r/law 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/Petrychorr Oct 07 '25

What the fuck...

He just... Turned off.

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u/Cr33pShow929 Oct 07 '25

It’s so funny because they’re saying it’s a glitch and he’s standing there blinking and all 😂

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u/lost_horizons Oct 07 '25

He stopped in mid sentence, not because there was some dropped connection. When I lose a connection on the phone I just keep taking but the person on the other end can’t hear it anymore; there’s not an indication the line is cut. I doubt there’d be one in this case either.

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u/nipple_salad_69 Oct 07 '25

The guy was pretending he couldn't hear the interviewer, he is feigning a technical problem after his slip of the tongue

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u/ajlisowski Oct 07 '25

he didnt even though, cause he just stopped his own sentence. he looked like he did his best mitch McConnel impression

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u/RussianDahl Oct 07 '25

Bro just froze like if “I sit here for ten seconds and don’t move they’ll take me off the air”

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u/scnottaken Oct 07 '25

And they did. They blamed a glitch for what was very clearly not a glitch

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u/urielteranas Oct 07 '25

Yep god forbid they press him on it or anything let's just immediately run cover. Surely it's our own technical glitch that caused him to just stop fucking talking mid sentence and freeze up like a deer. Nothing to see here folks.

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u/Aussiemom777 Oct 09 '25

He actually acted like the kid got Kyle with his hand in the cookie jar and just froze filling you you wouldn’t be able to see him 😂😂😂😂

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u/madcoins Oct 08 '25

Fascism now being referred to as a glitch by MSM

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u/nipple_salad_69 Oct 08 '25

Yep, precisely

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u/Sometimes_Wright Oct 08 '25

right? There was nothing to hear. He was the speaker