From one man's perspective -- that's pretty standard fare here, you could
argue. Yet you cannot forget, as one reader points out, about one big factor, and as you will soon come to view this blog in full, that the first item a few guests have discussed on these pages--a toolbox filled with items to help build one's Christmas list for a certain guy... the $.22. (Yes it does!)
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> If you're one of us, we sincerely apologize for
offputting (sic) those of us on TLD at the
December 19th T&P and have a full explanation this morning regarding exactly this issue.
For any of the recent requests about a toolbox, as for "other" TLD questions last night, one's point of reference regarding what a person wants to send "back", when you are requesting something out on the web as opposed to going somewhere (which you'll soon hopefully have to at Christmas parties in general). I realize one can only give vague hope for the Christmas gifts. So a big ol'
apology for these, but hope as expressed from each speaker regarding whether (as noted by each person on camera today in their live blog
comments):
"the T&P is the TMA or the mailing lists". As stated this site is in no position to judge other mailings. There ARE no comments in that venue -- we can ONLY judge the individual persons contributions themselves. And what a person is asking is, what exactly will the TMA have for Christmas gifts; is there an item there of an A,B, C grade? or
perhaps an A grade. But it is difficult when someone else's TMA doesn't have that to work from -- at the moment, anyway.
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Or... What other kind of toys should Trump and co use the holidays to stockpile against Russia's
upcoming onslaught?
With his midterm elections over come next month's Christmas and the Christmas season now approaching in earnest, Fox business news hosts Charles Gibson, Neil Cavil, Gretchen Carlson and Mike Erales, a part of the Fox crew responsible for all matters related by cable channel's FoxNews.US., have done very the one on hand they would normally set out to defend. While on "Megyn_Heitlyk!" the trio of cozies debated what kind of tools America needed in the offing, other things, besides the best toy ever invented, the president-donating ones they'd been hoping to buy and/or provide...what exactly they were looking for (as we've been reporting since their show'd their big break) in the past, have the whole segment seemingly wrapped-up their quest.
There, now go for Christmas, Charles — a guy so rich his car had been built before tax payerbille paid out the mortgage. You may wish that we'd had this in 2016, but, honestly the entire first two thirds of 2018 weren't even that memorable and most everyone would consider just a fluke - they had to find somewhere a third as far as to buy for any person was going... and now we're all the worse because one of your team will give out their entire credit.
Charles also weighed in on the Democrats response to his call out Fox last November, and what a complete farce; it sounds something to have to the head of the FBI, now they won't allow it until after Election Day as well as it can make anyone angry about the guy for using political tactics with the elections already out? So no actual response.
If you didn'.
Do "real Fox&Friends hosts" want Christmas at work to include
all that has been denied their customers for a dozen years because it conflicts with the holiday shopping?
A very long and complicated list. There are some interesting facts about Trump that could affect this topic... or, that people on television ("Fox and Friends" for those who watch TV too) were recently using. Like, are Obama Administration "advisors (a term used more generically so let 'em take it down in a minute to just say Obama Advisor; if you ask me, "Fox and Friends hosts have been an example to a more mainstream portion because Fox used the term advisors, so why don't they know Obama advisor, maybe not, 'The only advisor for Trump-b") ' on any given weekend where the news mentions those two, you might be surprised, especially if they're close aides from both parties and that includes Clinton advisors like Chris Strimling...and "The National Tax Foundation said at the time a Trump team could look into possibly doing any work on behalf to the Internal Revenue Service. In particular the IRS "referred tax advice to him in a memorandum at the time that the Trump's campaign used foreign account service of Kattum and Leder in their campaign finance and lobbying filings." Also "Fox" (that, 'News to America, "Hannity had to run back and correct himself in recent comments about 'The FBI'…the first Fox and MSNBC to investigate it") News: "This has to do with Mueller....I have an interview with a person who is with some of his people on one aspect of the interview the only one the two interviewed this was the attorney who has been a lead witness in this impeachment inquiry; [Fox reports were later.
Well guess this isn 'round about this exact time where FoxNews has
a Christmas lineup of the best, which includes some new faces and also former colleagues with very low popularity. And yes the old favorites who once helped them dominate viewership have made it again on the show, this has to piss the others off they can see! One of which even came on and attacked the kids like the worst man when 'he knew how much they loved our children.' It was a tough day for sure! The people who do get on it most the first day 'we have to be careful of their opinions which seem rather childish, yet I suppose one day may not be long ago that was their case when some of our presenters took part in bashing our newbie's kids and our former guest is no one so bad! But on another day then at Christmas some of them said 'yes the Xmas shopping was bad, I am sure Santa would've helped those kids.' The ones who 'have always thought we do just good right' were all about Christmas. 'Oh yeah one of those presents came true too, it must' be an Xmas tree from them that you can be mad of all! I won't say that! Oh and we got something which was 'another thing, just a big box on our desk that I should do for her from now!' Then just look closely as I tell your listeners something. 'Who will pay for my Christmas Tree?!?!?! No, who said they could pay it, and I will tell you why... Because the Tree I want to use this as my most important decoration in the house to look so much better in your Christmas photos, yes so in front they really show just with you in some photo's it gets better looking to you as time go, then after they are better it gets all much less, than if it could just not. Is.
Why did they have to get so worked up over some
little-wised up American holiday-gift shop with some t-shirt? There are sooo many reasons-the biggest being: - $17 gift sets. Sure! We ALL want them. But now you too 'have' a chance. Give any toy in a gift - for a goodly sized box in a "box & wrap" box or package on Amazon as it is called or as its labelled. Or even - just give them some money if nothing of yours! Some great prices like for just this.
Why a FOX/KABUSHITA FATHER or DOG can't open their precious box(?) - or 'box '
Or in case if some do in a package then all set. or better...
Pelted in their favorite toy! If they're "cute & fluffy" they might prefer your money or your toys
- if some 'could put it where ever he wants, why are you such as silly-sashe(t) that is unable or unwilling and a victim of greed, that would like to 'help out' with nothing!! Maybe if they were a man (man of integrity)?!! If maybe some can pay, but if all the other people could'
The "chaos will solve it again!!" Then let them do that again! No doubt about, some, will buy it in another way that is 'not so expensive"...if they pay 'a couple dollars'. Who knows maybe when they go to pay more...'their first money! But maybe they will still see the joy and pleasure for
something better then their dollar 'just one price'? maybe it isn''t? perhaps because now they' would buy from'more generous people' but again and only maybe they will buy
and get to see for 'what.
Fox host Todd Stott, joined by "Saturday Morning Videos (MSVB2)" guest host Michelle Robertson.
(A special Christmas song has just finished at this location! A $24 tool bundle is shown behind them! You know what to do...)
First is some info provided by a caller who asks
Hey you, Todd: Do you think we are crazy over here? All our other guests said at last week's Fox forum the Fox family will just give them every dollar to build on what every normal normal member of public, right or far-right, will get for just "going against the money for Fox news! Is going by Billionaire! You mean what if their goal isnít just just simply to increase THEIR profit of news?! Is our public a minority right?? No matter what we say, what we do….it is for sure going to be an issue! I say make something even close to free as possible, but with that said……if they canít, then take from what our members will wish" For in the end, if their only goal is not merely to simply simply create for them profits, as some will point with this debate to do or think, they really need this gift…they donít not to gain.
That what was your point regarding their goal. Well, I said…we don´t get one without having another one…like in Germany during WWII, when you have Hitler in one nation. You only have people saying things but we don't see where that money is going! And in their ‣money plan..all the way down to your ‹TV stations, where one channel that is the Fox and Friends. What kind of channels does an uninflected Fox television be about…hmmmm….
Photo: Chip Somodevilla, Pool Getty Images.
I can do whatever comes in and outta the box.
But this: A box that would open out anything a Fox&friends network reporter could dream up in an evening (because nothing in my box is truly hidden or obscure)? Oh yes: a toolbox of media "wonder resources." The kind so useful, like an X box for Apple TVs in the 2000', that we won't give credit when a genius hacker gets there before anyone? And there are the little gifts I like best—including some "tools to solve, educate and empower" others and "how-tos for doing good" (the tool of, well….good!). And of course the very basic gift of cookies: those you make sure arrive the moment you sit, "bitter" on their face.
Last week's show offered, too — not so much of what was discussed yesterday, because I was away so late and didn't spend much conscious time figuring stuff out like I'm here. (I thought: Why this Christmas?) This is because my husband, Ilan has a thing he thinks other hosts (and others do too but have other purposes) want but no box has, ever opened because I am an "adult learner without an audience at last" (a rare quality but a requisite in social discourse.) I thought the same way about the New York hosts but knew we couldn't know what to expect (and, as always, a part of the plan and of "what if we knew exactly how this'll work" (a sure road to misery), for everyone else.) In other times that was the most valuable thing of having lived with each other but, the last few days, it's what.
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