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a fox news alert, u.s. launching at retaliatory air strike against houthi rebels. defense secretary austin remains in the hospital. rachel: we're two days a i way from the iowa caucuses and the winter storm isn't the only thing disrupting campaigns. rivera sam's response -- vivek ramaswamy's response to climate protesters at his event. pete: recent college grad goes viral claiming she was fired and then fired -- hired and fired after only six days of work. >> there's people in this room, a full room of people that said we're letting you go, sierra. i've been there for five days and i've learned literally nothing. pete: seems like a great employee. third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now.

will: good morning and glad to have you back here with a shot of myrtle beach and last week pete was giving me a hard time and game plan for every hour and gambler plan for the show and michael jordan elevate and decide i've got enough -- you compared me to michael jordan. pete: rachel, will compared himself to michael jordan and theine expanded and elevates and. co-s up. will: how do you come up with the amazing dunks and moves and i id i just elevate and then decide. whatever cops next, i don't know. we'll elevate then call. rachel: in the first hour he was complaining that he might be replaced by ai. now he's michael jordan. pete: now he's michael jordan. that's right.

that's right. humility was not on his list for 2024 resolutions. will: despite rick's best efforts. pete: rick tr trying and can't e him down a peg. you also said of michael jordan, you can't stop him. will: only hope to contain him. i brought this up to say i didn't have any small talk to carry us into this hour but check it out. we managed anyway. we talked about michael jordan. rachel: the michael jordan of "fox & friends" has a new show coming out. will: thank you so much. will: tomorrow, 12 eastern. pete: monday. will: monday, 12 eastern. rachel: we need the ai will. pete: michael jordan would have known when it started. will: the will cain podcast thee day as week going five day as week and streaming live on the foxnews digital website and

available in podcast form and call in as well. pete: fancy logo, congrats. very, very cool. in the meantime, rachel and i are also here. we're going to continue with "fox & friends" to the top story. the u.s. launching a new round of retaliatory strikes against iranian-backed houthi rebels in yemen overnight. rachel: this decision to strike coming as defense secretary lloyd austin remains hospitalized this morning. will: alexandria hoff is live with the details this morning. >> good morning. military officials confirm that houthis launch a ballistic missile into shipping lanes that the u.s. and uk and other nations took to deter the continued assaults and brings the total number to 29 attacks by houthis on shipping vessels since november 19th. defense officials say the latest antiship missile firing did not

hit any ships. yesterday, the u.s. this was directed by the president and was signed off by defense secretary lloyd austin that remains in the care of walter reed military hospital and the stay was initially kept secret from the president and top defense officials in congress. >> as we approach the hour where we knew we'd launch the strikes and he was fully engaged from the hospital bed. the president made clear that secretary austin is his defense secretary and will remain his defense secretary. >> gop house members want serious questions answered and a letter to secretary austin reads your critical role in protecting the nation as secretary of defense and it's deeply

concerning you kept your extended hospital stay a secret from the president and other senior national security officials. hear's the president yesterday responding to the issue. listen. >> i do. >> saying yes there. the president is after a stop in allen town, pennsylvania. houthis are a terrorist group and he thinks they are but feels that designating them as one is irrelevant. rachel: if it was so irrelevant, why did he take them off the terrorist list if it's irrelevant? pete: it's a big priority for them to take him off. rachel: by the way, secretary austin saying there shall there you saw the president say it's a lapse of judgment. secretary austin saying he not telling the commander in chief he was in the hospital undergoing surgery and recovering was not optimal. i hate these words and hate

people that don't puerto rico speak frankly. you know that about me. it bugs me. just say i was wrong and why can't joe biden say that was wrong. and i'm going to make sure that doesn't happen again. pete: that requiresabilityability and you can lose a war and go a wall for commander in chief and everything is fine. you're still in the hospital and didn't disclose the full extent of what you're up against and we're lobbing missiles into yemen who we're not at war with and hitting facilities where no one is at and maybe taking out drones and doing nothing meaningful for the houthi rebels and soleimani and not deterring the strikes and they then continue. rachel: and it's causing inflation and we had bobby unanue on from goya and shipping instability in the world is causing prices to go up for

companies like his. that of course gets passed off to the person people we're feeling it. will: it's schizophrenoand i can taking houthis off the terrorist list and striking the houthis and placing them back on the terrorist list and air strikes across syria and iraq in response to those that are striking america now we're doing this in yemen. all without a congressional declaration of war and at one time was a predicate for military united states and it's quaint and everything is authorized under the national defense authorization act. rachel: shame on congress for that and not being jealous of their own power. pete: we don't know who to charge and tell me the strategy and who's making the calls because it ain't joe. it wasn't austin. who was it? rachel: it's obama. pete: who knows. will, we'll try to get to the bottom of that one. by the way, thankfully the gears

are in motion for an election that could change who's in charge and what the strategy is, and that path goes through iowa. in two days, iowa will be going to the caucuses for republicans to have the first opportunity to choose who that candidate might be for the republicans and, will, first time caucus goers from iowa on the show earlier kind of giving us a speak peek of what they're think -- sneak peek what they're thinking about. here's what they said. >> i feel stronger than ever for my support for donald trump and with the fact that the democrats are going after him for bogus charges and i think he's a stronger candidate than he was in 2016. >> i haven't made up my mind and there's still two days till the iowa caucuses and i've got about three candidates i've norrowed it down to -- narrowed it down to but not letting the candidates off the hook till tuesday night. >> i saw donald trump and governor desantis in action, not

as much as president trump but he's done great things for the state of florida but i'm with mary that i convenient made up my mind yet. will: with the interview, it was twofold and basically who they eliminated from consideration. for two they were still open at least nominally open between basically desantis and trump. one of the young ladies had eliminated nikki haley and one of the young ladies eliminated vivek ramaswamy from their own consideration and leads to my second take away and they all answered we expect no surprises and in the end, they all probably even individually supported donald trump. rachel: yeah. it's very interesting and i was surprised one of them said also that she was very inte interestn vivek and young and his message was appealing and we had an interesting discussion in the show here at the coach about vivek because, yeah, vivek is not -- he's at 6%. there's no way. he says he'll have a surprise and there's no way he'll win

this. clearly vivek is staying in the race and making another play. i think he has a really bright future. one of the things we talked about as well is just awe quick he is on his feet and he gets to the heart of the mutineer a smart and articulate way and climate protesters interrupted him and listen to his response.. [ chanting ]. >> they got to make their point and now we continue the discussion. i want to say a word about what's going on in the country right now. here's what's going on. you think there's a group of people against what i'm saying, they're not. they don't know what they believe. what's going on in this country

is we have a generation that's lost. that is hungry for a cause, hungry for purpose and meaning and identity. when you have a vacuum that runs that deep, that is when the poison fills the void actually. you can pick your favorite one, wokism, transgenderrism, climatism, covidism. these are symptoms of a deeper void of purpose and meaning. there's an expression that goes if you have a hole the size of god in your heart and god does not fill it, something else will instead. pete: that's exactly right he's talking about root causes of angst and in this case climate protester who is have said the planet is on fire. i love when vivek goes, no, the planet is not on fire. rachel: in the middle of a blizzard in iowa and the climatg stuff is not working. pete: he's right. rachel: he's absolutely right. climatism is like a new religion but again, getting even deeper to the root talking about

spiritual cry su crisis but alss driving this idea that the idea that's gripped gen z, millennials and now the alpha generation. these children have been indoctrinated since preschool on climate. pete: the alpha generation and new name for the youngest kids. rachel: they're live nine. pete: stopped and apparently decided to go back to a. will: as one would. you go from z. rachel: that's exactly right and go back around. these kids are indoctrinated and believe this whole heartedly and he talked about also this hole that we have in our soul that only god can fill. so many of these kids are growing up in the secular culture and what's filling them are these ideas that are generating from this global mentality about, you know, wokism and climate and all so susceptible to covid and all the

mandates having freedom removed and time magazine had a headline of an article and this is the headline. is democracy good for climate change? like that's so laughable to general x and our generation. but to these kids who believe this, what's scary is that's not a crazy headline. will: it should also reveal the fraud that's this defensive democracy. rachel: of course. will: the song they sing today. pete: it's their vehicle. will: the song they sing tomorrow is something that advances climate change. bobby lawrence jones having breakfast with friends at the horizon family restaurant in sioux city, iowa. pete: be there, horizon family restaurant. will: on the weekend. pete: sioux city, iowa, on the weekend. lj in the morning. rachel: always great to have lj there in the morning. pete: turning to headlines.

rachel: how about lj with your oj? pete: i like that. lj with your oj in the morning. will: too much for me. will: two people dead after a bright line train crashed into a car yesterday and the car was dragged more than 200 yards and happening dais after another person was killed and three others hurt when a different bright line train crashed into a different suv at a different location and both incidents are under investigation. justice department renewing their supreme court push against texas after the state's national guard seized a park near the southern border. the doj is accusing a lone star state of blocking border patrol from entering, but the state's military says their presence is necessary to curb crossings at border hot spot. the current posture is to prepare for future illegal immigrant surges and restrict access to organizations that

perpetuate illegal immigrant crossings in the park and greater park area. >> your reputation proceeds you. >> have to admit, i wasn't expecting an invitation back. >> called to orders, maverick. pete: top gun 3 is reportedly in the works and paramount asked some of the former crew from top gun maverick to write and direct the film according to reports and expected to feature star actors tom cruise and miles teller. this follows success of 2022 film that grossed nearly $1.5 billion. those are your headlines. do you think in like ten years, the top gun franchise will continue on but without tom cruise? will: that's probably inevitable; right? pete: fine the next young all american. will: miles teller. they got him. just ride it on pete: okay.

we'll see. if they don't woke it up and mess it up. it was so successful because they went for the most part fast ball down the middle, love america. big jets blowing things up. and america loved it. can you stick to that? or are you going to go over here to some weird -- they kind of made it a nebulous enemy. rachel: i know, make it the chinese or whatever. made it nebulous. fine, i can deal with that. at least it was ragaini ragaini go america. see if they can do it again. rachel: did you think the first top gun was better than the second? pete: just because it was the original but the second was a great movie. really enjoyed it. rachel: the first one was so much better and the love story was so much better and something for everybody. will: anything new that you've liked better than something old? rachel: yeah, probably. let me think about that and i'll get back to you. we're going to move on. i'm still thinking.

i'm buffering. coming up, taiwan elected new president as old tensions with china re-high. more on that ahead. pete: tune into one nation with brian kilmeade tonight. james trusty and james rosenburg and morgan ortegus all on -- morgan ortagus all on deck. that's tonight eastern. a little blurry vision can distort things. and something serious may be behind those itchy eyes. up to 50% of people with graves' could develop a different condition called thyroid eye disease,

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will: does this election represent that the vast majority of people in taiwan value their independence. dependence? >> good morning. first of all, i want to congratulate taiwan for having another successful election and shows taiwan's democracy is healthy and well functioned and, yes, before the election communist china gave warning ands don't want dpps elected and now taiwan needs to move to the front and overwhelming race that shows that the taiwaneese firmly reject their separate political trajectory from beijing. this is tremendous. pete: helen, how will china

respond? that's got implications for our country. what does this mean? jowski this can mean several different thins. >> immediately the chinese government probably not going to invade taiwan immediately because the president xi currently faces several serious domestic challenges in the economy that's faltering and he has to deal with serious corruptions within the chinese military and so the military's fighting power that's questionable. it's very likely that chinese government is not going to do anything too crazy immediately, but what they're likely to do is they're going to continue military intimidation basically like sending fighter jets into taiwan's south declared air zones on a daily basis and continue to combat the military drills and probably impose the

military zones and regardless who in taiwan is elected and the communist china wants to take over control of taiwan. taiwan cannot have long lasting peace with china. rachel: what china is doing in our country domestically as well as the international situation and how concerned are you with what we're seeing in just american foreign policy in general with the chaos we're seeing and the number of wars that were involved in via proxy should china try to invade taiwan. >> thank you, rachel. this is a major concern and there's several concerns that are supported to ukraine and has depleted our military ammunitions as well as weapons

and not fast enough and it's the global organization and they've not had the urgency to ramp up the military manufacturing and that's one concern and the second concern is we know from president reid and peace comes with strength and the current administration believes in demonstrating weakness and as we've seen from it what happens in the middle east as well as ukraine and russia. when you demonstrate weakness, you invite aggression. so xi already, china's xi already has the military capacity to invade taiwan and he's been provoking taiwan constantly, and that's a reflection on the american weakness and we really should think about our national interest to make a case about how can we protect our friends as well as our national interests. will: helen, thank you for being with us this morning.

we enjoyed the conversation. rachel: thank you, helen. still ahead, from fighter pilot to pageant queen, meet the active duty air force officer competing for miss america. pete: plus, former president trump making in announcement during a fox news exclusive town hall this week. >> who would be in the running for vice president? >> i can't tell you that really. i know who it's going to be. >> give us a hint. >> we'll do another show some time. will: so, who could it be? pete and i will go off the wall, next. (♪) your ancestry is so much more than names and dates. (♪) c'mon! it's the story of your family - then and now. a story that made your name mean something. a story you're still writing. so discover your heritage.

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the running for vice president? >> i can't tell you that really. i mean, i know who it's going to be. >> give us a hint. >> we'll do another show sometime. >> what about any of the people you have run against, would you be open to mending fence withs any of them? >> oh, sure, i will. i will. will: former president trump said he's already locked in on his pick for vice president. pete: who could it be? we'll go off the wall to examine some of the contenders. wrap up the nomination first so we're not presuming that but he's way ahead in iowa and new hampshire. let's say it plays out like the polls are playing out right now and it is donald trump, we've got guesses here but man, it's wide open. will: one of the thins to think about what we go through some of the napes, pete, is why you pick a vice president issue candidate. i would say to you it's not about who you like or dislike in as in i don't think they're estimating who the voters like or dislike and what do you bring to the table transactionally and

do you believe a state? pete: traditionally that's what do you bring on the electoral map and with donald trump, it's a lot different than that. how do they jive or connect? is it someone that maybe softens some edges or brings in different appeals and joe biden said it's going to be a black female. will: for him. pete: yeah, vice presidents are picked. will: some of the names people are talking about. south dakota governor kristi noem. she's in a solid red state and donald trump doesn't need kristi noem to deliver south dakota. it's going to go republican either way. to your point, pete, who can work with donald trump? who's in somewhat of alignment? she does seem to be on many of the issues. pete: a lot will come down to interpersonal like how have their interactions been? does he feel comfortable with her? will she carry the agene data committee?

all the way up till january 6, mike pence did that very well. and then to elise stefanik and her star has risen largely in many ways because of her defense of donald trump and we know from team trump they like that a lot. will: yeah, she addressed this on "fox & friends". >> wee speak frequently. i've said for a year now, brian, i'm proud to be the first member of congress to have endorsed president trump for reelection, the first. i would be honored to serve in a trump administration in any capacity. will: pete, i thiothece very come probable to kristi noem because of same thing and alignment on policies and doesn't deliver a state. kristi noem, in a state that's going to go red, elise stefanik in a state that's going to go blue. pete: some said played to the camera and played to donald trump and that's in nice contention and then this guy in the presidential contention, dropped out and really never

took on donald trump and was friendly to him in the contest and therefore is a likely con tepider. will: he's interesting to watch and mike pence was the perfect presidential running mate for donald trump and many ways he stood by donald trump for so long and helped execute the job. i could actually until of course the falling out at the end, i could see tim scott serving a similar purpose. pete: true, the real premise of pence in the beginning of 2015 was to convince conservative that trump was conservative and pence was known to be a reliable conservative and they didn't know why trump stood and he helped bolster that in perspective. will: lee zeldin ran for governor of new york and impressive run against kathy hochul. pete: if there's reasons he was on the list and doing media training with team tram and could be as a surrogate or for something bigger. i think that would surprise me a

bit and then here's the other thing with this theme right here. if donald trump wins and serving a second term and that means the minute he's in office, if you have a candidate waiting in the wings, you could become a lame duck on day one and not running for reelection and if you bring in somebody that's the air apparent, the conversation could become about a 2028 candidacy. but not with someone like a full tulsi gabbard and former democrat and ran for president and left the democrat party but could, you know, anti-woke, is pro restraint on defense, military veteran, could sort of die lute some of her -- dilute some of the former left wing views on other places and mike an interesting pick. will: former views used against her and i don't think vice president is swing elections but for that transactional value. i don't think anybody votes

because they like the vice presidential candidate and therefore i'll vote for the person. maybe argue there's more downside and argue sara palin cost john mccain. i don't know. but it's usually just about what do you deliver me transactionally or to your point today, how do they work with me. pete: independent voters work. name the last three real quick because we're out of time. nikki haley seems unlikely considering how often they've gone at each other and a lot of people in trump world said if she's the vp, they might jump too. this is interesting, will. will: vivek ramaswamy, obviously the con and we're focusing on the cons and it's actually, i think it's hard to see how many of these people fit the bill. for me i personally don't see, i see the cons highlighted on each one going around this and political experience and that might not be a con. i don't know about vice president.

pete: he's talked about america first and got kari lake and has been running for senate and right by the president's side doing a lot of events with him. will: the truth is two different types of conditions and mike pence blocking that attack. kamala harris, nothing. i'm serious. what do you want or need? pete: all depends on what donald trump is looking for. he knows where the bodies are buried and what he wants to do. who will stand there with him? interesting. will: coming up, campaign blizzard and gop candidates forced to slow down in iowa two days before the nation's first caucuses and we're tracking the severe winter storm. pete: this active duty air force pilot wants to be your next miss america. she'll join us live. ♪

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rachel: a winter storm pummeling the midwest and plains causing flightmares and power outages. will: iowa getting hit hard days

before the states caucuses. pete: rick reichmuth has the forecast. rick: i'm out here with the weather and can you believe this weather? >> i'm out in a sweatshirt and it's unbelievable because normally it's in the teens and i'm here every january. rick: part of the issue is across the airports and delays and pretty significant around chicago and very windy and cold air is moving in right now and behind the storm and brought snow and rain and snow and 12% of the flights in the airport were delayed today and you feel like you're 13 in chicago and look at des moines by the way, that is where it's going to be by tonight feeling like minus 40 something by midnight and feeling like minus 16 in chicago. the cold air really spills in behind this storm and this is what monday looks like for those headed out and these are high

temperatures. des moines 0 for a high and fort dodge minus 4 and sioux city minus 3 and get the idea it's going to be feeling like minus 20 to minus 30, be careful. by the way, next storm beginning to develop in the southern plains and snow across oklahoma and kansas and arkansas into missouri and sunday night into monday and nice storm developing across parts of texas and louisiana. guys, back to you inside. rachel: all right, thank you, rick. all right, this air force pilot has miss america crown on her radar. will: miss colorado will make history this weekend as first active duty air force officer to compete in the mis-america pageant. pete: ahead of the big showcase, miss colorado, madison marsh, joins us now. madison, thanks for being here. s i've known a lot of people on active duty. i've never known a fighter pilot who's also vying for the miss

america crown. is the military cool with this? they must be. >> they've been so supportive. so those clips of me in the fighter plane, i was not the pilot. i had an amazing f16 pilot up front who's a female and i'm a pilot select right now and graduated from the air force academy and everyone has been so, so excited to get to have me here. will: pete, would you read madison's -- pete: yeah, in addition to all of this stuff, you're a national true man scholar and eight times dean's list at air force and three types super-intent's list and national roads finalist and certified private pilot and black belt in taekwondo and graduate of kennedy school of harvard. will: how do first dates go? rachel: right. will: underachiever. that's intimidating and take madison out and you have nothing. you have nothing to brag about where madison.

and in addition to that i assume there's a talent on dis-lay because this is miss america and getting up on stage, looks like you sing. >> so i do basically a monologue. it's called a her story at the miss america opportunity and i give a speech on my very first solo flight at age of 16. because i started flying around 15 and that's whenever i kind of fell in love with the air force academy and the idea of serving and i walk through what that flight looks like and some of the things that went wrong and how they relate to me today as a leader and officer and how that goes into pageantry as well and it's a bit of a nonconventional talent. will: interesting. rachel: competing in miss america, you have to be on your toes and they ask you questionss and don't know what it's going to b. i'm going to try this out for you. what is a woman? >> you know, serving to me, being a woman in the military is all what you make of it. for me, that's been being able to do both.

that means representing my mom who i lost to pancreatic cancer and living through her life because i get to live even though she doesn't so that means for me being a leader in the military, being a leader in pageantry and breaking stereotypes all around the world and you as a woman have to gynothat for yourself, and i feel so excited and comfortable in my role as miss colorado and second lieutenant marsh. rachel: bravo. will: best of luck lieutenant marsh. first active duty officer competing in miss america. good luck. rachel: we're rooting for you. >> thank you so much. thank you for having me on this morning. pete: you got it. rachel: thanks so much. wow, she's super impressive lady. very impressive. all right, well, coming up, my pop culture roundup hired and fire #-d a recent college grad goes viral for claiming she was let go after just six days on the job.

job me meghan markle suiting up and j gen z dressing like mob wives and somebody else very impressive, jimmy failla is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> there's people in this room, a full room of people looking at me saying we're letting you go, sierra. i've been there for five days and learned literally nothing! rachel: okay. it's time for another pop culture roundup and this week we have the one and only jimmy failla and recent college graduate and saw her video going viral on tiktok claiming she's been hired for less than a week being on the job. jimmy what, do you make of this? >> i'm shocked and watch the video and seems so emotionally stable. something about the way she just flies into hysterics over nothing makes me think she'd be so much fun in the office. a lot of workers think you show up to the job you want the first day and everything goes your way. they don't realize in order to succeed there's got to be part of an organization where it's not all about you.

that's a teachable moment. rachel: she wanted to be trained and no one trained her. >> i don't believe that. the people that go right to tiktok just want to be the center of everyone's attention. tiktok is a digital insane asylum and once you realize that's what it is, these videos make more sense. rachel: she's on the job market. that's what she said in the video. all right, christian rappers are speaking out against lil nas x music video and she's on the cross, lot of christian rappers saying this is sacrilege yous. >> i can go with you on that but i can't name any christian rappers. that being said, i think we're in this desperate spot right now for entertainers. madonna went through this in the 90s and 80s kind of traded on shock but can't be shocking anymore. it almost looks like you're just trying too hard and i am with the christian rappers and i'm going to google them after this

segment. rachel: on the video, there's all these different celebrities making their way into heaven. obama, oprah. those two. that might be the most controversial one. >> i can't weigh in on that because i'm definitely not getting into heaven. i'm not going straight to hell, there's going to be a debate. unless i tip the right bouncer, i have a real dicey after life. rachel: i'm praying for you. meghan markle skips the suits reunion and the golden globes and all the suits stars are there and it's popular and she doesn't go. did she not go because she thinks he's outbetter now. she's a princess. >> she's nuts. she wanted to be bigger than the royal family. do you think she feels like she fits in on the usa network? this to me is promising because i assumed if they had a suits reunion, it would be behind the counter at wendy's. okay these are not the biggest stars in the world, but that's

part of her thing. she thinks she's a huge deal. rachel: yeah, i thought it was really rude, but all right. that's kind of her thing. all right, gen z is the newest fashion obsession and so interesting because of tiktok. again you said what you said about tiktok. now esthetic among the young people is mob wife chic. wearing chains and high heels and fur coats and sunglasses of course. what do you make of this new look? >> again, i think it's a little ridiculous for them and i am throwing rocks out of a glass house considering the way i dress at night on tv. rachel: are you going to wear furs no that you're a big star on your own show. >> fox news tonight i'm busting out a new jacket for my figure skater and not quite a mob wife but i look like the know the agent of their supporting event and their husband fixed. rachel: i like this kind of look. it's kinder of fun. all right, jimmy, you've got a new show. talk about it.

>> fox news saturday night with jimmy kicks off at 10:00. it's a cable news keg party. if you're a liberal, you like the show because comedy doesn't have have party, it is a party. we're going wall to wall special. just jokes streaming on fox nation right now. if one of you were to watch it, you'd double my ratings. rachel: i want to say this because this is from the heart, all this great stuff that's happening to you could not have happened to a better person. i've known jimmy a long time, i love him. he's one of my closest friends at the necessary work. >> bring it in. my god. rachel: i love you. >> oh, man, thank you. rachel: watch, watch, watch. big final hour on "fox & friends". stay with us. ♪

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