kristen fisher, thank you very much. meanwhile, all this raising questions about how the incoming administration will deal with a cuban changing. president-elect donald trump saying today, quote, our administration will do all ican can finally begin their journey toward prosperity and liberty, end quote. brian yennis is here with more. as we know trump won florida big with some very specific campaign promises. let's talk about now what the cuban exiles living there in florida are saying in terms of what they want in terms of what mr. trump promised. >> you're exactly right, arthel. president-elect trump won over cuban americans in part by promising on the campaign trail to cancel obama's executive orders. that opened up trade, commerce, travel, diplomatic relations between the two countries. and trump believes like many cuban exiles the obama administration gave up too much without receiving any real democratic reforms for the cuban people. >> but all of the concessions that barack obama has granted the castro regime wer

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in washington, kristen fisher, fox news. the secretary of state's office tells us more than one million people voted early in the election. early voting has now end the but absentee ballots can be monday. coming up the impressive list of amenities on board why you won't find people serving up cocktails. >>> but up next this is senator kelly ayotte's record. ayotte voted six times to end funding for planned parenthood - putting access to birth control and cancer screenings at risk. and she supports overturning roe v. wade. woman 1: kelly ayotte says she's for women. but it's just an act. woman 2: voters definitely cannot trust kelly ayotte. vo: senate majority pac is responsible >>> this month's supermoon why expected to be the largest one in more than 60 years. astronomers say you will be able to see the moon at its monday. may have been found in the waters off canada. a diver recently discovered an object off the coast of british columbia. the royal canadian navy is now looking to see if it is in fact a lost nuke. a nuke ha

fox news reporter kristen fisher has more. >> reporter: seeing two very different reactions from our current president and our next president, donald trump. the president-elect is calling him a brutal dictator, while president obama is striking a more diplomatic tone by saying history will judge the exaf of impact of this figure. our thoughts and prayers are with the cuban people. in the days ahead they will call the past -- recall the past and also to the future. as they do, the cuban people must know that they have a friend and partner in the united states of america. that statement is not sitting well with many republicans including florida senator markio roundy -- marco rubio whose family is from cubana. he didn't mention the thousands -- imprisoned. rubio said the dictatorship has not died. change is already well underway here in the ins. during the campaign trump pledged to reverse president obama's executive order to normalize relations between the two countries and today he said this. quote, though the tragedies, deaths, and pain caused by fidel castro can't be erased, our ad

in washington, kristen fisher, fox news. >>> she was a pioneer in the fight for women's rights and now during this contentious election season many women are stopping by susan b. anthony's grave site to pay their respects. anthony is buried in rochester, new york. she was a leader during the womans suffrage movement. before women earned the right to vote in this country. >>> beautiful weekend, temperatures a little bit on the warm side. they will stay warm for a few days. and they will come down a scientists are studying >>> scientists are studying the underground plumbing system responsible for old faithful and stone national park. throughout november researchers will fly over the park that a helicopter will hoist a giant hoop shaped electromagnetic device that acts like an x-ray and want to peer beneath the earth's surface to determine where and how water flows among the geysers. now similar work helped reveal hazards from volcanos. >> very. >>> hi, everybody. well, look at that. 73 degrees. nice looking night out there little breeze out of the east at six miles per hour. and doesn't

in washington, kristen fisher, fox news. >> alcides: president obama remains in peru today. on saturday he spoke to a group of young people in lima saying president-elect trump's new administration might not be as opposed to international trade as some might think. >> the president-elect campaigned on a -- looking at every trade policy and potentially reversing manufacture those policies. working, i think they'll determine that it's actually good both for the united states and the trading partners. >> alcides: trump opposes the trans pacific partnership and the white house stopped lobbying congress to pass it. president obama is expected to leave for washington, d.c. sometime tonight. >>> time is 8:10. a pinellas county family is pleading for help this morning after their dog was snatched from their own home. this is a neighbor saw someone park a few doors down from a home on indian rocks road, grab the dog and take off. bella is a pure breed yorkie. they typically sell for $1500. finding her won't be easy, though. her collar was removed and she's never been microchiped. his

let's get to kristen fisher live in washington, d.c. kristen, clinton is pulling out the big guns in the final hours e she is.mpaign. she has several big guns, president barack obama, her husband. first fbi director james comey just dropped another huge bomb. i mean, nine days after telling congress that the fbi was investigating more e-mails, he now says review is over, case closed. it turns out almost all of those newly discovered e-mails on anthony weiner's e-mails were duplicates already reviewed by the fbi. so director comey told congress yesterday that his decision to not recommend charges still stands. as you might imagine, it's a huge relief for the clinton campaign but also a source of tremendous frustration because they believe it should never have been brought back up to begin with. here's clinton's communication director jennifer palmieri yesterday. >> we have seen director comey's latest letter to the hill. we're glad to see that he has found, we were confident that he would, that he has come to the conclusion that he reach

. >>> speaking of the white house, kristen fisher is there live now with more. what are you hearing, kristen? >> reporter: republicans on capitol hill have been watch thing very closely, because it really was going to show you which direction the trump administration was going to go. did they want to get along with the establishment republicans, especially house speaker paul ryan, which they had been at odds with so many times during the campaign season. or were they going to go in the opposite direction and the fact that reince priebus has been put in that all-important role of white house chief of staff once president-elect trump is sworn into office, that is a very big step in the direction for congressional republicans to get along with the trump administration, especially, as i said, for house speaker paul ryan. he had a very contentious relationship with steve bannon, so the fact that he's not going to be in that role, and reince priebus is going to be in that role where he has to work more directly with capitol hill, i think a lot of republicans on capitol

fox's kristen fisher has more from washington. >> reporter: democrats are are having a hard time withs because they really trump's most controversial views on immigration, muslims and the use of water boarding. senator jeff sessions from alabama tapped for attorney general one of the most conservative voices in the senate. he's pro life, he's against same sex marriage arc staunch opponent of immigration reform also called amnesty's worst enemy but it's history of making racially tense remarks that likely prove problematic in his confirmation hearing. here's chuck shimmer. >> he'll need a very thorough vetting. the idea that jeff sessions is just because he's a senator he should get through without a series of very tough questions particularly given those early things, no way. >> reporter: some republicans have problem with senator sessions like congressman a mosh. unlike the cia director the ag has lot of independent policy authority and prosecute al discretion. i'm deeply concerned about sessions. as for director of cia mr. trump picked kansas congressman mike pom pee yea yo. so far

. >> reporter: in washington, kristen fisher. >>> concern of the u.s. relation with cuba under a trump presidency after the death of fidel castro. reince priebus tells fox news sunday that they plan to renegotiate the current agreement between the u.s. and cuba. >> what the deal is yet to be determined but some movement from cuba in order to have a relationship with the united states. >> julie: years, the obama administration took steps to reopen political and economic relations with cuba. republicans saying they don't expect any dramatic changes after castro's death. fidel castro died overnight on friday. cube is currently holding a week of mourning following his funeral. fidel castro was 90 years old. >>> 9 patriots are celebrating their 9th win of the season and tom brady celebrating 200th of his career but not all good news for the against the jets. fox25's michael henrich is live at gillette this morning with more details of the injury that took gronk out of the game, michael. >> reporter: good morning, jason. gronk was uncertain to play in the gam

in washington, kristen fisher, fox news. the secretary of state's office tells us more than one million people voted early in the early voting has now end the but absentee ballots can be turned in as late as noon on monday. coming up the impressive list of amenities on board why you won't find people serving up cocktails. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services why expected to be the largest one in more than 60 years. astronomers say you will be able to see the moon at its biggest and brightest next monday. may have been found in the waters off canada. a diver recently discovered an object off the coast of british columbia. the royal canadian navy is now looking to see if it is in fact a lost nuke. since an american bomber crashed in 1950. >>> a prodemocracy march in hong kong has ended with clashes with police. protests nearly

in washington kristen fisher fox news. and one of those eight people - meeting with president-elect donald trump tomorrow - milwaukee county sheriff david clarke. clarke has been a longtime vocal supporter of mister trump -- although there's no word on if he is being offered a position. fox6 reached out to clarke's office for comment. we were told quote-- the sheriff here at fox six....and we don't usually cover restaurant openings. but one opened this week that got the attention of fox 6 photojournalist jeff frings---he thought there might be a story there. and he was right. nats.... if you are fast enough.... and energetic enough.... to keep up with caitlin cullen for...oh i don't know five see hints of her former career blending nicely with her newest passion. 48:35 it's a total combination of the two things i love...i loved teaching but it drove me crazy...it drove me to cook bagels in the dark to calm myself... it's probably not accurate to say the former teacher and school principal is calm--no one taking on a projec

in washington, kristen fisher, fox news. >>> states that sign onto medicaid expression wonder if the promise of president-elect donald trump to dump obamacare if that expansion would go away. jan brewer fought her own party to push through that expansion. she's said it's the most cost-effective way to provide in poor. kirsch -- working poor. about 9 million use it nationwide. >>> you wouldn't think this would be an issue, but evidently it is because california is considering banning sexual relations between lawyers and clients. the country's largest state bar association is overhauling the first time in 30 years. california currently bars attorneys from coercing a client into sex, or demanding sex in exchange for legal representation. under the proposed changes there would be a ban on any sexual relationship between lawyers and thir clients. some attorneys say it's unjustified invasion of privacy. >>> rain exiting the valley as quickly as it entered, but the (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month'

in washington kristen fisher fox news. meeting with president-elect donald trump tomorrow - milwaukee county sheriff david clarke. clarke has been a longtime vocal supporter of mister trump -- although there's no word on if he is being offered a position. fox6 reached out to clarke's office for comment. we were told quote-- the sheriff doesn't have anything to say. we don't do restaurant reviews here at fox six....and we don't usually cover restaurant openings. but one opened this week that got the attention of fox 6 photojournalist jeff frings---he nats.... if you are fast enough.... and energetic enough.... to keep up with caitlin cullen for...oh i don't know five minutes....you'll see hints of her former career blending nicely with her newest passion. of the two things i love...i loved teaching but it drove me crazy...it drove me to cook bagels in the dark to calm myself... it's probably not accurate to say the former teacher and school principal is calm--no one taking on a project like this would be serene---but she's

kristen fisher is live in washington with the latest. hi, kristen. >> reporter: hey, arthel. the biggest and most buzzed about hole in mr. trump's cabinet is that secretary of state spot, as you heard from our own peter doocy and why that hole has not yet been filled. part of the problem is deep disagreements within his own team about mitt romney. trump's senior adviser kellyanne conway saying she has personal concerns about the prot inspect of romney being selected as secretary of state. she's worried it would be a slap in the face to the many trump loyalists who felt betrayed during the trump campaign. >> i'm all for party unity, but i'm not sure that we have to pay for that with the secretary of state position. >> reporter: now conway was quick to add she would, of course, support romney if that's who trump ultimately picks for secretary of state. and reince priebus, tried to spin these internal disagreements as a good thing. >> it isn't a matter of warfare. there's a the lot of opinions about this and, yes, it is sort of a team of rivals' concept if you were to go to the

kristen fisher is for us. she's got a report coming up now. hi. >> reporter: hey, laura. so, we're talking about what carl rove called this, kurfuffel for the candidate he's considering, specifically mitt romney. now, today, trump's senior advisor and former campaign manager kelyanne conway came out and said that she'd already shared her feelings about mitt romney privately with mr. trump, but today she took them public and in a very big way. on three separate sunday shows, she blasted mitt romney as the wrong man for the job as secretary. she questioned his credentials, his loss in 2012, and most importantly, his loyalty to the president-elect. >> people feel betreyed to think that governor romney who went out of his way to question the character and the intellect and the integrity of donald trump now our president-elect would be given the most significant cabinet post of all, secretary of state. and that is a decision that only one man can make, president-elect donald trump. i will respect it and i will support it 1,000%, but i'm reflecting what the grassroots are sayin

in washington, kristen fisher, fox news. >> alcides: president obama remains in peru today as he finishes his final overseas trip. on saturday the president spoke president-elect trump's new administration might not be opposed to international trade as some may think. >> the president-elect campaigned on a -- looking at every trade policy and potentially reversing some of those policies. but once they look at how it's working, i think they'll determine that it's actually good both for the united states and our trading partners. trans pacific partnership and the white house has stop actively lobbying congress to pass it. president obama is expected to leave for washington, d.c. sometime tonight. >>> time right now is 6:07. a pinellas county family is pleading for help this morning after their dog was snatched from their home. this is bella. a neighbor says he saw someone park a few doors down from a home on indian rocks beach and then grab the dog and take off. bella is a pure breed yorkie and finding her woenlt be easy, though. bella's collar was removed and she was never microchiped. the

. >> we'll be watching, as you will as well, thank you, kristen fisher, take care. >>> a pretty interesting meeting today, president obama and russian president vladimir putin. that get-together only lasted about four minutes. the face-to-face happening on the sidelines of the asia pacific economic cooperation summit in peru. take a look at this video of the meeting as they both were standing there and talking right on the sidelines, pretty fascinating to see that. this happens to be their first known conversation since the election. the white house says mr. obama encouraged mr. putin to end the conflict in ukraine and keep working to stop the violence and suffering in syria, the overwhelming humanitarian crisis as russia and president assad's regime continue to bomb aleppo and other areas that critics have branded a war crime. president obama spoke again about the upcoming trump administration. >> i've done everything i can to facilitate a successful transition to the president-elect of the united states. as long as we keep our democratic systems open, then society has a chance to try some

. >> kristen fisher has more. >> well kellyanne conway said she shared her feelings about mitt romneytrump, but today, took them public in a big way. on three separate sunday show, she blasted mitt romney as the wrong man for the job for secretary of state. she questioned his credentials, his loss in 2012 and most importantly, his loyalty to the president-elect. >> people feel betrayed to think that governor romney who went out of his way to question the character and the intellect and integrity of donald trump now u our president-elect would be given the most significant cabinet post of all, secretary of state, and that is a decision that only one man can make. president-elect donald trump. i will respect it and i will support it 1000%, but i'm reflecting what the grass roots are saying. >> now, some of the other top contenders are former new york city mayor, rudy giuliani, john bolton, tennessee senator, bob corker and retired general, david petraeus. now, mr. trump has made four appointments to his cabinet -- all four of those require senate confirmation and today, marco rubio gave

in washington, kristen fisher, fox news. >>> rosie o'donnell is defending herself after she came under questioning if president-elect donald trump's youngest son is autistic. she posted a video on twitter speculating that he may be autistic. on saturday o'donnell said that post had nothing to do with her feud with donald trump. in fact, she revealed her own daughter dakota is autistic. she tweeted "barron trump autistic if so what an amazing chance to bring it >> as many as 98 final regulations under review at the could be implemented before donald trump takes office. with an economic impact of at least $100 million a year. more than 16,000 people traveled to vermont this weekend to see the best ski racers in the world hit the slopes they cheeredded on the skiers women's world cup race. this is first in vermont in 38 years. >>> looks good. right now, ski conditions pretty good. we got some rain on the way this week it will get all the way up into the mountains as well. so more on all these storms coming up. right now meaning time we are seeing clearing skies back here across southern n

our kristen fisher has been carefully combing through every last one of them to find the most interestingbits and joins us from back in the studio in washington. h hi, kristen. >> wikileaks has been releasing these e-mails for almost a month now. and from the dping, one of the most concerning elements for the clinton campaign is what these e-mails reveal about the clinton foundation. today's release is no different. check out this e-mail from jennifer palmieri back in april of 2015. in it, she makes the case that clinton should not do a video defending the foundation. here's why. quote, i don't think it's a good idea for her to do. there aren't great answers and in many cases, not her place to answer them. the fact that you have clinton's communications director saying there aren't great answers to questions about the foundation and its donors is a big deal. and a clear headline here. palmieri then goes on to give suggestions as to how clinton should frame her responses for any accusations of pay for play. she advises clinton to go on the record and say if any donors gave money in hopes o

tonight, we learn more about the governor from kristen fisher. >> reporter: when nikki haley was sworn in, she became the state's first female governor. today she became the first woman to be tapped for a top level post in the trump administration. in a statement she said -- her last two years as governor made her a role model for racial reconciliation, something with which mr. trump continues to struggle. in 2015, she was praised for how she handled the mass shooting of nine black parishioners in a church. the next month she signed a bill to remove the confederate flag from the state's capital. >> the con fed rfederate flag i coming off the grounds of the south carolina state house. >> reporter: that led to the republican response to the state of the union. she took a swipe at then candidate donald trump. >> during anxious times, it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices. we must resist that temptation. >> reporter: in february, she was an aggressive surrogate for marco rubio. >> donald trump is everything i taught my children not to do in kindergarten. i taug

kristen fisher has more from washington. what are you finding? >> reporter: we are finding more e-mails that continue to show that several of clinton's top aides had serious concerns about conflicts of interest within the clinton foundation long before she announced she was running for president. back in 2011, while she was still secretary of state, sheryl mills, john podesta and independent third party review of the clinton foundation, it found that it worked more like a political operation than a philanthropic one. the foundation as opposed to its initiatives which i have not reviewed operates more like a political operation focused on immediate situations, tasks and events as opposed to a professional strategic and sustainable corporation committed to advancing its overall mission. the report then concludes, and i quote, the challenges and deficiencies pralaguing the foundation cannot be overstated. they are real and undermin organization's effectiveness immediately and more long term. that shows some real foresight on the part of the attorney

kristen fisher.. fox news. president-elect donald trump is demanding an apology from the cast of the broadway show "hamilton" after he says they harassed vice president-elect mike pence at a performance friday. cast member brandon dixon--who portrays aaron burr --delivered a statement to pence during the curtain call, telling pence the multiracial and multicultural cast is worried about the trump administration. pence was also booed when he arrived at the show. are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us, our planet, our children, our parents, or defend us and uphold our inalienable rights." following dixon's address... the audience broke out in applause and cheers. the story - "hamilton" - praises diversity and the role immigrants play during the pope francis has appointed 17 new cardinals -- many of them have a background in humanitarian work. three of these cardinals are from the us. dressed in red robes, the cardinals were honored by the pope with the traditional three cornered

. >> kristen fisher has been poring over the latest wikileaks release. we've seen so far. >> reporter: so far what we're finding is a lot of what you might expect to find in the inboxes of dnc staffers in the middle of a heated election year. they're trying to come up with ways to take down donald trump. for instance, in one e-mail from april of this year, some dnc staffers with an article about a former policy adviser to rand paul, a man named dmitry sims who allegedly had ties to the russian government. the pro-russia staff ties in well to the idea that trump is too friendly with putin, weak on russia. that, of course, as we know has become a central theme of the clinton campaign. that trump is putin's puppet. >>> another e-mail shows dnc staffers deciding whether or not to post a fake craigslist ad for a job with the trump organization. it's clearly a joke. essentially says that all female applicants must be attractive. ultimately, according to wikileaks, they didn't post-it because "the defamation risk is too high. i know we're going for parody, but g

from the left, correspondent, kristen fisher explains. >> reporter: the fashion world fell in love withma. she's graced the cover of "vogue" three times, became the darling of designers and made the career of up and comers like soph soph soef saleh. now that melania trump is moving in the french designer to refusing to dress a fellow immigrant and next first lady. >> sophie saleh came on the map because michelle obama wore her. there's a weird hypocrisy happening in saying that she won't dress melania trump. >> reporter: saleh, "the rhetoric of racism, sexism, xenophobia unleashed by her husband's presidential campaign are incompatible with the shared values we live by." a florist in washington was fined for refusing to make arrangements for a same-sex wedding, could have violated her values to do so. just like she says she's morally opposed to dressing melania trump. >> thank you, god bless you, god bless this incredible country. >> reporter: according to author of "on the road with american first ladies" this is a fashion snub of historic proportions. >> i think it's unprecedented for

from the left, correspondent, kristen fisher explains. >> reporter: the fashion world fell in love with first lady michelle obama. she's graced the cover of "vogue" three times, became the darling of designers and made the career of up and comers like soph soph soef saleh. now that melania trump is moving in the french designer to refusing to dress a fellow immigrant and next first lady. >> sophie saleh came on the map because michelle obama wore her. there's a weird hypocrisy happening in saying that she won't dress melania trump. >> reporter: saleh, "the rhetoric of racism, sexism, xenophobia unleashed by her husband's presidential campaign are incompatible with the shared values we live by." a florist in washington was fined for refusing to make arrangements for a same-sex wedding, could have violated her values to do so. just like she says she's morally opposed to dressing melania trump. >> thank you, god bless you, god bless this incredible country. >> reporter: according to author of "on the road with american first ladies" this is a fashion unprecedented ic proportions. for someo

>> kristen fisher live in washington. more as we drill down on each one of these nominees and picks and what it will mean later in the show. kristen, thanks so much. elizabeth? >> president-elect donald trump making three big hires, heading into the weekend, as we know. had e's not done yet. the president-elect is at his golf course vetting candidates and seeking counsel from unlikely people. he'll be meeting today with a fierce republican critic, mitt romney, which we've been talking about, the former massachusetts governor in the 2012 presidential kaecandidacy. >> reporter: we just got off the conference call that they've been doing every day now. this eannounced the first meeting here at the trump national club will be with the former governor romney. taking place at 1:30 this afternoon. obviously this is a really interesting because of the bad blood between the two during the campaign. they're trying to tamp down speculation that romney may be the first pick for secretary of state saying yesterday to reporters, that th

kristen fisher is live in washington with more. hi, kristen. >> reporter: hey, eric.s start with jeff sessions, tapped for attorney general. he's against same-sex marriage, a staunch opponent of immigration reform. it's his history of making racially tinged remarks that will likely prove most problematic in his confirmation hearing. here is senate minority leader elect chuck schumer. >> many of his statements are old but still troubling. he should get a series of tough questions, given those early things. >> reporter: some republicans also have a problem with senator sessions, like one congressman who says, quote, the ag has a lot of prosecutorial direction, i'm deeply concerned about sessions. mr. trump picked kansas congressman and top of the class west point graduate mike pompeo for cia director. he's probably the most establishment-friendly pick and the least controversial, although he does support waterboarding, as does trump's pick for national security adviser, former general mike flynn. he's known for hard line views on fighting isis and he's taken his for tie

our kristen fisher joins us here with reaction that, shall we say, unusual to hear in the death of agn leader and controversy over president obama's olive branch. >> as you might have guessed, we're seeing two different reactions from our current president and next president, donald trump. the president-elect is sparing no words calling him a brutal dictator while president obama is striking a much more diplomatic tone by saying history will be the judge of the enormous impact of this singular figure. today we offer condolences to fidel castro's family. they will recall the past and look to the future, as they do the cuban people must know they have a friend and partner in the united states of america. that statement is not sitting well with many republicans, including florida senator marco rubio whose family is from cuba. he says, president obama issued a pathetic statement on the death of dictator fidel castro with no mention of the thousands he killed and imprisoned. but senator rubio was quick to point out that while the dictator has died, the dictatorship has not. >> in the end,

kristen fish has moin fisher ha. >> reporter: they're striking afternoon more conciliatory tone with president-elect trump and no where more apparent than in the relationship with between mr. trump and house speaker paul ryan. just one month ago mr. ryan disinvited mr. twrump to a meeting being but now he says the past is the past, republicans are un foified and s morning heed this message for any americans frightened by the prospect of a trump administration. >> i think people should just really put their minds at ease, we are pluralistic, inclusive and the country we will still have. wrrt so what is next? what are the top priorities for a trump administration? first, health care, repealing and replacing obamacare, perhaps simply amending it. and then immigration, border control, job creation. and another top priority filling the supreme court seat vacated by antonin scalia. expect things to move fast, perhaps even before in-auguaugun day as kevin mccarthy alluded to this morning. >> we're not waiting to the in inaugural. the first week of january, we will get to work that day becau

fisher. wow. let's women come our guest -- let's welcome our guest. she is better at a party than chips chips and guacamole. author of "government gone wild" kristene. he wrote a book about enemies. i pray i am not in it. carl higby. his last name is an old scottish word meaning number 5 with cheese. columbia professor of linguistics, john mchoarder and sometimes he wants to go where everybody knows his resume. founder of ricochet.com, rob long. let's start the show. >>> they only care about her e-mail because she is female. an op-ed head me see the hillary clinton investigation in a new light in a piece he had lined hillary clinton's e-mail gate is an attack on women. a linguistics professor at berkeley writes, the only reason the whole e-mail flap has legs is because the candidate is female. can you imagine this happening to a man? let me think. clinton is guilty of swf, speaking while female. an e-mail gate is a reminder to us all she has no business doing what she is doing and must be punished. she goes on, if the candidate were male there would be no scolding and no scandal. these very ideas would be absurd. men have a nearly absolute right t