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>> mike: fox news alert, a number of president-elect trump cabinet picks subject of serious and violent threats. those range from palm threats to his wedding where someone calls on false police report to draw presence to the targets home. good morning and welcome to a brand-new hour of "fox news live." mike emanuel. hello julie. >> julie: julie banderas and happy thanksgiving to all of you at home and thank you for sticking through this journey, our 3 and not the full list of who was targeted but high-profile names like congresswoman elise stefanik and trump trump's border czar tom homan were among them and tom homan said his focus is still on his job. >> i will be honest with you, i have not taken it serious up to this point. now that i know what's happening the last 24 hours, i will take it serious. i will not be intimidated. i will not be intimidated by these people and they will not

silence me. >> julie: mark meredith west palm beach, florida, with more, hi, mark. >> julie, good morning once again and happy thanksgiving. the fbi working with law enforcement agents to investigate who was against the swatting attack that targeted a number of people tied to the incoming administration including labor secretary and that you mention upcoming border czar. we got a statement from team trump, president trump and the transition are focused on uniting our nation by ensuring safe and prosperous future with president trump as our example. dangerous acts of violence will not into her as." swatting is an increasing problem for u.s. lawmakers and charged with swatting dozens of members of congress and the problem is only getting worse. >> there is a coordinated effort and the fbi has got to get on top of it. not only do they have to identify, but they need to

charge and prosecute the people. america needs to see consequences for people threatening other people's li lives. >> in the meantime, mexico's present insight with the president-elect. this week trump threat in mexico and canada with sweeping new vivek ramaswamy and les moore is done to stop the border and the flow of fentanyl. mexico's president is threatening tariffs as well but the two are looking for common ground. we heard from claudia sheinbaum and with president trump the comprehensive strategy mexico has followed to address the phenomenon expecting human rights. thanks to these migrants, the caravan assisted before reaching the border and really reiterate mexico is not to close borders but failed between government and people. she is warning if tariffs to go into effect the consequence is devastating for not her economy but the economy in this country. she thinks 400,000 jobs lost if that were the case.

trump post them online the conversation with the mexican leader, "very productive." we don't know when the two will speak again, julie. >> julie: mark meredith thank you very much. >> mike: fbi agent, bill, good morning. >> happy thanksgiving. >> mike: happy thanksgiving to you. house speaker mike johnson with threats against trump officials saying on x, "this year not one but two assassination attempts on trump. now the cabinet nominees are facing palm threats. this is dangerous and unhinged. it is not who we are in america. is caught in that calling on democratic leaders to speak up about these threats. what you make of these threats and how quickly will we get answers who may be behind them? >> sure, mike and no matter what

side of the political aisle you are on, we don't tolerate that in the united states, political violence or threats of violence. i can tell you as a former fbi investigator, these things are not just pranks but serious crimes that will be investigated. impact to the point at the investigation prosecution, there were several people one person arrested for making hundreds of swatting calls and another individual in a campaign of making these calls and someone else arrested in florida for doing something similar. sometimes, it is not as easy to investigate the day after. it requires peeling back electronic units have these things manifest themselves and whether text messages or phone calls or somebody tried to hide the true identity with true phone number and true email and server information behind the protocols. however, they will be investigated.

might, talk about seriousness,, and pace individual on the campaign faced 15 federal felony charges once the fbi found him and arrested him. it does follow the mcfall fall under title 18 section 115, whih protects officials and government from them and their families from being the target of such threats. they went on bret baier "special report," we got into it with the panel. >> it is horrible and unnecessary impose valuable resources from the communities and the things they could be doing and protecting the community. >> this is an area political violence and harassment is a real, live, and we have to do something about it. that is why people are looking to the incoming trump administration to do. >> mike: what more do you think can be done about it to shut down for threats going forward? >> well, certainly by having again more public visibility on

these arrests and prosecutions will certainly show an effect to people who have those intentions. also, anyone who knows and in any way harbors an individual and knows about their activities in any way complicit also realize they face serious charges. might, the past few years because of the local level and number of people who really getl and see this as a very soft society when it comes to crime. i can tell you as i know the incoming administration will not take that view. i'm certainly glad that they will not either be intimidated or deterred from what the electorate chose to do. >> mike: this comes on the heels of presidential campaign where the president-elect of the united states, donald trump, the target of several assassination attempts. we know leaders on capitol hill planning a hearing on capitol hill to compel testimony from the atf. what are your expectations on that front as capital he'll try

to dig into assassination attempts? >> you know, i read an article regarding the subpoena of these two individuals to atf agents and employees. i just don't understand both coming from a former fbi investigator as well as my time in public sphere. my people wouldn't come forward and why do we have this lack of transparency with government and people investigating these type of incidents? i hope they get to what they need with further investigation and inquiry from capitol hill. if they are certainly things in a law enforcement agency needs to tell congress people, they can do it in private. i don't think the public form is the right way to do it. i don't understand the lack of transparency and hopefully that will be a change forthcoming the next four years. >> mike: bill taylor a thank you for your time and thank you so much. >> good to see you, mike.

>> mike: julie. >> julie: so, they mentioned that president's final thanksgiving as president spent in nantucket and right now he's at the fire department talking to service members there in nantucket, one of my favorite places on the planet so i'm very jealous of him. nonetheless, the president creating firefighters in nantucket where the weather is torrential rains and high winds and small craft advisory's. not a nice day nantucket but nonetheless, these people are thrilled to see in person the president. in the meantime, democrats blue-led cities doubling down on the first fight against president electronic pluralist deportation plans. week and harm their budgets in the long run. we will explain why next.

♪ ♪ >> julie: this is a fox news alert. new video anti-israel protesters blocking the parade route early this morning in new york city. there is a group of 20 protesters shouting free palestine as they were arrested by nypd officers. the protesters displaying a sign with arms embargo and the. mayor adams warned the public any attempt to disrupt the

parade would not be tolerated. there you go the nypd taking it away and the parade fortunately went on without a hitch. they just didn't interrupt what they tried. ♪ ♪ >> president biden at the fire department and nantucket. let's listen in. >> a combination of japan, australia, and the. [inaudible] >> mamr. president there are may americans worried about the holiday in the future. >> my messages just to remember -- [inaudible] we all have a tough job. a really tough job. think about it. we had a member of a couple of weeks ago --

[inaudible] 62% -- and the direction of the country. 35% -- our direction. i think there is an explanation for that if you think about it. [inaudible] u turn on the television and you don't see a lot of good ne news. so you turn on the tv and everything is bad, everything is bad. and now you have and i forget with the numbers but a small number of people watching mainstream television and reading the newspapers. i forget the number, that you would know better than i would. so where do you get your news? how do you know what you are getting and looking for as opposed to what is happening? not because of you and i'm not being critical of the press.

i talked to too many of you privately and have for a long time. we have to hold a job. anyway, i want to make sure this transition goes smoothly. i want to make sure it goes smoothly. and all of the talk about what is going to do or not do, i think maybe a little bit of eternal reckoning on his part in what he's going to do. so it remains to be seen. congress is across-the-board. that is usually what happens is we compromise. but we will see, we will see. thanksgiving -- happy thanksgiving. spiel and that is president biden in nantucket

visiting with first responders. the president talking about the transition to the new trump administration committing to a smooth transition and trying to strike a hopeful tone on this thanksgiving. meanwhile, a border battle between president-elect trump's sanctuary cities like chicago. mr. trump's team threatening to pull back and withhold federal funds from blue-led cities from nasty deportation plan he plans to enact a one. the course of the democrat continues to grow with chicago mayor brandon johnson to derail trump's borders security agenda. we will not cooperate or ask police force to serve as i.c.e. agents. i will do everything i can to protect undocumented residents have this day. >> i will write you every step of the way. >> if it is country or values we will fight to the death. will the state police ss and

mass deportations? >> no, absolutely not. we are not cooperating with those efforts that actually threaten the safety of everyone by causing widespread fear of. >> mike: senior correspondent, mike tobin, but the latest, good morning, mike. >> good morning, mike if ever sanctuary cities like chicago claire laid the trump administration wants cooperation. you have incoming border czar tom homan said that funds will be stripped away from the cities that do not cooperate. cash-strapped chicago where the mayor cannot get a budget passed keeps raising the taxes, he defends resistance by chicago police will not act as i.c.e. agents and he is protecting new arrivals. >> we will do everything in our power to protect people in the city. so in other words, we will do whatever is necessary. >> it is not just chicago.

leader stamper, los angeles, new york promise lack of proper cooperation and tom homan said the finance will come with the cost. >> message say that people will get in our way. they will stop us from doing what we do this enforcement operation and i said a hundred times this week, do not cross that line. this is a felony to not only harbor immigration authorities. don't test us! >> referent cory brooks is an activist in the parts of the city impacted by the crush of migrants and mayor johnson, for one, doesn't understand what is going on in the neighborhoods and 14% approval rating, he doesn't have the right to speak for the city of chicago. back to you. >> mike: mike tobin, thank you so much, julie. speed two or more on this, national border patrol council vice president. thank you for talking to us today on this thanksgiving and happy thanksgiving to you. >> happy thanksgiving, julie,

thank you for having me on. >> julie: what you make for the resistance for the deportation plan first off. >> make no mistake this is not an emigration battle. these are individuals perfectly fine with harboring individuals who commit a crime and to hear them say we will do everything to protect their community, are they really protecting their community by allowing individuals who broke the law to remain in their communities? a lot of individuals who have done this for years came asking for asylum. part of the slm process is getting to daly court. what is it tom homan tom homan an upcoming administration wants to do? they want to hurry up appointments. so they will be detained and taken to court and now they get a chance to prove a silent which is what they were asking to do all along. joe they only individuals that could be upset are those who hae no intention to go to the court date and committing crimes in the country. >> julie: absolutely it is the criminals that need to watch out and tom homan plans on finding

them. trump wrote this on truth says she'll social. she has agreed to stop through mexico in the united states effectively closing our southern border. we also talk about what can be done to stop the mass of drug and flow in the united states and also u.s. consumption of these drugs. it was very productive conversation. wit was also you would agree probably a forced conversation because she didn't want to have anything to do with this president or acknowledge the fact the president elected in the first place. now she has no choice she has a hard fight in her hands. >> left, everyone will jump on soapbox and say, hey coach i can do this and scream at the top of their lungs. realistically, once they see tariffs oracle funding cut leaders as well as leadership or lack of leadership of individuals in our own country, that is when you start seeing it

hit a pocketbook. i will add, they need to go after the individual sending money out of state and proposed tax on some of these funds leaving the country. right now, individuals sent $10,000 out of the country without being taxed on it. start taxing in the u.s. as well. speed to the price that americans pay due to illegal immigrants astronomical and onle ultimate price losing lives among illegal immigrants here but the cost of migrant crime is in the billions, folks. micro crime in the u.s. costs for illegal migrant crime $166.5 billion in that mask deportation and $53.3 billion for mask deportation. let's talk about mass deportation really looks like because you talked about those who will go to court and even intention, assigned court dates but many people have fled. these are the got aways and have

no intention to go to court and house for free and hiding a month innocent civilians and many could potentially be a part of different gangs and violent gang member activities. so what do you say to the mass deportation and what is your thought on that? >> looked, some democratic leadership themselves said all the individuals who ask for a silent they believe only 7% have actual asylum claim. the mass deportation will be all these individuals that have pretty much lied about having asylum claim. they will go to court and get sent back. that is mass deportation on its own. the billions that have cost the american taxpayer and how much money have the cartels made up of the industry? which cost billions but they have made billions over the last four years because of smuggling individuals and drugs. >> julie: you are absolutely right, the drug issue is another awful issue that needs to be addressed. art day quinto, nice to have found the program and happy

thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. >> julie: mike. >> mike: vice president kamala harris postelection raising a lot of eyebrows as excuses why that vp lost. not everybody is buying what they are selling. that is next. ♪ ♪

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cease-fire that went into effect 24 hours ago. alex hogan is in tel aviv with the very latest. hi, alex. >> hi, julie the idf says it struck site in southern lebanon which did reserve the right to do if it felt threatened just showing how to look at this deal really is. meanwhile but the cease-fire is still technically under way, that focus is shifting south. >> joined the idf traveling into gaza to the gran shalom crossing one of several entrances to which aid is allowed onto the strip. >> let these pellets inspected on the israeli side and broughtd eventually will be distributed across the strap. everything from potatoes, apples, to sanitary pads. >> we are working with international community on different roads and different times of operation. causes 2.3 million people displaced although most will not

reach him because of new tax attacks on the tracks. 109 trucks that departed in only 11 made it to the final destination. the u.s. state department urging secure safety operation is needed to. >> when asked about that code to the idf said the responsibility is on international organization picking up supplies here. >> the logistic problems where they have more trucks to did the job and more staff to do the job. >> those trucks will leave and head further south where the war rages on as idf targets hamas air strikes that rocked god's have. on the ground, 20 people dead because of the strikes. what we know as far as cease-fire conversations and egyptian delegation traveled to israel to continue the talks, julie. >> julie: alex hogan, thank you. >> she did more traditional

media fan trump. >> they got tense have [bleep] and not doing enough media. he got [bleep] don't get me going. >> speaking about a narrative we were not doing anything to i think were afraid to have interviews as completely [bleep] josephine the democrats have a fresh round of excuses losing to president trump. pushing back on those claims from the harris campaign aide saying, "she legit was not doing traditional media. that was that campaigns twice and not some conspiracy. even cnn will not back on this one." they are explaining how -- i didn't hear a lot of contrition there. usually when explaining you are losing, this is how they lost and explaining. but they still hold you look, you can explain your way out of this.

statement the vice president is out with postelection video after taking time off in hawaii which critics are calling odd. >> that fight is still ns and it burns strong. and i know this is an uncertain time and i am clear-eyed about that and i know you are clear right about that. and it feels heavy. and i just have to remind you, don't you ever let anybody take your power from you. you have the same power that you did before november 5th. >> mike: power panel now jessica anderson, election fund present and former associate director of omb enter president trump and morgan harper, former ohio democratic senate. welcome both of you. >> thank you for having us. >> good to be here. spin when we heard a lot of excuses and the blame game in

washington. james carville behind president clinton it does not buy it either. limit to let's hear from him. i can't stand the w word and i call it -- you can imagine, but sickens me to use it because the word is so noble and so glorious ain its origin. i so different people -- did it hurt us? of course it hurt us. in order to skate any responsibility, they said, that steph was never used in 2024. well [bleep] >> mike: chess a coke, is the reality of the campaign went to? >> data harris campaign did go to welk and i think what we are seeing today with these autopsies is they are not really getting to the heart of the problem at the harris campaign

and relate to code things, mike, at play. the complete mismanagement of the campaign and $10 million on celebrity endorsements as opposed to meeting with the american people. second, and i think that is what the clip is getting to, the policies have the harris campaign out of touch with the american people. they have allowed to woke extreme part of the party open borders and soft on crime that we want to talk about abortion to be the call for democrats. that is out of touch with majority of americans and voters made that clear. any audit that will take place now, it needs to handle both but that's. what does the democratic party stand for? can it reach americans who care about safety and security and cost-of-living coaches a green border hotels kids education. can they manage a campaign without going largely in debt with celebrity endorsements they had to pay for. >> mike: morgan, james carville said democrats should raise minimum wage and tax

height higher income and with that play in ohio? what about that? >> i completely agree it would be a much better idea to have any consistent message that focused on economics. we did not say that unfortunately from the campaign but i will take issue with the fact they campaign was being led by woke extremist and the party. there was no consistent message, that was the issue. if we have a message i agree with the security of the american people, not just in the sense of the security of borders, battles of the security of financial lives, we will be in a much stronger position. i don't have a lot of faith a lot of the characters doing postmortems right now will lead us to the next phase of what our party can be about. would need to be more focused on economic policy issues and somes president biden's administration taking for example the health care giants driving up health care cost for all

americans. pharmacy benefit managers and going to that directly would have been a much stronger message on something we need to be focused on moving forward. jessica anderson morgan harper, i regret our time is short, but thank you for being here today. >> happy thanksgiving. steel and happy thanksgiving, julie. >> julie: president trump to put tariffs on america's trading partners. they tariffs will fix domestic issues but what do experts think? we wilere'l ask one. feels better together. ( ♪ ) luke's mom: without easterseals, my luke would be a very different luke. look up. where you going? luke's mom: there's an incredible urgency to get your child into services, because the longer you wait, these motor pathways are set in stone.

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spray when john did a comms will stay in jail after judge rejects third attempt to be in jail. he is awaiting trial for sex trafficking charges. in los angeles with more, good morning. >> hi, good morning sean did a comes tries to get out on bail and for a third time the judge

has said no. his legal team proposed $50 million bill package at his florida mansion but prosecutors argued he should not be let out on bail and he can't be trusted and ultimately the judge sided with the prosecutors. in in a 5-page order presented evidence that his propensity for violence. and provided evidence that he violated jail regulations by trying to have obscure with paying other inmates to use their phone access code numbers to make calls to those not on his improved contact list. essentially trying to get in contact with the outside world so for now, combs will remain in bars at the metropolitan detention center in brooklyn since arrested in september following a ten month investigation that included the mansions of miami and combs

facing multiple charges including sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy. the federal investigation started shortly after this security video was leaked. this footage obtained by cnn from 2016 showing combs assaulted his then girlfriend cassie ventura. there is video at that and you are seeing cassie and combs to together. his then government girlfriend and sex trafficking trial is scheduled to start in may, mike. >> mike: thank you very much, julie. speed to president-elect trump announcing he has plans to make good on his promise for more tariffs. what does that mean? he would use tariffs on trading partners to stop illegal immigrants and drugs from coming into the country. he said he will propose 25% on mexico and canada and an additional 10% on chinese

imports. trump's explained the move posting this and i quote "as everyone is aware thousands of people are pouring through mexico and canada bringing crime and drugs at levels never seen . this dana will remain in time such drugs as in particular fentanyl and illegal aliens top invasion of our country. they have the absolute right to sell this long, simmering problem." back in october trump said the tariffs are part of the larger plan. listen. >> $3 trillion worth of imports, you will add tariffs to every single one of them and will push up for the cost of people who want to buy foreign goods. it is mathematics, president trump. >> yes, it is not the way you figure. i was always good at mathematics. the higher of the terror of the more likely the company will come into the united states and build a factory in the united states so it doesn't have

to pay the tariffs. tariffs you make so high so obnoxious, they will come right away. "the wall street journal" editorial board writes this, mr. trump is threatening countries including two neighbors and with economic harm if they don't help him solve domestic u.s. problem. this is extraordinary use of tariffs. that mr. trump will use often in his second term. mr. trump campaigned as the tariffs man and aims to impose early and often. get ready for what could be a wild ride. jane marx, the marks group cbo and expert, it will be a wild ride. we have been through a wild ride so let's bring it on. what do you expect the tariffs to do? >> the tariffs will have different impacts on different countries, julie. that running a business to see how these will impact you, if you are buying american and selling american, you will not

be impacted by tariffs. i am not saying that is the case for every business and the country but that is the simple way to put it if running a business and keep it domestic, you will be fine and will not have to raise your prices or face price increases. but for those companies, julie, getting supplies from overseas, they have to be doing some things. i have to tell you, a lot of clients making lives to make sure they are protecting themselves. >> julie: let's be realistic, a lot of american companies do not buy american. they rely merchandise from other countries. while this will be set to punish other countries that don't voluntarily cooperate with president trump on his immigration plan such as mexico and canada, could it hurt american business owners at the same time and backfire? >> it is definitely going to provide a challenge for american businesses. by the way, these are not just

large corporations but small merchants that resell on their websites or amazon. they will certainly be affected by this. like anything else that comes across in a challenge, people have to pivot here right now, i see a lot of them buy from overseas suppliers and stored these goods in advance of this terra for coming because the more they can buy now the less they will be subject to as price increases later on. by the way. interest rates for working capital and higher storage cost to incur, but that is what a lot of companies are doing. and at the think companies are doing, julie, they are looking for alternative suppliers. maybe you can buy american that if you can't you can pivot to another country than china with the largest level of tariffs and use alternate suppliers as well. is this going to increase prices to you and me? >> julie: oh, yeah. >> it could but it depends how

the businesses decide to absorb price increases. maybe they invest in technology. >> julie: i think if american companies are forced to buy america, that will cost more and who will pay for that? we are. we will buy the merchandise they have to raise cost on because they will not buy max from foreign countries. it comes down to the taxpayer dollar. i want to hear from steve forbes on this, watch. in this case, it works because they know donald trump might be the guy to pull the trigger. we did last time, the first time in decades and present impose tariffs like that and they know he is capable of doing those things. but it will be damocles and you don't have to apply them. the fact that they know he could will push the negotiations. >> julie: i think that is a great point, the fact he could will certainly speak volumes. >> yaps hotel betas as a negotiating tactic no question about it. julie, let's not forget they are

tariffs in europe since the marshall plan world war ii. but instead for american companies to sell goods many parts of europe. if we use tariffs as negotiating strategy, the ideas to reduce tariffs to make it easier to sell goods overseas as well. that increases profits and hopefully keeps prices down as well appear until there is a lot of room to negotiate when it comes to tariffs. mr. boards is absolutely right, it is a starting point may be leveraged and may not be at the end game is to make it a fair feel of one thing, i have clients in the furniture manufacturing industry, they can't wait for the tariffs to be imposed because the chinese are dumping low-cost products and raw materials in this country and undercutting their prices. these companies cannot grow or hire any more. so a lot of people are fans have the tariffs and i want to be clear on that. >> julie: i am glad you

brought up the marshall plan with tariffs on europe. we will have to keep our fingers crossed for a prosperous new year. thank you for coming on and happy thanksgiving to you, gene marx. >> mike: chili, so much to be thankful for and that pastor roberts jeffries with heading into the holiday. still won't survive canc er. join our st. jude family.. we need you. please donate now.

>> mike: it may feel at the country is more divided than ever about new op says after eight talks medically here give thanks for thanksgiving. joining me now pastor robert jeffress first baptist church and fox news contributor, pastor, welcome. >> a happy thanksgiving. >> mike: what is your message to people on thanksgiving day when we encounter blessings? >> you know the first thanksgiving proclamation issued by abraham lincoln during the civil war, 1863. even though hundreds of thousands of americans dying, lincoln said there are things to be grateful for and he was doing what the apostle paul said years earlier in everything give thanks. the fact is, we have been to a contentious election but we can be thankful that every four years we get to select our leaders peer into the economy is troubling for some people, but

the fact is the average family of four making $50,000 a year is wealthier than 89% of the rest of the world. we can be thankful for lots of things. if you wait until you feel thankful to act thankful, that will never happen. instead of, if you act painfully with gratitude, you will feel thankful. there is a reason we call today thanksgiving and not thanks feeling. >> mike: pastor, for those who have a difficult family situation or struggling with something whether they are health or some other thing in their life, what is your message of hope for them on this day? >> you know, i encourage people to take a piece of paper and write out all of the things they are worried about. make a list of those things. can change the heading to worry list to prayer list. paul said philippians 4, pray about everything and do not worry about anything.

tell god your needs and do not forget to thank him for his answers. if we will pray more and worry less, it will change our whole perspective. >> mike: very important message there. looking ahead to a new year, what about that as people think ahead to the future? >> well, i know we are still thinking politically in a lot of ways. i think there are a lot of things to be hopeful about. i think america is coming together. i talked to president trump last week. he has focused on his agenda, that he has also got a great spirit. he is upbeat. i think america is starting to feel that way. i would say anybody who did not vote for president trump, pray for him and we ought to be praying for him just like the bible first timothy 2 pray for those in for. if president trump succeeds all of america succeeds and that is something we can truly be grateful for. >> mike: pastor robert jeffress, have a blessed thanksgiving and think you've so

much. >> thank you. spilling julie. speed to wait second they are not the stage instructors. avery, harrison, at us and we bring thanksgiving and i like to ask them what they are thankful for but harrison, what are you thankful for today? i'm thankful for my nana making dinner for thanksgiving. >> julie: she has been cooking and basting a turkey for 24 hours. avery, what are you thankful for? >> that troops in your cooking. >> julie: i started cooking this year and that is always exciting because last year she made fun of the fact i don't cook -- two years ago, i was not cooking then either. we are thankful for the troops and the nypd. you were out to the parade and how was the floats? was the weather good? awful. speed to police they were not protest like last year. >> julie: that was bad, edison?

>> family and our nana, thank god for nanette, grandpa, grandmas who are preparing thanksgiving meals this holiday. thank you all for watching the special edition and thank you to you and your families. mike, it is always great to spend the holiday with. >> mike: happy thanksgiving to all and have a wonderful, >> julie: "outnumbered" is after the break. stay right there.

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