'Hatemonger': Author Jean Guerrero On Stephen Miller

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'Hatemonger': Author Jean Guerrero On Stephen Miller

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Sep 18, 2020

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Maria Hinojosa talks with reporter Jean Guerrero about her new book, "Hatemonger: Stephen Miller, Donald Trump, and the White Nationalist Agenda," which chronicles the rise of one of President Trump's most influential advisors. Guerrero discusses Miller's California roots, the right-wing figures who mentored him as a young man, and how he's transformed the United States' immigration system.

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'Hatemonger': Author Jean Guerrero On Stephen Miller

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