>> set your dvr and record "hannity" the series. start your day with "fox and friends" first. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. ton. the california is on tonight. >> part of life out here in the west since before any of us are around. scientific evidence shows that a change in climate is going to make them more intense. >> is that true? if so why did the president play golf on three southern california courses that gulf gulf guzzle water. >> when we communicate to another person we want them to know i could have called you and i chose not to jerry seinfeld were changing america pretty much for the

worse. >> a republican in this town in show biz, that could be a draw back. >> well, i'm told i will never work again. >> over the years, the factor has interviewed scores of celebrities out here in california. tonight, we'll show you the highlights. >> 30 years ago like you. >> i was younger and prettier then. easier to hate a guy like that. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the from l.a. the factor begins right now. hi oil bill o'reilly bill o'reilly, thank you from visiting us from los angeles. the climate change strategy. that's the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as you may know, things are not going well for the president obama administration. president's job rating around 40%. lower than bush the younger. the president must raise his positive profile.

that's not going to be easy. the economy will not improve any time soon. foreign policy shaky with iran now signaling it may go back on the nuke treaty, and obamacare continues to be very he problematic. enter global warming a fervent liberal cause. on sunday, secretary of state john kerry said this. >> climate change can now be considered another weapon of mass destruction, perhaps even the world's most fierce weapon of mass destruction. >> mr. kerry setting the table climate change campaign. that is all severe weather in the u.s.a. will be blamed on global warming. president obama picked that up theme when he visited drought stricken california on valentine's day. >> a change in climate means that weather related disasters like droughts, wildfires, storms, floods,

are potentially going to be costlier and going to be harcher, droughts have obviously been a part of life out here in the west since before any of us were around and water politics in california have always been complicated. but scientific evidence shows that a change in climate is going to make them more intense. >> well, we know of no specific scientific evidence that california's current drought is an off chute of global warming. there is evidence that the world is getting hotter. 2013 was the 7th warmest year since 1880. however, the rate of warm something slowing down, according to the united nations intergovernmental panel on climate change. that slow down was not predicted by the scientists. talking points maintained that no one, no one knows for certain what causes climate fluctuations. but every human being who cares about the earth should want it to be cleaner. therefore, we should all, all of us work together to

make that happen. whether you believe in global warming or not. that is the sane, sane, sane position. luferlly companies like china and india don't care. president obama can't stop that. so, if the u.s.a. punishes its own people like holding up the keystone pipeline which would provide jobs being foolish. by the way, studies say that keystone will not be a pollutant. the obama administration well understands that it can gain a favorable response from the left primarily by pushing the climate change agenda and so it does. and will up the an ante to object secure other problems like the economy and obamacare which it's not fixing. that is called politics. and that is called the memo. now for the top story. there is is a guy named tom styer, here he is, hedge fund player out of northern california who has pledged

$50 million of his own money to promote climate change policies. also promised to raise another 50 million in that effort. so, mr. styer is becoming a huge donor to democratic politicians using climate change as justification. joining us now from washington democrat and fox news analyst kirsten powers. so we here a lot about rich republicans pumping money into the political system. what do you think about mr. styer? >> i think it's great because i think it's an important issue and if he wants to give money to candidates who are are going to focus on this issue. i don't have a problem with it. >> what if it's bogus bogus issue focus on what? what do you focus on? >> well, i don't think it is a bogus issue. and in fact i don't think have you been listening to what you just said anyone would conclude that there is being concerned with the environ isn't a bogus issue. even if you don't believe that climate change is caused by human beings, at the end of the day we -- i think we can all agree that carbon emissions do cause

even if you don't agree -- >> -- yes. >> they cause climate change they cause pollution. there are a lot of health implications for that so it's a laudable cause to reduce that. that's essentially what he would be arguing for. >> i don't think so. i think what he is trying to do is buy democratic success through $100 million. look, the right wing and republicans do that all day long the supreme court said you can do it. that's very controversial. then it puts power into the hands of a very few who can raise $100 million i agree with you that we should all promote policies that make the planet cleaner. however, sane policies, can't be punishing americans, all right? and this keystone pipeline is is a good example. the president is in mexico now. president of canada, prime minister of canada saying hey, look, polluter. did the studies. it's going to help canada and help the u.s.a. will help the u.s.a. by providing jobs and making it easier for us not to buy

foreign oil. the president is pandering in my opinion because i talked about this in the interview with him to the left. is he pandering. is he playing politics with jobs and i don't think he should. >> first of all the oil is foreign. it's canadian oil. it's not american oil no the terms are so much better. >> fine. i'm not a believer in what a lot of environmentalists say which is we shouldn't do this because if we do this then people will be more dependent on oil. we will dependent oil. >> no matter what. >> either way we are going to have oil. so the question is, you know, should would he be drilling for it here or should would he be importing it from somewhere else. in my perfect world? we would have a clean energy economy. we would have -- everyone would be driving prius or electric cars. but the reality is most people aren't going to do that and so in the interim. >> if they worked and they were affordable most people would. >> they do work. they are not affordable but they do work. >> they work with a tremendous amount of

inconvenience. you have to make it so that the folks can go to work come home and drive the kids to lacrosse practice. >> right now that's true but eventually they could probably have as the technology developed it could be better. >> maybe. maybe. and i think we should invest in that because nobody wants the oil companies to continue to hold us hostage. but the big picture that you are missing here with all due respect to you, kirsten, is that the president is playing politics with the issue he is not looking out for the folks. got more than 400 jobs that could be created instantly with the keystone thing. and then many, many more jobs that would go along with that, service jobs. all right. and he had no -- when i asked him about it he didn't refute the study that says it's not going to be bad for the environment. he didn't refute it political reasons. come on. >> you know everybody doesn't agree with that study. other people say the type because of the tar sands. >> bad. >> the pollution would be worse extracting of this oil would be worse. >> kirsten, there isn't any

credible study on that pipeline that says it would be bad not one whose stud dr. are you citing the one by the oil studies. >> the one released by the canadian government. >> i'm sure they are always right about everything. >> all right, kirsten, i'm going for some growth, some economic stimulus, and i do believe the democrats are playing politics with the warming deal. but i agree with you, we should all want a cleaner planet and work toward that president obama playing golf on water guzzling courses out here in drought stricken california. what's that? later miller on dumb americans and the academy awards. we're coming right back. pay my bill. phone: your account is already paid in full. oh, well in that case, back to vacation mode. ♪boots and pants and boots and pants♪

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california speaking about the terrible drought. over the weekend he played three rounds of golf on the palm springs area on courses that guzzle water. with that in mind the white house didn't allow photo ops of the golfing. those courses use a million gallons of water a day. water that could be diverted elsewhere. joining us from washington what's white house correspondent ed henry. i wouldn't have done that i said all along president obama wants to play golf. fine with me. i have no problem with that i wouldn't come out here and play golf using a million gallons of water on these courses. am i wrong. >> i think you are right. i don't want to be a hypocrite. i like golf nevada, probably guzzle a lot of the water. i don't go out there and give speeches before the round and say would he go have to be worried about the drought and help people. i think it was a communications miscue if you think about it this white house a week before the healthcare.gov rollout allowed the president go to go out there and say it's going to be as easy as

booking travel on kayak.com and buying a tv on amazon.com. talking about the drought and playing on courses guzzling water not a communications. >> do you think the president knows it and cares? everybody would know. i think he is in his second term. >> he wants to play golf, is he going to play golf. the reaction is if i don't play it other people are. he is the leader. you got to lead. >> in mexico with the three amig goes conference. steve martin and chevy chase are with him. that's foolish. with the president of mexico. could stone pipeline. powers afraid it's going to scare the muskrats or something. i think he is going to have to go with the keystone. what do you think. >> i actually think he might have to lean the other way. when you see these big environmentalists stepping forward and saying they will

pour millions of dollars into protecting democratic controlled u.s. senate in harry reid and others kill this pipeline it's going to be very hard for a president who desperately needs to keep control of the senate. otherwise his second term agenda is done not just on climate change but on immigration, minimum wage, you name it if he loses. >> the money, the political -- so it's a political money decision not what's best for the folks decision. >> i'm not saying he will definitely do that but i think that's a lot of pressure on him. going to be hard to go the other way. >> all right. and it's an excellent point. it's an excellent point that i didn't even think of but you are right. all right. now, the final thing is ukraine has all kinds of death and destruction there. this is what the president said, roll the tape. we have also said we expect peaceful protesters to remain peaceful and we will be monitoring very carefully the situation there will be consequences if people step over the line. that includes making sure that the ukrainian military does not step in to what should be issues resolved by

civilians. >> consequences once again he is getting himself in trouble. he can't do anything in the ukraine. he can't. >> maybe some u.s. sanctions. but i think the reason why he came out with tough talk is he is on defense a little bit because he had had sort of farmed this out to vice president biden who son the phone with the ukrainian president three times in the last couple of weeks. it wasn't the president handling it wasn't getting his hands dirty on it. did he talk to the french president when he was here about ukraine in fairness but biden was taking lead. now when you see these dramatic pictures, the president had to speak out. it shows he is under pressure on issues like syria. that, you know, three years into the civil war, he hasn't done anything. in fairness,-to-him, there is no easy option in syria. no easy option for the u.s. and ukraine either. he realized with dramatic images he had to speak out. >> all right. when he says consequences then you know he has got to back it up. i can't see, maybe sanction but i can't see. all right. ed, thanks. >> we will see if it holds. >> all right. we appreciate it directly

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factor follow up segment tonight, testing, emailing and generally living our lives on members, last night jerry seinfeld said this. >> some years ago you were given the option how you want to communicate to another person you could talk and type. once you had that option o, well that took half a second talking lost. talk something over.

make facial expressions like go with what you are saying. different hand gestures, you have to suck air in, you have got to blow it out. talking is over. it's obsolete. it's antiquated i feel like a black smith up here sometimes to tell you the truth. if you want i can text you this whole thing and we can get the hell out of here. [ applause ] email, texts we love it because, when we communicate to another person, we want them to know i could have called you and i chose not to. >> now, just to review earlier this week i said that many americans are now addicted to machines. are not paying attention to their country, therefore their votes become problematic, joining us from philadelphia dr. chuck williams who teaches psychology at drexel university. and princeton university dr. daniel allen who does research for advance study. i understand you disagree with with me and seinfeld on

this. >> sure thing, i would say mr. o'reilly that technology never made anybody do anything. it's a question of what you bring to it we can see lots of young people out there doing great things. take the harry potter alliance as an example. kids pulled into fan community and then the alliance using technology, social media so forth directs their attention to bigger issues. for example, the question of how is chocolate source is it fair trade or not? you can see the kids in the community having debate about whether fair trade or free trade something like how we source our products, all kinds of things. they take on any number of issues. can you see kids becoming engage in serious way if you looking at something like that. >> under guidance i think you are correct. if the children have guidance and they're given a project to do. >> no, check out things like harry potter alliance. they are doing that on their own. there are a lot of self-starters out there. >> let me get my out. >> sure thing. >> brown university. university of winnipeg, all right? national assessment of educational programs.

mcart you are foundation. four studies, young people. all the studies say. all of them. >> got a lot of other studies out there as well. surprising studies that show video games help with a lot of cognitive skills. the question about what young americans know about civics that is a broad he question about education. it's not a question about technology. >> all right. doctor williams, how do you see it? >> well, i have to agree with my colleague. there can be great opportunities for young people to access information through their smart phones and online but i have a feeling that when my students are disrupting my personality psychology course, they are not looking up national gee graphic they are not following the situation in ukraine. they are probably looking at

miley cyrus twerking or trying to follow the latest shenanigans of justin bieber. yes, ideally, all those things would happen and the potential for those things to happen are there. yes, it can help with cognitive development. but it's my sense 's been my experience and it's more than that and it's mostly a distraction. they don't want to connect. they don't want to communicate and beyond that they don't know how. i study social and emotional learning and social skills. and as you stated, all those studies it's pretty clear that what we have now today we have young people who don't know how to communicate as well as they could. they don't know how to express their feelings and their emotion. and believe it or not, bill, that can also lead to aggression, not just academic failure. >> what do you say to that doctor? there allen. >> there is youth and participatory politics founded by mcarthur foundation. that's a research network those 41% of young people participating online.

44% participate. not deflecting them from traditional participation. when we could days studies young people engaged in that they are growing as six of actors they are developing impressive communicative skills far better than a decade ago students have access to to getting their voices out there. >> i hope you are right. the studies that we cited earlier this week show most americans don't know anything about their country and couldn't care less. dr. williams, i'm going to give you the last word. go. >> i was going to say that we have to be very careful because communication is not just about words. it's also about how we develop. psychologically, socially, and emotionally. we need that connection. we need to talk to each other. without that, we are headed down a pretty dark place. >> okay. we appreciate the debate. thank you both. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. miller on how we should process dumb americans. also, his oscar predictions. but, next, girl scouts of america under fire from some

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last night we heard from a woman who pulled her daughter out of the scouts saying the organization is promoting a pro-choice position as well as other liberal issues. as we reported there are more than 2 million american girls in the scouts right

now. and total assets for the national organization approaching $200 million. this is a big deal. joining us now from new york city, kelly pa hissy, chief communication executive at the girl scouts. let's begin with this tweet that was supportive of abortion advocate wendy davis' running for office in texas. that came out of the girl scouts organization. did it not? >> good evening. we sent the tweet out and it was really inviting our audience and our followers on twitter to join in the conversation about who should be added to a list of newsmakers in 2013. there were many people on the list all political persuasions and ideologies. some have construed this as endorsement of political candidates. >> you say kind of nice things about her and she is a fairly radical person but you pulled the tweet back, did you not on ms. davis? >> no. and we did not actually make any commentary on ms. davis or anybody on the list we

simply asked everyone who follow iii us who he would you added to list the newsmakers and what makes a newsmaker. >> did you pull the tweet back ms. parisi. >> no. >> that's still up there about the texas politician? >> it's not about the politician, it's actually a link to a list of newsmakers in 2013. >> is it still up there? >> on our official web page, yes. and we also. >> all right. i heard that you pulled that tweet back, so if i'm wrong, i stand corrected. arched you also issued an apology for it, i understand. >> we did. we in no way meant to confuse people that we were endorsing anybody on the list. so we actually issued. >> so you apologized if you confused anybody which did you with me and i accept your apology. >> thank you. >> let's get on to a spokesperson who i don't think it works for you now but certainly did was a

member of a punk band with homosexual overtones. when i saw that ms. parisi asked respectfully that the factor not mention the than's name and i'm not going to. i don't want him to be harmed in any way. when i saw that you hired, paid, a guy in a punk band with homosexual overtones i'm going is that a good choice for the girl scouts? >> the girl scowtsz don't discuss the lives of our employees because we. >> but you knew who he was. you knew we do extensive background and criminal checks. is he a non--we are a nonpartisan nonpolitical organization. and the one thing that every single employee who worked for girl scouts is aligned with and s. we stand behind girls and we don't bring our politics or our personal opinions into the organization. >> ms. parisi, you then have to understand the flack when

conservative americans see a spokesperson for the girl scouts, who is a member or was a member of a punk rock band with a homosexual overtones, they are going what the duce is going on? surely you understand that. >> as a mother of two. and someone who cares very deeply about girls, i can understand some people's concern. but i want to reiterate that we are a nonpartisan, nonpolitical organization and our employees are all aligned behind girls. we are a leadership organization. and that's what we're really here to talk about. >> all right. but i want the girl scouts to be acceptable to all americans, so. i hope you do that. my order for cookies is. >> in well, we brought cookies here for you. we are so sorry you are not here to enjoy them. >> we don't take any -- we are paying for them. i like the cookies. thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> we coming right back it will be miller time. how should we process americans who are intentionally stupid?

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thanks for staying with us i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight. we have a been talking this week about how dumb some americans are.

they simply don't know anything about their country and could not care less. on monday, presidents' day, jimmie jimmy kimmel's crew took to the streets to talk about president franklin roosevelt. >> president roosevelt past away this morning due to natural causes due to old age. do you have any condolences to give to his family? >> he was a good man and sorry to hear of his passing. >> i hope that the country can remember a great man at this time in their family's mourning. >> did you follow his account on twitter? >> oh yeah. is he a funny guy. >> joining us now from santa barbara, the sage of southern california, dennis miller. first of all, did people who are just dumb, do they concern you? bother you, annoy you? anything like that? >> i'm more frightened that gin franklin roosevelt was still alive. [ laughter ] but, you can hear that we have become emotionally

eloquent and we have become intellectually a little less so. you can hear the guy. he knows where the paf love's dog thing was. have you got to hit the button, good family, we mourn their loss. he was a good man. you don't have to know anything about the guy. we deal now in feelings. we don't deal in facts anymore. that's because our schools went all touchy feely. i think our school system should give a basic menu of reading, writing, arithmetic geography and history and anything else you want to get for your kid it should be allah carted. that's not the way it works now. everything is back loaded all about feelings, empathy, this, that. at the end of the day you say battle of hastings to people and they look at you like you are from another universe. so, that's the way it is now, billy. >> punk rock band in nebraska battle of hastings. and i think i'm wrong. i think i'm wrong, but when i encounter somebody who i

know right away they don't speak english very well, and i'm dealing with them, mostfully a service capacity, you know, trying to get something done, i don't get angry anymore. i just say is there someone else i can deal with? you know, it's insulting when i do that to them, it's condescending but i just in my life now, i can't deal with this anymore. it's just nuts. >> well, you know. >> getting worse. >> that's your life. i don't run into biden as frequently as you do. [ laughter ] >> but i do know, this biden doesn't know who biden is. biden is so out there that i can't tell if he is actually real or he just ahughes united states himself and i happen to see it now, here is what i would do, everybody wants on a cell phone. i would just say that there is a question on each time the kid opens the cell phone saying what year did this happen? and then to get the four digits you have to enter something between 1776 and

2014. or they can't get on their phone and live their lives. that might be way we can reach. >> that's brilliant, miller. that's brilliant. we would impose education or they couldn't use the machines. wow. what a good idea. >> there you go, billy. of course the aclu would sue your butt off and you couldn't do it. >> well then they should make the code aclu. >> on television, they are getting desperate, these reality shows are getting desperate because they have done everything. all right? so now the next one is naked dating. are you aware what's going on here? >> yeah. i think i heard that the kid who used to be on "american idol," william hung is going to be on there. is that right? is that the show? >> i didn't hear that and i really don't understand. >> i heard a rumble. >> right. now, it will be a hit naked dating is going to be a hit, you know it will be. >> yeah. well, i don't like the idea

of our people being put into date lock. you know, i think we should free them from job lock and date lock. and everybody should just lay at home on a couch like a rump roast with a channel clicker and do absolutely nothing. so the idea of people marrying or people working, that's old news, billy. this is the new america. i'm happy to be here. do i know this. as fat as this country is, they are not going to have to blur anybody's genitals out will be a modesty overhang coming down from their waist region. >> while i think about it you are freeing them from clothes lock to on this show. >> a lot of locks out there, billy. we have got to run free like wild horses. >> i know gistles and the certain gety. finally the oscars are sunday night. were you aware the academy awards -- are you aware of that? >> oh, sure. you know he what? that's one thing i can't dodge. i didn't watch the super bowl this year but i like watching the oscars and i

think that most host does a pretty good job. occasionally it doesn't work. it's a tough gig. 12 years of slave for the picture. mcconaughey and jared for dallas buyers' club in the men's acting. other side kate blanchett and jennifer lawrence who i think is a wonder kin. and on the director i would give it to the alfonso koran because that must have been incredible job putting gravity together and couple minor issues i would say the best animated would be the life of julia cartoon put together about the helplessness of american women obama administration last year. best score i would say rob ford in suburban, toronto. >> best score. now, i agree with you on all of them except best supporting actor. i don't think ms. lawrence will wins a good as she was. i think it will be the actress of 12 years of slave will win that category. >> we got a bet. >> that's right. and miller -- >> -- watching the olympics, billy? >> yeah a little bit. i watch them because i want

to see bode miller cry. that's why i watch them. >> well, did you see you know who is crying the russian hockey team they lost. >> out of there. finland? >> i think most of the guys on the team are going to be in siberia. but i do think the golly saved himself. did you see his goalie mask? look at this goalie mask? painted to look like putin. i think he will be safe. >> that hockey team is never going to be seen again. believe me. they will be on assignment somewhere. but finland gets revenge. finland. all right, miller. we have some updates on the bolder fresher shows four. miller and i will be in pittsburgh his hometown at the energy center march 14th. cincinnati at the tap april 25th. almost sold out. buffalo at the shay april 26th almost sold out. honolulu may 10th at the blaze and in addition we have new shows for you friday june 6th.

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one corrections the oscars are on march 2nd. i'm losing it here. and in the back of the book segment tonight. we have been coming out here to l.a. for 18 years. because california has the biggest audience for the

factor and also because today it was 72 degrees in february. over the years, we have had a chance to talk with a lot of famous people and tonight, here's a look back. >> why are are you a republican? >> you know, i started out not being very political. i just realized in looking into different issues that i was a republican. >> republican in this town in show biz, that could be a draw back. >> well, i'm told i will never work again. >> who told you that? >> people in the business. >> really? >> yes, i don't believe it. >> why are some actors and performers so liberal? >> mr. grant? >> hi. >> i would say because from the beginning they have been on the fringes of society. they were a minority. they needed to survive. >> have you been hurt by your liberal activism? >> yeah. >> you think so? >> oh, yeah. >> well, i'm not the kind to kiss and tell. >> is this a business change? is it better or worse? >> i don't know why this whole thing has gotten out

of proportion with the industry as far as our politics are concerned. >> it's gone so far left, right? >> yes. people are afraid to say they are republicans because they were afraid they wouldn't get to work. >> is that a legitimate fear? >> well, go out and shout it from the roof tops. >> you are a a conservative guy. >> i'm a very conservative guy. >> but i think we just blew your cover here. >> that's okay. >> tough on actresses after age 35 out here. >> it's after age 30. >> what? after age 30 now? >> yeah, sure. >> it's really rough. i mean the competition. >> it's always been that way. women are devalued the minute they hit about 25. >> it's all physical, right? it's all looks? >> physicality, get older. >> is it your mission to spread the word of jesus? >> i think that what the film speaks about is a sacrifice of a loving god willingly taken and the these r. good valuable messages. i know i have had the finger wag geld and saying you are

are blaming. i'm not blaming at all. it's clear through the outset and the film and even-handed as much as i can make it. >> i got no choice. >> let's go. >> when you watch television today, and you compare it to what you guys did, what do you think? >> well, it's a different world. they don't appeal to me personally. >> you don't like the that much >> you don't like the graphic stuff and the language and all that? >> no. >> see, i never heard anybody curse on gunsmoke, at least on camera. >> no. >> it's true. >> right, the problem with television which comes into your homes is that 7 and 8-year-old children are seeing a hell of a lot of vulgarity. >> some of them, but there are situations with teens, do you think the teenagers watching the show makes them have sex? >> no, mother nature makes them want to have sex. >> president clinton, do you stand behind him?

>> i have not been behind him since his "don't ask, don't tell" choice. i don't think people should be p prescribed from being in the military because of their sexual preference. >> it is all a matter of timing, what was made roosevelt great, how he dealt with the depression and world war ii. he is a consummate politician, to be a consummate politician, you have to be something of a hypocrite. i think that is why we have a low opinion of politics and politicians in general. >> just in 20 years, the number of hispanics in l.a. have gone from about 30% to 50%, is this a good or bad thing? >> the only solution, the solution that is plausible, the thing they had in the '40s, the

guest worker program. >> expand the worker program? >> giving amnesty to 3 or 4 million people will only encourage the other 3 or 4 people to come here. >> well, what do you do with the people who come here? >> if it is illegal, it is illegal, bill. >> to you, did that surprise you, the euthanizing? >> well, it could be blown up, but i didn't see what the blowup is. it was not that -- it is not a message for anything. but in the old days everybody was talking about the knee jerk liberals. now we have sort of the knee jerk conservative group that tries to politicalize everything. but it was not a political film. it is merely a relationship film. that sure doesn't make a statement for or against anything. it is just the way the story comes out. >> i mean you also did a fair and balanced way. the priest, presenting both sides of it. and we really appreciate you

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