost notorious.
00:25:23.360But, you know, he's he's known as somebody who's really tough, who can be really harsh, who can is not afraid to cajole and or threaten, you know, to whatever he has to in order to get things done.
00:25:40.080And you can complain about that if you want.
00:25:42.680But from what I saw, it was really effective.
00:25:45.080It worked. Because in government, you have people that aren't always very motivated to work.
00:25:51.460It's just the truth. I mean, there are bureaucrats that don't want to do things.
00:25:56.500And Miller understood that. I think he has always understood what he was dealing with.
00:26:02.340And so, you know, he's a guy who had a kind of a baton at his side all the time, you know, from what I understand.
00:26:09.380And and he wasn't afraid to use it. But the fact is, is that he got things pushed through and he got things done and he had demands on people and he expected accountability.
00:26:20.640He was always the next day. What did you do on the promise that you made yesterday? I want to hear what you did and why didn't you do that?
00:26:30.100So these kind of conversations were notorious in the 10 a.m., which I was sort of glad that I wasn't a part of those because, you know, that's a tough guy in there.
00:26:41.700And I think that he was always kind of a chief of staff in training.
00:26:46.220He probably should have been the first chief of staff, but whatever, that's an opinion.
00:26:51.260He's probably right where he needs to be, especially now the waters are rough.
00:26:56.200You're going to have Congress going after everybody with congressional investigations and subpoenas.
00:27:01.340And you've got to have somebody who's got a head on their shoulder, who's smart, who is able to cut back, who can fire back, to whom offense, a good defense is an offense.
00:27:14.320So we'll see what happens with all of that.
00:27:16.940But there's definitely going to be spears flying.
00:32:02.840Really, they have boats, air, marine, and land, and they are using those.
00:32:07.880And they're very, somebody told me at CBP in a high ranking position that, you know, we have direct tactical collaboration with the Texas forces and we need them.
00:32:20.700So if Hinojosa comes in there and Goodwin come in there and they already, we already know that they hate this whole thing.
00:32:30.920They're going to, they have the power to withdraw from the operations.
00:32:37.460So, you know, I already had one high ranking CBP person tell me that they are worried about this in Texas and have ordered up a worst case scenario plan for when it happens or if it happens, how are they going to compensate?
00:32:53.780So they're already worried about losing Texas as a partner down there.
00:32:58.380This morning, I have directed the chief and HPD through an executive order that we will change our policy in regarding contact with ICE.
00:33:15.320I do this to begin a healing process, reduce fear and anxiety across our community.
00:33:25.680todd benson you warned us about this tell explain to the audience what the houston mayor did what
00:33:33.460this executive order is what he signed this morning and what the implication is
00:33:37.500what you just saw there is the very first domino to fall of many more that will very shortly fall
00:33:45.920uh the city of houston by the way has probably got more illegal aliens living in it than anywhere
00:33:53.040else in texas that place is a cartel haven you have got to have heavy police heavy ice heavy
00:34:00.920everything there uh lots and lots of illegal i mean remember texas is the has the second highest
00:34:06.480population of illegal aliens uh in the country um i want to just explain a little bit you know
00:34:13.600So in 2017, the state legislature here in Austin passed SB 4, which is an anti-sanctuary law, which basically says every city police sheriff's office, constable's office, whatever, must contact ICE and work with ICE to pick up criminal aliens in the jails, to pick them up out of the state prisons, etc.
00:34:42.340right, a call to ICE, bat phone to ICE. If you don't do it, the attorney general, who at that
00:34:48.900time was a Republican too, Ken Paxton, was empowered to enforce that law. You could fine a city $25,000
00:34:59.960a day. You could charge a police chief with a misdemeanor and also charge that police chief
00:35:08.360fines as well and have them removed from office if they didn't play ball, they didn't play in the
00:35:14.500sandbox. So what you just saw right there in Houston with that mayor, that blue mayor, that0.72
00:35:20.800blue city, is them knowing that new Democrats are coming into office who are not going to enforce
00:35:29.000that law. They're going to just ignore it. And I told you that that was a possibility when we
00:35:35.160talked yesterday, that that was one of the things that I was keeping an eye on. I didn't think it
00:35:40.000would happen this fast. But that means that people in Houston should be very afraid. Not that ICE is
00:35:50.180going to come pick them up, but that the Houston PD is now going to release criminal aliens onto
00:35:55.980the streets instead of calling ICE. This is absolutely a catastrophe, especially for a city
00:36:02.400like Houston, where the crime rates had been falling and falling, but they're still kind
00:38:57.180Tell us what else is going to happen, because you don't need to be a sanctuary state.
00:39:01.300If you have Houston and Dallas and San Antonio and Austin and McAllen and Laredo and El Paso, right, and Lubbock and Tyler, if they're all sanctuary cities, hell, it's better than me.
00:39:13.220You know, the sanctuary state's just another handle.
00:39:17.800You've actually got these concentrated populations of illegal aliens, and now they know they can go there and nobody can touch them and they can live off city services, sir.
00:39:29.480Well, the other thing I'm watching, yeah, is, look, Houston has an activist crowd.0.92
00:40:09.680But we saw what happened in Minnesota and Chicago and other places where the cops didn't help cops.
00:40:15.380So the thing that I'm watching for is whether this will embolden the activists to go attack ICE now in Houston, knowing that they're not going to have anybody having their backs and that they'll have to come in and protect themselves or stop operations, which I think would probably be their goal.
00:40:36.260So I'll be watching that most of all.0.97
00:40:39.260Can't the governor, this is the whole issue we've had with the governor calling an emergency session of the legislature to take away some of the tyrannical emergency powers of the governor, which we know the new governor, she's a radical when it comes to this.
00:40:53.440Isn't there anything about Houston that Governor Abbott can do immediately?
00:40:56.960if there is i'm not aware of it because uh look the it's actually the lieutenant governor has
00:41:04.940more power has has a lot of power uh here in texas even maybe more than the uh the governor
00:41:12.280constitutionally uh and the lieutenant governor that's coming in is really just this open borders
00:41:20.620wide open borders anti-ice i mean these are people that are that were attending rallies and
00:41:26.240And they were the main speakers at anti-ice rallies in around the state.
00:41:31.420They have said that the governor and the lieutenant governor said not on my watch.
00:41:36.680There will be no ice operations, no cooperation anywhere for ice operations.
00:41:42.320That Houston mayor, by the way, heard that loud and clear and understood what it meant for him.
00:41:48.340So he's he's going to be out of that as fast as he can and and probably will see more follow.
00:41:53.860But you're right. Houston is a particularly problematic crime issue because you have a lot of people speaking Spanish coming in from Mexico and Central America living there who are illegal, who are going to be relying on the state to leave them alone in lots of different ways.0.55
00:42:21.140driver's licenses uh lots of different ways okay uh todd hangar for one second i'm gonna hold you
00:42:30.340we're talking about stephen miller more mccabe's gonna join us monster events today huge events
00:42:36.740suzy wiles is out stephen miller are hardcore uh idy log uh somebody's been with president
00:42:43.460trump for a long time not simply maga but the immigration with jeff sessions for years was
00:42:49.460It was the mastermind of so much of the so much of the legislation that stopped open borders, that stopped amnesty.
00:42:57.040And now that we're going to be jammed up by an amnesty bill in they're coming in the lame duck, just a perfect pick.
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00:45:41.040Yeah, it's up on the Daily Signal. Is Texas next sanctuary state? I'm going to go ahead and call it that it probably is the next sanctuary state.
00:45:53.100And what's at stake, and I write this up in my piece, is Operation Lone Star, $6.5 billion Texas DPS and National Guard at the border working closely with CBP, with DOW down there to sew up that really complicated border, geographically difficult border.
00:46:16.380They're needed down there. The piece has, you know, former Border Patrol, Chief Border Patrol, Mike Banks quoted in it.
00:46:25.560I've got people really talking to people for the last few days that are in and out of government about how important the Texas DPS part of this is.
00:46:36.120And I think that it's very likely that the new governor and the lieutenant governor are going to pull all of DPS resources or most of it or a good chunk of it off that border.
00:46:47.740They spent their careers, their political careers in the state legislature condemning Operation Lone Star, trying to defund it, trying to reduce funding, complaining about it.
00:47:02.000CBP loves it, of course, because they've got helicopters, they've got resources, troopers, guys that are well-trained, they've got SWAT teams.
00:47:11.000They are very involved in sewing up that longest state border of all the states, 1,254 miles.
00:47:19.340And they're probably going to pull that resource.
00:47:23.560And one thing that I was told by a high-ranking person in DHS is that they're so freaked out about losing these Texas resources that they have ordered up a plan to deal with a worst-case scenario when they do lose Texas resources.
00:47:49.520I also argue that the feds are probably going to hold the line pretty well in Texas like they do in California and Arizona, but because Texas is such a complicated border and such a long one, no doubt far more drug smugglers, far more people are going to get in, get through and pass them and into the interior.
00:48:11.380And what happens in Texas happens to the United States because they're going to go to all 50 states.
00:48:17.280so we allowed california illinois new york and others minnesota to become sanctuary states with
00:48:28.700sanctuary cities it can't happen in texas or you're not going to have a republic so this is
00:48:33.300where the battle line is drawn that's why miller's such an important hire right now you can't allow
00:48:39.520it to happen just can't if you do you're not going to have a country i don't care about the electoral
00:48:44.460college and just winning the 2020 election and presidential elections, you're not going to have
00:48:48.820a country. You're not going to have a country. That is what this means. And we've talked about
00:48:58.720it. And Todd Benzman said, he says, hey, wait, wait till they start doing it. The mayor of Houston
00:49:04.320today began the process of basically telling the cops, the police, no more ice. We're going to
00:49:10.540begin the healing. No more ice. The beginning of Houston, as big a mess as that is, particularly
00:49:17.420post-Katrina, as big a mess as that is, in a cartel center, now a sanctuary city.
00:49:25.380Just embrace that. Benzman, where do they get this piece? Where do they get your social media?
00:49:28.940I'll talk to you after the show. Love to get you back on tomorrow. We'll figure it. You've been
00:49:32.560the tip of the spear on this, sir. Where do people go? Yeah, thanks for having me. That's up at the
00:49:38.660Daily Signal, I work for Heritage Foundation.
00:49:43.260They've got a page over there where all my stuff is.
00:52:48.140Acoustic Version, and may God bless America.
00:52:49.940Hunter, we'll see you tomorrow morning at 10.
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