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Bill O'Reilly Calls Stephen Miller Trump's Most Powerful Advisor

3/30/2026

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Miller's Influence Exposed

Bill O’Reilly described Stephen Miller as the “most powerful guy in the White House,” asserting his influence over President Trump’s immigration policies.
O’Reilly and former chief of staff Mick Mulvaney expressed concerns about Miller's approach, with Mulvaney worried that junior staff may not give Trump honest advice.
Miller faces criticism, including reports of stress-related issues among officials due to pressure on deportation numbers.
Separately, the Texas Longhorns lost to Purdue in a close Sweet 16 game, with coach Sean Miller inspiring his team despite the defeat.

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Miller Launches Task Force

Stephen Miller and Vice President JD Vance launched a White House anti-fraud task force to curb fraud in federal benefit programs.
Miller criticized verification processes as inadequate, especially in Democrat-run states.
He cited fraud concerns involving Somali refugees in Minnesota, alleging systemic exploitation.
Vance backed Miller and urged better cabinet communication to address the issue.
The task force aims to protect taxpayer dollars.

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Miller's Influence Exposed

Bill O’Reilly described Stephen Miller as the “most powerful guy in the White House,” asserting his influence over President Trump’s immigration policies.
O’Reilly and former chief of staff Mick Mulvaney expressed concerns about Miller's approach, with Mulvaney worried that junior staff may not give Trump honest advice.
Miller faces criticism, including reports of stress-related issues among officials due to pressure on deportation numbers.
Separately, the Texas Longhorns lost to Purdue in a close Sweet 16 game, with coach Sean Miller inspiring his team despite the defeat.

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