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'They declined to have him on': White House fumes as CNN rejects Stephen Miller interview
Steven Cheung, an assistant to President Donald Trump, complained after CNN allegedly declined to interview White House adviser Stephen Miller."Stephen Miller has graciously made himself available to appear on any CNN show these last few days to discuss a wide range of topics and to push back on...
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Maybe not the best choice for a Christmas season interview
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Hey, republicans - just so you know, St. Peter isn’t going to accept, “because they were minorities,” as an excuse.
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“Just doing their jobs.”
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“Just doing their jobs.”
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“Just doing their jobs.”
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Internet calls JD Vance's bluff as White House whines Stephen Miller banned from CNN
Vice President JD Vance and another top ally of President Donald Trump left observers taken aback Thursday as they demanded to know why fiery adviser Stephen Miller isn't appearing on CNN.Miller claimed on Fox News this week he had been banned from CNN after a slew of clashes with frustrated...
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"And so what you saw between 1965 and today was the single largest experiment on a society, on a civilization that had ever been conducted in human history," Miller told Fox News host Will Cain on Tuesday. "Not just the 76 million immigrants that were brought in, largely from the third world, but their descendants too."
"So you see, with a lot of these immigrant groups, not only is the first generation unsuccessful. Again, Somalia is a clear example here," he continued. "But you see persistent issues in every subsequent generation. So you see consistent high rates of welfare use, consistent high rates of criminal activity, consistent failures to assimilate."
"If Somalians cannot make Somalia successful, why would we think that the track will be any different in the United States?" he exclaimed. "If Libya keeps failing, if the Central African Republic keeps failing, if Somalia keeps failing, right? If these societies all over the world continue to fail, you have to ask yourself, if you bring those societies into our country, and then give them unlimited free welfare, what do we think is going to happen?"
Sounds like Ireland and the Irish in the 1800s
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Well Stephen Miller for sure failed his immigrant ancestors' legacy.White House adviser Stephen Miller melted down in a Fox News interview while insisting that descendants of immigrants often failed in society.
"And so what you saw between 1965 and today was the single largest experiment on a society, on a civilization that had ever been conducted in human history," Miller told Fox News host Will Cain on Tuesday. "Not just the 76 million immigrants that were brought in, largely from the third world, but their descendants too."
"So you see, with a lot of these immigrant groups, not only is the first generation unsuccessful. Again, Somalia is a clear example here," he continued. "But you see persistent issues in every subsequent generation. So you see consistent high rates of welfare use, consistent high rates of criminal activity, consistent failures to assimilate."
"If Somalians cannot make Somalia successful, why would we think that the track will be any different in the United States?" he exclaimed. "If Libya keeps failing, if the Central African Republic keeps failing, if Somalia keeps failing, right? If these societies all over the world continue to fail, you have to ask yourself, if you bring those societies into our country, and then give them unlimited free welfare, what do we think is going to happen?"
Sounds like Ireland and the Irish in the 1800s