REPORT: Trump just pushed Stephen Miller OUT

Added: 2026-05-20

[00:00:00]Do you smell that? Doesn't smell good.

[00:00:02]Like garlic and sweat. It's Steven Miller and he's worried about his job because as I'm going to show you in this new report, Steven Miller's usefulness is becoming less and less obvious for Donald Trump. Now, The Atlantic is out with an article calling Stephen Miller in retreat. And I'm going to show you what you can do to help make sure that Stephen Miller is no longer in power.

[00:00:30]Could happen as soon as end of this year. You could help Steven Miller get fired.

[00:00:37]Now, as this article says, Steven Miller is in retreat. And it couldn't be more obvious because at one point, Steven Miller was literally calling the shots.

[00:00:48]As it says here, the Labor Department's Foreign Labor Certification Office announced that the Trump administration would cut the number of approved visas for seasonal workers by about 50%. That was all because of Miller. Steven Miller had been trying since his days as a Senate aid to reduce Reliance and V visas granted annually to the hospitality, construction, and landscaping industries. But what's interesting is that it didn't last long.

[00:01:17]The plan unraveled within weeks after the killing of two protesters in Minneapolis. Trump reversed the visa cuts as part of a late January retreat from Miller's hard-edged goals. Miller was not involved in the walk back, according to two people with knowledge of the process. In other words, Donald Trump totally sidelined Steven Miller.

[00:01:36]Instead, Trump made the decision with the Bordazar Tom Hman and others after hearing about concerns from hospitality industry employers, they said. And what's also maybe a little bit hopeful about that is if Donald Trump truly were fully an authoritarian, he would not be listening to people. He would just be doing what the hell he wanted. Now, there are some folks who are saying that Steven Miller's super close with Trump.

[00:02:00]But interestingly, there are also people who are saying that Donald Trump is keeping his distance from Steven Miller.

[00:02:07]You tell me who you think is telling the truth. I kind of feel like what happened is Stephen Miller got a hold of some folks and said, "Hey, there's an Atlantic article being written about me.

[00:02:17]I need you to see say that the president loves me." White House insiders said that Miller remains a top adviser to the president, that he has a singular relationship to Trump built over the past decade and that his job is not in any jeopardy. The White House communications director, Steven Chung, said the president loves Steven and the White House staff respects him tremendously.

[00:02:38]But Trump, who has previously joked that Miller's truest feelings are so extremes that they should not be aired publicly, has also told others in recent weeks that he understands Miller sometimes goes too far. Advisers told us they said that Trump recognized immediately after the second killing in Minneapolis of the protester Alex Prey that the policy needed to shift and he did not embrace Miller's public description of Freddy as quote a domestic terrorist. As it points out, no White House official in history, recent history, since Dick Cheney perhaps has had such a dramatic and direct impact on US government policy and such an operational sway over so many parts of government. I would actually talk to reporters who would say that um Steven Miller they consider to be more like a prime minister than a staffer. And as it says here, it was Miller who set a goal of 3,000 ICE arrests a day to hit his target of 1 million deportations a year, matching the legislative goals that he helped draft. He instructed ICE officers to sweep through Home Depot parking lots to help meet that goal. Now, this change has already happened because, as we know, Senator Mark Wayne Mullen is now the DHS secretary. and what he's done.

[00:03:53]We haven't really heard a lot from him, which maybe is a good thing, but the people who Chrissy Gnome sidelined, such as Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Rodney Scott, have been empowered again. And employees that she fired, were welcomed back.

[00:04:08]Interestingly, an ally of Steven Miller's, Andrew Block, this reporting says, was, as it says here, shown him the door. I don't know if it means he was fired or if he was asked, "Hey, you got to resign." But it's also another sign that whatever Stephen Miller was doing before doesn't cut it anymore. Now Stephen Miller does these daily calls. I mean, I can't imagine what they talk about on those things. Imagine having to listen to his voice every day. I'd rather stab my eyeballs with forks.

[00:04:38]Miller continues daily 10 a.m.

[00:04:40]conference calls with senior officials at the departments and with other agencies involved in immigration enforcement, but the general tone has been less demanding in recent weeks. Two people with knowledge of the calls told the Atlantic and the power center has shifted. The new secretary is listening to Tom Hman and Rodney Scott before he is ever listening to Steven Miller. And it says here that the entire White House has to worry less about cleaning up after DHS with new leadership in there.

[00:05:08]So Trump and his administration are listening to Steven Miller less and less and less. Are you getting it? Are you getting the full picture now? Steven Miller at one point was truly the son from which all decisions in the White House revolved around. That is no longer the case. Steven Miller is basically Pluto. He's there but not really thought about. In fact, he's barely even a Is Pluto a planet? I don't think Pluto's a planet anymore. Poor Pluto. Regardless, Steven Miller is no longer in the administration with power. He's still there, but he's not really commanding as much authority as he once did, which honestly is good. It is good. And that's just to me a sign of what happens when average Americans wake up and we fight back peacefully is that change does happen. Like Steven Miller literally was one of the most powerful people in US government. And now we don't even hear from him anymore except for on what I'm going to show you next. Stephen Miller is fighting for his career. He's fighting for his like, you know, he's fighting for his job security. The reason why he's fighting for that is because again, we all stood up. We protested peacefully and we caused so much attention and push back that not only did Stephen Miller have to go away but the US government had to bend to our will. It's a very powerful place to be.

[00:06:38]Okay. And I don't think we really fully take that in enough. How much change reproduced over in the winter when we said we're not going to actually allow you to kill us in the streets and Donald Trump, his administration, and Steven Miller had to acquies. It's a be it's very powerful. Now, what Steven Miller is doing now is, and this is where you can help make sure that Steven Miller no longer has a career in government. So Stephen Miller is realizing that, hey, oh my god, I gotta I gotta find a new thing. This this immigration thing is not working for me. So Stephen Miller says he's going to start focusing on redistricting. Yes, he's begun to push for more radical congressional redistricting, arguing that Republicans could pick up 40 seats or more if they take advantage of the Supreme Court's Voting Rights Act ruling, overhaul the census, and persuade courts to exclude undocumented immigrants from population counts that determine how many seats are given to each state. As it says here, in the end, Steven is the one who comes up with new ideas, said a former White House official. As much as everyone loves Tom Hman, he's not going to say, "Here's a unique authority you we could use to do X, Y, and Z." So, we actually see evidence of this. There's like evidence of this reporting where Steven Miller just started randomly tweeting about gerrymandered districts. He says, "A combination of illegal alien appointment, flawed census, and unconstitutionally racially gerrymandered districts created an artificial 40 plus House seats for Democrats." This was May 4th, so he's obviously got this on his mind. He is.

[00:08:19]The reason why he's doing this, though, is because he's literally fighting for his political life. Reminder, even though nearly half of New England is conservative Republican, Democrats have gerrymandered the GOP to zero House seats in the entire region. I mean, I mean, I don't think that's true. And by the way, like I just looked at this and like Rhode Island, like I don't like how do you how would you how would you not gerrymander that? So that it's like it's two districts. You know what I mean? I don't know. All right. Regardless. Oh, here's one more. This is from 3 days ago. Reminder, decades of a lopsided pro-democratic jerrymanders, b flawed censuses, c the illicit inclusion of non-citizens for appointment, and d districts illegally drawn based solely on race.

[00:09:08]The Democrats have enjoyed a cushion of at least 40 extra improper house seats.

[00:09:12]Okay, so you get the idea. So Stephen Miller says to himself, "Listen, I got to figure something else out. This it is too hot. The stove got too hot. I got to figure out a new thing for me." And Stephen Miller smartly, I suppose, is like, "Hey, I'm going to focus on redistricting." Now, I think how you can help make sure that Steven Miller never has political power again and he gets fired by Donald Trump is by doing what?

[00:09:42]by voting and making sure as many people come out as possible because what Steven Miller is betting on is that they're going to win the gerrymandering race.

[00:09:52]Republicans are going to maintain control of the House. And if that were to happen, Steven Miller still's got a job, but Steven Miller is hitching his wagon to something that we can actually control, much like we did with Ice. And so if you want to make sure that Stephen Miller no longer is powerful, is someone that the president never listens to, all we got to do is make sure that Democrats regain power and then Steven Miller's smart idea is going to look very, very dumb. And it might not be too hard because Donald Trump is could not be less liked by independents. Here's just a bit of that. Why don't we just look at this? the worst net approval ratings with independents at this point in term two of a presidency. Guess who has the worst the worst net approval rating?

[00:10:40]It's the current president, Donald John Trump. We're talking about the fact that he's 43 points under that is actually worse. That is actually worse than Richard Nixon was during the height of the Watergate scandal back in 1974.

[00:10:54]Nixon was just 36 points underwater.

[00:10:56]Trump easily beating that, but in the wrong way. Trump is also beating George W. Bush who is 35 points underwater. Of course, he was caught up in the Iraq war at this particular point in his presidency. Very interesting to note. Of course, Trump right now involved with the Iran war. Bush involved with the Iraq war. In neither case is it working out well for those two presidents.

[00:11:19]>> Yeah. So, it could be that all we got to do is do a little bit more push. make sure that people know that there are smart, hardworking, nice people who actually want to use the government to, I don't know, help people on the ballot. And perhaps this whole thing, I mean, it would be so nice if we had a control of the house. We would literally be able to impeach Trump. We have control of what's released from the Epstein. There would be so much we could do. So, it'll be a beautiful thing. And what would that cherry on top? Getting to delete Steven Miller from our life.

[00:11:55]That would be nice, too. Put him in the recycling bin, so to speak. I'd like that. All right. Well, thank you for watching. If you like the video, please hit like. If you're not subscribed, please consider subscribing. I'll see you soon.