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intelligence committee has released a damning report on the cia's interrogation techniques that were used after the september 11th terror attack. the report claims that the tactic used to gather information from our enemies were not effective and were, quote, brutal and far worse than the agency alleged. in a moment, former cia official jose rodriguez who oversaw the so-called enhanced interrogation will join us to respond and lieutenant colonel ralph peters will be here. we turn to fox's own ed henry who has details on how the obamaed a trags is responding. by the way, one quick question as we start, ed, let's see, isn't this the same administration that's responsible for the killing of how many people with drone strikes including civilian casualties in pakistan and elsewhe elsewhere? >> i can tell you that josh earnest, the white house spokesman got a question at the white house briefing from an arab journalist who was basically saying, you know, what's the difference. some would argue that the drones have been worse in terms of

civilian casualties, folks being killed on the ground without any compensation from the american government. that's something josh earnest pushed back on. it's been a very thorny subject for this administration. what we've also seen along those same lines is a contradictory response to this senate report from the president and his top aides. the president today releasing a long written statement saying on one hand he understands that former president bush had to make very tough choices after 9/11, hailing intelligence officials who had to deal with that environment as patriots, but on the other hand, the president said that the tactics that those same patriotses used were contrary to american values. a second contradiction is that we saw chuck hagel say he told the centcom commanders to be on high alert for threats against american interestses. john kerry called democrat dianne feinstein and expressed concern about the timing of this release, that it could lead to

violence, even though today vice president biden said something different. he was hailing the release of this report as a big victory for transparency. listen. >> i think it's a badge of honor. every country, every country has engaged in activity somewhere along the line that it has not been proud of, but think about it. name me another country that's prepared to stand up and say this was a mistake. >> now, biden's immediate predecessor, former vice president dick cheney lashed out today at what he sees as second guessing, telling "the new york times" that this senate report is a, quote, crock, as well as a bunch of hooey. cheney saying that he believes intelligence officials deserve a lot of praise. as far as i'm concerned, they ought to be decorated, not criticized. adding to the split within the obama administration, it's interesting, the current cia director john brennan put out a statement that seemed to agree more with dick cheney than with other obama officials because

brendan's statement was that he believes the tactics, while mistakes were made, he also said he thinks it brought in good intelligence and that it saved american lives, something that dick cheney has claimed as well. >> ed, it's a good point. john brennan rips the democrats' torture or enhanced interrogation report. you have then the secretary of defense, leon panetta, he claimed at the time that it didn't lead to intelligence that led to bin laden. and a third thing is this committee, 6,000-page document, they never once spoke to key people involved including george tenet, michael hayden or jose rodriguez who i'm going to interview in a second. >> dianne feinstein pushed back and saying she didn't want to interview them and they're basing it on that. there's been a lot of criticism of the process. it got to the point that officials have told us that john brennan, the president's own cia director, was so upset with the

process that he threatened at one point to resign over what was being declassified, what information was getting out there and what damage that might do to the country. white house officials today were trying to tamp all that down by saying the president still has full confidence in brennan and that he's going to stick around. >> ed henry at the white house, thank you. earlier today dianne feinstein and john mccain took to the senate floor to defend the declassification of this report. watch this. >> there are those who will seize upon the report and say, see what the americans did, and they will try to use it to justify evil actions or incite more violence. we can't prevent that. but history will judge us by our commitment to a just society governed by law and the willingness to face an ugly truth and say never again. >> i rise in support of the release, the long delayed release of the senate intelligence committee's summarized unclassified review

of the so-called enhanced interrogation techniques. i have long believed some of these practices amounted to torture. as a reasonable person would define it, especially but not only the practice of waterboarding. >> joining me now exclusively here on "hannity," former head of the clandestine services of the cia, jose rodriguez. sir, welcome back. glad you're with us. did i just hear dianne feinstein acknowledge this report may cause more violence that we can't prevent that? well, that would tell me they didn't release the report, it could prevent more violence, could it not? >> yes. i mean, i think it's a very dark day for the cia. i think the cia's been thrown under the bus. and you know, the cia is the country's paramount intelligence service, and it has a very

important mission, and the mission is to protect american interests, to protect the homeland, to safeguard american lives, and it needs to be held accountable when it screws up. you know, there's a lot of moving parts and a lot of risk taken when we do very complex counterterrorism covert action. in this case, i believe that, you know, we've been thrown under the bus, and the politicians are playing political football with the cia. >> let's go to dianne feinstein back in 2002 when she said the following, this was quoted in "the new york times," where she said, you know, it took that real attack, i think, to kind of shiver our tim bers enough to let is know that the threat is profound and that we have to do some things that historically we have not wanted to do to protect ourselves. you were there. you knew these senators, these lawmakers. do you remember any specific meetings? was dianne feinstein told

specifically what the cia was doing in terms of enhanced interrogation? >> there are about 40 instances where we briefed the senate and the house intelligence committees over the life of the program from 2002 to 2009. and we briefed dianne feinstein and nancy pelosi and rockefeller and many others all the time. and we at the outset, at the beginning, back in 2001, i remember very clearly them telling me, you know, the problem that you guys have is that you are risk adverse. you need to use the authorities that we have given you to go out there and destroy this organization and to kill bin laden. so we feel that we briefed them and briefed them thoroughly, and they are, you know, hypocritical. >> they claim that more people

were waterboarded than the three that had been previously acknowledged. you were at the waterboarding of khalid sheikh mohammed, right? any other waterboardings that you saw. >> we waterboarded three people during the life of the program. that's it. three persons. i don't know where they get the other numbers. >> would we have gotten bin laden without the intelligence of ksm during the waterboarding released to you guys? didn't he open the door to the courier which led us to bin laden, is that true, sir? >> actually, the initial information came from a facilitator called hassan ghoul going back to 2002 and 2003, he actually told us about the courier. that's when we first heard about the courier. al-libi told us that he knew about the appointment to become

the chief of operations through the courier and then ksm, of course, we intercepted a message that he sent to his fellow prisoners in which he says do not say a word about the courier. so we gained a lot of insight from our prisoners at the black sides about the importance of the courier, which eventually led to the takedown of bin laden. >> so in other words, you're saying that the accusation that these enhanced interrogation techniques were used beyond what we had already been disclosed you're saying is false, number one, and that, in spite of their suggestion that they were not successful, you're saying that, in fact, that's not true. you were there, it was successful? >> it was a very successful, and for those of us who were there, it's just amazing that they could have come to this conclusion. those of us who read the intelligence coming out to the black sites every morning and acted on that intelligence know

the value and basically it led to the destruction of the organization. in terms of whether we exceeded the authorities that we had, this program actually has been subjected to very intense investigations by justice department and, in fact, from 2009 to 2012, john durham, the special investigator, conducted a thorough investigation and he basically found no prosecutable charges to be made for anyone. >> you know, i talk a lot on this program about selective moral outrage, jose. let me give you an example. we have, under president obama and his drone program, we have the estimated death toll at 2400. in pakistan alone, the death toll is estimated between 450 -- i'm sorry 400 and 950 civilians including 168 to 200 children. can you explain to me how the drone program under obama is not

far more morally problematic than enhanced interrogation? and what do you make of dianne feinstein's silence on that issue in comparison? >> yeah, it's very interesting because, you know, this administration actually does not take any prisoners. they prefer to kill them from afar using drones. and somehow they feel that because they kill from a distance somehow it's more ethical. more ethical than the difficult and messy and unpleasant task and mission of actually interrogating a prisoners. i think it's a distortion of what our values are. you know what our values are -- >> i'll give you a choice, get waterboarded or get drilled with a drone strike. i think i'll take the waterboarding. >> i think i'll take the waterboarding, too. >> it's sad that you have to go through this, jose, because i view you and the work that you

did to save america and keep america safe as an integral part of the fact that we've not been attacked in a major way since. so thank you for all you've done. we appreciate it. >> well, thank you very much. and thanks to all the people who are actually involved in the years that it took to destroy the al qaeda organization that attacked us on 9/11. >> thank you, sir, appreciate it. my next guest says the release of this prort amounts to nothing less than providing aid and comfort to the enemy in war time. lieutenant colonel ralph peters is with me. your reaction to all of this, sir? >> disgusting. >> same here. >> disgust and more disgust. and you know, shawn, the very people that are flagellating the cia today for doing what it approved it to do will be the first ones to cry intelligence failure when there's another attack. i mean, it's a messy world. the aftermath of 9/11, we had to get on the stick and get on it fast. we're human and mistakes do get made, but as far as i'm

concerned, the release of this repo report, written exclusively by democratic senate staffers, without interviewing a single cia representative or member or agent or action officer, it's an absolute travesty. and today, today listening to senator feinstein. has she no shame? has she no self-awareness? in her diatribe, she made anwar zubaydah a martyr for those around the world. >> where is dianne feinstein's outrage and indignation and report on obama's use of drones where children have been chronicled as collateral damage, hundreds of them? why no report on that but a report on enhanced

interrogations from ten years ago? >> well, i think right now -- this is only my suspicion, sean, is that senator feinstein is worried about her legacy, and she was briefed on all this stuff. she knew everything. but she's trying to rewrite history and say, i knew, but i didn't really know. on the whole with the left, this attack on the cia is not only dangerous, but it's immeasurably deceitful. remember, sean -- >> yeah, real quickly. >> back in the vietnam war, the left was able to call our troops baby killers. can't do ha any more. the american people love our troops. they need a villain, the cia becomes the new baby killer, the new villain. i say anything, anything done to a terrorist associated with 9/11 or any other attack, anything gets my approval. >> thank you. agreed. coming up, anne coulter, and more. >> you see a trend developing here, professor gruber? >> i don't understand the

question. >> it's a lot of stupid quotes you've made. that's the trend. >> obama care architect and m.i.t. economist jonathan gruber was grilled on capitol hill earlier today from laurps on both sides of the aisle demanding to know why he repeatedly refers to us, the american people, as stupid. coming up darrell issa weighs in on tonight's hear. did the democrats put american lives at risk by releasing the cia enhanced interrogation report? just go to facebook.com/hannity, twitter @seanhannity. tell us your answer. this season, celebrate what's new, the bigger, better menu at red lobster! with more of what you love! try our newest wood-grilled combination! maine lobster, extra jumbo shrimp, and salmon! so hurry in! and sea food differently.

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>> major fireworks on capitol hill this morning when jonathan gruber was absolutely hammered by the house oversight committee for repeatedly admitting that lies were strategically used by the democrats to ram through the affordable care act and take advantage of the, quote, stupidity of the american voter. take a look at some of the highlights. >> i behaved badly and i'll have to live with that. my own inexcusable arrogance is not a part of the affordable care act. >> is it because you said it or because you meant it? >> using inappropriate language to sound impressive about something to my colleagues. >> i'm extremely frustrated with dr. gruber's statements. they were irresponsible. incredibly disrespectful, did not reflect realty. >> you've been a co-conspirator in defrauding the american people and you admitted it. >> how many times since president obama took office did you go to the white house?

>> i don't recall exactly. >> was it more than 20? >> no, it was not. >> i believe it was more than 20. >> the american taxpayer would like to know how much you paid them to deceive them and then got made fun of by the very dollars that they paid you to make fun of. they'd like to know that. how much were you paid? >> as i said, the committee can take that up with my counsel. >> what are you hiding? why are we not entitled to those? >> i'm not an expert on the rule of what's disclosed and what's not? >> lies on top of lies. >> are you stupid? >> i don't think so, no. >> you see a trend developing here, professor gruber? >> i don't understand the question. >> it's a lot of stupid quotes you've made. that's the trend. >> you made a series of troubling statements that were not only an insult to the american people, but revealed a pattern of intentional misleading the public about the true impact and nature of obama care. >> obama care sold on a mountain

of lies. here now to take us inside that hearing is house oversight committee chairman california congressman darrell issa. let's go back and let's go to gruber's comments where he called the american people stupid, among other things. listen to this. >> to get a law which said healthy people are going to pay in sick people get money, it would not have passed. okay? just like to have people transparent -- lack of transparency is a huge political advantage. and basically, you know, call it the stupidity of the american voter or whatever, but basically that was really, really critical to getting the thing to pass. americans are too stupid to understand the difference. very clever basic exploitation of the lack of understanding of the american voter. >> where is the real gruber here? have you been able to ascertain in your mind which gruber was telling the truth? >> well, i think it was pretty transparent to all of us that this was an incredibly smart

educated individual that made millions of dollars directly and indirectly duping the american people and now he wants to say that all those comments that he made, if you will, in academia, where nobody said there was a problem with lying, tricking and deceiving the american people didn't mean anything. but he said it again and again and again. and he said it in front of large audiences and only now are we realizing that, in fact, part of the plan from day one of getting the single payer government-run health care was in his hands, a man who believes the end justifies the means. >> yeah, clearly. and for me, i guess, the issue is here the involvement of the white house. what did they know? when did they know it? because we know in february 2010, the president and his staff internally debated whether to tell the american people the truth. what have you been able to ascertain in terms of his time spent with the president even in

the oval office? >> well, he was clearly key both to the earlier romney care and then to obama care. and they relied heavily on his numbers, his analysis. and, of course, today he was very bad at remembering any numbers, even the numbers of contracts and dollars he received. he's pretty uneasy about the fact that he made a lot of money, federal and sate, delita delivering data that so far isn't turning tout be tr-- out true, even that comment about cbo had to push and constrain to make it look balanced, he couldn't seem to understand that they collect taxes for ten years and only give services for six years and that was always part of the plan. >> so he lied to the cbo, he wrote the bill purposefully in a tortured way. everything about this, keeping your plan, keeping your doctor, saving money, the mandate's not a tax, do you believe that this

was a conscious, orchestrated lie and that everybody involved in the white house on down knew about this? >> i certainly believe that everybody on both sides knew that this was not going to lower the cost of health care. it would lower how much some people paid, exactly as he said, but overall the american people are paying more for health care, getting less and nothing in obama care actually drives down the real cost of delivering care. he knew that, the president knew that, nancy pelosi knew that, and now the american people know that it was part of a plan to get to single payer, and that's where they're going to end up. they're going to vilify the insurance companies and eventually we'll get to single payer rationed care. >> we sent david webb to confront mr. gruber. very quiet then, a guy who obviously thinks a lot of himself. watch this tape. >> you've had lots to say to the media. what about talking to us? we just want to talk to you. >> no thank you. >> do you think the american people have actually bought into

obama care without all the deception for the cbo scoring? >> once again i have no comment. >> if you're telling the truth, why are you apologizing as you did for being honest about what was done to get obama care passed? >> i have no comment. >> professor, come on, one last chance to have a conversation. professor, do you really think the american voters are stupid? >> no comment. >> what about the obama care? is that just a hoax on the american people? >> my question to you, congressman, now that we know it was sold on a mountain of lies, why are republicans struggling? they'll have in the next congress, their constitutional authority to defund this. why is this even a problem for

so many? why are they, i guess, in conflict over doing what they clearly have the ability to do constitutionally? >> well, sean, a lot of people, unfortunately, on capitol hill, always played prevent defense. they're always concerned about saying big things but not doing anything to get in trouble. >> including republicans are your fellow republicans. >> including republicans. but ultimately, you saw a number of members, particularly on the republican side today, who had the courage to ask the tough questions. they're not going away, trey gowdy's not going away, jim jordan is not going away. the fact is he had a tough day on both sides of the aisle, but republicans in our committee are dedicated to making sure we get the truth to the american people and then making the reforms that come from an honest debate about the real cost of health care, that's got to happen and only those who have the courage to say obama care was a lie can begin the dialogue of a truth heading toward a affordable care. >> you said in a recent interview that john -- that you

were the bane of john boehner's existence. why does john boehner not like darrell issa who has investigated benghazi, irs gate and asking the tough questions, is he not a big supporter of yours? >> you know, it's a team effort. when you have somebody who is always hitting the line, hitting the line, hitting the line, sometimes people say, wait a second,y with need to have more people doing it. the fact is i always believed that every day i need to get up and give the american people every dollar they deserve in tenacious effort to save them dollars and to save their liberties. i'm not apologetic for it, but it is sometimes tough when you're pushing as hard as our committee has. and again, not just chairman issa. jim jordan was ferocious, jason chaffetz, the list goeswdy is a

interrogator. there were complaints from other committees that we're jumping in their territory, we're going too far, too aggressive, some thought we could win alex -- elections without being so tough. it wasn't about winning elections, we'll go home for christmas feeling that we did what we needed to do. in the end, it was good for john boehner, good for republicans and good for americans. >> thank you, appreciate your time. coming up next -- >> nation, as you know, i, stephen colbert, have never cared for our president t guy is so arrogant. i'll bet he talks about himself in the third person. >> so obama finds time in his busy schedule to sit down with comedy central's stephen colbert, but was this the best use of his time? >> why don't to b.e.t. and give the black folk a lecture but go

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third person. now that republicans control both the house and the senate, they could pass a bill repealing obama care, but the president still has the veto. and if i know that guy, he is willing to use it. >> the president's recent media campaign is not sitting well with many pundits including tavis smiley who had some very choice words for the president on this show last night. take a look. >> with all due respect the our president barack obama black folk don't need lectures on black entertainment television. you go on there to lecture black folk, then you are wrong when you tell them that things take time. dr. king wrote a book called why we can't wait. stop telling black folk they got to wait. here's my point. why go to b.e.t. and give a black folk a lecture but go to stephen colbert and tell jokes? i don't get that. >> here with reaction, juan williams and rnc deputy press

secretary, juan's son raffi williams. what happens during thanksgiving din dinner? do you throw turkey legs at each other? >> yes, stuffing, turkey. >> i don't know how you can put up with him. >> you should see the walls after thanksgiving. >> raffi, you should see when i go in and i'm sitting next to me his new combat moves. >> that's right. because i'm into martial arts and i'm getting tougher every day. now a couple of years in, juan, you're in trouble. >> i'm scared. i'm twittering in my boots here. >> i don't want that. serious note. here's the president. i can't really -- i actually support him on the drone strikes. that's why i was so angry at dianne feinstein because that's a war on terror that the president refuses to acknowledge. you think this is what the president needs to do, seems like the only part of his job he

likes is being praised and worshiped, juan. >> no, he's got to reach out to the base. much like people that go on morning radio and late night comedy shows like colbert, the idea is to go to people where they are and make sure they're getting the message. >> what do you think, raf? >> what tavis was keying in there is the fact that there's a disconnect where the president is yucking it up with his base, but then black america feels left behind. obama should be going after instances where he can promote job training programs, economic freedom zones, school choice, ways to get the black community ahead. because right now they're struggling and the president isn't addressing it. that's frustrating to a lot of black american. >> how do you respond to your own son? your own son is right and he has to educate his dad. >> i appreciate that. raffi is right, if the president is talking about jobs, talking about economic development, i think this president as the first black president, feels the need to speak to the concerns of all americans. if he isolates it solely in

terms of blacks, the republican party and raffi william was attack him. tavis smiley is totally self-interested. his own concern is that he didn't go on tavis smiley's show. >> i don't think that's true. in fairness to tavis, he's been a vocal critic of the president. >> exactly. >> most americans now think race relations have gotten worse under obama. 0 for 3 on high profile cases, trayvon martin and now michael brown. how do they speak about issues and send three white house representatives to the funeral of a guy who tried to steal a cop's gun and charged at him? is that not irresponsible to rush to judgment like that? >> i don't think it's irresponsible at all. what you've got is a president who sees that you've got a dead teenager unarmed, shot six times. >> and tried to steal a gun and

then robbed a store and charged the police officer. >> look, i'm just telling you that situation could have been defused. we should believe in the law, okay, i don't like the grand jury process. i think it was tainted, but i'll believe in it. if you had the president not give some air to the idea that people -- >> don't rush to judgment. wait for evidence. raffi, last word. >> the real troubling thing here is him deputizing arl sharpton to fix race relations in america. that's a guy who made his whole career out of racial differences what we need now to be united. >> can't wait to be invited to thanksgiving. rolling stone magazine is facing major backlash after failing to apologizing for a story about gang rape at uva. the story now has many holes in it. anne coulter is here to sound off on that and more. and speaking of stories that

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or a scheme. here with reaction to that, author and columnist anne coulter. how are you? >> fine, thanks. >> reaction. >> i love this case and lena dunham who accused a man barry of rape in her book. now random house has withdrawn that claim and paying all of barry's legal fees. >> and hoping not to get sued. >> everyone has taken down the uva story. richard bradley was the first to take it apart. but i notice in all of them, they keep saying, well, this story is a hoax, but it shouldn't detract from the epidemic of rape going on on college campuses. well, if we're drowning in this epidemic of rape on college campuses why are all the cases they keep giveni igiving us hoa? could they give us a real one? what it illustrates is an epidemic of false claims of rape. this nonsense that obama repeats of one in four or one in five women on college campuses being

raped, madness. >> you're not minimizing the brutality. >> no, rape is a serious claim. the idea that one in four are raped is preposterous. it comes from a ridiculous study that found that 1.7% of women would be raped at college but their definition of rape extended to being -- being harassed to have rape with someone, you know, talking angrily to a woman, not appreciating her work fully. a rape is a rape. knock it off like i felt i was under pressure and he asked me to do something i didn't want to do. that doesn't count. what they did was multiply by 20 on the grounds that women are in college for two semesters each year plus most people take five years to graduate. they took that one in seven and multiplied by 20, but the serious studies of false rape allegations, there was one of a

thousand men on air force base, they found that 47% of the allegations of rape are false. in 20% the women retracted it entirely. another study of a big midwestern city, they studied about four or five years and a small town that cops could get in and investigate. they found 41% of rape allegations are false. what's being done on college campuses to young men trying to start their careers, a yale kid in first year of harvard law, in the end, you can say things worked out. he lost his -- on the basis of an allegation from his ex-girlfriend that apparently he'd raped her, he was never told the accusation against him, there was no investigation, he got his rhodes scholarship taken away, he lost a spot on an nfl football team, his summer employer dropped the offer and, i mean, we have 2,000 years of anglo saxon law, now the feminists come on to college campuses and an ex-girlfriend

just out of revenge can make an accusation against you. we have dunham, the uva, the tawana brawley and that started it all -- not a college case -- but a false claim of rape. in the "nation" somebody wrote it doesn't matter if it's true in this case, it's true in so many cases. >> anne coulter, always holding back. >> did i get it all out? >> got it all out. anne just mentioned lena dunham who claims in her book that she was raped by a republican. that story is coming under major nobody told us to expect it... intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes it's not likely to go away... ...on its own. so let's do something about it. premarin vaginal cream can help it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause

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>> welcome back to "hannity", a controversial star made allegations on a man she calls barry. according to an investigation, a man name and description of the alleged rapist claims to have never met the girl's co-star. random house released a statement read m bart quote the name barry is a pseudonym. random house on behalf of our author regrets confusion that

led the attorney to post on go fund me on behalf of his client whose first name is barry. we're offering to pay the fees mr. minc has billed to his client to date. now, john, real quick. what happened here? they got busted. >> they got busted because they now want us to believe that by details in her book that directly connected to a real life person were just made up. and those five details are that this man's name is barry, he was a republican, he was a republican, a prominent republican and a republican when she was there. and he worked at the library. so they're saying these were just made up, a wild coincidence. >> is as a lawyer, as a legal

question are they going to be liable for this? >> no. this is a book she wrote about her situation. any woman watching this show knows there are rapes going on unreported they have been victims of or people they know have been victims 60% of the rapes are not reported sean. >> it appears here -- >> your creepy john nolty guy, what is he doing on campus? >> because it's his name and reputation. >> she claims in aftermath of this, john, that is the point here is that people thought it was him. >> no. they didn't. >> what took me to the camp that this end of the investigation was was barry said he was innocent, getting calls from media, he had to hire an attorney and was terrified his

last name was going to come out. she tweeted about that article and said nothing. she didn't call him a liar or exonerate him. >> if it's you and a false allegation is made against you, you want your name cleared. >> absolutely. if someone says tamara holder did this, and it's not true. i'm going to go out and dig around the fact of the matter is that you have a man here who is destroying women -- >> no. he's trying to save his reputation. >> there is no man she said barry. >> maybe john should go something different than digging amp campus. >> if someone is lying in a book like that? >> coming up, the big question of the day, we want your input coming up next. want to know how

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