make some sort of a deal, oy. connell: that's true. i didn't even think of that. there's not a lot of that going on anymore. all right. well, we'll regroup over the weekend. we'll see how it goes, if the market improves things. "lou dobbs tonight" starts right now. have a good one. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. president trump this hour on his way to minnesota. there he's set to cap off what has been an historic week filled with foreign policy victories, and president trump hasn't lost sight of presidential politics either. the president holding another rally, expected to be raucous as well, in front of thousands of his supporters. that event taking place at an airport tonight. now, if you're like me and you might be wondering where it is, it is, there's say, at a remote location some four hours' driving time north of

minneapolis, two hours east of grand forks, north dakota, and if you're so inclined to triangulate to the northernmost to, say, canada, it's about four and a half hours south of winnipeg. [laughter] minnesota is the 18th state the president has visited since just the first of august, and china joe biden? well, he's, well, he's, he's lagging a bit. there he is, about a 3 to 1 margin. biden has ventured out of his basement to minneapolis himself today. president trump's visit to minnesota comes as husband poll numbers -- his poll numbers are hitting a record high for the year. president trump's approval rating reaching 53%, 4 points higher, if you're wondering, than barack obama at the very same point in his presidential re-election campaign. if you're wondering about that as well being somewhat short of

president trump's approval rating, obama went on to win re-election. perhaps that's some sort of, well, indicatorrer. the president's stop today also coinciding with the start of early in-person, in-person voting in minnesota and three other states. now, look at all these people who are trying to avoid long lines. forming long lines -- [laughter] in those states so eager to beat the lines on election day. we'll see which are longer, these or those. they ran into them today, certainly. the radical dems are trying to pull, it seems, every trick and stunt they can to get china joe biden elected. particularly in the, well, the judiciary. a lot of strange judge, judges making strange decisions. a state judge in michigan today ruled the state must accept, are you ready for this?

postmarked ballots that arrive up to 14 days after of the november 3rd election. that means the judge has extended the election by two weeks. [laughter] that's the effect of his decision. the judge also opening the door for ballot harvesting that allows political operatives collect voters' ballots and then turn them in to polling stations after they make a few adjustments in the favor of their candidate. the judge ruling that voters can cast an absentee ballot and get help from anyone they want in returning those ballots to local clerks. now, isn't that nice of the judge? oh, you've got to admire minnesota. president trump in the white house today had this to say about the radical left's and the a rah radical dems' efforts to steal this election. >> we have a lot of very important decisions coming down on this, on this scam of

unsolicitedded ballots where they're sending out tens of millions of ballots to everybody, people that didn't expect them. so what's going to happen on november 3rd when somebody's leading and they say, well, we haven't counted the ballot otts, we have millions of ballots to count. it's a disaster. and you don't have to know a lot about elections, you don't have to know a lot about politics. this is going to be the scam of all time. lou: and president trump today slamming the door on two chinese companies accused of threatening u.s. national security. the president had warned china, the chinese today learned he meant business. the chinese-owned app wechat banned in this country beginning sunday. new downloads of the popular chinese video-sharing app tiktok also will be blocked on the same day. the commerce department has delayed a broader ban on tiktok until november 12th. president trump today saying the

takeover of tiktok's u.s. operations is nil in the works -- is still in the works. >> we have great companies the talking to us about it. you know about oracle, you know microsoft has been involved. let's see whether or not they're continuing to be involved. walmart is truly a great company. they are very much involved, they want to do something. so we have some great options, and maybe we can keep a lot of people happy but have the security that we need. we have to have the total security from china. no, we're not going to do anything to jeopardize security. lou: and some of his advisers -- we don't know precisely who -- brought him a deal where some of america's great companies would be minority shareholders in tiktok. this extraordinary decision reached by those advisers, that they would put the president in the position of accepting

minority ownership of a company he said would have to be sold and sold to a u.s. company, not a minority stock interest, for crying out loud. sometimes the white house is a peculiar place. it's a strange idea that an adviser to a president would purposefully try to dilute his orders and his responsibilities that he takes seriously for national security. and today's announcement is the latest action that the president has taken against the chinese. the president means business, and the commerce department now has, now has 318 chinese businesses, universities and individuals on the entities list. compare that to joe biden, china joe biden, who refuses to call the communist chinese an

opponent. listen to what he had to say last night during a cnn town hall. >> do you view china as an opponent? because the president says you've been too cozy with china. too accepting of them in the international community. >> i'm not the guy -- look, china, we now have a larger trade deficit with chai man than we've ever had -- >> do you view them as an opponent? >> i view china as a competitor, serious competitor. that's why i think we have to strengthen our relationships and our awe licenses in asia. alliances. lou: can you believe, i mean, that is pure balderdash and so resonates, doesn't it, to all of those folks in corporate america and on capitol hill and, yes, three presidents who got us into this mess with china. our first guest tonight has called china a malign actor, a threat to national security. our guest is congressman devin nuñes, ranking member of the

house intelligence committee, author of the book "countdown to socialism," available now online and in stores everywhere, and we recommend it to you highly. congressman, good to have you with us. china joe biden says that china's a -- [laughter] says china is a competitor. not an opponent, not a rival, not an enemy. your thoughts. >> you know what? it might be one of the few times that he's actually been lucid and actually told it exactly how he sees it. and this has been the problem for so long. we've been running an investigation, house intelligence committee, republicans, for nearly a decade now. we see the intelligence, we don't think that china is a competitor, we think they, in fact, are a very, very dangerous, dangerous enemy. and that's why, you know, biden continues to say -- he talks about the trade deficit. i mean, they refused to do anything about china.

trump went in and he said, look, we're going to put tariffs on, we're going to try to make some deals, try to get along with them, but no more of china just ripping us off. and i think what's clear now after the wuhan virus, there is a clear decision for the people in the united states of america to make. you either want to go back to what we had before that delivered us a dangerous organization like china working with the world health organization that gave us this pandemic, totally lied, has covered it up, has never come out clean on it, we go back to what allowed that behavior to happen, or we know we stay with the president that we have today who has put tariffs on, and my guess if trump is reelected, he will put tariffs on. it's just terrible that the democrats keep making up excuses for china after they've been wrong for so many years. lou: they've been wrong for so many years, joe biden has been wrong for so many years on nearly every issue in foreign

policy. i can't think where he's been right, to be honest with you. this president, inversely, has been right on every major issue. it's interesting to me when we look at his conflicts with wall street, with corporate america, the federal reserve, bankers at large in this country, with china on the issue of balanced, reciprocal trade, whatever it may be this president has been right, and they have been wrong. and there isn't another president i've covered or watched in my lifetime who, who could even compare remotely to his average. >> yeah. i agree, lou. in fact, when trump was running, i thought, well, i've heard this before. every presidential candidate says he's going to get tough with china. but, my god, he did it. and let's not forget when trump was putting those tariffs on, they predicted there was going

to be disaster. you know, we talked about the foreign policy successes that this president has had over the last, not just the last, you know, several years, but especially the last week. if you watch the other networks, you don't even realize that it happened, because once again they're covering up for the administration who was saying crazy things like, oh, there'll never be a peace deal unless you get peace with the palestinians. well, that blew up in smoke. donald trump said you guys have had this wrong for decades. he goes to the middle east, and here we are three years later, we have a legitimate peace deal, and we're now going to have flights and trade betweens israel and two of their gulf partners. and my guess is, is that others are in line if trump gets reelected. you go back to biden and kerry and clinton, what are they going to do? they're going to do resets with russia, they're going to go back and cause problems with the palestinians, they're going to make deals with the killers in iran. i mean, that's who -- it's a really clear decision as long as the american people know what

the hell's going on. lou: well, and that is exactly one of the major problems. you've got propaganda operations run by at&t, comcast and disney, for crying out loud. you've got disney that owns abc news pushing nonsense through its news operations while filming "mulan" next to concentration camps, for crying out loud. they're aligned with the chinese more than they are with the trump administration and the u.s. national interests. what do we do about that? if we did not have president trump in the white house, we would be in major trouble. >> i don't think there's a better example of professional sports, especially the nba, which, you know, i have to say i'm a big fan. but ever since this radicalization with blm and all sports have become very, very political, but one thing is clear, they're all for justice

for everybody supposedly except when it comes to china. you have nobody in the nba that wants to say anything about china, and my guess is if you follow the money, you will see that the nba is very reliant on money coming from china. and so, you know, it's not really so up front with the american people. this is why we have to continue to educate the american people over the course of the next 46 days or whatever it is. lou: absolutely. congressman devin nuñes educating us for years now, we appreciate all you do, congressman. devin nuñes. up next, the american people are buying on -- aren't buying any part of the radical left's push to defund the police. it turns out much of the left isn't either. we take that up with civil rights activist bob woodson. stay with us, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ gers don't understand why. because our way works great for us! but not for your clients.

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"politico" reporting wells fargo is pausing such donations. goldman sachs has agreed, apparently, to talk with the social justice activists. as the radical left seems determined to dismantle law enforcement, an overwhelming number of black and minority voters are deeply concerned that fewer police will be patrolling their communities and that crime will be rising. according to rasmussen polling, 84% of black americans, 70% of other minorities are worried about a shortage of police officers. compared to 66% of white americans. joining us tonight is bob woodson, a former civil rights activist. he headed the national urban league department of criminal justice. he's the founder of the woodson center which helps residents in low income neighborhoods. and, bob, thanks for being with us, and my apologies to you and

the audience because of the press of news wednesday, we couldn't get you on the air, and i deeply miss our conversations and thank you for being with us this evening. let's start with the corporations founding a marxist organization like black lives matter. straightforwardly, they are anti-family, they are anti-american. >> they really are. these corporations are just sowing oats. they need some starch in their shorts. they're just caving to the demands and really funding groups giving them the rope to hang them with. most black americans realize that black lives matter has migrated from pursuing so-called social justice, they've become violent vigilantes. they're sanctioning murder, looting in the name of social

justice, and it's gone beyond black and -- left versus white, i mean, left versus right, lou. it's really good versus evil. when two deputies in compton can be shot in their car and people across the street watching them cheer and then demonstrators showed up at the hospital blocking the path and saying that let the police die, this is a level of depravity that we have not seen before. and, but there's -- lou: and outright hate. >> [inaudible] say again? lou: yeah. it was, i said it was an act of such hate that i think everyone who watched that transpire just were absolutely revulsioned. it is repugnant -- revulsed.

this is good versus evil, you're exactly right. i want to ask you, how do you contend with wells fargo, bank of america, whichever the corporation or the bank, whatever it is, funding these social justice organizations but not funding organizations like yours, trying to help people who are poor, who need support and are trying to do it the american way, the right way, preserving our heritage, our values and talking about this is a nation of people with great commonality and shared values rather than division and one group trying to dispatch our history, our heritage and our, our common nation? >> lou, it's even worse than

funding these terrorist groups and these anarchists. they are the even making race race grievance intersectionality into contracts that they're signing with vendors. even law firms now in washington, d.c. have to -- they're demanding that their partners sign letters of agreement in support of black lives matter. requests for proposals have provisions that say unless you agree to take race grievance training, you cannot sign a contract. it's much more insidious than that. but what they should be doing, lou, is supporting groups, meeting with a group in southeast washington, one of the most violent neighborhoods called mom's safe haven. this is a group of 300 mothers who lost children to urban violence, and they want a voice, and these are the kind of groups should be funded.

they're taking 300 mothers away on a retreat to help them deal with their grievance. they are reuniting -- we're calling together moms from around the country. they asked thed woodson center to help give them a voice so they can say to the american public that black lives matter does not speak for them. in fact, one mother whose 8-year-old was shot and killed when she was complaining that black-on-black crime must be addressed, they called her an idiot and said you are deflecting attention away from the black lives matter message. after all, we are confronting police killings of blacks. and these mothers were outraged. and these are the kind of people that the woodson center's bringing together. these are the kind of groups that corporate america ought to be funding instead of groups that are getting funded to address the problems by ending whatever institutional racism.

it's a real crime that these companies need to be called on it. lou: well, bob woodson, you're doing a good job at calling them on it, and this is -- and i think every american should be calling corporate america out for what they are doing to people who need help and what they're doing to support an organization that is marxist and, as you and i just discussed, very much anti-american. we'll be back with bob woodson in just a few moments, stay with us. i got help from a pro. my financial professional explained to me all the ways nationwide can help protect financial futures in peytonville. nationwide can help the greens get lifetime income because their son kyle is moving back home and could help set up a financial plan for mrs. garcia. and he explained how nationwide can help mr. paisley retire early and spend more time with his pal, peyton. and their new band. exactly!

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democrats, independents, and please join us for a virtual book signing on september 23rd. get your autographed down of "the trump century." sign up at loudobbsshop.com. we're back now with bob woodson. and, bob, we're talking about black lives matter and corporate america, commercial banks, public companies. do you believe it's time for those banks -- and, i mean, i can think of some troubled banks -- that are engaging in support of marxist organizations which are, in point of fact, funding, organizing street violence, and do you believe there should be an investigation, congressional, sec, ftc, federal reserve, do you believe there should be an investigation of why they're using a public corporation's money for the funding of these

activist left-wing organizations? >> i think any, anything that can be done to shed light to get into it, but the problem, lou, is really going to be solved in the culture. and that's why our young people are being taught the anti-americanism by the 1619 curriculum, and that's why we at the woodson center -- lou: right. >> -- have just released our first installment of 1776 alternative curriculum that teaches about the values of the american system. and i think that this new curricula, our first installment, will help to change the minds and hearts of americans so we can reduce the demand for the kind of negative programming that is supporting these corporations. but, yes, the corporations should be held accountable to see what is really behind their support of movements like this.

it's anti-american. it's just a amazing. lou: yeah. and the damage that has resulted from these organizeed demonstrations that have turned into violent riots and vandalism, looting, arson is somewhere between $1-2 billion since the death of george floyd in minneapolis. that's a very short time in which to do that much damage, and it goes on. it goes on in democrat-run cities. and as you have said, black lives matter is carrying out acts of wanton violence, even murder. and for there to even be a debate about this as to whether or not public money should be used to support black lives matter is, to me, sheer madness. your thoughts. >> well, that's why what we are saying here at thed woodson center is not -- the woodson

center is not only that, but they are attacking the very core of principles and institutions that enabled black america to survive slavery and discrimination. the fact that they're now attacking the nuclear family as being euro-centric and racist, they are saying the christian faith that helped black americans through the worst of times, even during the depression and during periods of racism, that it is hostile, that the cross is a symbol of white supremacy. and so all of these are tackling the bourgeois values that are causing the decline in these communities, that's the real core of what they are doing. there is a moral meltdown in america that black lives matter is fostering, and that's why you're going to see millions of blacks push back. as i said before, i really think the sleeping giant in america to push back against this assault on our civic virtues is going to

come from the very people that black lives matter say they represent. and when the people who say they represent speak up and say they no longer speak for me, that's when the moral authority of black lives matter and these radicals will dissolve. lou: two quick questions as we're out of time, bob. one is when we get that first installment, and secondly, how can those who want to help the woodson center do so? >> you can go on our web site, woodsoncenter.org or 1776 united. if you go on our web site, we can make copies of our first installment of our curriculum available. we're getting all kinds of requests, but just go to our web site, 1776 unites, and we would be delighted to share our first installment. we'll be coming out with more.

it's uplifting, it's inspiring, it's pro-american, and it tells the accurate history of america. and so we're talking about the promise of america being promoted through our curriculum. and i think it's an exciting contribution to the nation. it's going to unite us. lou: absolutely. 1776 unite. we'll have that up as well, by the way, on the loudobbsshop.com. if you want to donate to the woodson center, it's woodsoncenter.org, and by the end of the broadcast, we'll have up for you the 1776 unite address so that you can go there directly. meanwhile, it's on luke dobbs shop.com. -- loudobbsshop.com. up next, former football star herschel walker calls out the nfl's support for black lives matter. we take it up right after this

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♪ ♪ lou: on wall street, stocks finished lower. the dow lost 245 points, the s&p lost 38, the nasdaq down 117. volume on thing big board, are you ready? 7.2 billion shares. that's because it was triple witching day on wall street.

crude oil finishing at $40.88 a barrel. a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day on the salem radio network. breaking news, the biden campaign reported lu holding virtual meetings. they're focusing on boosting biden's lagging poll numbers with black and latino males. a recent monmouth university poll shows biden down 7% among hispanic, black and asian voters compared to hillary clinton's total in 2016. president trump is up 4 points among that same group. well, nfl legend herschel walker slamming black lives matter as anti-american. walker posting a video on social media calling out nfl owners and players for supporting the marxist organization. here's walker today as he questions why the nfl continues to promote blm. >> you know, when you look at

the nfl overall, and i ask the question here which is very, very important, why is the nfl promoting black lives matter? because i heard one of the cofounders say we train marxists -- we are trained markists. what are you doing? why are you guys not doing your research? unless you really believe in a trained marxist that you're going to represent. and that the players represent that. lou: well, joining us tonight is burgess owens, super bowl champion, nfl player and republican candidate for utah's 4th district. mr.-- [laughter] mr. congressman candidate, we are delighted to have you with us, burgess. and it's fun to see you in your proper role there, getting ready to lead, be a part of the leadership of that great state. >> thank you so much, lou. lou: i will start with this -- thank you for your, all you're

doing. i want to start with this blm movement, your reaction and what you think of he shell walker -- herschel walker standing up as one man and expressing himself clearly and strongly on this issue that matters so much to him as a patriot? >> herschel -- thank you again, lou are. herschel represents the best of our nation, the young men and women who understand that this is a great country, and they're willing to stick up for it. and it's happening more and more often. we're no longer cowering in the dark because people want to call us names. we understand our country comes first, and we're willing to do it. i'm excited about teaming up with black america across this country, hispanic, gays, you name it. when it comes down to blm, all you have to do is google, when you see what they stand for, they're anti-family, anti-god, anti-capitalism. and so these corporations are, it's not just a lack of courage

or starch, it's the fact they're complicit. and what we're seeing, lou, is what's happened the last three decades, four decades, where these young people are leaving college, hating our country, being corporatist, lacking patriotism. they're now in charge. they're now running these corporations. they now -- never have built anything in their life, by the way, they just went through college and got their degrees, and now they're the ones that are actually colluding with marxists. so we have to understand, and i'll tell you part of it, again, is educating ourselves. the other part is making sure we put our dollars where it counts. we don't like bullies, whether it be on the streets of chicago or portland, we don't like bullies in corporations either that hide behind their, behind their titles and their corporate name and attack the people, the american culture. we're seeing these folks for who they are, and thank goodness we have a president who's drawn a line so we can see what we're up against and pull back the curtains to recognize that we're

truly under attack, and americans need to come together no matter which sigh we're on and defeat this hard left that hates our nation. lou: yeah, it is, it is remarkable what a difference this president has made, isn't it? because people, you know, you think back on it, people didn't for a moment question so-called free trade because it was free. this president proved it's one of the most cost lu niche tufs ever -- costly initiatives ever undertaken in this country. people didn't want to talk about china because they were just democrats in waiting. turns out they're really communists. >> yeah. lou: this president has made such a difference, openly supporting our military, rebuilding it. law enforcement has the greatest friend in this president in my lifetime in president trump. it's extraordinary to see, you know, he took away the

suppression of free enterprise by all of the regulation of the previous republican and democratic administrations, and he has also taken away that suppression of god in our public square. suddenly god is back in the public arena, and i can tell you millions of meshes are deeply grateful -- of americans are deeply grateful for that alone. >> can i say this, lou? lou: sure. >> give credit to the american people. this is really what it comes down to. we have a history of doing things like this. we're a country of miracles because we start off with judeo-christian values, and every now and then we collectively do things and we don't realize how it happens, but we look and think, my goodness, we came together at the right time. we still have this dna for freedom against oppression. and it's that same dna, by the way, that's going to allow us to put in place a congress that's finally going to do what we've

been asking them to do for decades. we're going to have a freshman team coming in that's going to be patriots. i'm asking those across the country, look at your republican candidates. this is your team that's going to make you proud. give them a chance. we've seen what the left has done, we don't like it. we'll do things like take care of health care and social security and daca, make sure we're secure, make sure our kids are safe. that's what we'll do, and we'll put some backbone in the senate and give our president a chance to truly show what american-loving leadership looks like. give us an opportunity, guys, and we'll get this thing done with. we've now seen what the left can do when they get frantic and afraid of losing their power. they will use misery as a political tool. we see what it looks like. this last year is a good example. they don't care who they hurt. democrats, independents and republicans, americans who love our nation, let's come together and let's really vote out these radical leftists and put in place a house and a senate that will allow our country to truly

thrive in a way that we have not seen in our lifetime. lou: burgess owens, as always, great to have you with us. thanks so much, burgess. good to see you. the "lou dobbs tonight" word of the day is momentum, something president trump and his campaign are enjoying. "lou dobbs tonight" john faucet was sent to daytona beach last weekend. thousands rallying at least in hundreds of boat rallies where the trump momentum was on full display. watch this. >> so much more than joe biden supporters. >> i think we have more to be enthusiastic about. >> because we work hard. >> because trump's awesome. >> he does more for the people, and i think he really shows it. >> because joe's tired. >> because donald trump going to keep america great. >> i'd say because those people

that are looking to make things happen, not looking for handouts. >> basically, we're normal people. >> go out there and support a president that's doing a great job for this country from top to bottom. >> how many more years do you think donald trump deserves in office? >> four easy. >> twelve. >> joe biden would like to -- [inaudible] who's your money on? >> trump. >> trump all the way. joe biden's not in shape. he would never be able to -- >> trump. biden's going to get lost finding the gym. >> donald trump. biden would stumble husband words and his feet. >> so joe biden's been in politics for 50 years. what's taken him so long to fix america? >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> he's part of the swamp that needs to be drained just like the rest of the swamp. >> what's most important to you this election? >> the economy and keeping america strong. >> second amendment. >> if you could send one message to president trump right now, what would it be?

>> thank you for your service. >> make america great again! we love you, trump. we're fighting for you, and you're going to take this, and you're going to take biden down. trump 2020, baby. lou: up next, the left-wing national media trying their very best this week to downplay middle east peace deals that are historic, that are remarkable. president trump, more success, more victory, we take it up with pastor robert jeffress. stay with us, right after these quick messages we return. my mom has super powers. it's like she can see the future. what?! it's like she time travels in a rocket ship. that's cool! and then she comes back saying "try this" or "try that." she helps everyone. she helps them feel less worried. wow! mommy, so what is it that you do? i'm a financial advisor. she is!

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♪ ♪ lou: a quotation of the day comes from former president dwight eisenhower who said in 1955, quote: without god, there could be no american form of government, nor an american way of life. joining us tonight, pastor robert jeffress from the first baptist church of dallas, fox business contributor. pastor, great to have you with us. >> thank you. lou: the dwight david eisenhauer memorial opened to the public today. well, it was an amazing day. give us your sense of its importance.

>> lou, when i heard those words that you quoted, it reminded me of what our sixth president, john quincy adams, said when he said the greatest glory of the american revolution is that it it -- that the principles of government and christianity. you cannot deny that this is a nation founded on the judeo christian faith, and that's why they're desperate to rewrite our history. they want to try to dissolve that indie solvable bond because they can write their own morality. as dostoyevsky said, without god, everything is permissible. and the president knows this. that's why he is pushing back against this attempt to rewrite our history and to separate us from our christian foundation. and you have written a great book, by the way, "the trump

century," in which you talk about the impact of donald j. trump. i think when historians look back at his presidency, they're going to marvel at the fact that it took a secular real estate tycoon from new york named donam new york city named donald trump to support our judeo-christian foundation. that is truly astounding. lou: what he's accomplished is amazing and unprecedented for a first term president. taking on, taking on the 1619 project which is a dear poster for the left that they now embrace in schools that they are trying to press which is revisionist history, it's ignorance itself, not educational, trying to construct this nation as oppressive rather than freedom loving. and, by the way, liberty giving

as a nation. no nation has ever done as much as ours for other nations across this globe. it's terrible. and to think of the, that it requires an executive order by this president to put in place education, our education was not so long ago patriotic. we knew the sacrifice over the course of the centuries of this nation's existence, and we celebrated our heroes and our unity, and now it's the inverse. your thoughts as we wrap up here. >> well, exactly. remember, the way the nazis gained control of germany was to first take control of the educational system. we can't allow that to happen in our country, and we need to continue to pray for this great president and the eternal impact he's making.

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