where republican candidate is down now. i don't think there was a second stop. >> you're all awesome. every one of you. big hand. that is all the time we have left. thank you for being with us. let not your heart be troubled. we'll see you monday, thanks again. the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> james, i think we are done here. thanks. >> white house spokesman jay carney refusing to answer fox news correspondent james rosen's questions about benghazi. but why? tonight, we will tell you. >> this really is a disastrous launch for a program that i supported. >> obama care continues to be pounded by the very liberals who are in love with it we will continue our investigation into the healthcare chaos. ♪ that no one knows ♪ what does the fox say. >> why are hundreds of millions of people all over the world looking at this dopey vehicle. >> ding ding ding ding ding

♪ ding ding ding ding. >> gut felt and mcguirk have been investigating ♪ what the fox say? >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the obama administration, why is it not accountable? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as we have been reporting, the rollout of obama care is a disaster. yet the president has not acknowledged that the woman mr. obama put in charge,hhs secretary kathleen sebelius obviously way in over her head, yet, she has not been replaced even as the situation deteriorates. a new survey by u stamp says that 20% of americans trying to log on to the health exchanges can do so without difficulty. a number of health insurance companies say their profits

will decline as the confusion grows. and many americans who really need good healthcare are being denied because of the increasing cost to the premiums and doctors who want no part of the program. the whole thing is unacceptable because, remember, the obama administration is spending billions of dollars just to put the program together. and the computers they are relying on simply are not working properly. the administration has had more than 3 years to get up and running. yet today we have chaos. and, again, no accountability. even ardent supporters of obama care see what's happening. >> this really is a disastrous launch for a program that i supported. i think it's a huge advance. >> me too. >> in healthcare. but, come on. it's a web site. and, you know, i can't imagine that, okay, it's broken. it doesn't work right. why is it taking so long to fix? >> why? again, this is not an

ideological play on the part of talking points. from the jump i was willing to give obama care a chance. even though i believe a fair healthcare system could have been accomplished by reforming the private sector. but now it's apparent that not only is the software not working, but the promises, the promises about the cost and accessibility of abomb that care are now coming true. here is the bigger picture. when we elect a president we expect efficiency we also expect clarity. when something goes wrong tell us, everybody makes mistakes. when there is no accountability and no explanation, that's scandalous. another example: as you may know the obama administration has never explained why security was so poor in libya and why the american ambassador there and three others were murdered by terrorists despite warnings. now we learn that there was a white house meeting the day before the murders on september 10th, 2012? the meeting was about protecting americans. but we don't know much about

it. the president attended as did his top security guy john brennan. there was a press release after the meeting that said the u.s. was taking steps to protect our people and interests overseas. the very next day the benghazi attack happened. fox news correspondent james rosen wanted to know more about the meeting. so we asked jay carney. >> i wonder if you could tell us more about what those meetings entailed, hot participants were. how closely vetted or thoroughly vetted that press release was and whether the white house might be willing to make -- congressional investigators or to the public the email, memos and other sort of paperwork that is associated with the development of that press release. >> it is clear because four americans died on that day, that there was not adequate security. and that was revealed in the accountability review board. and i would simply say when it comes to -- and i know that we're creating an exchange here for fox and i'm mindful of that.

>> what we're engaged in here is not for fox. it's for the record. would you be willing to make any of those documents associated with that press release available as did you with the susan rice talking point? >> james, i think we are done here, thanks. >> stonewall. it's a pure stone you will with a. the exchange between carney and rosen lasted for 10 minutes. obviously answers weren't forthcoming. what's going on? the reason benghazi is so important is that terrorism is a very lethal problem. the footage from the kenya terror attack on september 21st shows how horrendous these jihadists really are nine suspects are in custody. can you see some of them stalking civilians who are hiding in the into robe buy shopping mall. these jihadists don't care how are. they are going to shoot you down. women, children, it doesn't matter. footage of this is horrifying. there is no question we are living in a very dangerous age. but the threat is not just from killers abroad, it's

also from our own government which is becoming increasingly distant from the folks. obama care is a radical change in the country. some americans will benefit from it, but others will be hurt. in a situation like that, we, the people, deserve to know everything that's going on. if the government is going to hurt you, you need to know about it. but we don't know everything that's going on. we know very little because accountability is in short supply. now, you remember the president said healthcare costs for most americans would drop. that does not seem to be the case. how come? the administration had three years to roll this out. why the screw up? in a responsible country the leadersh yeah, we made mistakes. so we'll delay the mandatory portions of obama care until we smooth things out. that would be fair. i think everybody would accept that yet, once again, the obama administration will not even acknowledge there with s. a problem or hold anyone responsible. much less try to mitigate the damage. add to that the fog around

benghazi and a number of other explained -- unexplained foulups like fast and furious and a vivid picture begins to emerge. the powers that be simply will not explain themselves. and that's the memo. next on the run down, lou dobbs will react. also tell us how the national media supported the democrats during the government shutdown. later the pinheads of the week, gutfeld mcguirk and i have our selections ready for you. the factor is coming right back. no matter how busy your morning you can always do something better for yourself. and better is so easy with benefiber. fiber that's taste-free, grit-free and dissolves completely. so you can feel free to add it to anything. and feel better about doing it. better it with benefiber.

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they. and legitimate question. access to what happened in that meeting before benghazi. we're just not going it tell you and blank you. >> and that was the clear implication by his language and his act of just walking out. it began to change i think in december of 2007 as we approached the democratic primary. the national media embraced barack obama. they are now complicit. they are compliant. and there is no sense of urgency about getting a question asked in that very room. i think that the idea of accountability depends entirely upon a vigorous independent free press. and we don't have it. >> you believe because the national media in general supported barack obama's election and re-election. >> correct. >> and re-election, they have emotion invested in him and they are just not going to -- because, remember the -- you were around for nixon, right?

>> absolutely. >> i'm not going to do it. >> thank you for that. >> they just killed him, nixon and his guys every time they -- remember the press guy? the press every single day they -- nixon was stonewalling. >> no doubt about it? >> they were pounding him like, this boom, boom, carney goes hey you know what fox news? this is for fox news i'm not going to ain't question. >> i love james' response, it's for the record. >> james was good. >> you used the word stonewalling in your talking points. >> that's what it is. >> it is the word. >> absolutely. >> it's not serviceable. it's the correct word. >> after three and a half years why is the obama care computer system not ready? is that a hard question? they won't answer it. >> it really have is a hard question though. it's a hard question that's not going to be asked by the mainstream liberal media. >> not a hard question to answer. sebelius screwed up or her people didn't know what they were doing. media research center is conservative outfit. we use their stuff because it's pretty good. never known them to be

wrong. they did analysis of the big three, nbc, abc, cbs, and their news coverage of the government shutdown. all right? and they came to the conclusion, the mrc, that in 41 times the republicans or conservatives were blamed for the shutdown. 17 times both sides were blamed. no times, zero, nothing were the democrats blamed. i mean, you know, we all know that the fix is in. but, this blatant? >> looks like an anomaly, doesn't it? blaming democrats. and, of course, it reinforces and validates what we already know. >> right. >> abc, cbs, nbc are all in the tank for this president. but what is interesting to me and it is, that the idea the very idea of creating some form of accountability as we were discussing about the role of the media here, it's impossible against that back drop. accountability is simply an abstraction for this

administration. >> well, they know they can get away with just ignoring the story. here is some more information here. on the big three network, nightly news, they interviewed 23 federal workers over the period of time and they ran out and got 23. all right. out of those 23. 17 of them blame the republicans. all right? three blamed the democrats. 17 to 13. >> right. >> this is no dent because i am a former correspondent. hard news correspondent for both cbs and abc. and when you are sent out to do an assignment, the assignment editor says we want you to interview these people. and you have some freedom when you go out there. but when you put your piece together, you are supposed to try to get some balance on the piece or, if you can't. then you explain why, all right. we couldn't find anybody in the federal agency, so on -- they didn't do that they just stack it and all three of them do it. >> i would have loved to have seen those assignment

editor meetings with you when you were being dispatched. >> believe me, i didn't do a lot of politics. mostly breaking news, they didn't like me because they said we want you to do this and of course i never did it and i came back with a fair story. >> look at that room where james rosen was sitting. our folks, we have got 300 correspondence covering the white house. it effectively turns out no matter how hard they strain, we have a very simple definition of the pipe that runs straight from the president's mouth to the people. >> the final question, do you believe the polling on the issue then reflects what the nightly news reports? because when you have fox and you have talk radio, and fox is basically skeptical about the obama administration. i think that's fair to say, talk radio hates them. so that there is another voice coming out to the folks. but the folks seem to blame the republicans. >> it's called a closed feedback loop. and it's as close to it as this country i hope it never gets any farther than where it is right now. we have got to break that closed feedback loop.

we have got to create accountability. it only comes with an independent and free press that is vigorous and challenging. >> it's not that way now. lub dobbs, everybody. directly ahead. two young girls 12 and 14 charged with felony in florida for cyber bullying. geraldo with an update. then this man army sergeant daniel barnes was having trouble getting a high tech wheelchair but some children came to the rescue. those stories after these messages. [ coughs, sneezes ] i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a decongestant. [ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relief it is.

is there are no criminal charges that we can find. but if we could find the contributing to the dependency or delinquency of a child, we certainly would bring that charge because i can tell you the parents are in total denial. they don't think there is a problem here. and that is the problem. >> i don't think it's fair for me and my husband to be, you know, punished for something that they are saying that my daughter did and my daughter is being punished for something that she didn't do. >> all right are here now to react is fox news anchor geraldo rivera she didn't do. the evidence is overwhelming these two girls. >> the investigation is not over yet, bill. they think as many as 15 other children may have been. i call them children because they are 12 years old o. >> which i are thinner. >> as many of 15 of them gang of cyber bullies who harassed this child to the extent that she was so desperate and so frustrated with everything about her life that she apparently tried to kill herself earlier, slitting her wrist. she was for a time

institutionalized under the, you know, statute. then such desperation she went to this abandoned cement plant and plunged to her death. when you look at the emails and the messages that were sent on these two -- >> -- then why would this mother say well, my daughter didn't do it? that was my point. they have the emails. they know where they came from. they know how vicious it was. they know it was going on for years. the family took rebekah out of one school, put her in another school. it happened there. they home schooled her. because once you get on that internet, it doesn't matter what school you go to, everybody can access everybody sees. so it never goes away. >> well, the parents deny out -- not every parent. but most parents would deny that their children are the devil. that the state or someone else. >> not in the face of evidence i didn't believe that. come on. >> you have the denial extends to the point where you say the account was hacked. they use the anthony weiner

defense. >> >> yeah. >> it wasn't my child who was doing it. it was someone else's who got in. you know, the point of parental responsibility is a very good one. there are very different laws in different states as to whether or not the parents should be looking over the child's shoulder as the child is now engaged in this vivid and in many ways obscene life on the internet. in california, it is a crime to be negligent about what your child is doing on the internet. to not pay attention. to fail to supervise the 12-year-old. >> in florida, let me just say this. in florida it, requires the patient to do something, knowingly. like to say all right, little gawd loope. write that little shut and tell her so and so. >> affirmative act. >> here's the thing. most parents try, i believe, most american parents are trying to raise their children the right way. with all the portable

machines now you can't look over othe shoulder it's impossible. because they have the little machines and they can do what they want on the machines when they are not in your charge. there is no way on earth that any american parent can supervise unless you ban the machines and their friends will have them, okay? you can't. but, if you are warned, as these parents were, if you are warned that your children -- your child is a cyber bully, your child is hurting another child and then you don't do anything about it, which is the case here in florida, then you should be charged as, geraldo, and geraldo is a lawyer. as an accessory to it. >> i agree that it is offensive in a moral context. >> now are accessory. >> new law. >> still on the books accessory to the crime. you know about the crime. >> the failure to act is not acting. acting, you have to be an actor to be an accessory. if you are negligent.

>> i would love your argument, counselor. it's already on the books. >> in the criminal law. >> no, there isn't in california it would. in florida it would not. >> every state is very clear. if you allow a crime to be committed, you you know it's being committed, and you can stop it and you don't, it you can be charged, ignoring what your child is doing, that, in terms of the internet, is not criminal. >> i can make this case all day long. >> isn't it better to advocate? let's advocate communally make it a crime negligent are what your child is doing. >> it has to be defined though. >> my three youngest children are all girls. i'm shy about looking at their facebook. i feel awkward about probing and snooping into their lives. the point is that with the dangers involved in the internet, we have to get over that old fashioned tillstance. stuck in the mud on this one. you don't have to probe or

spy or anything like that unless you are told and warned. unless you see something. and these parents were. and they still didn't do anything. so they are criminally responsible. >> this sheriff. aren't you impressed with this sheriff? >> i don't know yet. i would like to seat case. i like him standing up. >> he has deny his probe and he has ruled that so far there is not evidence. >> i take one look at those two parents, one look i would have charged them right there. >> as an attorney, i need a bit more than just what they. >> well as a prosecutor i don't. geraldo, everybody. >> it's your show. >> plenty more as the factor moves along this evening. the food stamp situation, is it almost totally out of control. we will take a hard look and give you the stats. then another actor playing the race card in defending president obama. hope you stay tuned to those reports. ♪ [ engine revs, tires squeal ] [ male announcer ] since we began, mercedes-benz has pioneered many breakthroughs.

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bill bill factor follow up seeing mani' tent, who will help severely injured american military people? last week i gave a speech at the college of the ozarks in branson, missouri. it's a unique school because the college doesn't charge tuition. however, every student has to have a paying job. they will get it for you in addition to doing class work. while on campus, the president of the college dr. jerry davis told me about a veteran named daniel barnes. in 2006, sergeant barnes lost both his legs in iraq. he and his wife gretchen have four sons, ages 13, 8

and twins three and a half. the sergeant has very interested in getting a high track chair ran into problems. >> i did some research on the chair and watched videos and thought man this is something i really want and need. >> we decided to go ahead and ask the v.a. i guess you never know if you don't ask. we got the word that it was going to be paid for. and he said wow, this is great. you know. and so the va told the vendor. go ahead and start making the chair. >> three months later i got a call from the action track chair dealer he said mr. barnes i have bad news for you. i'm like what the heck? he said the va will not pay for your chair. >> so the dealer says you have heard of the independent fund? bill o'reilly does this thing and he helps veterans get chairs? >> the next morning i got a call back from a guy from the independence fund. >> and he said you are totally qualified. let's see what we can do.

and call back the next day and said i think i have someone who wants to pay for your chair. he said really he? said have you ever heard of college of the ozarks? >> so what happened was that the high school attached to the cleaning of the ozarks raised $15,000 to get sergeant barnes the track chair. high school kids did this. an amazing story coming off othe cyber bullying story. this is the good things that american kids do. joining us from washington fox news national security correspondent jennifer griffin who is deeply involved with the track chair charity independence fund. a couple points i want to make sure. number one, the v.a. cease this as a luxury item, the track chair. they are not going to fund it many many cases. thus, your work and independence fund, having american people fund it, right? >> that's basically what you launched back in april, bill, when we went up to walter reid together you saw the need. you went to the factor viewers and since then we have raised $10 million and we have been buying three to

five chirs a week since then. >> are there any veterans, amputees, paralyzed, blind who need the chairs but at this point can't get them? >> no. right now we really are faced with a great situation. we have known in in the bank. we have about $6.5 million to buy more chairs. and each week we really need to get the word out to more amputees, more paralyzed vets if they think that this track chair can help them they need to apply through the indy fund we have money to buy the chairs. now we are just faced with a situation. we have approved 289 chairs since april, bill. 122 have been delivered. 167 are on their way. again, we are in a position where we're going to be delivering about 15 a week. >> okay. so, it's now a matter of if you are a veteran, you don't have to be iraq or afghanistan. it can be any veteran, all right? that feels that this track chair enhances -- will enhance your situation, you have got to go to the independence fund.

the independence fund checks it all out. inspects not like i want a chair you have got to provide documentation and they do the investigation and so on, correct? >> what's really interesting, bill, this is all volunteer as you know. it was started by american airlines pilot a guy why the name of luker. all of his volunteers are essentially either wounded vets themselves or the wives of wounded vets. so they know how this works. >> there is no bureaucracy and there is no money being siphoned off by anybody or anything of that. >> >> absolutely not. >> finally you went to a wedding involving a track chair. there is me varnes and very touching moment for me. you went to a wedding that involved the track chair, right? >> this is amazing story. sarah and mike -- sergeant of the 82nd airborne got married last week in rhode island. they were given a track chair by the indy fund over the summer. they divided for their wedding over this past weekend instead of gifts they were going to ask their friends and family to give money so they could buy a track chair for another veteran. that's what they did and

they are an amazing couple. and it's just a privilege to know them. >> thanks for having -- thanks for all your good work, jennifer, we appreciate it footnote a group called triad advisors out of washington, d.c. recently donated close to $50,000 to the independence fund. i want to personally thank haddie davis who bought a track chair in the late husband robert berry vietnam vet. patriots like these all over the country helping the most severely wounded. independence fund.org. when we come back, is the food stamp program out of control. take a look. and then, what the heck is this? some norwegian guys on the net with a dopey song are taking over the world. the factor is coming right back.

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stamps because our job market looks like number two. so we can't blame people who are on food stamps. we can't blame the concept of food stamps. we have to blame a government that would rather grow government than grow an economy. >> all right. obviously the severe recession and the paltry recovery has made it difficult for a lot of people. not disparaging people especially if they have children though need assistance. we are not. i think there is a lot of fraud here, mcguirk. i thought there was fraud built into the system because they actually go out and seek people now. >> exactly right. >> they almost drag people. in no i really don't want that. >> you are going to get those food stamps. >> right. they have quotas. they go out and recruit people and you have to have quotas if you work for the usda or whatever. by the way it's not food stamps it's supplemental nutritional assistance program. that's the new phraseology. and, you know, it did double under president bush and then doubled again under president obama. so, it's not just, you know, a one party thing. >> there was a riot in

wal-mart. did you guys hear with that a couple weeks ago when there was a snafu in the computer oh how shocking a a federal computer snafu that lifted all of the restraints on food stamps and said you can apparently buy anything you want and then people descended louisiana on a wal-mart to buy anything they wanted. >> what do you think will happen with obama care? what happens if government calls and nobody answers? you have to recruit. and that's what's happening with obama care. 30-some odd thousand people signed up. now they have to go out -- sending people out. >> spending about $70 million in so-called, what is it? there is a name for it? >> not navigator. >> yes, navigators. you stumbled upon it? >> slightly drunk i come up with these things. >> navigators to grab people and put them on. that's what's happened in swittlement society you have to keep growing it to justify the tax increases. let's get to something really serious there are a couple of norwegian guys, okay? beautiful country. >> seen it on tv. >> nice country.

>> africa? >> and these norwegian guys put out a video. 3 million hits. go. >> ♪ ♪ and the sea goes out ♪ but there is no sound ♪ that no one knows ♪ what does the fox say ♪ ding ding ding ding ♪ ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ♪ ding ding ding ding ding ding ♪ what did the fox say? ♪ pau pau pau pau pau pau. >> what the fox say? >> i believe this is the apocalypse. i believe the end of the world is coming. these guys can barely say the word fox. yet, they -- this makes the gangnam style thing look like nothing. >> well, the gangnam style is almost 2 billion hits.

it's harmless stuff. >> what is it mcguirk? >> it's got a catchy beat. it's silly. an antrro morph fizzing. >> why do they have ties on. >> they are promoting bestiality and disgusting. >> biggest thing to come from norway since vikings. >> they always have too many vowels in their names. why is that? >> named after fiords. complicated process. >> why are they speaking english? >> we are avoiding it what is it about this gangnam style and this? because it's just dopey. they dress up like foxes. they jump up and down in the forest, right? >> we found new ways to deal with our free time. world war ii allowed us to have the luxury of doing whatever he we wanted to do.

the world is a free place. >> you are blaming this on world war ii. >> no. i am saying this is a salute for those people who fought for our fre watch stupid videos. we watch stupid videos because of our world war ii vets. >> the urchins in my neighborhood love this. >> kid driven. >> they love this. >> it could be a euro socialist conspiracy against fox news. it could possibly be some insidious thing like that. >> it's probably just a catchy tune. and even the kids know that these adults are dim wits, they are idiots. they are laughing at olaf and his friend. >> geniuses. >> they probably are. i wonder if they get any money from this? >> they will now. >> they are making the rounds. they have other videos out. the talented guys. >> they just do every animal? like what would the armadillo say and go down the list? >> that could be next. >> doing a video what would bill say? not buying it. >> that's it? and they dance around the park? >> they say not buying it.

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>> back of the book seeing many tonight. the pinheads of the week. and we begin with gutfeld's selection with actor chris notify. >> if president obama is white. do we have a a government shutdown? >> probably not. i don't think they would have -- i don't believe it. with these tea party guys maybe. maybe it was inevitable. but there is something about obama that makes these

people just intolerable. and i consider them to be unamerican. >> okay, now we had robert redford on yesterday. i don't know whether you you saw the factor. but he said it was racist too. i don't know what these guys are drinking. what is that? >> i have a theory. huffington post. blog for cat ladies. why do actors keep doing this? if you take a look at chris notify and you have got to wonder. is he never around when there is a clan rally. could he be in the clan? >> no. why wen in a clan? >> no, i think he might be. he accuses us of conservatives of being racist by only using own psychological intent. he has no evidence whatsoever. so i don't need today is say is he in a clan. >> you are going to sink to his level. >> i'm going to exceed sinking to his level. i'm diving head first into the deep end and calling him a clansman. >> by extension are a pinhead of the week too. >> by the way literally a

pinhead here. notice the similarities? >>. no i don't. >> look closely. >> no, i don't. >> my point is this: if they can too it, so can we. >> very immature. mcguirk has selected the dallas texans fans. go. >> goes down. chris long and the ball is out. >> he goes down awkwardly on his right ankle. he comes out of the game. texan fans cheering as he comes out. >> ball dead for a sack no fumble and schaub is reaching for that right ankle. >> they were cheering. that's houston texas. dallas, texas afl team. the fans were cheering because matt schaub who is a very good quarterback and done well in houston. >> in the past. >> is having a rough year this year but he is hurt. >> yeah. it's just a disgrace. i mean, what these guys -- it wasn't all the fans it was some of them. the ones who did.

>> had t. it was loud enough that you could hear the cheer? >> that's right. they rhyme with astros which is asinine yoyos. not just houston that has the problem. 49er fans did the wave while opposition fan was laying la juried on the film. it's a dark side of sports. >> i don't know if it's just the circuses coming from ancient rome. we are so desensitized. if you don't win now you're garbage. i read a letter yesterday from a guy who said jom wjohn mccain ws a communist. how is this happening? >> i heard one say he 's the new hannoi jane. >> getting out of control here. my pin heads are in the media. roll tape. >> congress trying to come to an 11th hour deal just to kick the can further down the road.

>> what about the fact, senator, that the solution kicks the can down the road? >> i'm against the deal. it's a bad deal. this is a kick the can down the road deal. >> no structural reform. no cost savings. it's kick the can down the road. >> given the policy divide and now they have kicked the can into an election year. >> are we kicking the can down the road? system we are, but better to kick the can than stomp on the can. >> you morons have to stop the cliche garbage. you're on national television. stop with cliches. i don't want to hear the goal posts are moving, the light is at the end of the tunnel, wf to have a conversation. i don't want to hear it. you're in charge on your dopey show "the five." if they do it, get up immediately and stop it. >> i banned it two years ago. >> i heard it on your show this week. >> why can't we kick the can up

the road? >> we are not kicking anything. no cans, no butts. >> no kicking. >> the reason they do this -- and they are all pin head s. they are too lazy to think about what they want to say. if you object to the policy not being reformed immediately then say that. you're driving me crazy. i may have to listen to talk radio if this continues. >> don't do that. >> mcguirk works in talk radio . is he kicking the can in the morning? >> that means something else. >> he's running a half marathon. >> imus? in his living room? he doesn't leave the house. >> i'll let you know . he's not kicking anything. he's kicking cans. >> with all agree this has to stop. >> yep. >> it will never stop. >> ef even if i put you in charge? >> i'm incompetent.

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