Stephen Miller Says Corporate Media Cares Less About Dead Americans And More About Cartel Members’ Feelings

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller said Monday on “The Ingraham Angle” that corporate media is more concerned with platforming cartel members than with Americans dying from the cartels’ drugs.

CNN on Friday aired an interview with a member of the Sinaloa Cartel, questioning him about President Donald Trump’s crackdown on the cartel and drug trafficking into the U.S. After playing a clip of the interview, Fox host Laura Ingraham asked Miller for his reaction, calling out how the outlet was willing to give the cartel member “a platform in the American media.”

“Yes, the American press is trying to see how it hurts cartel members’ feelings when Donald Trump has accurately portrayed them as foreign terrorist enemies of the United States,” Miller said. “Hundreds of thousands of Americans, hundreds of thousands, have been killed by the fentanyl that these monsters have trafficked into our country.”

“Lacing our drugs with this lethal poison that many teenagers and many young people in this country don’t even realize that they’re ingesting, and they drop dead, and their parents don’t even know what happened,” Miller added.

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On his first day in office, Trump signed an executive order designating cartels as terrorist organizations, saying that they have been “flooding the United States with deadly drugs, violent criminals, and vicious gangs.” By March, Trump invoked