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If you want to hear the president defend his immigration policies, you've got any number

of outlets to choose from.

You've got Twitter, you've got the tweets on cable news, you've got the rallies, you've

got the rallies being broadcast on cable news.

But his senior advisor, Stephen Miller, the guy everyone says helped craft these policies

inside the White House, he's been really quiet.

From what I've heard and what's been reported, the reason for that is that the Trump administration

realized that Stephen Miller really isn't a good spokesman for this issue.

He excels at agitation, not persuasion.

McCay coppins rights for the Atlantic.

Before Stephen Miller went quiet, McCay got some first hand experience with his particular

brand of agitation.

He often would say things that seemed calibrated to kind of get a rise out of me or to just

kind of needle me.

Give me an example, give me an example of a Stephen Miller troll.

Oh man, I mean, some of them things were little, like he called himself a conservative social

justice warrior early on in the conversation.

He was making this very kind of emphatic case that the best movie he'd seen in the last

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