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I think we all know that with the Trump administration, there's always a catalog of truly, truly, truly terrible people.

Many of them deserve to be on the enemies list.

I mean, over and over again. Many of them are already Hall deserve to be on the enemies list. I mean, over and over

again. Many of them are already Hall of Famers on the enemies list. But this week, the

enemy's list is going to go back to a person we've never featured here before, but I've written

about, talked about, mocked, ridiculed, insulted, derided, belittle, and otherwise put in his

place, Stephen Miller. Here's the weird thing about Stephen Miller.

People generally look at a guy from Santa Monica, California, and ask themselves,

how did he become the closest thing?

And I do not use this word with any sense of exaggeration to a Nazi ideologue in America.

They look at this guy and say, how did somebody from an upper

middle class family, a prosperous family, become so weird and effed up and radicalized? He has become,

at the age of 39, so filled with a seething, constant, fervid hatred, particularly of Hispanic

people, an extraordinarily virulent hatred of immigrants, legal and otherwise to this country.

Stephen Miller is the broken and hollowed out shell of a human being when he doesn't have anything else but immigration to talk about.

There's nothing else in his mind or his heart or his head.

But this is like raging, irrational level of pure hatred. I knew of him

a little bit when he worked for Jeff Sessions, when Jeff was still in the U.S. Senate before he became

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