♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone and happy labor day. this is a "outnumbered" i am kayleigh mcenany, we also have dr. nicole saphier, and james freeman. to president biden just went from bashing nearly half of america to trying to gaslighted the nation. we all saw it on thursday evening. it involved some of the most explosive comments he made during that speech where he vilified magda republicans and trump supporter's.

listen to what he is saying now when a reporter pressed him about a. >> mr. president do consider all trump supporter's -- >> president biden: come on, look. you keep trying to make that case, i don't consider any trump supporter a threat to the country. >> kayleigh: really question mike that's curious because he said the exact opposite of that on thursday night, watch. >> president biden: there is no question that the republican party today is dominated, driven, and intimidated by donald trump and the maga republicans. and that is a threat to this country. a maga republicans at america and see carnage darkness and despair. they spread fear and lies, that is why respecting conservatives like federal court judge michael ludwig has called trump and the extreme maga republicans a clear

and present danger to our markers a. >> kayleigh: to make, i'm getting really busy because on saturday he then doubled down on the initial thursday comments after the backtrack, so between saturday the maga ideology looks at americans he's carnage darkness and despair and then on sunday the maga agenda represent extremism that threatens the foundation of our republic it's like this swinging pendulum of what are you saying? >> tammy: it's like they didn't know what they were doing leg with afghanistan. and just like with the supply chain crisis and the vice president who knows what's going on at the border. it is almost a reactionary framework every day, almost every hour. i would think his initial backtrack was because they were shocked at their reaction immediately. someone was like somebody who is not in a, or somebody who is not at letter a letter or literacy's feet, says wait a minute we can't say that that's not true.

they don't define a maga rubble gimbal is, make america great again. reseller that was a for 4 years, it made america great again. as the economy and history of the world, right? the middle east peace process having success after a quarter a century. americans said wage gap was decreasing, we know what that means. for americans reacting it was like wait a minute, i am a taxpaying regular person who minds my own business and i love my country and i am trying to do good with my family, and now i am a threat to the republic? so is what resonated and americans, all americans were shocked. i think cnn made the red light pink. what that tells you is one friend, they want to mislead people but 2, they also knew it was bad. why else would he want to change it? it's back and forth chaos, no real plan, i think they sell

poles and the reaction and they are bouncing around with clearly no way to run a country. >> kayleigh: right, taking the almost red satanic background making it a lovely heart pink. >> tammy: like my jacket, let's make it look like tammy's jacket! >> kayleigh: they say it was a technical difficulty, right. not sure how that happens. james, from politico this was months in the making, biden has been wanting to do this since june and jon meacham the historian apparently had a hand in writing this and jonathan turley did some digging and reminded us that this is what jon meacham, the guy who wrote the biden speech this is what he said in 2020, listen. >> there is a lizard brain in this country. at donald trump is a product of the angry nerve which white guys lizard brain. i think you did good with his base tonight, the question for america is how big that base is. >> kayleigh: lizard brains,

that makes lane the speech. >> james: the speech is a disgrace, if the president is confused by what he said attic is not alone. present himself as the champion of limited constant constitutional government does this mean he will not stop trying to transfer $500 billion to a trillion dollar of debt to taxpayers without any authorization from congress? this would be good news if you meant it, but i think he seems within days do not understand what he said. >> kayleigh: that's right and politico went on to see this, dr. saphier, the belief in the white house is that the address was simply unavoidable, and aides and allies said it would've been a dereliction of duty had biden not spoken a. that is just interesting because to tammy's point i have to believe some rational minds would like this isn't a good look, but the white house aides apparently said hey, we need more of this. >> dr. saphier: this seems par for the course of the biden demonstration he says something and they have to walk it back. i truly think this is a majorly big missed opportunity for the

president to call out political extremism of both sides. i mean, he was talking about instead of just being prejudiced against millions of americans he wanted to talk about lawlessness, why doesn't he call of the far left and some of their extremism policies the far left support and the rioters? do you funding the police and criminalization? or he said one of the biggest threats are the election to buyers, what about the election manipulators? how about the fact that democrats have in putting forth over $40 million to support some of these g.o.p. candidates which they think are the weaker ones to help formulate what is going to happen in the actual ele election? rather this technical bullying and name-calling, that is not how it is going to bring our country to a level of prosperity and strength. he needs to focus on good policy and not what he is doing right now because all he is doing is further separating our country and not the unity he campaigned. >> kayleigh: and martha raddatz asked about the $43 million or at least part of it on sunday. she also asked about the 70 million trump supporter's he chose to demonize, here's what

quiche in the atlanta. >> i see in the speech words of encouragement, optimism, commander and chief who is calling out to all of us, no matter our political affiliation. >> all of us? he wasn't calling out to the maga supporters certainly perry he mentioned them more than a dozen times as a threat to democracy, has he given up on those republican's? some 70 million people? >> what the president has done is said that he will continue to work with mainstream republicans that he will work with democrats, that he will work with independence to get things done in our country. >> kayleigh: we are going to take a break at fox news alert, a federal judge on monday granted a request by former president donald trump's legal team to appoint a special master to review documents seized by the fbi during a search of his florida home last month. david spunt live with the

breaking news. >> hi, jackie, hi, everyone. coming from south florida judge eileen cannon federal judge signed this order today a little bit surprising on labor day, federal holiday but did grant a special master which means a third-party neutral arbiter will now come in and look at those documents taken from mar-a-lago by the federal government by the fbi on august 8th, look at the documents and see if any of those documents need to be returned that may be outside of the scope of the investigation paid in plain english this means potentially a retired judge or an attorney not connected to this case will come in, they may have to get security clearance giving the nature, this will slow down the investigation. at this will slow down doj's investigation. we are waiting for some kind of comment from the department of justice, hope they did not believe a special master was in order. they believed they had their own neutral third-party filter team already looked through the documents to make sure there was

a neutral perspective on behalf of the justice department, but former president donald trump's team said we don't want someone connected to the justice department in any way, shape, or form. we want a neutral third party arbiter to come in, judge eileen cannon agreed with this so if essentially this means by friday she issued this order before september 9th on friday both teams must come up with a list of special master candidates. so again, in plain english, this slows down the investigation, the say victory for former president trump's legal team carried it doesn't mean the investigation is over but certainly it stops the doj in its tracks because also, jackie, it mentions that both parties including the department of justice should stop looking and using evidence as part of its investigation while at the same time allowing director of national intelligence avril haines complete her review. she is doing a separate review looking at possibly labeling the

classification of all of these documents. that will continue, but the actual doj investigation right now is halted. >> jackie: this slows down the doj investigation i understand that, but on the other side how long does a process like this take for special master to be appointed for that person to go through the documents, for the notifications to be made and if there were documents that were taken under attorney-client privilege for them to be returned to the former president? >> yeah, i hate to say this but there is no telling because we are in uncharted waters here dealing with a former president's home being searched by the fbi. this is brand-new territory, judge kennedy issued this order. we have seen that mike special masters before but the snow question is brand-new territory, unlike a special prosecutor's office where there is a lot of staff involved and can help go through investigative materials, this special master is one

person who will be going through these documents. we are talking about thousands of pages, not necessarily thousands of pages of classified documents but thousands of pages of letters and magazine clippings and whatever was taken from mar-a-lago that day, so this person is going to go through that so i would guess it would be weeks or months, but i don't want to give a specific because we just don't know what it will take a while. >> jackie: sure thing, it's a process, david, thank you for that. >> you are welcome. >> kayleigh: coming up labor day means among other things, labor. we know that we are laboring today in a fun way. as in jobs. part of vice president kamala harris, her job is borders so where has she been as the border crisis keeps growing and texas keeps busing migrants to century city's, that's next. develop their passion for learning. and now we're providing 88 billion dollars to support underserved communities... ...helping us all move forward financially.

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>> kayleigh: a soaring number of illegal immigrants and a pressing number of folks wondering what borders are kamala harris is doing about it? will clue you in another migrant bus arrived in new york city hearing dozens of people city officials gave them blankets and migrants were escorted to a nearby hotel. the city has been forced to strike emergency deals with hotels because the busloads of migrants have overloaded and sheltered system and in chicago a bus carrying 50 migrants arrived yesterday prompting lori lightfoot for donations while slamming texas governor greg abbott accusing him of using people as pawns in "manufacturing a human crisis." meanwhile credits, critics say vice president harris has abandoned her borders are rule,

despite the escalade increases. jackie, take a listen. it's amazing, here is lori lightfoot responding to the migrant crisis now at her doorstep. >> my frustration comes from the actions of the governor of texas. there could be a level of coordination and cooperation but he chooses to do none of those things and instead tries to send to human beings, not cargo, not freight to, but human beings across the country to an uncertain destination. he has been manufacturing a human crisis and it makes no sense to me. >> kayleigh: so my question becomes who is manufacturing this customer at the texas governor who is essentially dealing with us alone along with other border states or as a joe biden who, as the fair president dan stein says has allowed more immigrants than the country of ireland? >> i think some of the blame shifts to everyone, to joe biden but also to the democrat mayors

as well, right? if she is saying this is using illegal migrants as pawns in abbott is doing that by sending them out to the sanctuary cities and they don't want to take them and i think what they are essentially trying to do is say they recognize how much it costs to bring people into their cities and house them. to give them food, to give them health care, to educate them, for as long as they stay there and it is a huge investment they have to make and these are mayors that have done very poor jobs running their cities, their taxpayers have all left and there are a lot of really with budgets that are suffering right now. it so i think what lightfoot is trying to say without actually saying it because it would erupt in an explosion is we will take them but you have to give us federal funding to be able to do this, right? that would definitely make it a little bit easier and better for these blue cities so instead they are shifting the blame on abbott and they are saying he is manufacturing the crisis. i would say they are using it as a chess piece to say give us more money so we can actually be able to house the people here. the second thing about kamala harris is she quietly acquit the border.

she buried her head in the sand and said i don't want to do with this and complete we walked away from it. >> kayleigh: she totally did buried you haven't heard her mention the border, i haven't in months, dr.. meanwhile greg abbott has responded to these mayors and saying mayor lightfoot loves to tackle the responsibility and i look forward to seeing this responsibility and action as these migrants received resources from sanctuary and cities with the capacity to serve them. maine, you say you are a sanctuary city than live up to. >> jackie: first of all you see a lot of presidents and vps leave and some have podcasts, i think there was an old show for kamala harris where in the world is kamala harris. she is unfortunately absent on something that is very important and you seem mayor lori lightfoot it is un-american and inhumane for the busing of these migrants up to chicago. let me say something, what about the humanity of what is happening at the border in terms of the sex trafficking, the

drugs coming across, and having also growing at the border? she is not speaking out against that. she is only speaking about republican governors, not the democratic policies that are actually causing the stealing. all the while in a city that is perishing under her. and chicago alone on labor day weekend 46 shootings already. what is she doing for that? nothing. >> kayleigh: nothing at all. we are led to believe the vice president has a big heart, to make, that she cares deeply about these migrants except she doesn't go to the border, she has been once, she doesn't go to these facilities where young children are kept and on the suicide watch list. and i haven't heard her speak or the president about eagle pass, texas, bill melugin has done excellent supporting on this, if you three migrants wept away and lifound 13 bodies and that's wht they are saying. >> it's a catastrophe. is a catastrophe and they'll out

so they facilitated. they know what's going on, kamala harris and her abandoning of any job she is a second most powerful person in the world. and she has the right to say these are horrible things going on. we know there is discord in the white house, but i think it is not about policy. and yet she is choosing to just be lifted along and what she thinks will be her next job which is the presidency as opposed to really taking responsibility for the remarkable power of being the vice president and what she could change by saying look, this is a horrible dynamic, we all have to do something, but instead she is choosing to watch it pass by her and that is even worse than being surprised by it. >> kayleigh: it is and james, what we are left with is we have the mass stru smuggling, 53 deaa trailer, 13 migrants dead in the

del rio river and what do we have? dhs isn't publishing the deaths of migrants anymore the numbers so this is what we are learning about sources we don't have an official count. >> james: the biden policy is to allow, enable misery and lawlessness of the border. to tammy's point, unfortunately i think the vice president has accepted the kind of belt where definition of her job that she works for joe biden. that he has decided to ignore the border and she must as well. she does it as you know, she is elected in her own right, she is president of the senate under the constitution, she doesn't work for joe biden, he cannot fire her. this would be a great moment for her to say i see it differently, here is a better way to go and by the way she might encourage what is the obvious solution for him. work with republicans in the house and senate, give them a wall, and return lots of expanded leave of migration so we don't have to have these buses and the chaos, america

needs workers come we need productive new citizens, this is not the way to do it. to simply allow lawlessness and who knows who comes in and where they go. >> show the compassion you claim to have, come all, because the borders anywhere but passionate at the moment. coming up another shocking broad daylight crime and a democrat run big-city. it looks like something out of grand theft auto. [tires squealing]

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east side of the weekend. a car ramming an suv and police say armed men jumped out and rob the suv driver of $20,000. [tires squealing] [bleep] [tires squealing] [bleep] >> he's got a gun! he's got a gun! >> tammy, this is horrifying, i was with a child so bringing a birthday this weekend but if you

look since mayor adams took office you can see the crime has been up, felony assault up 18.7%, robbery up to almost 40%, grand larceny nearly 50%, transit crime up to 50% and total crime of 35.6%. you had mayor adams campaigning on his new color background and the fact he is a former cop. what is he doing for crime? >> tammy: clearly by not delivering with what he promised in the campaign. frankly it emboldens the bad guys because if someone was going to stop it it would've been him. which means no one is going to stop it. this is the case i think in general where people take the bad guys, they take the indication of what politicians and if they have the backs of the police or if they don't but i think this is particularly shocking in that eric adams by these false promises and not even not delivering, clearly making a decision to make no changes in fact made the situation worse and watches as

we see what the politicians are doing, watching this go by and really doing nothing to make a difference. it is shocking, it is dangerous, every day that goes by it gets worse. >> jackie: james comer to tammy's point, we see these radical left prosecutors coming in with her illogical prime though might crime the gun buyback program they got a thousand guns back but the homicide rates are at highest, mayor lori lightfoot and mayor adams are calling for some form of these bad policies that they themselves put in place. >> james: yeah, we've been running for several years and a lot of big cities this reckless insane experiment, premised on the idea that police for the problem in public safety. politicians have learned not to say defund the police anymore but you are still waiting for a change in policy and it is so discouraging here in new york because the voters could not have made it any more clear. the two candidates where the founder of the guardian angels against a former police officer. i mean come across the spectrum people in the city could not

have made a more clear what their priority was and we are still not seeing the change unfortunately. >> ja>> jackie, it's like a modern-day gotham right now reminiscent of 1970s and 1980s new york city. we needs us mayor giuliani to come in on hard on crime polities sees a set of soft? >> jackie: will you look at the jump in crime 35% and you see nothing has really happened here. someone who really lives here and is not wanting to be part of this experiment like mad max and the thunderdome walking around. you see that video, people are afraid to wear jewelry on the street. they are afraid to carry pocketbooks with them literally because the situation has gotten so bad. a couple of things that have happened here, the first is obviously that we have more homeless, more mentally ill walking the streets. the second i think has to do with inflation. the fact that people are more in need and so they may be more apt to steal. the third issue is this idea that there is no consequence for

the more organized criminals to do whatever it is they're going to do. mayor adams has basically failed us so at this point i am standing back and saying do we need to hit some sort of rock-bottom if we haven't already before this is fixed? i hope today's light switch and how everyone comes home and things start to get better but i'm not so sure. >> and kayleigh would you want to take your daughter to new york city? >> i would not i think blake has been your one time and she will not be back anytime soon. you have eric adams paying lip service to this, he saying that special legislative session party at night complained during the day. then you have hogle who's not even doing that. hogle during the budget negotiations who had a lot of power, she fought to have a new buffalo bill stadium build, $1.4 billion but not for bail and reform. now she's actually saying bill reform a disastrous law that is passed actually does not contribute to crime. beware hogle because it shows old and within four points of

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>> jackie: you may have heard about quite qui quiet quitting t quiet firing may be worse. if you been working hard at your job and you haven't seen arrays that might be a sign you're getting quietly fired. people in social media sharing their experiences with quiet firing saying they didn't get feedback and managers didn't talk to them about their career track. "new york post" reports the phenomenon with recruiting experts now if viral post is when employers quietly reduce the amount of work given to an employee or evade chats about progressing on till employees grow so frustrated they quit. kayleigh i want to come to you first on this trend because you had a former boss who didn't quietly fire anybody. [laughter] having said that this seems to be more popular way to do it. >> kayleigh: very vocal about it. it is very interesting though because having led a team when you are in an emergency

situation or crisis can indication situation you kind of naturally go to the people who will rise to the occasion. it's not even necessarily quietly firing someone, it's just, hey, this is tough and stressful and you three of the rock stars who are going to get it done. it is interesting to see but if you're one of the people was being ostracized on the way out like you're being quietly fired the key is conversation. go to your boss, how can i be better? what can i do? show your usefulness. that is a good way to combat this. >> jackie: you make a great point that is stepping up to the table and doing more and trying harder and yet we see a trend right now especially amongst young people to want to pull back and do less and work at home more. tammy? >> tammy: while you discussed it right, quiet quitting. this is really due to covid. right? we were staying at home doing remote work, you lose touch with the part of the team you are, it's not all about you. there is may be a company involved obviously, someone is paying your paycheck. this is about you can be a star

but you're part of a team. it's like tom brady, red? without that team there he is standing maybe throwing a ball at a squirrel, i don't know. but he is only a superstar because some other like amazing guy who we maybe don't know his name is catching those balls and running into the end zone. this is about really realizing that you are part of something larger, that you have to care and i think covid people had money thrown at them, that they could be on their own and be an artist and have someone give them free money. none of that is true in life. you've got to step up. >> jackie: and it's harder for companies right now, costs have gone up, to find out is this the new way of eliminating the percentage of your workforce? >> james: it certainly cheaper for businesses if the person leaves soon for severance or what have you, the quiet firing i think is what common in large

organizations how that former boss stood out in that regard, but i think it will benefit from clear communication. this is very personal to me, i was mentioning we do in the neighborhood turkey fry for several years i was an intern. my brother told me the organization was trying to tell me something, but i didn't quite, i hung on and eventually ended up being allowed to cook. so you never know. >> hard work pays off. >> jackie: is this really new? to member an office space how they kept moving milton to different cubicles and ended up going into the supply closet and they took away his stapler and every thing? he still didn't quit. so i think quiet firing actually isn't fair to the hard workers because what is it doing? they aren't actually firing them, they're just letting the people not productive working very hard stay in their position and they are getting paid for it all the while people working harder and more productive aren't necessarily getting paid more for their hard work, they are just given more work. it is a fine balance and i think

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♪ ♪ >> jackie: and welcome back it's time for in case you missed it. internet influencers going bad, new study from the university of texas finds posting a lot on social media can actually make you a jerk. the study says sharing articles gives influencers a confidence boost but it can make people think they know more about topics and they actually do. especially if they haven't read what they share. now, tammy, i can tell you for certain we saw this a lot with covid. everyone all of a sudden thought they were an expert because they read the headline of a study that came out. >> tammy: right. headlines are meant to be misleading, red? you want to read what you are sharing which gives more confidence to the people that follow you because they know this is worth my time. so that is what you want to try

to do. otherwise it's too much. >> jackie: and james you are someone who right so you know everything you are writing about, but do you find people comment on your articles that they think they know more about the topic then you do? >> james: i guess everyone enjoys thinking they are an expert. [laughter] fortunately you are an expert in medicine and of course we have an expert in assassination as joe rogan pointed out. a trained killer of half-baked journalism. for the average person, yeah, it's fun to think you know what you're talking about periods >> is it making people smarter or not? >> jackie: i think is making people dumber and the soapbox platform can let people think they know they're talking about and they do it with so much confidence i'm sometimes impressed. having said that there's always a dark side to technology and these are the little things. >> kayleigh is in it interesting how quickly it can go viral and the majority of people sharing and treating comic tweeting and posting it haven't read it? >> kayleigh: that's his hourly

rate. thank you to james and joe rogan but the statistics of who is actually reading the articles is alarming, something like 25% in the ballpark that only read the headline at a paragraph or two o which is why they put up the warning on twitter. >> ja>> tammy: i see that and tn i'll say it something i wrote and they keep saying you should read this but i did it periods b5 it can you mention if we only read the opening titles? >> hiding small purchases from your significant other may actually benefit the relationship. that is according to researchers who say the guilty behavior frequently leads to greater relationship investment. a study found 90% of people have kept everyday consumer behaviors a secret even if they don't think their partner would care about it, but kayleigh if their partner wouldn't care about it why keep the secret? >> kayleigh: rate. it's a little peculiar, like

they say they would keep a secret if they have eaten another slice of pizza like why? my husband knows i squirt with grandma and my mouth because i need a sugar shot. don't hide it especially purchases. >> jackie here's the issue is financial insecurities anyway and his agreement on the finances so is it good to keep that a secret? probably not small things like the exercise of pizza or about that pair of shoes. people want to feel like they have independence in a relationship or they don't have to record for everything back to their significant others i think that's what they're trying to get like they have a little privacy but nothing that will hurt the other. >> james what are your little secrets that you keep? >> james: i think there are a lot of purchases on aware of that seems to be going okay, celebrating 25 years and a few months. >> congratulations. >> james: i will keep secret. >> tammy what is your take? >> tammy: i think it is

individuality, you are attracted to someone different than you and you want to know more. it's intriguing every day you have to reach out and find out who that person is, reengage with them, and small purchases it gives you almost a sense of independence and that you are still your own person. and it is fun. so if you have that tension going on, nothing giant like no ferrari in the driveway, but things that can may be fit in your purse, that's fine. >> my husband does not have the amazon password. [laughter] >> jackie: calling all foodies myself included, people in new york are lining up outside a french bakery to buy a mac mini croissant cereal that costs a whopping $50 a box? shoppers get their half hour before the brooklyn bakery opens hoping to snag 1 of 4 boxes available each day. the bakery says each tiny croissant is hand rolled baked into dig in their original syrup infused with cinnamon. fans say the serial steep price to take is worth it. first of all, who is that money,

tammy, and who is the time for cereal? >> tammy: who better to run 5 miles question work for a bowl of croissants? look. there's a lot of people in the city who have disposable income. that is going to be changing throughout this next year. if you can afford to buy a bowl of croissant cereal may be you should either donate that somewhere or put it in a savings account. there are other things to do with it. >> jackie: kayleigh i think they said they put out four boxes a day and it's highly coveted, if you got one box would you eat it or sell it? >> kayleigh: i can never buy of box of $50 cereal even in joe biden's america but they get 13 million views i think tiktok so well done it's art out of an apartment. >> jackie willie lineup? >> jackie: no but it sounds like a broken bag of cereals. >> but that actually lasts there's longevity. it won't last on the shelf very long. >> james: i'm not willing to pay but i'm willing to try it so if that someone else wants to make a secret purchase and

willing to try it. >> may be your wife. [laughter] >> the reverse bucket list is the newest trend catching on, the simple concept promotes embracing the what ifs in life and not waiting for dancing and skydiving top the list. the point is to do it now before you get too will. this is a really good thing in the fact it's like a reverse agent, you don't want to wait until you are older and maybe not physically able to do certain things, but get out and do it right now. >> and especially what we learned over covid the next day is not guaranteed. you should find the time to have fun, to enjoy your life, work, i love my work but it is important sometimes to enjoy other things as well. i think this is a reminder of that. >> i could tell you my parents and also my job had given me this perspective that you had to keep things in perspective purity can't sweat the small stuff. my parents this weekend were actually just at a big outdoor music festival and my mother is always front and center dancing and i just think being able to

get out is one of the biggest ways. there she is right there. in the middle with some of her girlfriends. that is how they spent the entire weekend was out dancing, listening to music and being friends. and i think that we have to all be able to do some of these things in life to reverse our aging chains. >> okay. i enjoy dancing but with work for a long time when it's over i'm not going to have a big list. i think i'm just going to want to stare into the water and have a cocktail. people who have long lists, great. >> jackie isn't at the point question maggie don't wait until you're finished working to do some of the things you want to do perry to do them while you are working. so, when you retire you don't have a long list of things you can do. >> jackie: exactly. the most successful people in life except change, with the punches, they will accept whatever age they are, how they look, how they are growing with their partner whatever the case and getting out there and li living.

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the to do list and the third or fourth item is snuggling, that's a popular -- >> my favorite. >> popular in my household. why not keep the spirit around all year and that movie is always funny. >> always funny. >> jackie, u.k. shoppers are horrified by this. >> a lot of divide out there, people are angry and the holidays tend to brings us together and good cheer. >> tammy. >> it's a mode and you hear music you are shifted and reminds you there is something bigger and more important than lovely and we all can enjoy together and this is -- i think why it matters. so the music is great, and if you go buy some stuff, put your christmas lights up and good time. reminder things can always be better based on perspective. >> dr. saphier. >> no, no, no, it does not start

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