Stephen Miller Goes Full Berserk: “They Are Beyond Redemption”

Washington, D.C. — In a fiery and emotional interview, Stephen Miller, former Senior Advisor to President Donald Trump, launched a scathing critique of former national security officials and media figures who promoted the now-debunked “Russia collusion” narrative — which he called “the hoax of the century.”

Speaking with unmistakable passion and intensity, Miller accused the political and intelligence establishment of misleading the American people, distracting the nation from real global threats, and “compromising national security.”

“They manufactured a lie — and America paid the price”

Miller stated bluntly:

“They didn’t just go after President Trump — they tried to rewrite an entire era of American politics. They set up General Mike Flynn. They lied about everything. And when someone like Adam Schiff, while serving as Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, goes on TV every Sunday saying, ‘There is collusion in plain sight’ — we believe him. Because he has the title.”

He added:

“When you’re the head of an intelligence committee, the public assumes you have access to classified information. So when you say you’ve seen evidence, we trust you. But it turns out, it was a blatant lie.”

Ignoring Real Threats to America

According to Miller, while Washington obsessed over “Russia, Russia, Russia,” real national security threats were ignored:

“While they were running around shouting about Russia, what did they miss? How much was left on the cutting room floor?”

He listed:

90% of the U.S. pharmaceutical supply chain now depends on China
Russia invaded more Ukrainian territory
Iran advanced its nuclear weapons program
A growing border and energy crisis

“We lost the ability to address these critical geopolitical issues, because we were consumed by a hoax that wasn’t even real.”

A Tense Exchange on Live TV

When the host asked:

“Stephen, are you saying that the entire U.S. intelligence community was hijacked for political purposes?”

 

Miller answered without hesitation:

“Absolutely. The entire national security apparatus — from the FBI to the CIA to the corporate media — was weaponized for one goal: to destroy Donald Trump.”

“And they didn’t do it by accident. They did it intentionally. The cost? You can’t measure it in dollars or years. It’s far greater.”

“They Are Beyond Redemption”

Miller didn’t mince words when addressing those responsible for promoting the Russia collusion narrative:

“These charlatans — they are beneath contempt, without dignity, and beyond redemption. They traded the integrity of our government institutions for cheap political wins and TV soundbites.”

He continued:

“John Brennan — former CIA Director. We trusted him. But he helped push this lie. And he used his title to validate it.”

The True Cost of a “Collective Delusion”

Miller argued that the consequences of this political hoax were devastating:

“At a time when we should have been strengthening our energy independence, bringing pharmaceutical manufacturing back to America, negotiating global peace — instead, we were stuck in leak-driven hearings, politicized investigations, and a nonstop media circus.”

“America was distracted by the very people sworn to protect it.”

The Solution: Truth and Reform

When asked what should be done, Miller was direct:

“We need to expose the full truth — every memo, every email, every backroom meeting. We need sweeping reforms of our intelligence and security agencies.”

“The American people deserve to know who lied, who enabled it, and who stayed silent — and there must be real accountability.”

Final Word: Return Truth to the People

Miller closed with a powerful message:

“As a country, we cannot allow the truth to be buried by those in power. No democracy survives if its people are deceived. And those who lied to the American people — they must be exposed.”

Conclusion: Stephen Miller’s impassioned remarks were more than a political takedown — they were a warning: if America doesn’t wake up to how power was abused, we may lose the very institutions that protect us.