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stuart: it is 10:00 eastern. straight to the money. i see some green but not that much, thousand 20, nasdaq up 24. here's a key number, the yield on the 10 year treasury going up 4. 93% as it gets closer to the 5% mark. stocks wavering and coming down a bit. another important number is going down today, the price of oil, $87.55 a barrel, that's an important number approaching $90 a barrel. investors don't like that. after bitcoin, $20,000 of small change, big number just arriving on our computers, the latest read on existing home sales. lauren: existing home sales fell for the fourth month in a row to seasonally adjusted annual rate of 3. $96 million. to put that in historical perspective, it is the lowest in 15 years.
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working to get other details but right now pretty grim report. stuart: under 4 million on an annualized basis. lauren: if the price is still about 400,000 and rates searching, we've got a problem. stuart: adam johnson with us this morning. that a terrible number for the real estate market. spread out to the rest of the economy. >> it doesn't i will tell you why. one third of the consumer price index calculation is to housing. as long as you have home prices ironically staying high. lauren: $134,000 is the number. stuart: that is the median price. adam:it's very important inflection. there is a dynamic i want our viewers to understand, home prices are so expensive with mortgage rates so expensive but here's why. everyone who could refinance
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down 3%, now none of those people want to sell. as a result there is no supply of homes, because there's no supply of homes for sale people are renting and driving up rental prices. that's what is increasing that component. i don't know what breaks it and it upsets me because as long as rents stay high we have pressure, upward pressure on inflation. it's a problem. stuart: thanks very much. now this. tonight the president addresses the nation. he will outline the support we will give to israel but he leads a divided party, not all democrats are on board with his policies. rashida tlaib tearfully said this. >> president biden, not all americans are with you on this one. genocide and killing just like this, we stand by and say
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nothing. all of you need to know. you are the right side of history. stuart: despite the evidence, she speaks as if the israelis attacked to the gaza hospital. she is pushing hamas lies in the united states congress. bernie sanders because he israeli siege of gaza a war crime. the squad lined up behind the cease-fire and de-escalate banners always pushing for hamas victory currently acknowledging the despicable surprise massacre which hamas inflicted on is really civilians on october 7th. anti-semitism is alive and well in the democrat party. where does this lead jewish voters who traditionally support democrat candidates, where does this lead the president? he is going to ask congress for a $10 billion aid package for israel. any opposition from democrats will not look good. the worst thing is the left is
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deliberately inflaming public opinion, waging an anti-israel, pro-hamas campaign and the arab world is taking their cue from members of the united states congress, that is outrageous. second hour of varney just getting started. stuart: kathy, mary catherine is with us this morning, sorry about that. i mispronounce to that. what's the democrat party going to do with the squad, promoting anti-semitism and calling our allies in israel war criminals, what are they going to do with them? mary:it's a problem for biden. 71% of the american people hold this past week have sympathy for the israeli people as they should obviously. the right side of history is to acknowledge that war is hell and self-defense is righteous
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particularly in this case, against those wantonly murdering civilians is the side you want to be on. remember when we were told as private citizens we shouldn't be spreading disinformation about covid when we were having conversations about things that could be true in the administration used the powers of the federal government to bully social media into telling us not to say those things, interesting the deformation brigades are not out for rashida tlaib when she repeats things that have no evidence, the idf in our own pentagon and biden himself have said this is not true and it does have real-life consequences. i' m happy for americans in the streets to say whatever they want and even to live, this is what free-speech is about. it can be despicable. it is still free-speech. if you are a leader in congress, be responsible but they are not going to be responsible because they are on the wrong side of history on this one. stuart: well said. jim jordan failed to be
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confirmed as speaker again but he doesn't succeed on the third try probably today, time and for the gop to move on and pick someone else? surely it is. >> there are whispers they might confer to patrick mchenry who is on the pro tem spots the more power so he can get through the end of this year. that might be the wise thing to do. i'm not temperamentally a jordan person but if i were a problem solver type person i would have voted for him for functionality. your voters will cover -- punishing more for dysfunctionality than any particular speaker. you can see jim jordan losing the security fights, giving away part of trump's tax reform to get new york votes on his own side. it suggests leading a caucus that has a lot of people in it
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means, jordan has imposed on members of the past, that's why some of them are angry and not voting for them. to do for instance aid to israel or resolutions about israel to show solidarity to censure representatives spreading lies, do the resolutions, talk about this in a real house setting, do oversight, something republicans earned with their majority in without a speaker, you are unable to do the voters's work for them in this house and they will punish you for eventually. stuart: just get on with it, avoid the embarrassment and the pain. thanks for joining us, see you again soon. back to the markets, 37 minutes into the session, dow down 60,
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nasdaq up 24. it looks to me like the markets are looking to find power. >> there are a couple things we can point to. over the past two weeks, markets have been oversold, so much selling that it gets to a point where you exhaust the selling and we can measure that specifically, 95% of the stocks, the s&p and the nasdaq have fallen below the 50 day moving averages. that is a total washout. we've only seen that 5 times in the past 6 years and each time markets have bounced. that's one indicator that gets to this notion that we may be approaching a lot, you can only sell so much before you are not selling it before people like me say maybe we shouldn't be buying. the other thing that's happening is very important for
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viewers to understand, stocks are going down because bond yields, interest rates, are going up. now they article point. a real line in the sand, 30 year yield at 5%, because it was the contract high going back to 2,007, we pushed it, we've gone up, we keep testing it, testing it, traders in chicago tell me that has to hold and if it does, that's good for stocks. if it doesn't, yields going to 6% and we can all agree if yields go to 6% we've all got a problem from housing to stocked everything else. stuart: there is broad agreement we are spending too much money. matt gaetz says stop spending money. 's matt gaetz right, you are gaetz supporter today? >> i agree with him that we are spending too much money, money we don't have and can't afford to spend and need to stop it. i disagree with how he went
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about trying to get everyone to agree on that which was to boot kevin mccarthy because now we are the headless horseman. we have crazies around the world, don't have anyone in charge so i don't agree with how matt gaetz went about it but he is right, we have a spending problem. stuart: thanks. lauren is looking at the movers and i see las vegas sand all over the place this morning, what's the story? lauren: revenue doubled from last year and casino revenues significantly tripled. >> peloton back in the news. lauren: some of these a can of changes are not being bought. but stock underperformed, two things, declining engagement and they call it a turn when you lose your customers because all those people, the fitness fanatics who came in because they were bored during covenant couldn't go to the gym, the subscriber lifetime limits are
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about up. you subscribe to something and stay put for a couple years and then you are done. stuart: let's take another look at american airlines because they were all over the place, now not. lauren: stock is up 3. 5%. on the conference call the ceo said yes, demand remains steady even though their pricing power is not. stuart: next one, taiwan's fox.com announced a partnership with nvidia. i presume they are working on ai. lauren: i always associated fox.com with the apple iphone. that's all they did in my head. but now electric vehicles to robotics. now it is a taiwanese comedy, taiwan is important because they are building an ai factory with nvidia to be the data center for the different diversification's of their business.
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wise taiwan important? because nvidia is seeing more curves on its technology than it sells to china so now they are doing more business with taiwan. it's diversification for them as well. stuart: nvidia back up again. this is gone up and down and up and down. mostly up. next case, what do we have, what do you make of that deal? adam:i like it. i own nvidia and you are right, it is up and down and up and down but there's been a lot of talk and speculation. i want to shine a light on this about the earlier this week decision by the white house to restrict sales of nvidia chips to china because you don't want to them going into china. china only accounts for 15% of nvidia's sales and the chips going into defense applications, only 3% or 4% of
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that. i don't want to say much ado about nothing but we've taken a headline and blown it up. if you worry about a drop in sales, don't be. the fact that they are doing this deal is great and wonderful. stuart: 600 on that one. next ordinary story. 100,000 illegal migrants have crossed our southern border in 17 days. border agents say there's been an increase in special-interest aliens, people who come from countries that promote terrorism. we have the story from eagle pass, texas coming up. president biden plans to ask congress for one hundred billion dollars in aid to ukraine and israel but not everybody on capitol hill is on board. senator john thune is on the senate finance committee next.
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stuart: this is extraordinary. the first 17 days of this month, more than 108,000 migrants have illegally crossed the southern border. griff jenkinson eagle pass. we've also seen a rise in the number of special-interest aliens. what is that? >> reporter: good morning. to go back quickly to the one hundred 8,000 in in the first 17 days, 83 roughly have been
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released with notices to appear, officials here say that is 75% being released. if you are a migrant crossing, 3 out of 4 are being released and allowed to stay, that is to come. we can take a birds eye view of the sky in the eagle pass area. since i've been on the ground in the week and 1/2, they've had a dozen special-interest aliens with ties to terrorism. we've had six irani ends, three from lebanon, one from syria, they walked up behind yesterday as well as from china and one from saudi arabia. that's the problem. i want to show you drone footage we shot yesterday. look how big these groups are, this one was 250, 260, just a mile up the road from where we are. the majority of these are from venezuela. to come here in droves i want to show you one video of yesterday's it is a first, drone footage from border
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patrol and ice, flying them back to venezuela because for a decade or more we had no relations with venezuela, not been allowed to do it. it is a good first step. the chief of the border yesterday, sending migrants south of the border. >> message for the migrants, and this is what we look forward to. each and every day, they will take you straight back if you choose to ignore immigration laws. >> reporter: officials, haitians under the bridge, did that under a special agreement. this helps with the venezuelans but numbers are lopsided because since october 1st in the eagle pass area, 7500
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venezuelans, 127, a drop in the bucket, perhaps a good start. stuart: senate minority lip -- senate moral roi with john thune joins me now. what is done with the special-interest aliens? >> not enough. this is a huge problem. you heard griff mention this. september was a record, 265,000 people apprehended illegally trying to get into this country, 230,000 in the month of august. the thing that's concerning about it, they figured out, this was a regional thing, a lot of middle eastern
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countries, 659 people coming from iran and last year, 151 people on the terrorist watch list. think about that. that is more than the previous six years combined, people figured out we have a porous southern border in a nation based on the rule of law, you can't have that. we got to enforce the law. this president and this administration isn't doing it. that's why we have a crisis on the southern border. national security crisis. stuart: the first 17 days of this month, one hundred 19,000 migrants coming across the southern border. every year, we allow 65,000 h one b visa holders, people we want in our country, 60,000 a year, 108 in the first 17 days illegally this month. i want to point that out because the numbers are staggering. >> totally upside down. legal pathways to get workers
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here and an absolute disaster at the southern border. the administration turning a blind eye. stuart: president biden is calling for one hundred billion dollars in new aid for ukraine and israel. are republicans on board with that? if we raise military spending, do we have to cut social spending? >> reporter: we are told in the price range of what we are talking about. the key, i don't know how this will come together but there will be israel and that enjoys broad deep supporting congress, ukraine is a different issue, the political sport -- support is not what it would be dealing with israel but the southern border has to be part of this, dealing with national security and all of those things. obviously defense is something many believe we live in an incredibly different world, things have changed dramatically. as former secretary bob gates
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said our holiday from history is over. we've got to beef up our military. how that gets done is an open question. a package from the white house, figure out how to fashion it. we have other fiscal matters and concerns, huge debt and we need to think about how to fund our military and take care of national security and do it in a way that's fiscally responsible. stuart: thank you for being with us this morning. always appreciate it. now this. the governor of texas has received a lot of attention from busting migrants to sanctuary cities. is the governor changing his approach? lauren: the first approach was successful, busting migrants to blue cities and putting pressure on a democratic president to do something about it and now, abbott wants to change texas law to make crossing the border from mexico without authorization a state crime.
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that would embolden texas police to arrest the migrants who are flooding over the border and deporting some of that. it would -- critics say this new law violates immigration policies and give conservative judges too much power. could it be deliberate by the governor of texas to push the more conservative supreme court to broaden immigration policies and beef up what states can do? stuart: give the state more power. what is wrong with that? lauren: that is why i said the blessing of migrants out of texas was successful in trying to change something. 40,000 adults in the city shelter system, guess how money have applied for a work permit, 2,000, 3% of the migrants that are living here and it gets
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worse, none of them have received federal approval to begin working. i cannot figure this out. looking at the numbers it looks like they are not trying to work, you could say it is paperwork confusion. i don't know or they are working under the table. adam:we didn't know how to deal with of them at the border or once they came here and now we don't know how to deal with them once they are in various cities around the country. there is no plan. there is no leadership. stuart: now this. a tv station in israel releases video showing rockets being fired from gaza, the station claimed the video is proof the rocket came from the palestinians. we have the story. president biden says getting hostages out of gaza is top priority but security experts say time is running out. we speak to army special forces veteran next.
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up 4. 9% shy of 5%. %. adam looking at his stock picks, the first stock pick from adam johnson is in video. adam:i love this company. we will be talking about it for many years because they make the fastest chips in the world, the number we discussed, 30 trillion calculations per second is faster than the next best chip. it why their backlog is several years long. there were concerns that the stock was trading like a has love but they got it up twice now, practical you double the guidance and effectively trading at 45 times forward earnings and given the growth rate you could make the argument that it is trading 40
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times next year, only trading 20 times the year after, growing into that. stuart: next one is bank of america. >> it's a wonderfully drawn bank, 20% year over year trading at a discount of 0. 8 book value. that's what it is worth. assets minus liabilities book value trading at 85%, fraction of book value. it usually trades 1.5 times. stuart: the israeli military claims it has killed two leaders of hamas, egypt says it will allow 20 first-aid trucks to provide relief. when will those trucks arrive? >> reporter: it gets really political.
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the trucks are ready to go, that was one of the conditions for opening the border that would allow foreign nationals to get out. one of the conditions israel put into all the talks were red cross volunteers would get to meet with the hostages which hamas would sign off on that. anticipate those trucks will sit there before the politics get worked out. israel continues to operate on multiple fronts, not just the northern border in the west bank, and they had a refugee camp, picked up 81 men, 63, hamas picked up weapons as well. as far as operations in the gaza strip, israel claims they had another high-value target, an individual described as head of the hamas national security force, continued along the gaza strip waiting for orders to go
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in, got another visit from the defense minister. is peptalk to them sounded like the invasion is imminent. >> reporter: >> translator: the fight will be long, the fight will be hard. there will be a price we need to pay until we complete the mission. >> reporter: the northern border is active, israel strikes inside lebanon striking hezbollah targets, and observation post from which they were firing antitank rockets into israel. the gaza border israeli defense forces we see them every day searching for the possibility of infiltrators. it is not clear when he entered israel but he was dehydrated and exhausted. stuart: thanks very much. new video shows the gaza
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hospital blast with palestinian rockets and leaked recordings of hamas operatives discussing the strike. mike glover is with us special forces. is this conclusive evidence in your opinion? >> the national media ran with the headline from hamas, a terrorist organization. imagine a post-9/11 world where the national media was taking cues from al qaeda when the world trade center was smoldering. it is insane the lack of crater, voice recordings, intelligence reconnaissance and drone footage, plenty of evidence including our own defense department literally stating through the president of the united states's message this was the confirmation this didn't happen by israel. stuart: what you make of rashida tlaib, a member of congress openly saying the israelis did it?
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frankly lying. i find that incredible. >> it is disgusting. when she's not even going to walk back her statements and realizes what those statements are doing internationally where you have protests, days of unprecedented rage. every day there is president and rage because these things are happening all over the world and being driven by propaganda and she's not helping. stuart: president biden says getting hostages out of gaza is our number one priority. watch this. >> president biden: we will get people out. i got no pushback, virtually none. let me say it again, no pushback. stuart: this is difficult to say but the longer these hostages are held, the chance of their release declines. you agree with that? mike:absolutely.
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hamas has tunnels literally underneath the hospital and the entire area of gaza. the most difficult crisis contention, the more time goes by the more difficult it is. i believe president biden when he says it is our number one priority. special operations on the american side and the israeli side have the best relationships when it comes to hostage rescue. if anybody can get it done, the united states special operators can get it done. stuart: president biden says us troops will not get involved in israel, but what about our missiles, aircraft carriers, drones, surely that is american force to be applied in the middle east if hezbollah attacks israel. we will be involved, right? mike:it was premature to say that. just last night, fox news
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reported as breaking news there were potential drone attacks on american forces. that could be a world stage. when i was in error act, any servicemember who served in a rack dealt with iran backed militias and upgraded capability and capacity. that's dangerous. the involvement of iran with hezbollah could mean boots on the ground. don't know if i believe that. in the weeks to come, as this thing unfolds i don't believe we could potentially keep american forces. stuart: you know what you are talking about, appreciate it. tensions remain high on college campuses, jewish students do not feel safe and are looking to universities to speak up. alexis mcadam has the story after this.
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stuart: pro-palestinian demonstrations taking place across the country. alexis mcadam this is in new york city. we heard from jewish students who feel unsafe on their campuses. is anything being done to address those? >> reporter: the students say they don't think the university is doing enough to address those fears. there was an incident at nyu the group was tearing down these posters of israeli hostages. we will get them more in a minute. not just here in nyu but across the country. this happened at harvard yesterday. hundreds of students walking around in protest staging a die
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in at the business school demanding the violence in gaza must stop. expressing solidarity with palestinians. they are forming up president barack obama, harvard law school alumni accusing obama of being, quote, deeply implicated in what they say is the ongoing genocide of palestinians, their reason, the us provided billions and military aid to israel. the former president canceled because he had covid like symptoms. >> free free palestine. >> reporter: it is chants like that, rallies and protests not just at harvard but new york city, pro-palestinian students shouting they won't stop until palestinians are free, slamming israel, the us and the mayor of new york city for supporting israel.
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>> so thankful to all of you who decided to show up and speak against this terrorism. everybody who wants to have a general stance, you are an educated and your the reason we are in the middle of the genocide. >> reporter: rallies like that, as three people believe to be nyu students were tearing down posters of kidnapped israelis, the group through the poster in a nearby trashcan. nyu students say the university is not doing enough to make jewish students feel safe. we will see what happens in the coming days but those rallies are far from over. there's a planned walkout by harvard university grad students later tonight so keep a close eye on that. stuart: dare i say despicable, yes, i dare. senator marsha blackburn wants to stop sending aid to the palestinians. that money is going straight to
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stuart: the us deployed the mount whitney to the mediterranean trying to deter iran from widening the war in israel as iran targets bases in air rack that house american soldiers. tell me more. >> reporter: a lot to get to. the pentagon is tracking multiple attacks on us forces in iraq and syria. this happened about 150 miles east of damascus, there will not be a report on injury but the attack is notable because hours earlier we learned multiple drone attacks in air rack, impacted us servicemembers and coalition forces, irani and backed militia claiming credit for these attacks, no reports of any major injuries to coalition forces. the pentagon is sending more
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resources to the region. the uss mount whitney is heading to the eastern mediterranean and deploying from italy, not too far away, one of several assets in the region, the biden administration is vowing to keep the pressure upon iran and deter them from acting out further than it has. already the pentagon sent 5 weapons shipments to israel. we heard from the defense secretary yesterday who vowed to make sure aid would flow into israel in its time of need. >> we support israel's fundamental right to defend itself after the atrocities, massacres and kidnappings. at my direction, security assistance to israel continues to flow in. >> reporter: we've seen some 2000 servicemembers being put on standby. they may have to deployed the region in the coming days, weeks, or months but no indication the order might come through. a lot of them are medical
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professionals, intelligence gathering, no indication of an update from the pentagon, a briefing set for this afternoon. stuart: senator marsha blackburn joins us now. a new report from the pentagon says china has 500 nukes. what do we need to do to handle this new world order, russia, china, north korea, iran? >> reporter: one of the things we should start doing is making certain our allies, our enemies know that they are our enemies. it's no secret china plans to be globally dominant when we get to 2050. a big part of this is building up their navy, building up their warheads and preparing for war. we watched this take place. at the same time, we have those
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in dc who do not want to fund the pentagon. there's peace through strength and to make certain we get on firm footing, through military, diplomacy and we are clear ride about this. we need to stop this appeasement approach that biden has had. we need to be resolute and support israel, make sure they have what they need to defend themselves. stuart: i will jump in because i'm short on time. you are calling through the immediate halt of all us aid to palestinians, the money or supplies is going into the hands of hamas. how can you be sure it doesn't go to hamas? blackburn: we can't know. donald trump cut the funding on
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it, president biden has put $1 billion into this. we know that hamas has stolen much of that money, we know they have hired hamas affiliates. they are storing weapons and ammunition in the facilities, agency facilities in gaza. we are calling to freeze the $6 billion payment that went to iran, the largest state sponsor of terrorism, don't give the money to give to hamas and hezbollah and put the oil sanctions back in place because they are making about one billion dollars a week selling their oil. all of these are things that can be done right now, today, with the president, that could make a decision to support israel and not to take actions that will end up sending money to those that are terrorists or
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support terrorist organizations. stuart: thank you for joining us on the important subject, appreciate it. adam, thanks for being with us for the hour. still had, brian brenberg on how the american dream of owning a home is fading. former fbi agent on the terror risks of letting refugees into america. jason rantz on anti-semitism in america. the 11:00 hour of "varney and company" is next.
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