harry fought for people. he fought to protect seniors from the privatization of social security and medicare. he fought to get the aca over the finish line. providing health care to 22 million americans, who never had health care before. just like his family. he fought for the environment. he was one of the most illustri records, and preserving historical landmarks, a passion he had. i remember when he visited hyde park in new york, and he talked to me for about a half hour, on and on. that was it, until one day about seven, eight months later, i got a call from the head of the hyde park monument. he said thanks for the $15 million earmark you put in the appropriations bill. i didn't even know it was there. harry m. reid. he fought for the things he cared about. though he didn't always prevail, he always kept fighting. and honestly, in the true tradition of harry, i had the exact same lines from the boxer that nancy pelosi read. i think i'll read -- that hillary read. but i'll read them again, because they're

harris: good point. well, she may have a taste for running again, but her own party may have a flavor for something fresh and new. see the significant number of democrats who don't want hillary clinton to run for the white house again according to a key poll. and the sons of president-elect donald trump are facing new questions about their charitable efforts and a particular fundraiser. and we will quench your thirst for more outnumbered overtime online. go to facebook.com/outnumberedfnc on facebooking and tweet, tweet little birdie when you want to. we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ all finished. umm... you wouldn't want your painter to quit part way. i think you missed a spot. so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? aleve, live whole not part. painter: you want this color over the whole house? you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supp

harris: why? >> there is pushback -- why, harris? think there is a real spirit of wishing success around president-elect trump at this point from the democratic party. i could be wrong. that is my gut feeling. harris: what is particularly sad about that, you would think democrats would have learned a lesson. senator mitch mcconnell come out saying number one thing when president obama took office, basically oppose him, take him down, whatever. you would think the lesson would have been learned. >> you would think. the election was about that. >> i'm talking to friend who are in the democratic party and things of this nature. they're saying because of that, because of the severe opposition that president obama faced why do we have to play nice and make nice with donald trump? harris: that is the opposite of love i was talking about. >> they continuedo that, this extraordinarily important point, if they continue to isolate themselves and they appoint keith ellison, anti-semite, anti-semitic racist from my perspective, that is the way i

ebony: harris. harris: yeah.ean, we're heading into one of the holiest times on the christian calendar, and i'm ec ecumenical in my household, so i'm thinking of the judeo calendar. without hope i think of things like what's going on in syria, the holocaust, the pilgrims, i think of a lot of things without hope. a country whose electoral college is about to say that it was legitimate on november 8th to elect donald trump and actually putting that into motion does not bleed hopelessness to me. i'm confused by what she means. and my mom used to say if you see a problem, that means you're obligated to help. so is she going to stand up and and help? what is she going to do about it? katherine: it also represents democrats continuing to be out of touch with the same group of people that voted for trump, which is why they lost. some people are feeling like there's no hope, but some people are feeling hope for the first time in a long time. a lot of people in those flyover states who haven't had their concerns addressed

it was harry reid.fought for the things he cared about, and though he doesn't always prevail, he always kept fighting. and in the true tradition i have , i have the same lines from "the boxer" that hillary read. i will read them again because they are so apropos. in the clearing stands a boxer, a fighter by his trade. he carries the reminders of every glove that laid him down, but the fighter still remains. harry is the third longest-serving senate leader and as we all know, the higher you go, the more fiercely the winds blow. you can easily lose your way and get blown off course and beaten down. your fighting spirit can flag. what keeps people going is there heir internal gyroscope, their sense of right and wrong. no one has a better internal gyroscope than harry reid. while he carried the scars of the battle and hard-won victories and setbacks, he was always guided and that's why having talked to him i know he has very few regrets. watching him, working by his side, it taught me how to be a senator an

sandra: harris? harris: just real quickly, then i'm going to throw all the rest of my time to taya, flint, michigan, what a hot mess and dangerous toxic miss of a collision of bad decisions over years and years and years. >> right. harris: if dialing back in some oversight would allow us to have better judgment and better plans in place for those types of emergencies or maybe even prevention, shoring up states where local authorities are not making right decisions i think the country would agree on that. so i do think we have to look what difference looks like. this is going to be a difference. can it maybe make a better difference in some places. taya? >> flint, michigan was criminal indifference of local authorities and had nothing to do with the epa. harris: you don't think a place for the epa to come in and say, do your job? >> of course there is. sandra: that is one of the big decision being made. secretary of state is one of the biggest. seems like the bench keeps getting deeper. donald trump i

harris: oh.ennedy: nancy pelosi, i'll drink the blood of silicon valley babies. [laughter] i'm talking about executives. harris: oh, okay. kennedy: and draining their wallets. >> may she reign forever. kennedy: she will. she'll outlive us all by a thousand years. >>> president obama taking on the defense industry after trump criticized boeing's high price tag of air force one. he's now asking the aerospace giant to come up with a better price for its state of the art fighter jet and pitting boeing against its main competitor, lockheed martin. the president-elect tweeting, quote: based on the tremendous cost and cost overruns of lockheed martin f-35, i have asked boeing to price out a comparable f-18 super hornet. you know, guy, when people talk about military waste and overspending, they always point to the f-35 first. $400 billion for 2400 planes, and there are a lot of people in the military who say this is just way too much money we're spending. and i think, you know, donald trump is right to

harry?arned, when his departure was imminent i said, we need to have a beautiful dinner in your honor inviting all of your friends from all over the country. he said, forget that i'd rather spend the money feeding the poor and giving it to the university and that is how he is. [applause] rep. pelosi: it is really a miracle that we have persuaded him to sit through all of us saying how wonderful he is. harry, in case you are tempted to walk out from all of this praise, we have asked the sergeant at arms to bar the door. [laughter] rep. pelosi: it has been my privilege to work side-by-side with harry reid for more than a decade. to observe harry is to observe a master at work. his commitment to his values and his respect also for his colleagues. harry had many occasion to evaluate the leadership and the courage of our colleagues as we entered one fray or another. all of my years working with harry as leader he always spoke in the most glowing, respectful and understanding way about all of the

harris: a-team.eghan: president obama is ready to give a speech about his counterterrorism stratabout that he made america safer and president-elect donald trump should stick to his policies. wee debate. >>> there is plotting to resistance to the incoming president. what they're doing and it could work. join us after the show, clicking the "overtime" tab at foxnews.com/outnumbered. harris: you know you want to be there. meghan: facebook.com/fnc and of course tweet us. see you there. ♪ harris: president obama is headed to florida today to deliver what the might e white house is called a closing argument on his national security record. charlie, why are you shaking your head? he is scheduled to meet with special forces operations at macdill air force base in tampa and touting his counterterrorism strategy and claiming he made the united states safer and building coalitions and working with local government to stop terror groups like the islamic state. he is also to urge president-elect donald trump to

is it harry sitting in his office? is it harry leaning on a this? is it harry high-fiving bryce harper? we will find out soon enough as soon as the vice president finishes his remarks. [laughter] actually you may be here for her while. in any case let me welcome everyone. congratulations harry. now on with the show. [applause] >> good afternoon everyone. thank you leader mcconnell for your hospitality and your kind words to the special guest. such honored guest is a potent testimony to your towering leadership of harry reid. vice president jojo biden, president of the senate and most beloved vice president in our history and i mean that sincerely. [applause] secretary and senator hillary clinton. [applause] thank you for your immeasurable contributions and leadership to our country. senator chuck schumer and outstanding leader in his own right who build on senator harry reid's legacy. [applause] when i first learned of the ceremony i thought there would only be one musical accompaniment worthy of harry reid's life. copland fanfare with the common ma

and then she met harry reid. harry believed her. harry said she reminded him of the people that he had grown up with, real people who had nothing but hard work as their life. like many of the cases harry decided to take, his colleagues said what are you doing wasting your time on this case? spend your time on worthwhile cases. but every step of the way despite the ridicule, harry decided to stand up for this cocktail waitress. harry was determined to keep at it and to make sure that she had a strong voice in court while ultimate -- court. well, ultimately joyce won her case and harry reid ended up with a victory that he still counted many years later as one of his great successes as a lawyer. he also made sure that that store that had brought the charges against her had to follow the law in the future so he didn't just help joy. he helped a lot of other people as well. for harry this is what law was all about as a lawyer and what it was all about as a senator, making life better for people and families across the united states. he's

. ♪ ♪ harris: this is outnumbered. i'm harris faulkner.today, meghan mccain, host of keep key on the fox business network, kennedy, republican strategist and fox news contributor lisa booth and today's #oneluckyguy, we welcome back judge alex ferrer -- >> merry christmas. harris: on the day after, and he's "outnumbered." great to have you. >> it's great to be here. harris: we appreciate you flying in on the back of santa's sleigh as he was finishing out. >> hanging on. [laughter] harris: glad you're here safe. >> this is always fun. kennedy: especially on boxing day. harris: all right, well, here's another day, the inauguration, and it's less than a month from now. the president-elect faces some daunting deadlines and issues front and center during the campaign and the transition. on the list, obamacare, illegal immigration and nominating someone to replace the late justice antonin scalia on the supreme court. the trump team released a list of people under consideration for that job, and in one of the presidential debates he named diane sy

harris: not just let them in.inition of success when bringing young people into the fold mentor them in. share the space. i don't know nancy pelosi other than what she said to the american public about waiting for one of the biggest pieces of legislation in our lifetimes to pass, we had to wait for it to pass to know what's in it. imagine what she says to those that compete against her. meghan: sitting on a the "game of thrones," the iron thrown, not giving up power. stay there forever. meghan: weeks after "the new york times" promised its readers would be fair in its coverage, the paper reportedly hiring a white house reporter who sent stories to hillary clinton staffers for approval as exposed by wikileaks. is the mainstream media doubling down on bias ahead of the inauguration? that discussion coming up next. announcement: this storm promises to be the biggest of the decade. with total accumulation of up to three feet. roads will be shut down indefinitely. and schools are closed. campbell's soups go great with

harris: interesting.kind of the dimon principle, how much pressure is put on and how much shine and grit put into that against the grain of what has always been there, you get the shiniestç diamond. sandra: if i may to back to how many times i said leading up to the election day, the man or woman who could prove they were the most business-friendly and business-friendly environment in this country would win the election and it happened and now he is in there and do you think his supporters are upset not bringing the wrecking ball? they're looking to roll back regulations and cut taxes. they want the wrecking ball. for him to say that a disappointment? >> i think it is absolutely donald trump as president. there is no legacy to hit with a wrecking ball. all of the debris is out there. i mean obama has already smashed his legacy to bits and what, all that is remaining not to hit it with a wrecking ball. donald trump and his administration have to start cleaning it all up and making the grown ready for the

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harris? harris: thank you, jon.n: new efforts in several places across the country to help illegal immigrants to avoid deportation. lawmakers in california would use grants and donations to fund free legal help. in addition to san francisco proposal we talked to you about last week, five million dollars in taxpayer money to defend illegal immigrants there. chicago is using one million dollars in taxpayer money to provide legal help to 3,000 residents facing deportation. mr. trump vowed to cut off federal funding to any sanctuary city that resists his policies. ambassador bolton, if i were a tax paying resident of any of these cities i would go absolutely crazy. >> absolutely right. trump's threat cut off money rests on proposition money is fungible. if they're taking out money and being repressured by federal money there is something to it. remember when arizona couple years ago passed laws that were intended to restrict illegal immigration. we were told that was preempted by federal law. they couldn't do it. here a

harris.>> during the trial, harris was incarcerated at hillsborough county jail in a housing unit for high-profile inmates. he was no more popular with the man who runs the jail than he was with the judge. >> mr. harris is, in my 25 years of law enforcement, probably one of the most manipulative, conniving, condescending people that i've ever encountered, in my opinion. he was difficult for the staff, no matter how much respect you afforded him, no matter how well you treated him, he found a way to try to turn it. >> but harris says is he simply misunderstood. >> i feel like everybody looks at me like a ted bundy type character, and i'm not. when i see myself in the paper, i think to myself, if people really knew who i was and how i really am, they would know i didn't rape anybody, i didn't kidnap anybody. the people that do know me, my friends, they know me. my family, they know me. so, it's surreal, it's heartbreaking, depressing, and i wish i could change things, but i can't. ♪ >>> i've co

i'm harris faulkner. here today meghan mccain, republican strategist and fox news contributor lisa boothe. commentator and the national spokeswoman rachel campos, and the brand-new car smell editor and chief of weekly standard and fox news contributor steve hays. you're "outnumbered," but wow. congratulations. >> new car smell is better than other smells. >> that's good. they want that! >> it's good. are you excited? >> i am excited. the magazine has been there 21 years, i've been there 16 years, i've learned a ton from bill kristol, he's sticking around, writing weekly editorials. i'm excited to do new and interesting things. >> part of what you've been writing about is aleppo, syria. glad you are here. begin with the horror in germany, days before christmas, german authorities are searching for the driver who rammed a big rig into a christmas market in when they consider an act of terrorism. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is in berlin. reports they have a man in custody but perhaps not

harry truman was. the down side, famously was that roosevelt, although it was late in the war and wisabelle had vey advanced cardiovascular disease and had plenty of reason to expect he would not likely live out that term from 1945 to 1949 had something like only about two meeting with his vice-president, harry truman, of any seriousness during the short time that truman was vice-president. the result was when roosevelt died on the 12th of april, harry truman was left to try to figure out what roosevelt had in mind just before the end of the war in europe. a few months before the end of the war in japan. you have this surreal saying of truman in the white house wearing a green eye shade. he actually called in for all the documents the last few months that franklin roosevelt had been dealing with that he could read and somehow figure out what was on roosevelt's mind. he was reading the minutes of the conference trying to figure out what was on road velt's mind. roosevelt had not told him. the most famou

harris. >> wow. will carr, thank you very much. >>> legend and lies follows the fox report and as we prepare to celebrate this christmas holiday, you watch the remarkable story of the same holiday 240 years earlier. george washington was leading his men across the icy delaware river. here is a peek. >> you intend to cross the half frozen delaware in the midst of a snowstorm, tomorrow on christmas night, we attack. >> watch "legends and lies" at 8:00 p.m. eastern, on the top of the hour. >>> so did russians unleash the hackers with the hope of influencing american voters. a bipartisan push now coming from washington. i told you about that letter that has been written. they are trying to get to the bottom of the situation so serious one republican is calling it, quote, a threat to our democracy. and just over a month from right now, president obama will be moving out of the oval office. a lot of things to do on that agenda, some of it legacy keeping, we ask? we'll take a look at the schedule for him. s

this was a tribute to harry reid. she talked about fighting for our democracy and then she said there is one in particular i want to single out. she said that is the malicious threat of fake news. she says it's now clear that so-called fake news can have consequences that are real and that lives are at risk. obviously she was talking about. she made mention of many reports of russian propaganda making their way into some of our media during this campaign, potentially. also stories that spread virally that were untrue, the one that led to the shoofgt. certainly there is a little bit of a political side to that. she was target which ended just a month tag that was a little touching, but she started with a little speechwriters in modern political times might want to contact on that. she started by saying that was a way to get back into it. what part does hillary clinton want to play going forward, especially when donald trump is inaugerated next month? >> she's also made a couple unintentional public appearances walking

the games were prince harry's idea.njured and sick service men and women. swimmer elizabeth marks won gold, but handed her medal back to prince harry. she asked him to give it to papworth hospital in cambridgeshire, where she previously had a life—saving operation. this isjust a huge, huge thank you to all of you. the following month, prince harry did as he was told, handing the medal over to the staff from papworth. thank you, well done. there was also a trip to toronto, and a meeting with the canadian prime minister ahead of the next invictus games, due to be held in the city in september. it was to be an important visit for the prince. it's believed while here he met meghan markle, an american actress working in toronto filming the us tv show suits. we're going to look at privacy and harassment law, let's see if we can find a combination of cases to make an argument. i'll take privacy. he's been in a relationship with miss markle for several months, who, as well as her acting career, shares the prince's interest in c

when harry met rihanna.ity status to raise awareness of hiv aids. both being tested to show how quick and straightforward the process can be. we just did it in the middle of herald square in barbados and we just want to show people how easy it is to get tested and how you shouldn't be afraid of knowing the status. most importantly. you should be afraid of the stigma. you should be afraid of not knowing, you should be afraid of not talking about it. and we get it. there is a generational gap, here. and we need to smash through that. the younger generation coming through wants to talk about it but there's still that stigma. if us getting tested normalises it and makes a difference, just even a small difference, thenjob well done. these are all the individuals... the invictus games remains one of prince harry's real passions. even enlisting his granny in a bit of banter with some american rivals ahead of the 2016 games in florida. message? 0h, from michelle. how very amusing. do you want to watch it together? y

thank you, harris.ris: you're welcome. >>> critics honing in on the trump family amid new details about the influence the president-elect's children could have in his administration. is there cause for concern? we'll talk about it. stay with us. ♪ ♪ are my teeth yellow? have you tried the tissue test? ugh yellow. what do you use? crest whitestrps. crest 3d whitestrips whiten 25 times better than a leading whitening toothpaste i passed the tissue test. oh yeah. crest whitestrips are the way to whiten. ♪ ♪ sandra: growing concerns about the influence donald trump's family could have in his administration. cnn reporting ivanka trump will be inheriting the first lady's office space in the white house come january, allowing her to advise her father while playing the part of washington hostess. a trump spokesperson says no official decisions about her role have been made. but ivanka has already played a big part in the transition process, attending yesterday's big meeting with the top tech executives, joining

that's the reason he got fired by harry truman. actually there are sometimes the depression surrounds truman's decision and it wasn't as though truman, i mean truman did have a a -- there's no question about that but he didn't fire macarthur because he was mad at macarthur. he didn't fire macarthur for insubordination because he technically didn't violate anything. he fired macarthur because macarthur was deliberately creating confusion as to what american policy toward communist powers was and when the president of united states would say we are trying to keep this war in korea contained in limited and then the commander of american forces agree we need to expand the war against china then the world got involved in truman decided i don't want the world -- and this is something that's important to keep in mind and that is harry truman was very sensitive to the possibility of nuclear war, more sensitive than anybody else because harry truman held and still holds that distinction of being the only person in all of human history ever

that is vintage hairy. -- harry. if you heard about his childhood as we all did today in his final speech, you begin to understand why he is so plainspoken. he is a product of his environment like we all are, but it's not exactly the way that you would expect. hardscrabble childhood like his especially when they produced this person of such prominence tend to instill that mythology of rugged individualism picking yourself up by your bootstraps going at it alone and she -- and harry learned that lesson, but he had such a big heart he also went a best learned much different lesson and that is in tough , circumstances we need each other more. he wrote about how he and his brother would stick together to stand up to their father if he was being rough on them and as a young lawyer he would take cases no one else wanted defending folks he knew were guilty but he also knew they were treated unfairly by the system. he a board that unfairness and injustice in life, no matter who it inflicted. ultimately, the lesson he carried

harry played some baseball himself. he was the catcher in high school, and during his sophomore year, harry's team was crowned nevada state champions. later, after a close game on the california coast, his team won the nevada-arizona-california tri-state play-offs as well. harry still treasures the big white jackets each member of the team received. not because, understand, he was the best player on the team. harry says he wasn't -- but because of what that jacket represented: his hard work, his contributions, his worth. harry, like many young men, once dreamed of a life in the majors, of cheering crowds, and commissioners' trophies. so did i. i wanted to throw fastballs for the dodgers. harry wanted to play center field at fenway. we wound up as managers of of two unruly franchises instead. as the leaders of our parties, we charge -- we're charged with picking the batting order, controlling the pitch selection, and trying our best to manage 100 opening-day starters. it isn't always easy. baseball, as harry has often po

paul: harry reid. i understand it, senator schumer went to harry reid and said i want this spate -- space. i helped create this. i want more authority to do things. that guy will ask anybody for money at any time, day or night. he will connect from buffalo to washington. he works really hard for democrats. that is a big part for why he was rewarded. paul: and he was taken things that he had done, lessons he learned in new york, and teaching other senators his technique. cover one of his sunday press offices in new york? every sunday, he would do this press conference because he knew that all the local reporters aren't really doing much on a sunday afternoon. and he would get headlines away. his role early on in that leadership was, like, i'm going to teach these guys. >> so he takes on this role and continues to be the chair in 2008. talk about the revolving rivalries. what does the landscape look like in the leadership than? point, dick durbin is number two behind harry reid. reid is alsot becoming cl

harry's commitment to our country runs just as deep.ghout his career, he has fought tirelessly to protect america's public lands and natural beauty. from protecting the great basin national park to restoring like tahoe to leading the way on clean energy. harry's legacy is embodied in landmark legislation that made life better for american families. like the affordable care act, which wouldn't have passed without his leadership and now provides health coverage to more than 22 million people. millions of young people can stayi stay on their parents' health plans because harry reid fought for it. that's not all. millions of seniors rely on social security today because harry led the fight to stop it from being privatized. he fought to pass comprehensive immigration reform and got it through the senate. if it had been signed into law, millions of families would not be living in fear of being torn apart and our economy would benefit from the millions of workers coming out of the shadows. as a senator, i learned a lot from harry about how act

>> can you give us a hint on what you got harry for christmas? where we spotted meghan and the prince today. >> then, the most shocking celebrity scandals of 2016. >> when you get married, the happiest time of your life and all of a sudden on the brink of disaster. >> breakups, makeups and breakdowns. >> we request police backup. >> from kim's paris robbery, and rumors of a taylor swift revenge romance. >> it will get me in trouble. >> we count down hollywood's biggest omg moment of the year. >> i can't keep living like this. >> now for december 20, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight". >> from meltdowns to breakdowns and the most shocking breakup of the year, we have the biggest celebrity scandals of 2016, and first, there's big news happening right now. here's tonight's top story. can you give us a hint on what you got harry for christmas? >> meghan markle ignored questions about her royal romance in toronto amid speculation that she and harry could be reuniting for new year's. meghan who was bundled up as she left yoga class just returned fro

>>> you can't hide from us, prince harry. we know all about your overnight date with your hollywood girlfriend. how he tricked the prying paparazzi. >> this was something out of a spy movie. >> then brad pitt fighacts bk in court. how he's sending a message to angelina tonight. >> plus our night out with emma stone and ryan gosling. we flashback to the "la la land" >> my uncle was an elvis impersonator. >> inside the real housewives' outrageous closet. >> a wall of shoes. 150 handbags. >> there is a champagne door bell. >> wait a minute. back it up. what's a champagne door bell? only "e.t." is getting an up-close look at this housewife's very expensive taste. >> what's the oldest piece in this is "entertainment tonight?" >>> no more mr. nice guy, brad pitt fights back in ccurt today as his custody war with angelina jolie takes another ugly turn. >> first up, that sneaky, sneaky prince harry. we have the details behind the secret detour to see meghan markle and thens sig that this royal romance is getting very serious. >> here

henson and >>> the world will finally see prince harry and meghan markle together. they did not reunite in barbados like we hoped, but will they be together for the holidays? >> did the queen steal christmas? there was a report harry asked permission to bring meghan to the family's private celebration and the queen denied the request. >> my sources tell me that isn't the case, and he knows the rules of the royal family. until they get engaged meghan will not have a place around that christmas dinner table. join the royal family for christmas until she was engaged to prince william. >>> today in barbados, she and harry got an hiv test for world aids day. >> not bad. >> the two shared a hug afterward and both tested negative and harry seems to have made a new friend, but where's meghan? >> it's possible that they might meet in london. there is a chance they might meet in l.a. that said, prince harry does have an official london next week and could meghan be at a wedding in california this weekend? >> her co-star and pretty little liars star are tying the knot at joshu

this is one where the buck really did stop with harry truman. [applause] >> build brand celebrated author historian with this fantastic book. i recommended to all of you but you got to take my word for picking bottom by her copy and if you stick around for another few minutes you can even get it signed. thank you all for being here. [applause] >> my parents came here with bvap. the story changes sometimes. we were just going to see, check out the states or you know my mother had hopes of making a family here and making your dreams come true. and eventually their visa expired and they wanted to try to figure out a way to become citizens. their journey in their quest. so they were undocumented. my childhood was shaped by that fact. my parents were very honest with me. as a young girl i knew what their status was and i knew clearly what my status was. i was an american citizen and a warrant so i had something that they wanted very desperately and they made it very clear that we needed that so that we could stay together. i remember every prayer, ev

harris: how do we do that from a war zone?>> that's right. >> people don't trust the government to vet properly because we had various incidents that have happened. >> they are right not to trust it because of the incompetence displayed in germany. harris: all right, we will let you drop the mic right there. it happened during our hours yesterday. we now know what's in the agency's court filings that helped it reopen the investigation into her emails just days before presidential election. team clinton is now going after fbi director james comey calling his actions unjustified, are they right or just sour grapes? team trump is calling on the clinton campaign to get over the election and start helping to ease their transition into the white house. is it about time that that happened? . beyond assuming the source is safe... to knowing it is. beyond asking for trust... to earning it. because, honestly, our pets deserve it. beyond. natural pet food. i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this side