Watch ... Joe also takes a parting shot at Trump.
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Not without a parting shot at Shaq and Charles Barkley ...
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He also snuck in a parting shot at his father.
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In his resignation letter, he took one last parting shot.
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Trump took a parting shot at his favorite enemy – the media.
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For good measure ... Vivica ends the blessing with a parting shot.
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" As a parting shot, they form a new club, "the no-schedule kind.
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Conservative student&aposs parting shot at college&aposs anti-gun policies goes viral .
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Watch, it's just fun ... especially the parting shot as his Uber sped off.
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" Then came the parting shot ... "I wish them good luck with their experiment.
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WB got a parting shot at the show's switch to UPN in the final episode
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Then we end with a parting shot of subversive fun courtesy of television's favorite hacker.
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This was President Obama's parting shot against an industry that's long been in his crosshairs.
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The parting shot ... the valet told cops Mathis spit on him and then beat it.
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" His parting shot: "Put THAT in your Tiki torches and light it, you sorry Nazi bitches.
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The news conference seemed to be the experts' parting shot before their mandate expired on Saturday.
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Kenya saves her biggest dig for her parting shot, though ... it involves relationship advice and wigs.
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The Project Gem reveal, it seems, was a Hail Mary that turned into a parting shot.
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Rosie O'Donnell is taking a parting shot at just-ousted White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon.
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The move was Obama's parting shot at Netanyahu, with whom Obama repeatedly clashed throughout his tenure.
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Meek Mill responded to Nicki Minaj's breakup announcement with a parting shot at her fashion sense. Burn.
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" J.P. "Should've Been You" is a parting shot at a neglectful partner: "Who takes care of me?
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Voyager 2 captured this stunning parting shot of Uranus as it headed off towards its next destination, Neptune.
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Blankenship took a parting shot at Trump on Wednesday, claiming the president had spread "fake news" against him.
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Trump left last year's summit early with a parting shot at its host, the "dishonest and weak" Trudeau.
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Lori King, the IT specialist and 33-year IBM veteran who's now 56, got in a parting shot.
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Kent State University graduate, Kaitlin Bennett, went viral for taking a parting shot at her school's anti-gun policy.
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But rather than congratulating his opponent, he instead left with a parting shot, casting doubt on the democratic process.
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Then he drops a parting shot at her music and her poll numbers ... at least in the White House.
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As the meeting in Managua wound down, Murillo fired a parting shot at the NGOs and other interlopers in Nicaragua.
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Kent State University graduate, Kaitlin Bennett, went viral for taking a parting shot at her school's anti-gun policy Sunday.
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The same goes for Amber Portwood, according to Farrah ... who also takes a parting shot at MTV for employing them.
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Perhaps that's why the parting shot fired by Priya after Helen returns home from the director's party finds its mark.
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Just because Kim fires off a pretty good parting shot in this little showdown doesn't mean she's won this argument.
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Some of the tributes, however, had hints of a parting shot at the president and current leader of the GOP.
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Fascinatingly, the ending confirms the truth of Aunt Jocasta's parting shot to Claire about Jamie's desire to be a laird.
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"To deny a patient this treatment, if it is available, is immoral and barbaric," he wrote in an unusual parting shot.
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A departing British warship passing through the Narrows fired a spiteful parting shot — purportedly the last round of the Revolutionary War.
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Israel's UN ambassador, Danny Danon, reacted angrily to the vote and issued a sharp parting shot at the Obama administration's role.
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And now, by taking this type of parting shot at Israel, President Obama is helping Republicans make the case for partisanship.
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As a parting shot he fired his pro-reform deputy, David Sakvarelidze, who had uncovered corruption within the prosecutor's own office.
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Mr Farage's unhappy parting shot was to call them "among the lowest grade of people I have ever met" and "total amateurs".
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That uninspiring European economic, social and political panorama is what Draghi saw in his parting shot at another round of monetary easing.
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But Obama's parting shot was also aimed at Trump, who has indicated he wants to take a much stronger pro-Israel stance.
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In the vid -- obtained by TMZ Sports -- a fan is heard giving James a parting shot ... and it really gets under his skin.
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Cecil's parting shot to Julie of, "Kathy Griffin, I love your work," is obviously a shout-out to her real-life Twitter hecklers.
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You'll recall ... McCain took a parting shot at Trump before he died, and made clear the President was not welcome at his funeral.
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" Lara Trump's parting shot: "I hope it's all worth it for you, Omarosa, because some things you just can't put a price on.
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The transaction announced on Thursday marks a parting shot by Chief Executive Thomas Ebeling, who is stepping down after a nine-year stint.
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" Leroy McDonald claimed Ms. McDonald's remains, leaving McCall's with a parting shot that day: "I said, 'You sure this is my mother now?
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That's the challenge Linwood Barclay throws down in PARTING SHOT (Doubleday Canada, $27), a tough-minded crime novel about the dangers of vigilantism.
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A member of the State Department's science envoy program resigned Wednesday and took a parting shot at the president on his way out.
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So the time seems to be ripe for him to jump out of the crosshairs, but not before taking a parting shot at Rep.
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Former Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt's parting shot (or perhaps middle finger) to the environment was knocked down by his successor this week.
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As a parting shot, though, Facebook announced a security breach that affected at least 50 million people—and possibly as many as 90 million.
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Israelis, therefore, interpreted the U.S. abstention on U.N. Resolution 2334 as a particularly stinging parting shot from the Obama administration as it left power.
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Now, during his lame duck period, the President has taken yet another parting shot at moderate Democrats, further weakening what's left of the party.
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In a parting shot, Albert could not resist another dig, expressing in a statement "special gratitude to my long-term colleagues at ProSiebenSat.1".
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Condemned by Israel as "shameful", it was widely seen as a parting shot by President Barack Obama against Netanyahu and his pro-settlement policies.
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Mr. Bharara's refusal to return the call was a disingenuous parting shot at the president, who had changed his mind about keeping him on.
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And, according to 'BB' insiders ... Angela's very upset by his parting shot at her, which many fans agree is incredibly disrespectful and even misogynistic.
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But we know that dearly departed Olenna's parting shot wasn't just a doozy; it was a gleeful confession to the murder of Jaime's son Joffrey.
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Then he said he would be stepping down in the coming weeks, but also took a huge parting shot at President Trump and Roy Moore.
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Some Members of Congress seem eager to take down the law not because it isn't working, but as a parting shot at the last president.
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"I've met much tougher people than Ted Cruz," Trump said in his parting shot at Cruz during a rally in Sparks, Nevada before the caucuses.
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The bitter feelings toward the Obama administration were sealed with Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter's parting shot at regional leaders at the security conference here.
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Editors of The Washington Post's now-shuttered "Post Express" edition fired a parting shot Thursday on the cover of the final edition of their publication.
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Hillary Clinton extended a record and President Barack Obama got in another parting shot over his eventual successor, Donald Trump, in Gallup's annual "most admired" poll.
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His defense of Israel at the United Nations so early in his administration was particularly impressive, especially given Obama's parting shot with Security Council Resolution 2334.
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In the docs, Ed's parting shot is dismissing Keshia as an attention whore -- saying she only makes accusations against him in court to get media attention.
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The Rev says now that KR's announced he's leaving Detroit, he's chalking it up as another victory ... and gets in a parting shot of his own.
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When it arrived in December, the White House's report, "Artificial Intelligence, Automation, and the Economy" felt like both a parting shot and warning to the incoming administration.
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President Obama ended his final State of the Union by taking a parting shot at homophobia, political maneuvering, and going for it on fourth and long, possibly.
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But, Cassidy explains why all Louisianians should keep their heads high regardless ... and even gives one more parting shot to the NFL before he tells us goodbye!!!
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Jordan also took a parting shot at all the Steelers -- saying their 1-point win over the Ravens last weekend proves they ain't on the Pats' level.
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"I've met much tougher people than Ted Cruz," Trump said in his parting shot at the Texas senator during a rally in Sparks, Nevada, before the caucuses.
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Still, he couldn't help but leave with a parting shot to the SNL comic-turned-senator ... and any other comedians who think they're cut out for D.C.
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" Tillerson also took a parting shot at Russia, saying "much work remains to respond to the troubling behavior and actions on the part of the Russian government.
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Ousted Australian PM Tony Abbott fires parting shot at media Faced with daunting poll numbers, the Prime Minister is outlining his ruling coalition's plan for jobs and growth.
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As a parting shot, Yatsenyuk said he hoped political stability would be restored as the government tries to work through a shakey ceasefire in the country's eastern region.
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Franken, who said that some of the complaints against him were "simply not true" and that he remembers others "differently," also took a parting shot at President Trump.
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Tommy starts by offering sobering thoughts about fatherhood but things went south from there ... with shots at his sons and a parting shot at his ex, Pamela Anderson.
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Obama ended his tenure with a final parting shot at Netanyahu — the United States abstained from a United Nations vote condemning Israeli settlements, allowing the adoption of the resolution.
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" However, she took a parting shot, saying the group's CEO "declined to meet with me to learn the truths behind the inflammatory and false narrative depicted in a movie.
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The Lakers star just tweeted (and deleted) his gripes with '16 ... calling out fast food places, the Kyrie Irving, Kehlani drama ... and taking a parting shot at his teammate.
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President Donald Trump took a parting shot at the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors on Friday as he prepared to leave for the G-7 Summit in Canada.
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The senator did not bow out without taking a parting shot at her billionaire and self-funding rivals who made late entrances into the race this summer and fall.
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Law enforcement tells TMZ Sports Young was cited and went along his way without incident -- but Young claims the didn't leave without taking a parting shot at his team.
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His parting shot to the House of Commons after more than six decades on its benches was to bequeath to his successors the necessity of reforming the House of Lords.
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But if Ballard's disgust about losing his top choice wasn't clear from the occasional glare or the strong pitch in his voice, he left no doubt with one parting shot.
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But beyond the White House's formal statements on the matter, the move was widely seen as Obama's parting shot at Netanyahu, with whom the president repeatedly clashed throughout his tenure.
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That CNN would instantly go on the record was an unconventional move seen in the TV world as CNN's parting shot to a press secretary who had frequently derided the network.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Since Andy Murray's memory is as razor sharp as his service returns, he will not have forgotten the parting shot he received from Milos Raonic when they last played.
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I look forward to Senator Harris's continuing attentions — her parting shot was telling Zuckerberg and everyone else how subpar their answers to her 50 (!) written questions from a previous hearing were.
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President Obama's parting shot has done irreparable damage against America's strongest ally — the only true democracy in the Middle East — at a time when Israel needed American support more than ever.
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McConnell — not known for off-the-cuff chats with reporters — took a victory lap off the Senate floor to tout his party's chances and take a final parting shot at Blankenship.
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" And perhaps best of all, Danielle quoted Beyonce in a parting shot at her sister's estranged husband -- "To the left to the left everything you own in the box to the left.
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Putting new pressure on Israel could be seen as a vindictive parting shot by Obama at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the first official said, noting they have had a testy relationship.
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" But, finally, there's something of a parting shot ... "Many have told me that a meeting will never happen as this is not about truth or resolution but instead a narrative for you.
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David Shulkin, whom President Donald Trump fired as Veterans Affairs secretary, offered a parting shot in an op-ed for The New York Times — warning that privatizing the VA could hurt veterans.
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" After refusing to engage in much discussion with the driver about the reduction in pay, Kalanick finishes with an ugly parting shot: "Some people don't like to take responsibility for their own shit.
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Former Maryland congressman John Delaney announced an end to his presidential campaign on Friday, and on his way out the door, he took a parting shot at Bernie Sanders and the Democratic left.
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A day after Trump announced he would replace Mattis two months earlier than expected, the president took a parting shot at the Pentagon chief, who resigned last week over policy differences with Trump.
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In fact, it has been noted in the press that Mr. Fabius's parting shot at the United States may have been an attempt to deflect criticism of France's own diplomatic failures in the region.
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The measure, a parting shot for Bavarian Premier Horst Seehofer, who on Wednesday takes up post in Berlin as federal interior minister, reflects growing concern over Chinese investors' stake-building in prominent European companies.
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She repaired herself, then followed us as we tried to leave quietly – her parting shot was to stare at my chest and say, 'Well, I guess I know what I was missing all along!
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And both were sweet enough that I could have skipped dessert—but the espresso-chocolate tart with a tiny glass of Vietnamese coffee, appealingly viscous with condensed milk, made for a lovely parting shot.
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Instead, as his Democratic colleagues looked on, he took a parting shot at President Trump and Roy S. Moore, the Republican candidate for Senate in Alabama; both have also been accused of sexual misconduct.
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Over 21975 years after production stopped, audiences can finally partake of Welles's parting shot — a strangely appropriate coda to a career in which his genius was continually compromised by troubled productions and studio battles.
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Harvey Weinstein pled his case for getting a second chance in Hollywood on his way out of town -- but he also seemed to take a parting shot at the celebs who've been bashing him.
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In a clear parting shot to Netanyahu and his backing of the continued growth of Israeli settlements that most of the world considers illegal under international law, the U.S. abstained from the Friday vote.
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After knocking back the poisoned wine Jaime offers her (+20 Olenna, +25 Jaime), she delivers the only parting shot befitting the Queen of Thorns: a steely eyed brag about murdering Joffrey back in season 4.
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The betrayal by Gove, whose parting shot was to say that "Boris cannot provide the leadership or build the team for the task ahead", stopped Johnson's march on Downing Street before it had even started.
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Yet the building clash between the President and the speaker -- which saw Trump storm out of White House talks with a parting shot of "Bye-bye" last week -- is more than a personal grudge match.
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President Obama revealed Thursday that four more detainees have been transferred out of the Guantanamo Bay detention facility as he took a parting shot at Congress for blocking his eight-year effort to close the prison.
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One last parting shot ... we're told Nicki believes Cardi's the one who's been made to look like a laughingstock after the shoe-throwing incident, especially after she walked away with a fat knot above her eye.
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MEXICO CITY — Mexico President Andrés Manuel López Obrador closed out 2019 with a parting shot at his predecessors, saying imprisoned drug kingpin Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán Loera had had the same power as the country's president.
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"Everyone is scrambling now to decipher Trump's intentions," Mr. Lipner said, "with the fear being that this may have been his parting shot before exiting the region completely and leaving U.S. allies to fend for themselves."
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Kid Rock's saying good riddance to his hometown restaurant because he's sick of people labeling him a racist -- due to his Oprah rant -- and he's taking a parting shot at Al Sharpton on his way out.
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The conservative Kent State University graduate who went viral for posing with a rifle on campus as a parting shot at the school's anti-gun policy posted a video that is sure to set off her detractors.
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CONSERVATIVE STUDENT'S PARTING SHOT AT COLLEGE'S ANTI-GUN POLICIES GOES VIRAL: 'COME AND TAKE IT' "I think it&aposs ironic these people are so scared of guns yet have no problem threatening someone who carries," Bennett said.
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As a parting shot, before he took to the stage, I ask Kowton whether this live set-up is going to be something he and Pev will perform again, or whether it was a Dekmantel one-off.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Outgoing British Prime Minister Theresa May issued a parting shot to opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn on Wednesday, using her final weekly parliamentary question session to suggest he follow her lead and quit his job.
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Right before leaving office in January, Obama took a parting shot at Beijing by bringing a case at the WTO against China's aluminum industry, arguing that the government was subsidizing it in violation of free trade rules.
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Mr. Cohen's cooperation served a dual purpose: It was a parting shot at the president and an opportunity for Mr. Cohen's lawyers, citing his assistance, to ask that the prosecutors petition the judge for a reduced sentence.
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In a parting shot, the analyst dispatched the Encore case file to the new unit with one last, forceful summary, laying out in 16 pages everything that the team found about suspected Saudi complicity in the plot.
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In June, a political tract Mr. Ananthamurthy wrote during the final stage of his life, the parting shot of a writer who devoted substantial time to warning of the dangers of Hindu nationalism, was published to widespread acclaim.
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But Mr. Tillerson got in what now feels like a parting shot on Monday, telling reporters that Russia was clearly to blame for the poisoning of a former spy in Britain, something the White House refused to do.
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Mr Obama's decision not to veto UN Security Council Resolution 234 (reiterating that the settlements are illegal and expressing concern that prospects for the two-state solution were being sabotaged by both sides) was a well-aimed parting shot.
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LONDON, July 24 (Reuters) - Outgoing British Prime Minister Theresa May issued a parting shot to opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn on Wednesday, using her final weekly parliamentary question session to suggest he follow her lead and quit his job.
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Mistry's parting shot, in a blistering 5-page letter written after he was ousted in a boardroom coup late on Monday, accused the company of failures of governance that he said had destroyed billions of dollars in shareholder value.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer, took a parting shot at his former boss - denouncing "xenophobia, injustice and lies" - before reporting to a U.S. federal prison on Monday to begin a three-year sentence.
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The betrayal by Gove, whose parting shot was to say that "Boris cannot provide the leadership or build the team for the task ahead", stopped Johnson's march on Downing Street in 2016, allowing May to win the top job.
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Mr. Meshal's parting shot is a new political document, released at a luxury hotel in Doha on Monday, that he is pitching as an attempt to pull Hamas from its isolation by presenting a friendlier face to the world.
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In a statement provided to VICE News, Jones said that "the beliefs and approach to leadership that have guided my career are inconsistent with what I saw and experienced at Uber," a public parting shot that's rare in Silicon Valley.
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OBAMA RELEASES MORE GITMO DETAINEES: President Obama revealed Thursday that four more detainees have been transferred out of the Guantanamo Bay detention facility as he took a parting shot at Congress for blocking his eight-year effort to close the prison.
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He took one parting shot at moderators Rachel Maddow and Chuck Todd and the network for technical difficulties, trolling them with a video with his own image appearing on stage as they fumbled with the audio and the debaters disappeared.
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This month's meeting will be Carney's last, however, and as he has been criticized in the past for making political comments regarding Brexit he may be reluctant for his parting shot to be voting for a reduction in Bank Rate.
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But as a parting shot it released the Navigator's source code, so that an alliance of volunteer developers could keep the browser alive—and fight the "borg", as Microsoft was called then, referring to a universe-conquering alien group from "Star Trek".
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The attack, which also included strikes by armed reaper drones flying from a base in Sicily, was a parting shot from President Obama at the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, and one of his final actions as commander in chief.
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But as Obama takes a parting shot at Russia with his latest actions, Putin has decided that some very conspicuous restraint is his best chance at starting off on the right foot with the most Russo-friendly president-elect in recent history.
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"It was a parting shot in defense of what the Obama administration and Secretary (of State John) Kerry believe to be the waning hopes of a two-state solution," Aaron David Miller, a former Middle East adviser to Democratic and Republican presidents, told CNN.
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Journalists came to interview the Señora from time to time, and would make some comment about the house as a parting shot on their way out, but Señora Lucy refused to let them have the last word and stood there arguing at the top of her voice.
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Napolitano added Mueller's comments also seemed like a "parting shot at his soon-to-be former boss," Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death MORE.
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He added a parting shot of venality as he prepared to leave Biarritz: Asked about next year's G7, he launched into a marketing pitch for the session to be held at his Doral resort in Florida where, he said, the acreage would provide lots of parking.
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They moved to Toronto in the late 1970s, but, fed up with the racial tensions she encountered there, they moved again, in 1980, this time to the United States, with Ms. Mukherjee firing a parting shot in a blistering essay, "An Invisible Woman," published in the magazine Saturday Night.
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What the gif above doesn't capture is his parting shot, when he finally heads off in a different direction to the Google street view camera: Let's go in for that all-important zoom: Still turning to swear at the poor thing even when he's halfway across the road.
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The speaker's silent parting shot at the president on Tuesday night — a look of mild defiance as she ripped up the speech he had just delivered — turned overnight into yet another Washington Rorschach test, in which Republicans and Democrats look at the same image and walk away with the opposite conclusions.
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President Obama's decision to engineer passage of U.N. Security Council 2334 in the final weeks of his presidency wasn't a bid to revive the Israeli-Palestinian "peace process," a "parting shot" at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, or any of the other characterizations splashed across cable news chyrons over the weekend.
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C-SPAN Chairman Brian Lamb is retiring from the cable network he founded more than 40 years ago, and he's taking a parting shot at Washington, D.C. "Lying is the word that I would use to describe this town," Lamb told The Wall Street Journal in a recent interview about his retirement.
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Indeed, the exhibition's parting shot was how tragic it is for a ship that carried the bulk of Raffles' collection of Southeast Asian manuscripts to burn down, thus depriving us of valuable knowledge, without taking into consideration the loss that has been inflicted on the cultures from which these books were taken, often forcibly.
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" Trump's parting shot from Beijing was to double down on his critics that he was being too soft, tweeting, "I don't blame China, I blame the incompetence of past Admins for allowing China to take advantage of the U.S. on trade leading up to a point where the U.S. is losing $100's of billions.
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Clinton also brought up her eight years of experience serving as US senator for New York, including over the post 9/11 years, and added a parting shot at Sanders, who has been bashed for proposing a raft of policies that critics say he has no hope of achieving in the current political system.
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Of course, convincing those who profit from lead products to get the lead out has never been easy going in the U.S. RELATED STORIES FROM THE HILL: "Obama's parting shot against ammunition industry takes effect" The gasoline industry fought off regulation for decades by suggesting that, despite all the research to the contrary, lead was not a health risk.
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" Davis eventually throws a temper tantrum claiming she was robbed of an Oscar for her role in the 1950 film "All About Eve" (Judy Holliday won that year for "Born Yesterday"), leading to Crawford's parting shot as she storms back to her dressing room: "And it was Gloria Swanson who was robbed in 1950, not you, bitch!
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Al FrankenAlan (Al) Stuart FrankenNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Al Franken urges Trump to give new speech after shootings: 'Try to make it sound like you're sincere, even if you're not' MORE (D-Minn.) took a parting shot at the president in his resignation speech.
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When he stepped down, Franken took a parting shot at President Trump and former U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore saying, "I am leaving while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the Oval Office, and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls campaigns for the Senate with the full support of his party."
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That's Brooks on the left: Whatever your thoughts on the reemergence of the mullet—strangely coinciding with the return of the previously mulleted Jesse Cochrane/Katsopolis—his parting shot, is something that simply cannot be denied: "It's a process, you can't grow a great mullet in a day, can't win a Big Ten title in a day." h/t Reddit
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At worst, it was the cowardly move of a lame-duck politician who waited until there was absolutely zero political accountability before reversing his previously held position on vetoing anti-Israel Security Council resolutions (despite bipartisan calls from congressional leadership for him to stay the course) in order to take a symbolic parting shot at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and President-elect Donald Trump .
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Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE apparently could not resist taking one last parting shot at President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, even as he acknowledged that there is no evidence to support the Russia collusion theory.
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Al FrankenAlan (Al) Stuart FrankenNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Al Franken urges Trump to give new speech after shootings: 'Try to make it sound like you're sincere, even if you're not' MORE (D-Minn.) took a parting shot at President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and the rhetoric of the GOP on Wednesday as he delivered his final speech from the Senate floor.
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