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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ oh there's nothing that i wouldn't do ♪ ♪ go to the ends of the earth for you ♪ ♪ to make you feel my love ♪ ♪ to make you feel my love ♪ ♪ to make you feel my love ♪ ♪ [applause] >> absolutely beautiful.

natalie grant performing make you feel my love with her husband bernie on the piano and kick and friends concert series get a full performance later this hour with natalie that's coming up around 8:50 eastern time. and guys not only was that an awesome performance beautiful vocals primary and backup i told the ladies in commercial break, that song always reminds me adele once went to adele impersonation contest in disguise this song she song and all ladies pretending to be her and they recognized the voice like that's the real one it is such a great song what a fabulous job they did. rachel: natalie grant she's a rock star in my mind and the life goals seeing her husband on the piano and gorgeous daughters seaning backup for her and her saying make you feel my love you know she's sing that to those girls so --

i just love it. pete: i wasn't sure if that was her family but the fact that it is makes it that much cooler and i'm glad faith and friends concert series back and kicking off this sunday natalie grant so well done jealous you have front row seat to a concert and later in the hour when she performing again. guy: let's bring in our friend and colleague fox news sunday anchor shannon bream is here shannon great to see you as always. >> you too guy, and rachel, and pete -- you're all spread out everywhere. but i'm glad we can be together. guy: absolutely. rachel: you're probably loving that from natalie grant as well. >> i would love for you to ask her first of all i'm a huge fan of hers there's long been a rumor she cowrote a song with senator now late orrin hatch

love to know if that is true. glam i'm on that beat for you i got you. guy: when shannon says to ask the question you ask the question. we're curious. rachel: as you know trump has been in courts, this has been a -- a crazy ruling by this judge. you know our own jonathon turley talk about in a little bit saying we've never seen anything like this last night donald trump was in michigan at a rally shannon and he was talking about how what atrocity this ruling was. i want you toen will to what he had to say and i want to come on the other side to talk about some of not just what's happening to him but the political implications greater implications for the race itself on this ruling. listen. it's a horrible thing in place you're talking about democracy this is a real threat to democracy. and restoring fair, equal and impartial justice in america we have to have that. because we don'ts have that now.

the decision yesterday in new york you may have read about it. crooked judge, crooked judge -- he's a crooked judge. [booing] by a radical left wing judge lawless unconstitutional atrocity that sets fire to or laws by no one has ever seen in this country before. rachel: shannon we've talked all weekend about how there was no one hurt in this. he paid the loan back, banks were happy. this was clearly -- a crazy lawsuit to begin with and, of course, what he has to pay just makes no sense given that no one was harmed. but i'm curious what you think about the fact the people in the crowd, the voters out in america are seeing this beyond donald trump. that is there -- is this the next greatest example of the two tiered justice system and how much is that part of what people will be voting on in the next presidential election? >> yeah. all of that. possibly under consideration.

i asked a friend of mine who host a big -- radio colin show about this right after the verdict he said people are scared. they're afraid that if you hold a certain view point they see how people are treated in their minds there's a two-tier two track system that handles differently. i have to think on appeal as, you know, esteemed colleague and friend turley do on appeal there will be some shaving down -- i think of this verdict because it is so large as you said, there wasn't a single complaint there's nobody who was a verdict and they wanted to continue to do business with donald trump. so you've got to think, you know, there's the appellate level and court of appeals in new york that at some point they may say even if selfishly for the business environment in new york, yeah we can't have this verdict out there because -- anybody who is, you know, center or right is going to starts to think twice about doing business

in network and whether it may cost them because of their politics. >> yes. shannon he was treated -- the victims were treated so poorly they want to continue doing business -- it is a great point by the way you invoked jonathon turley name a op-ed in the hill talking about this verdict. here's a portion of what jonathon turley said he said having campaigned on bagging donald trump on any basis, james, letitia james turned law into a virtual license to hunt him down along with his family and associates. and proved the judge proved perfect judge and size of the damage is grotesque and shocked on appeal even if the democrat appointed judges on new york court of appeals were to ignore obvious inequity and fairness united states supreme court could intervene how long would that take appeals process and how lookly would something like this actually go to the supreme court? >> it is possible but not before the election. i mean, that's highly improbable because it has to work through the court system a couple of

more levels before what would be possibly ready for an appeal to the supreme court. as you know they pick and choose which cases they take but i suspect it would be well beyond november election before it would get there. keep in mind you guys have read through this saying there are pages and pages talking about -- how president trump was combative and went on tirades from witness stand. remember this wasn't a constant camera feed a stream in this particular hearing like with williser a her hearing down there with headlines saying she came out laser focused and fought back for the truth so you know again people will wonder why the press characterizes these two so drchghtly if they were both standing and pushing back and saying you're not using accurate facts those kinds of things even coverage two of the different events has given people some pause this week. >> shannon a very busy week in politics. what do you have on tap for fox news sunday? dmnchts senator michael bennet with us from colorado and tim scott senator from south carolina, of course, that next

big primary showdown happens. and we have got governor sununu with us russia, israel campaign and brand new fox polls with our panel and john turley will join us for a legal panel too. >> all right thank you so much shannon. pete: great to e sou you shannon. rachel: meanwhile thousands of fans are waiting for the daytona 500 to kick off today. they're hoping that the rain is not going to dampen their good mood. guy: brandy campbell live at daytona international speedway with more on this. hey, brandy. >> good morning guys right now we have light rain ahead of what is supposed to be or is the super bowl of nascar and it has the largest purse in motor sports history but with the rain we're expecting today -- the chances of the daytona 500 happening are slim. according to our fox forecast center they're saying likely not a chance around 2:30 p.m. when

the race is set to starts we're expecting a downpour and rain will continue throughout the day until monday morning. the president of the daytona international speedway spoke with "fox & friends" earlier regarding today's race. >> listen, we have been eyes wide open to the weather all week. we've been meeting almost every two hours all week and just looking at what possible scenarios could be. and then we just start working in reverse. >> all right and a nascar rep told me to run the race today they would need a woangd without rain long enough for two to three hours to dry the track and three to four hours to race also told me they're optimistic and want to puts on a show but they don't want people driving here in unsafe conditions. for fans if it is postpone for monday and tickets in the grand stand they can use their ticket for another day -- at future nascar races including

those at other venues hopefully another update soon on what will happen for today's daytona 500. back to you. guy: that's a big dry window they're needing so i guess we shall see and reminder that fox weather is your winter storm headquarters. go to fox weather.tv to find out how to stream live always on always free. let's look at headlines here. a firefighter killed in a massive house explosion in virginia friday -- well that individual has been identified. trevor brown was a volunteer firefighter with loudon county fire and rescue there since 2016 awful -- four of the 11 first responders who were hurt in that blast still in the hospital. authorities were investigating a possible gas leak when the house blew up. the cause of that explosion is still under investigation. heartbreaking photos -- meanwhile show groups of unaccompany migrant children encountered at our southern border this week and national

council brandon judge was here earlier talking about ongoing humanitarian crisis. >> there's nothing more disheartening for border patrol agent than to encounter unaccompany children these are neglected they're not fed very well and when they come into our custody then we have to see that and we have to deal with it and it is heartbreaking. guy: so far, more than 46,000 unaccompany migrant children have been enered by bcvp since october one that's enough to fill jam jam-pack a baseball stadium. rachel: that's not counting 80,000 that we've lost track of unbelievable. guy: all of the got aways as well. then the future is bright for breakfast a new report says, the breakfast food market is projected to grow by 125 billion dollars through 2027 and north america is driving sales with eggs, bacon, and more breakfast staples being the top choices among consumers.

i like the education and bacon part that have personally. rachel: i just ordered you an egg, cheese and jalapeno sandwich about to be here in about ten minutes. guy: for me -- rachel: that is "fox & friends" treatment. guy: i was jealous -- i was i did i may have said thing like looking like i'm coveting her sandwich and then you got me one. rachel: it is on its way right now. so breakfast i guess is on the rise here i don't know what -- what is this a new trend everyone wants breakfast now because eggs are back or what -- guy: like my hottest take that i know people get mad at me about nervous to say it i can't stand waffles, pancakes, french toast any of that no thank you. i like savory breakfast and if it is sweet how about fresh fruit. that's just me -- i hear that pete has a big spread down at daytona that might put this here to shame.

what are you experiencing oh, my gosh look at this. rachel: with the macklemores you have a big spread. pete: you like savory you should be here try the french toast at the laguardia airport that is separate they are here with us at daytona you've been here for days cooking it up. >> we've been here since wednesday and ready to watch a race and no better way than with great race day food. we have a brisket wonder bread is supplying us we have brisket a john will show you on that grill. >> so the key to making this is on friday we smoked 12 found brisket for 15 hours on the new ignite and then we've actually toasted the buns on the quick sere plate and hand it over so a 15-hour smoked brisket we have

got the but butt in the pork bu. that grill has been amazing but this little guy here pete this is the portable grill. there's no better way to grill than end to end field with master grill because it is charcoal all of the great work and this is your sandwich so this is off the chain. >> so good. so you've got your hogie white lain barbecue slice up a brisket a slice of that on there. going to put jalapeno banana peppers a little lettuce. and then take that -- pork shoulder yeah if you wrap it in lettuce right it is healthy. >> that is a pete hegseth sandwich for everybody. >> if you hold his microphone so

that -- >> oh, that is -- this is daytona -- >> will, rachel eat your hearts out. oh. so -- the way that we've made this john you hold this for me. this is your professional job we're superexcited gathering grill new book. macklemore boys on me sale go to amazon this baby here has been a labor of love. 50 years in the making -- john and i are father and son duo on family -- what is it founding family of second and master built making it happen cooking since wednesday got here cooking thursday and friday smoked that all day long wonder bread for the hoagie sandwiches and pete

went silent on us we're talking -- >> going to host the rest of the show. rachel: going to say you just eat, pete we're going to -- >> thank you we love and miss you all. >> you're not a -- >> gatsering grill check it out love you all. rachel: you're not allowed to make food that i can't access -- it is just too much. guy: jealousy is spiking in the studio right now and pete is like take my microphone it is dripping out of his mouth he's loving. rachel: don't move nascar great petty and his son will honor legendary family with a one of a kind tribute. guy: a new york judge massive civil ruling against former donald trump could have big implications. for business in the empire state including kevin o'leary calling shocking move down right unamerican and he'll explain why, next.

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atrocity. it is a sham case. there were no victims no default no damages no complaingts, no nothing there was nothing. >> former president trump slamming the judge who fined him more than $350 million in that new york civil suit. he's far from the only one questioning the merits of that case. our next guest says that it might spur a mass exodus, business wise from the empire state let's bring in o'leary chairman, and shark tank investor kevin o'leary all roads have brought us to mr. wonderful this morning it is good to see you sir thanks for joining us. >> happy to be here. thank you. guy: all right so part of the judgment here it is not just the dollar amount donald trump is barred from operating business in new york for three years. one of my questions is all right let's say this all stands three years down the line why on earth would he want to come back here to do business after this? >> well this case really suspect just about donald trump this is assault on the 11th sector the s&p 500 which is real estate.

step back, and think about what this means for the state of new york. development of real estate creates millions of jobs in america and once the buildings are stabilized and rented out or -- used for commercial real estate whatever -- they generate cash flow and they're putting to reach and you and i invest in those retirees invest in them that's how they get income. that's why it became the 11th sector of the s&p it is so important to the american economy very few sectors generate as much cash as this does and if you're a developer you're the -- entrepreneur, you go to a bank, and you say look it to borrow $200 million to build a building and what assets do you have to secure this loan against and you point to a building you built before, and you haggle and argue about the value of that building. this goes on in every city on earth. that's how real estate developers who are entrepreneurs that take risk borrow money. that's exactly what happened here. now, all of a sudden after this

is built successfully and finished, for some reason this judge takes it upon himself to fine this developer forget that it is trump this is not about trump anymore. if you're a developer and see this happen in the state of new york, why would you take the risk to put up this much money and have a judge arbitrarily decide you're in some form of breach or fraud and no damages occurred at all and this is the same process that occurs everywhere. this is about the competition of states. e thought before this judgment that number one loser state in america was california which is baskly putting itself out of business slowly and surely. but after this judgment i'm going make new york number one loser state followed by california and then massachusetts, new jersey, michigan, these are places where taxes are not competitive. delaware, for example is now on loser state list because it is unstable policy on the elon musk decision you don't have to put your money into places where

this kind of thing happens. each of us as investors we vote with our capital. why punish a great state because it doesn't happen to be on the east or west coast? i say go to florida. go to texas -- go to north dakota, oklahoma, west virginia, these are winner states. why go to a loser state like new york? guy: i think a lot of people are doing with their businesses and families as well. kechi we were quoting yesterday associated press could not find another case like this in 70 years. under this law, the application of this law in new york have you ever seen anything like we just witnessed from this judge and this ag? >> no i never have and frankly you know what's occurred all around the world with developers look at this and -- don't understand why this complaint was brought forward in the first place and my own opinion is this will be overturned eventually somewhere it has to be because this is so damaging to business in new

york. i mean, this -- stands up on the -- it did stand up it could basically tell you as an investor to avoid this jurisdiction because of the unstable policy. it's wrong in every way. i don't know how an arbitrary amount of 355 million was assigned to this or why you would ban this particular developer from developing for three years. forget about the trump factor it is not about that. what does this say to everybody that wants to do work in new york? wants to risk capital? i mean it is a huge mistake. and this judge arbitrarily deciding that this this is the t amount i don't understand it no developer does it is atrocity and embarrassment and assault on real estate 11th sector of the s&p 500 why this is crazy. and, of course, it's got ton appealed and be reversed eventually it can't stand it makes no sense. guy: kefn i know your time is valuable we're up on a break and

for those reasons -- i'm out. kevin o'leary thanks so much. [laughter] >> take care, thank you. guy: coming up fit for a king nascar legend richard petty gets one of a kind treatment and tribute at this year's daytona 500 honoring his family's 75-year contribution to the support and king himself and his son kyle -- will join us next. ♪ ♪ except when you add a new footlong sidekick. like the ultimate bmt with the new footlong pretzel. nothing like a sidekick that steps up in crunch time. [laughing] not cool man. every epic footlong deserves the perfect sidekick. (crowd cheers) sore throat got your tongue? mucinex instasoothe sore throat medicated drops. uniquely formulated for rapid relief that lasts and lasts. that's my babyyy! -ow! get mucinex instasoothe. it's comeback season.

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petty's famed hat, king -- legendary race car driver and team owner joins us now whroong his son former race car driver kyle petty richard and kyle the petties are here. >> ready to go again. >> last time i saw was in level cross, north carolina. center of the racing universe. no doubt about it. but pretty cool to see those statues with your hat in daytona this is your racetrack. j yeah. this is really -- really where our legacy got started. the day when the very first race here in 1959, and then fortunate inform to win some races so it's been good and bad for us. pete: to win races you've won seven if i recall. >> kyle won first time ever been in a race car and he won his race, so all three petties have won a race in daytona. pete: all three -- talk about he mentioned it but kind of importance of daytona to the petty family.

>> it is like where we grew up. he started coming here when they raced on the beach. when nascar was formed in '48 and '49 our 75th anniversary in this sport from my grandfather to my father to myself to adam -- for 75 years there's been a petty dragging in the daytona beach for the 500 or for the race that's the way it's always been and that's what the hat program is about. to celebrate to the fans at every racetrack all year long our 75th year our legacy in the sport. pete: you've seen the sport explode because we were talking, i asked when you showed up you said couple of days ago but you used to show up three weeks before the rays because you have to promote the race yourself almost. >> all of the drivers crews cam into town because we didn't have fox someone covering like they do today. so the deal was -- at that particular time most of the deal was welcome traffic as far as spectators concerned they

didn't have internet and stuff so we came into town just to advertise the daytona 500. >> let's do for the second for our viewers back of your basketball card or nascar card -- you -- if you don't know the king and you do you competed for 58 to 92 seven series championships, 64, 71, 74 -- i wouldn't race in the 70s that's what you should say his wins starts and polls, of course, seven victories here at daytona kyle, you know, you raced yourself quite successfully. but watching your father too it's amazing to see where this sports come. >> it is truly amazing to think that my grand dad came here in '58 and '59 and '72 all of these years the car progressed where the car is right now. and that's why -- it's crazy how the sport continues as changed. but some things stay the same.

pete: what stays the same? >> we still start at a white line and go for miles it is racing and truest simplest form that is why fans come to daytona to see that happen. we were talking before -- eric jones drives the '43 that he made famous. >> hold on -- hold on i've got my '43 got to switch it up. kids been wearing. drives the '42 my grandfather made famous and jimmie johnson has come out of retirement for legacy motor club, as jimmie johnson comes out of the retirement that's how big this race is. >> hall of famer to race in the daytona 500. that's what it means to people when you speak about daytona that is that holy place for our sport as you want to come back here and just draws people here

every year. >> it's our super bowl biggest race we run all year and jimmie wants to run and wants to win again. pete: all nascar drivers watching this show how should they run today if they want to win what do they need to do? >> tell us -- >> that's a good question. [laughter] >> the big deal is how do you run 500 miles to stay out of trouble? if you stay out of trouble, you've got a chance to win the race. all cars that wager races every car -- on the racetrack has a chance to win if he's in the right place at the right time and it is meant to be. so you know, you never know. i know couple of years ago -- we was leading a race, eric was leading a race. last lap, and first thing he knew they all spread out and sixth. nothing he could do about it sitting there wide open --

pete: never know. >> got to be in the right place. >> classes on the honor well deserved to the whole petty family. kyle great to see you watch the daytona 500 as you mention never know what's going happen 2:30 p.m. eastern time. watch that 43 car -- they'll all be in the mix no doubt right here on fox. all right, still ahead, natalie grant kicks off this season's faith and friends concert series with a special live performance. plus, training like rambo sylvester stallone daughters reveal they hired a navy s.e.a.l. to teach them self-defense not before they moved to a war zone but before they moved to new york city. that story still ahead. but even though time has passed, his risk of a second attack hasn't. mike is still living in the re. with a very high risk of another heart attack or stroke. he doesn't know with his risk factors

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back back out of fox square they gave me an actual nah nascar to do the weather with i was asking can you turn on the heat there's not heat in a nascar car and out here on fox square and for americans the temperatures are frigid let's talk about this winter weather that a lot of folks are dealing with. temperatures at freezing below freezing you're seeing a lot of 20s across the country. 29 degrees currently in dallas as that cold air has really settled in and couple of weather

makers you see the snow out west and then rain across florida that is going to be a problem for today. i will leave you with your forecast. as you can tell the hourly forecast a lot of rain all day long here. on this sunday out of the daytona 500 for now i'm tossing back inside to you guys i think i will maybe record time because i'm hopping in this and i'm taking it with me. >> drive safely adam. >> this is an interesting story sylvester stallone iconic he had navy s.e.a.l.s. train his daughters in self-defense before they moved wait for it -- to new york city. so here's a quote from sistine stallone on this whole situation she told new york post it was hardest it was about six hours we were in those woods sofia and i got our butt whooped by these guys they were the real deal and not surprised my dad put us up for this because we grew up with

him doing these military trainings rachel you were saying your husband is wanting to get in on this act to some extent too. rachel: first of all we'll say that you know, i think that's a good idea to do self-defense especially as a woman. and as i was hearing the stories like -- yeah this would be something i should do my girls should do but if you're sylvester stallone you get navy s.e.a.l.s. guys to take your girls into the woods and train them. that's the way to do it. but yeah shawn has been wanting to take jiu jitsu not just self-defense but literally we come into new york and things are more dangerous and he was talking to -- a guy friend of his who does it and says i take jew jiu jitsu because i want to defend my wife if something should happen and that clicked with shawn he's like i'll do this. he's had to wait as you know pete he had shoulder surgery but

i heard him last week calling around to figure out what class he's going to get into. if i think it is great. >> this is for real it is the real deal if you have a daughter you have a young person gong to the city, they've got to be able to defend themselves. here's the thing new york is a giant gun free zone normally where i live and a lot of people live you have the ultimately right to defend years and your family that's a real thing that deters a lot of threats. new york city is a gun free zone so bad guys have the guns you don't. i have a -- he wanted her to have pepper spray you can't order that into new york so i had to smuggle pepper spray into new york. so this young girl could have. er spray when riding the subway and just knowing -- it is the instinct too guy it is not -- because in most moments you freeze. and with a little bit of training it is those few seconds where you can take one decisive action that gives you a chance

to get away you don't have to fight -- you know toe to toe with a guy trying to mug you but to create distance and get away and maybe someone else helps it is important but a little bit of training -- by the way, doesn't always work. you need some sustain training to really know what you would do in those moments. guy: pete, i think you and i were ever walking in the street here in new york city and some guys came up because they would be terrified of this predator sitting here no i would be absolute toast. rachel: we were talking earlier nothing is sexier than a guy who can protect you so -- not just for the girls yes get your girls into self-defense. yourself, so you can protect yourself but guys just realize that -- that's part of the -- that's parts of the duty and women like it. pete: step up in that moment. you know, and you want a young man who would do that if necessary. no doubt. rachel: and except pete in new

york city we had a guy on a subway -- daniel penny do it and they charged him -- with murder and gave him $100,000 bail so it is hard to step up in new york city and not have the law go up against you. but we'll see. guy: that conversation we'll continue to have here meanwhile christian music icon for decades natalie grant inspired faith in millions. rachel: now on fox for the first time on "fox & friends" and first sunday of lent she's kicking off our faith and friends concert series with a beautiful performance of her latest song. that's next we can't wait. if you have chronic kidney disease you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd rather be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar.

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glai. all right well we're counting down sundays until easter which means it is tile to kick often our second annual faith and friends concert series. guy: our next guests is christian music icons back on tour starting next week in tampa. it is christian music power house natalie grant and her husband a gram nebraska award-winning composer bernie good to see you thank you for coming in. we loved it earlier so excited for this next performance.

i would be remiss, though, if i did not start with a question via our colleague shannon bream we had her here earlier in the hour a huge fan of yours. and she said there was a rumor that you cowrote a song once, with the u.s. senator. is that true? >> okay. so i didn't write it but i did record a song from senator orrin hatch yes. yes. it was the first song i ever recorded back in 1999 called i am not alone. i know i tell that story he was a senator but his first love was song writing. he was incredible songwriter. incredible songwriter. [laughter] rachel: you're here with your husband daughters were here earlier twins, 13-year-old as well was here you've sung with your mother as well. >> yes. rachel: in the past i want to talk about the family nature of what you're doing but also you have such a gift. if i could sing -- i can't even talk let alone sing. so --

you've -- you could do anything. and you've dedicated this gift that you have to god we're here in lent tell me why. >> obviously, my faith is for me the foundation of my life for us for our marriage for our family but also the gift is from god and i think there's just something that is so full of hope when you put the truth of the hope of faith the truth of the hope of jesus and put a melody to it it has a way of getting into the hearts of people and lifting them up. rachel: you're together on this. tell me what it means -- talking a partnership. here to celebrate -- >> 25 years of marriage, obviously, we started doing songs in our living room during the great walk of 2020 because who else what else do we do and it started that and people started watching them and we were like wait we can take our living room on tour and that's really how it started. >> you're in tampa. >> and where i'm going next i

don't know. but i know it is somewhere you can find it natalie grant.com. rachel: why don't we just take it away. >> thank you for having us. >> so blessed to have you. ♪ ♪ in christ alone glory, though i would pride myself in battles won ♪ ♪ for i've been blessed beyond measure ♪ ♪ and by his strength alone ♪ ♪ i overcome oh i could stop and count successes like diamonds in my head ♪ ♪ but those trophies could not

equal to the grace by which i stand ♪ ♪ in christ alone ♪ ♪ i place my trust ♪ ♪ and find my glory in the power of the cross ♪ ♪ in every victory, let it be instead of me ♪ ♪ my source of strength ♪ ♪ my source of hope ♪ ♪ is christ alone in christ alone all by his grace ♪ ♪ i am redeemed ♪ ♪ and oh his tender mercy could

reach beyond my weakness ♪ ♪ to meet my needs ♪ ♪ and now, i seek no greater than just to know him more and to count my gains ♪ ♪ but lost it to the glory of my lord ♪ ♪ in christ alone ♪ ♪ i place my trust ♪ ♪ and find my glory in the power of the cross ♪ ♪ in every victory let it be instead of me ♪ ♪ my source of strength ♪ ♪ my source of hope ♪ ♪ is christ alone ♪ ♪ i place my trust ♪

♪ and find my glory in the power of the cross ♪ ♪ in every victory, let it be instead of me ♪ ♪ my source of strength ♪ ♪ my source of hope is christ alone ♪ ♪ ♪ it's in christ alone ♪ ♪ [applause]

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