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All right, Stephen Miller is the most disgusting American on the planet. His wife Katie Miller is equally as disgusting. And Stephen Miller's number one thing he wants to do is terrorize immigrants and terrorize people of with brown skin. Which is interesting because he's like a second generation American. Even his own family has talked about how they migrated to the United States. They hate him. They can't stand Stephen Miller. So this whole Iran war is quite a distraction for his goal. He wants to deport 100 million people. And he has said before, because imagine what the emergency room lines would be like if we deported 100 million people from the United States of America. So this guy's a real sicko, right? So they all have to go around and listen to Trump drone on. And I want to give a shout out to whichever Memphis TV station got this. But here's Stephen Miller rolling his eyes and, like, doing a really deep sigh when Trump's droning on about Iran. Play the clip. Even he can't take it. And I will say that I'm sure for Stephen Miller, because he desperately wants the enemy from within. He desperately. You know, it was a couple days ago, Trump did the tweet, like, now that we've won the Iran war, we can get back to focusing on the radical left Democrats. That's Stephen Miller's pet project. This guy is so broken and has such mental problems that his goal as somebody who has ascended to such a high level in the American government is to take on over half of the population. I don't know if he was bullied when he was a kid. I don't know if his parents hated him. I don't know if he just looks in the mirror every day. And I'm not really one to punch down on people's looks, but I'm sure it's probably disappointing. You know, when he looks in the mirror, I don't know what it is. I guess he's just born a psychopath. I bet he probably killed bunnies when he was a little boy. I mean, this is a real, real sicko.
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Well, and, you know, here's the thing we have heard over and over again. You know, they call Stephen Miller the Prime Minister. You read articles about what he says and how he behaves at these meetings with people in Homeland Security and other agencies. Here's I took away from that. He's the most vile creature on the planet. And Trump is embarrasses him. But Trump also, he feels like, this is my theory. Stephen Miller has all the power. He's put Trump in charge of his stupid projects. And Trump generally likes that. But there are occasions when Trump, because he's the president, even though Stephen Miller is the one wielding all the power, that he has to sit there and, you know, play up to Trump. And it is, it is so hard on him because he wants to stand up and throw the table and say, I hate brown people, I hate women, I hate everybody. And. But every now and then he has to sit there and go through it and it's torture for him.
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I wonder how that makes his wife feel, but I guess she likes it. All right, moving along here is polling that confirm oftentimes we make an accusation on I've had it podcast or I hip news that Stephen Miller is the most unlikable, unfuckable person in public office ever. And then in fact, the data comes out a couple months later to support our hypothesis. So I'm just saying our political instincts are rock solid. Pop this up. Pablo Manriquez says exclusive and internal at Race to the White House polling average shows no nobody like Stephen Miller. The toxic White House aid ranks dead Last on a 27 name list of US political figures reporting by me, by him. Okay, pop up the poll. So favorable and unfavorable rating polling average. Barack Obama, of course, most favorable. You get to the very bottom and it's Stephen Miller, he's dead last, 18% favorable. And so that's, I guess, the percentage of just hardcore Trump cultists. And then 38% unfavorable, and then 43% don't even know who the fuck he is. So this guy who's going to go down in history books like Joseph Goebbels and I imagine a lot of Germans probably didn't know exactly who he was, but this guy is. The thing is, the more you know about the people surrounding Trump, the more you realize our hypothesis that this is not like Marco Rubio. He got secretary of state, 99 votes in the Senate. And this is where I enjoy kind of gnawing at Democrats a little bit. You should have used your brain and said these, these are extraordinary times. And for Rubio to say, I'm going to go vote for a guy who tried to do an insurrection tells me something in, in little Marco, Little Marco is broken. And so I'm going to vote no. Even though we're all asshole buddies in the Senate, this requires for me to do something different. And we must continue to push our politicians, specifically the Democratic ones, to quit playing politics as usual. I will give, like Chris Murphy credit. He came on our podcast and says, I regret voting for Marco. He said it. And so that's. That's what we're looking for here. But Stephen Miller is dead last.
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Pumps it surprises me. Zero. I mean, this is a guy. Okay, first of all, we all know that Pete Hegseth is my whipping boy. I find him to be so abhorrent. And he said he would not let Stephen Miller babysit his kids. Do you know why he said that? Because even as disgusting and vile as he is, he wouldn't even let Stephen Miller around his kids. And he said it to Stephen Miller's fucking wife. It's not a secret.
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This guy first. Okay, so he said, this is so hilarious. Trump is throwing heed under the bus for the war, you guys, it's already starting. They know the war is a total cluster of epic proportions. They know it's fubar. And so Trump is already picking people to throw under the bus. Next up, hag. Seth, play the clip.
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Then, unfortunately, I came. I called Pete, I called General Kaine, I called a lot of our great people. We have great people. And I said, let's talk. We got a problem in the Middle East. We have a country known as Iran that for 47 years has been just a purveyor of terror. And they're very close to having a nuclear weapon. We can keep going and get that 50,000 up to 55 and 60. There's no end. Or we can take a stop and make a little journey into the Middle east and eliminate a big problem. And Pete, I think you were the first one to speak up. And you.
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So he just immediately, immediately threw Pete Hegseth under the bus. And you know that like Netanyahu, Kushner and Witkoff, after the Bloomberg the bombshell, Bloomberg reporting that Rupert Murdoch and Benjamin Netanyahu walked Trump into the war. You know, they said, okay, you need to provide cover because the Secretary of State and the speaker of the House both confirmed that Benjamin Netanyahu lured Trump in. And so this is, you know, within the own administration. But this bombshell reporting that Rupert Murdoch was involved in it. So they told him, go throw Hegseth under the bus. Because I have long had the premise that Hegseth is a puppet for figure. He does not run the Department of Defense. He has nothing to do with it. Dhs, whether it's Christy Noman the puppy killer or little senator booster box who has to stand up on his big boy box when he's at a podium because he's so short that he is not going to run dhs. He's not have anything to do with dhs. Duffy doesn't run transportation. These are all puppet people that sit at a table around the president to behave in an obsequious, effusive manner towards him, to prop up his ego. And there are other people, like Stephen Miller, like Benjamin Netanyahu, like Witkoff, like Kushner, like Putin, that really guide Trump to do what he wants to do. I agree.
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And here's the thing. I was heartened because I saw that Pete Hegseth is the. His approval ratings are worse than any defense secretary in the first two weeks of war. So I loved that. But here's the thing. Trump will throw anybody under the bus about anything, anything that's bad. I believe even though we've seen Trump say from his lips, it was my idea to send ice to the airport once it becomes untenable. It wasn't. It wasn't his fault. The thing about this is everybody knows Trump is a dipshit. Everybody knows he is not capable of making good decisions. And he surrounds himself with people that are dipshits. So it is not difficult at all to believe he was lured in by the people he respects. I. E. Fox News, Benjamin Netanyahu, he likes them. They said. Ted Cruz said, oh, you can have all the glory. And he's all in. And it's a disaster. He's humiliated. So throw Pete Hex under the bus. He'll throw everybody under the bus.
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Okay. And then moving along, this is really, the corruption level with the Trump regime is something we've really never seen in this country. I'm not saying that there hasn't been corruption. Of course there has been. I mean, one could even argue all of the unregulated capitalism for decades is corruption. And I'm not going to put up much of a fight on that. But the corruption coming out of the executive branch right now is something that has truly never been seen before. So, of course, Trump, he makes a big announcement on Friday night on Lie Social to be a tough guy. Iran has 24 hours to open up the straight horror muse or we're going to attack all their infrastructure. Then, of course, Monday morning, he chickens out tacos, as some people on the Internet call it. But what he's doing is he's manipulating the markets. And we've seen this time and time again with this regime that people in his inner circle are making billions. There's even tape in of some people in the Oval talking about how much money they made doing insider training, trading because of Trump's posting. So pop up this timeline. So Ron Philipkowski says market manipulation, the timing of Trump threats, usually Friday nights, then backing down, usually early Monday mornings on war and tariffs, tell you all you need to know. The Kabisi letter reports, this is absolutely insane. At 7:04am Eastern time today, President Trump said the U.S. and Iran have had productive discussions, sessions to end the Iran war. By 7:10am The S P 500 surged plus 240 points adding 2 trillion in market cap. 27 minutes later, Iran completely denied all of this. Iran says we're not talking to that. By 8am The S P 500 had fallen minus 120 points, erasing 1 trillion in market cap. That's a 3 trillion dollar swing market cap in 56 minutes, just in the S and P. And they said, what is happening here? What's happening here is people are insider trading. And here's the thing. When you have allowed Congress to do this, like so many problems in America, when you incubate a problem and you don't have a reckoning or an atonement for it, it will ultimately get worse. Nancy Pelosi, Rick Scott, just to show bipartisanship here, the Democrats and Republicans in the House and Senate have insider traded and we have done nothing about it. They've made millions. Marjorie Taylor green has made $30 million. All right, so when we allow that to happen, what we find is incompetence and fraud trickle up and trickle down. And that's the problem with the United States. We apply the law, we apply universal human rights, we apply everything in a very apartheid kind of way. We have an apartheid court system, we have elites that can be in a pedophile ring and not face accountability. And it doesn't matter who's running the doj, a Republican appointee or a Democratic appointee. So then when we partner with a country, Israel, that runs an apartheid system of government, look, look at the links, look at the common thread. And so there is this, there is a huge need for politicians with absolute moral clarity. Because the first term of whoever wins, after we get through this, it's not going to be putting forth a lot of progressive stuff. It's going to be fixing, right? And we have to fix all of this. Like Congress should not be insider trading because look at what the White House is doing. And then I want to play this for pumps. I've told you guys that Trump is going to start telling on himself like big time. Like, imagine your grandmother on deathbed in hospice. You know, I never really liked your Little sister. I always thought she was a bitch. You know, people get really honest, right? So here's Trump in Memphis or somewhere. I think it's Memphis. And here he is talking about, he's narrating about how he, how his brain goes to think about lying. I just thought this was kind of a fascinating take as to how he compulsively lies all the time. Play the clip.
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No, I'm going to see Graceland after this, I think. Is that right? I love Elvis. I never met Elvis. Everyone said, did you? I met them all. I met Sinatra, I knew all of them. I never met Elvis. Sometimes I feel I should tell a little fib, said I knew him well. I know I love Elvis, but I never met him. But I'm going to go see Graceland after this. I think. I'm sure it's not going to be okay.
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Did you hear that? He said, sometimes I think I want to tell a little fiber and say that I knew him. And I think that that's like as he's aging and the dementia is kicking in, it's an insight into, it's like he's starting to admit, like, yeah, normally I would lie here, but I, but I decided not to.
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You know,
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it's just the Democrats have an opportunity to point out how Trump has exposed their decades long lies, their lies that they care about traditional family and furthermore, to say what makes a traditional family greater than what Republicans would deem as a non traditional family. Because let me just say this, a lot of the people that I know that have, quote, traditional families had no business breeding. None. Toxic people, completely toxic people. All right? And then if you look at what the Republicans would deem non traditional families, like maybe a lesbian couple, a gay couple, a non binary couple, whatever, these people really want to have a family. They really want to have children. It is truly planned. And I think probably some of the best parents in the world, some of the worst parents in the world are the ones that drag their kids around the planet with a script that they've written for them into like, here's what you have to think, here's what you have to believe. Here's, here's what you have to do. And they're toxic. And so I just, I just hope that in the aftermath of Trump, the Democratic Party can be an opposition party and message to the death cult nature and the abject hypocrisy that the Republicans have been able to govern with, with impunity, with assist from the media.
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Well, and you look at Trump with his lying he has lied since the day he came down the escalator. We know that. But I was reading this article about him saying, oh, you know, one of the ex president or former presidents called and said they were so happy they wish they would have gone to Iran. It's reported 100 false. That simply did not happen. But he said it and it's the people that believe it. They continue to believe this man is every bit as big of a problem. But I'm waiting for him to come out and like, you put it in my head. So every day, every time he says something, I'm like, oh, yeah, that's an admission. Oh yeah. So it's coming. I agree with you and I, I'm here for it, just for the record.
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Episode: MAGA Admin Caught Cringing At Trump's Ramblings, Trump Throws Them All Under The Bus
Hosts: Jennifer Welch & Angie “Pumps” Sullivan
Date: March 24, 2026
This episode of IHIP News features Jennifer Welch and Angie “Pumps” Sullivan delivering their signature blend of biting political commentary and irreverent humor, as they dissect the chaos, corruption, and dysfunction currently plaguing the Trump administration during the Iran War fallout. The co-hosts focus on key players like Stephen Miller, Pete Hegseth, and Donald Trump himself—highlighting their unpopularity, lack of competence, and willingness to betray each other. They also tackle the administration’s corrupt relationship with market manipulation and the cumulative effects of insider trading among U.S. politicians. The episode concludes with cutting observations on Republican hypocrisy and Trump’s habitual dishonesty.
Vile Persona & Ambitions
"Stephen Miller is the most disgusting American on the planet. His wife Katie Miller is equally as disgusting. ... His goal as somebody who has ascended to such a high level in the American government is to take on over half of the population." (A, 00:06)
Miller's Visible Disdain for Trump
"Here’s Stephen Miller rolling his eyes … Even he can’t take it." (A, ~01:00)
Unpopularity Confirmed by Polls
"Stephen Miller is dead last, 18% favorable, ... 43% don’t even know who the fuck he is." (A, 03:21)
"He wouldn’t even let Stephen Miller babysit his kids. And he said it to Stephen Miller’s fucking wife." (B, 05:55)
Throwing Allies Under the Bus
"He just immediately, immediately threw Pete Hegseth under the bus." (A, 07:38)
The Puppet Cabinet
"These are all puppet people … Other people, like Stephen Miller ... really guide Trump to do what he wants to do." (A, 08:27)
Trump’s Pattern of Avoiding Accountability
"Trump will throw anybody under the bus about anything, anything that's bad." (B, 09:05)
Market Manipulation via Social Media
"What he's doing is he's manipulating the markets. ... people in his inner circle are making billions." (A, 10:09)
"At 7:04am... Trump said... By 7:10am S&P 500 surged plus 240 points... 27 minutes later, Iran completely denied all of this... S&P 500 had fallen minus 120 points..." (A, 11:14)
Insider Trading as Systemic Problem
"When you have allowed Congress to do this, like so many problems in America… it will ultimately get worse." (A, 12:20)
Call for Moral Clarity
A Candid Admission of Lying
"Sometimes I feel I should tell a little fib, said I knew him well. I know I love Elvis, but I never met him." (C, 14:44)
"As he's aging and the dementia is kicking in, it's an insight into ... he's starting to admit, like, yeah, normally I would lie here, but I decided not to." (A, 15:08)
Republican Hypocrisy & “Traditional Family”
"Some of the best parents in the world... are the ones that Republicans would deem non-traditional families." (A, 15:31)
Ongoing Support for Trump's Lies
"The people that believe it … they continue to believe this man is every bit as big of a problem." (B, 17:05)
On Stephen Miller’s nature:
"I guess he’s just born a psychopath. I bet he probably killed bunnies when he was a little boy. I mean, this is a real, real sicko." (A, 01:16)
On political unpopularity:
"Stephen Miller ... ranks dead last on a 27 name list of US political figures." (A, 03:32)
"43% don't even know who the fuck he is." (A, 03:44)
On Trump’s duplicity:
"Trump will throw anybody under the bus about anything, anything that's bad." (B, 09:05)
Market manipulation evidence:
"That’s a 3 trillion dollar swing market cap in 56 minutes, just in the S and P. And they said, what is happening here?" (A, 11:53)
Trump on lying about meeting Elvis:
"Sometimes I feel I should tell a little fib … but I never met him." (Trump Audio Clip, 14:44)
Jennifer’s diagnosis of corruption:
"We have an apartheid court system, we have elites that can be in a pedophile ring and not face accountability." (A, 12:38)
The episode is sharp, irreverent, at times abrasive, and deeply critical of Trump-era politics. The hosts lean into dark humor and cathartic venting, interlaced with data, reporting, and pop culture references.
Bottom Line:
This episode encapsulates the deep frustration and dark amusement progressive observers feel watching the Trump administration’s scandals, betrayals, and market shenanigans play out in real time. The hosts’ analysis links the daily absurdities to larger structural problems while keeping things snarky and relatable.