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Stephen Miller: Marco Rubio Will Be A Tremendous National Security Advisor, "The Kissinger Of Our Time"
WH deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller dispelled rumors that President Trump is considering him to replace Mike Waltz as National Security Advisor. Miller suggested that Secretary of State Marco Rubio is going to continue filling the National Security Advisor position long-term,
Who will be the next National Security Adviser? Trump says Stephen Miller may be up for the job
Marco Rubio is juggling his roles as both Secretary of State and National Security Adviser. President Trump suggested Stephen Miller could be up for the role of NSA. NBC News' Courtney Kube joins Katy Tur to report more from the Pentagon.
Donald Trump’s longtime adviser meant one thing but critics joked about him meaning something completely different.
In recent weeks, Trump unveiled 10% tariffs against Canada that will take effect on July 9 and a 25% tariff on foreign ...
Donald Trump reposted a clip of top aide Stephen Miller claiming the president wants to reopen Alcatraz prison, to house ...
White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller on FOX News' 'Ingraham Angle' reacts to President Donald Trump's proposal to ...
White House insiders are buzzing about the possibility of Stephen Miller, President Trump’s top policy and homeland security ...
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller closed out Thursday morning's heated press briefing by going on a wild rant ...
Stephen Colbert said that Donald Trump’s “Meet the Press” interview was “the dumbest he sounded in a while,” further mocking ...
“The right of ‘due process’ is to protect citizens from their government, not to protect foreign trespassers from removal,” wrote deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller on Monday morning.
“That’s right, we’re calling it the Belichick Law,” Trump announced, referring to the star football coach Bill Belichick and his much-discussed relationship with 24-year-old former cheerleader Jordon ...
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller said Monday on “The Ingraham Angle” that corporate media is more concerned ...
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