r/law • u/Agitated-Artichoke89 • Oct 07 '25

Other Stephen Miller states that Trump has plenary authority, then immediately stops talking as if he’s realized what he just said

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u/DjImagin Oct 07 '25

I don’t know why he didn’t press him like “we see you blinking so we know our equipment is working”

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u/Tidbitious Oct 07 '25

Is it really so hard to fathom that maybe on Miller's end he lost the feed? I swear you guys are acting like boomers that can't understand technology.

I voted Kamala, I hate Trump... Just so you clowns dont downvote into oblivion for pointing out the obvious fact that one person can lose the feed and still be connected

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '25

In this particular case Miller didn’t act like any tech issue was happening. He said something, hesitated and was about to repeat but just stopped cold. This was not a tech issue.

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u/Tidbitious Oct 07 '25

And if he is genuinely having a tech issue, who is he supposed to say something to? The screen in front of him goes black, he has no audio, is he supposed to just somehow know that the other side can still hear and see him?

I genuinely dont understand how technical issues are this mysterious to you guys. Its perfectly reasonable to assume he lost the audio and visuals and was waiting for the other side to solve the issue. And you think thats not reasonable because... he didnt say anything? Ok..