Katie Couric Asks Rachel Maddow If Stephen Miller Is 'Satan's Grandbaby'

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The secular leftists are always amazing for how they throw around the name of Satan for humor. Especially when it's two people who love abortion, like Katie Couric and Rachel Maddow. On Couric's Next Question podcast on Thursday, she spurred Maddow into peals of laughter when she compared new White House chief of staff Stephen Miller to Satan.  

“I have to ask you about Stephen Miller, because I I had to laugh — if [Congresswoman ] Virginia Foxx of North Carolina is described as ‘Satan’s Meemaw,’ is Stephen Miller like Satan’s grandbaby?” Maddow tilted her head skyward in delight. 

“I mean it is so crazy to me that — I mean nothing is crazy to me at this point, Rachel — but that he is going to have the most powerful position in Washington particularly after there was such a repudiation of these draconian immigration policies of ICE, and he’s like the mastermind — he’s like Dr. Evil behind the scenes coming up with all this stuff and now he’s in charge. What?!”

Detentions and deportations of illegal immigrants are satanic. That's their actual political position. Naturally, they also assume Miller is super-racist, and in the nastier corners, they compare this Jewish man to a Nazi. We have no idea how Rep. Foxx is satanic. But if you called one of their sweethearts like Hasan Piker satanic, they'd lose their minds. They certainly can't imagine anyone citing Satan to describe the illegal immigrants who raped and murdered American women. These feminists don't seem to balance that into their picture of who is Hell-bound. 

Maddow agreed with the satanic sentiment. “Yeah, and I don’t know how it’s going to work out,” Maddow said. “I mean, Donald Trump, at this point is still the president, but he seems most engaged and sort of only interested in talking about his renovation projects and talking about his remodeling stuff.” 

Then came the psychoanalysis. "I think he’s smart enough to know that that’s an embarrassment, but he’s also narcissistic and simple-minded enough that he can’t stop himself. And so somebody like Stephen Miller, chief of staff — Stephen Miller absolutely wants to run the entire federal government in the White House. And I think Donald Trump is sort of — Chris Hayes calls it a sort of, has a sort of feral intelligence — enough to know when somebody is playing him, to know when somebody is taking advantage of him, to know when somebody is being condescending to him. And I think that Stephen Miller is not there to empower Donald Trump. I think Stephen Miller is there to run things himself. And I’m not sure how long Donald Trump will stand that."

“So, you think he’s going to be short-lived?” Couric asked.

“I kind of do, but I don’t know,” Maddow said. “I don’t know. We’ll see. It’s a strange decision for Trump to have made in the first place." You can understand the lefties being amazed that Trump didn't acquire Liz Cheney to negotiate terms of surrender.