>> that's it for tonight. thanks for watching "the factor." i am bill o'reilly. always remember the spin stops here. we are definitely looking out for you. breaking tonight, the first gop presidential debate is less than a week away. some candidates are fightingcure a spot on the big stage. welcome. one of the biggest obstacles to candidate success is the fact that the potential field swelled to 17 different faces. fox news will host the top ten contenders thursday in cleveland. the real clear politics average gives us a good snapshot of the field. this is not the guide fox news will use to determine who makes the final cut. as we get closer to the debate some of the candidates are making headlines already. >> over time the trump phenomenon will either succeed

or fail based on his proposals. >> you call it a phenomenon. >> the fact you are asking me about it you're not asking about scott walker or other well qualified candidates. it is a phenomenon. >> what section of america do you represent? >> the poll had me with 16 or 17 and datas had me at 25%. the next person was 12%. that's a big difference. we represent a big section. >> not the immigrant population presumably. >> excuse me? >> not many of the immigrant population. >> i did well. in fact the hispanics, a poll came out two days ago. where i'm number one with the hispanics. i know you are surprised. i'm number one with hispanics. i said if i get the nomination i will win with the hispanics. >> they want to hear who you are for not against. i said donald trump could speak for himself. he's using the talking points of the democrats. those talking points haven't worked well in the last four

years. >> television works. give some other candidates time from 8:00 in the morning to 8:00 at night all day long every day for three weeks i'm guessing other candidates might rise as well. for example, while some people are hearing about one candidate all the time few know i have offered a tax code. >> this is the most feckless foreign policy in american history. he's so naive. he would trust the iranians and he would take the israelis and basically march them to the door of the oven. >> don't talk to me about being anti-gun as governor and raise something to me that was -- listen. that was 20 years ago. if you want to debate me, come in the top ten, run for president and come to fox in cleveland on august 6. i'm happy to debate you. >> pollster frank lundst it's going to be so much fun. ready? >> i'm ready. in fact i expect new drinking

games to be created out of the debate on august 6. there are two key points i want to raise. number one, because we are six months away from the fistrst vote in iowa and new hampshire it will be more about personality than policy. voters are sizing up the candidates to decide whether or not they like them empathize with them whether or not there is a connection. that's more important now than where they stand on the specific issues. second it shall and this is specifically for donald trump. it's the old simon and garfunkle song "the boxer." a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest. that's what's happening with donald trump. if you like him, you love what he's saying. if you don't, you hate what he's saying. each person hear what is he says differently depending where they stand in the political aisle. >> he's topping every single recent poll. we don't know which version will

show up. he says he'll be respectful but he's bombastic. who stands to gain by engaging him? who stands to lose by engaging him directly? >> i'm not convinced that anyone stands on engaging him. i had the chance to do it. i understand what it is to feel the wrath of donald trump. he's credible. he's tough. i'm surprised he's not prepping for the debate because no matter how much you know you never know enough of the details. that's the guy he is. >> do you think he's managing expectations? this guy is smart. he has been successful on a number of things. love or hate him, i don't know. i mentioned it to somebody else. gosh can't believe he says i'll just show up. i am who i am. do you think he's doing a lot of debate prep? >> actually no i don't. it may be. he's not asking you to vote for him based on his knowledge of specific policy. he's asking you to vote for him

and he says it again and again because of the art of the deal. because of leadership. because of the determination. he's asking people to vote for him because of a passion, rather than a policy. early on in this election process that's a smart strategy. >> i wondered how it would work once we got to the debates. having interviewed him, he'll continue to what he's best at. he says i'm the only one who can create jobs. i'm a successful businessman. i can turn things around. when you say how would you do it as president? how would you work with capitol hill. he returns to i want to make america great. i wonder how long he can go on the big concepts people seem enamored of versus a deep dyeive on policy at some point. >> depends how the media treats him. the candidates are right to be angry. there is a lot of focus on donald trump who is between 20 and 25%.

he's getting over 50% of the coverage. he's crowding out other candidates' messages. equally important, the way the media treats him -- sometimes with with respect. more often with scorn. he's becoming the iteration of anger the public has toward the main stream media and frustration with america's elite. every time trump speaks against he goes up another two points. the press is creating a surge for donald trump. >> although he's at the top of the polls he's also at the top of the polls for a person you would never vote for according to gop primary. who do you think will be a good debater who will have a chance to shine on stage? >> first person is marco rubio. he has the best positive message of any of the candidates. it's very emotional, very personal. i know from the work i have done that people reacted positively. the second person i will be looking for is chris christie.

you showed a segment there. he has the best sound bites. most likely to start yelling at somebody of anybody. not only will he be entertaining but tough. the third person i look for is governor scott walker, current governor wisconsin, a blue state. he has a strong record and has a gentle way of communicating. those are the three people i will be watching. >> let's talk about ben carson. a brilliant doctor. he has a lot of grassroots support. people adore him. he's got such a laid back way of talking, even when he's his most passionate about an idea or policy he has depth. do you think it will work for him in the debate? >> he has significant depth. the thing i find interesting is if you have christie and trump on one end and carson is the opposite. the level of civility and decency republican primary voters should appreciate. i would advise him to speak up

speak out. your normal way of backing up and being civil, there are ten other people -- nine other people on stage. you're got to be heard. >> you may get run over with this group. let me ask you about ted cruz. he was a champion debater. i have heard him argue at the supreme court. he's very convincing. >> the key to this debate is not the overall presentation. it's the one or two sound bites. it's the seven seconds that matters most. i'm convinced ted cruz will have one of those we'll see again and again. there is no presidential candidate better than cruz at delivering something powerful in a short amount of time. >> we'll see how it plays out. afterward you will give post debate analysis with a focus group for "the kelly file." we'll look forward to it. >> i will make three or four republicans happy and three or four angry. it's what i do. >> thank you, frank.

great to see you this friday night. >> thank you. >> could we soon see federal agents seizing the private e-mail server hillary clinton used as secretary of state? >> in most situations like this you would expect that a warrant would be issued. >> why the latest document dump is raising questions on whether mrs. clinton violated the law. chief intelligence correspondent catherine haridge and chris starwall are here next. plus breaking news. a federal judge has just granted an abortion group's request to shut down those shocking undercover videos. and jon stewart under fire for getting too close to the commander in chief. howie kurtz on white house meetings and new attacks. jon stewart on fox news. surprise. >> i assume the insinuation is i was summoned to the white house so obama and i could coordinate on his agenda.

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breaking tonight, new questions over whether hillary clinton's unprecedented e-mail set-up as secretary of state is in violation of the law. as the top diplomat she's believed to be the first person in her position to use a private e-mail server in her home. two years later mrs. clinton

returned some documents to the state department and deleted the rest. the agency is releasing her e-mails to the public and we are finding dozens of what appear to be classified documents, raising new concerns. chief intelligence correspondent catherine haridge in washington. >> if you search through the more than 1300 documents using a code for classified information there are 37. this after the intelligence community watch dog concluded there are potentially hundreds of classified documents on clinton's personal server like this one between an aide and then secretary of state clinton. briefing her in advance of a call with abbas who believed toyota be the palestinian leader and all of the details are wiped. classified details on her personal server and the backup copy on a thumb drive held by her lawyer may be a violation of 18 u.s. code 1924 governing the unlawful removal and storage of classified information.

>> in most situations like this you would expect that a warrant would be issued and the feds or marshalls, fbi, somebody would get that thumb drive and take it somewhere where it would be considered safe by the government. >> court documents filed in the prosecution of former cia director david petraus suggest a double standard. he was storing classified information at his home. quote, the fbi executed a court-authorized search warrant at his residence tense and seized the black books from an unlocked desk drawer in the first floor staid of the-- study of the residence. the matter is still under review. >> the inspectors general for the state department and at least one other i.g. are reviewing how material was handled. we'll review it as we review all referrals to us and take whatever steps are appropriate,

if any, at the appropriate time. >> fox news has also learned classified e-mails on mrs. clinton's personal server contained information from as many as five intelligence agencies. shannon? >> thank you so much. here now on the possible political fallout for mrs. clinton. chris star it is wall spending friday night with us. hi chris. >> glad to be here. >> today was busy. we got a truckload of information from the clinton camp. >> well yes. first we have evidence -- further evidence that hillary clinton is selling democrats a pig in a poke. she said oh there was no classified information. oh there was classified information. ah-ha, psych. what it reveals to democrats as they see probably their prohibitive front-runner wasn't honest. didn't tell them. didn't disclose the extent of the liabilities in her e-mail scandal with the home server and all that stuff.

the other evidence was destroyed. you will not get the server. this hurts but it will be gone. now we see the trip drip drip. constant oh well maybe we weren't on the level about that. maybe there is still a thumb drive. sorry about the other thing. democrats continue to have salt rubbed in this wound. it's no fun. >> today we got in addition to the e-mails which we are still parsing through. if you get an e-mail that's almost completely redacted so you can't read it and it is potentially classified you've got to wonder if there was concern about the information. we got income and tax documents over the last eight years. listen this is america. the clintons did a good job. you know i don't fault them for it. it's hard to rail against the 1% based ton records we got today. >> let me put a finer point on it. she put out not her health records but a doctor's note basically that said she has a

glandular issue but is basically healthy and she's fine to be president. i don't know if that will pass long term. that's what she's offering. on the other hand, they made more than $140 million american dollars from 2007 to today. you put it together with their haul from 2000 when they left the white house we are talking about a quarter billion tlardollars. do you know what they did to get it? they gave speeches wrote books, were famous, influential. she was powerful. she was a senator. she was the secretary of state. he was flying around on 747s and having a big time. but all they had to do was be themselves and people gave them money. she said the money didn't affect the way she did her job, won't affect the way she did it as president. but a quarter billion for just being famous? >> you and keep it up we'll have to put southern subtitles on there for the people.

>> crocono is a forbidden word? >> bless her heart. we'll subtitle later. >> yes, ma'amle. >> do you think because of the money she made -- and i don't fault anyone for that -- but do you think that's why bernie sanders is gaining with the left? >> i don't think it's that they don't like her having money. i think they don't trust her and thinks she'll burn them bad in the general election. she's the democrats' romney a mega rich person with the out of touch problem. trust problems with the base. she's going to slog on to the she'll have a democratic base that says, no way, sister. >> a lot of the people aren't going to cross over and vote for one of the guys on the other side. >> all the republicans need them to do is exactly what barack obama needed republicans to do in 2012. just stay home. that's all the republicans need the democrats to do in 2016 is

stay home for hillary. >> only 16 17 months to go. >> yay! >> thank you so much. happy friday night. >> happy friday to you. a double murder in montana. it's reigniting the immigration debate tonight. brand new questions surrounding this suspect and why he was never deported. plus new reaction to jon stewart's meetings with the president and his latest attack on fox news. >> was the president of the united states trying to influence or intimidate or flatter me? my guess is -- huh. did it work? it might have. unbelievable! toenail fungus? seriously? smash it with jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. look at the footwork! most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application site redness, itching, swelling burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. smash it!

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unpublicized visits to the white house. >> i assume the insinuation here is i was summoned to the white house so obama and i could coordinate on his agenda. >> the next daily show there is jon stewart making fun of vladimir putin. it worked from the white house point of view. >> interesting. >> interesting. so you believe as russian troops gather at the border of the ukraine, obama summoned me just in case he needed help turning young americans against putin. >> howie kurtz, host of media buzz on fnc. he does this a lot. this disarming, i'm just a comedian. he knows how influential he is and the white house does too. >> just a comedian. he's told me many times. this was the final round of sparring between me and jon stewart over the-- jon stewart over the years. this under cuts his persona, his image as a truth-teller who

stands up to the politicians and pundits and makes him look like a liberal partisan who got spun. when he came back at me after nine minutes of jokes and he's good at that of course. let's see what he finally came down to. >> i can understand if there are folks at fox who are concerned that any meeting i take with a powerful individual should be disclosed lest it be considered possible collusion. was the president of the united states trying to influence or in intimidate or flatter me my guess is uh-huh. did it work? might have. >> that was precisely my point. >> the thing is they would not engage with him acknowledge or recognize the amount of influence he has. especially with the very demo target-rich audience and the fact is i understand the white house took calls from people relating to "the daily show."

they knew it was a good relationship to have. >> jon stewart has done a lot to change tv news. he had a big impact. he always retreats to the "i'm just a comedian" when he has used "the daily show" to influence the political debate. the white house knows this which is why he got the invitations. for him to say, oh they weren't secret meetings because they were buried in tens of thousands of pages of visitor logs is a joke. >> i don't remember hearing about it. a lot of times there is a famous guest we hear about it. you get a shot of them coming or going. >> by the way, journalists, commentators and anchors on the day of the state of the union go to the white house and have off the record meetings with presidents. sometimes it leaks, sometimes it doesn't. if jon stewart said, i was at the white house, we chatted, had salmon you know fine. the fact that he didn't level with the viewers about this and

made comments about the very issues obama was pursuing like standing up to russia's vladimir putin, i think made it an embarrassing episode for him. >> who do you think is going to miss jon stewart more -- you or president obama? >> well i probably give the nod to president obama. barack obama likes that show and likes jon stewart so much he's done seven friendly appearances. jon stewart not that friendly to george w. bush. i will miss him because he's funny even when he chops up clips, takes shots at fox and cnn as well. every time he's done this i have a segment on my show. i'm sure i will miss him as well. >> we'll see you there on sunday for media buzz. >> excellent. >> thank you. breaking tonight, a federal judge has just granted an abortion group's request to shut down those shocking under cover videos of planned participate hood. next up how it may impact the

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first, trace? >> over the past two years the center for medical progress has taken under cover videos of the educational vid eovideos. the naf sued to keep the videos from being released arguing they could lead to death threats saying quote, the broader public interest can be served by preventing defendants from harassing, intimidating and inciting violence against naf, its employees and members. today they were banned from releasing videos on the heels of a california superior court issuing a temporary restraining order preventing cmp from releasing under cover videos of a company that buys fetal tissue for research. pro life advocates say the legal action is an attempt to hide the horrible truth. so far cmp released three different videos showing senior level employees of planned parenthood casually talking about selling fetal tissue and

graphically explaining techniques used to remove the valuable parts of aborted babies. the video shows the vice president and medical director of planned parenthood of the rocky mountains talking about maximizing profits while avoiding legal consequences. selling fetal tissue for profit is against the law. they claim to have nine more under cover videos but it is unclear if any will be released. amid the controversy hillary clinton acknowledged she found the planned parenthood videos disturbing saying while they have done good work for women, this raises questions about the whole process, though she didn't expound on what process. last night she posted on twitter, quote, proud to stand with planned parenthood and access to quality, affordable health care for women, men and young people. there is a push to cut off planned parenthood's federal funding.

>> thank you so much. on that joining us now, south carolina congressman who joined the effort to defund planned parenthood. the stakes are high here. congressman, thanks for joining us. >> yes, ma'am. thank you for having me. >> you have done something you don't often do which is sign your namen a letter with members of congress basically standing up and saying this is my position. i'm not going to move from it. in this case you are saying you're not going to vote for a funding measure that includes continued funding for planned parenthood. you know that you're going to be on a collision course with possibly being responsible for being accused of shutting down the government if you maintain this position. why are you tagking it? >> i don't believe in infanticide. there are things that define us as a decent people as people of good conscience. when you watch these videos as bar barrick and depraved as they are, when you are discussing the selling of body parts while eating a salad, like you are

talking about a stock tip. and the latest video where you are right on the precipice of discussing homicide if you look at the quote, folks who come in after delivery but still want a procedure, what does that mean? if that's not partial birth abortion what does it mean? the people i work for do not want to fund that. people can disagree about a woman's right to choose and roe versus wade but this is barbaric bedepraved and if the president wants to insist on a fwoth shutdown so he can fund something and i didn't think planned parenthood was necessary after obamacare. i thought it provided health care and access to everyone. why do we need planned parenthood to prop up the abortion industry? i'm not going to fund it. >> are there democrats, people with concerns about the video that will join republican

efforts? >> well i don't know. i would think all people of good conscience would be sickened by what they have watched. will there be folks out there who are able to rationalize it? i'm sure there will be. i suspect that there will be a funding mechanism this fall and no government shutdown. i don't want one and neither do the 18 people who signed the letter. you have to stand for something as a people. what defines us as a people? i am speaking to a death penalty conference tomorrow. there is more sobriety in discussing the heinous acts of death row inmates than there was in the discussion of selling baby body parts. so if that opportunity define us as a people then perhaps i'm in the wrong line of work and i may be in the wrong republic. the america i believe in the people i represent do not expect me to fund the barbarism and

depravity i have seen. >> if it gets to the president, he's going to veto it. >> yeah. you know what? the president loves to talk about bipartisanship working together so long as you do everything he wants you to do. that's his definition of bipartisanship. i am not going to continue to fund an entity that does the things i have seen on these videos. so attorney general lynch can investigate it. the bureau of investigations can look at possible criminal violations. i'm not going to give taxpayer money to an entity that discusses the best way to sell body parts and whether or not you can perform procedures after a delivery and sell those parts in interstate commerce. i'm not going to fund it. will my colleagues do it?

we'll see this fol.all. i'm not going to. >> you are chairing the benghazi committee investigating what happened. tooung the new round of hillary clinton e-mails, some heavily redacted will have an impact or be of help to your committee? >> probably not. we are in a constant battle with the state department over the production of documents. you know the self-described most transparent administration since the earth cooled loves to obstruct withdraw and redact. we'll find out what happened with or without their help. we are marching on toward the october interview with the secretary but we have 40 other interviews planned for fall. it would go better if the state department showed a little bit of interest in cooperating investigating. put politics aside and help us find out what happened to the four brave fellow americans, but so far the state department has

been incapable of doing that. >> they admitted today they missed the deadline for their latest production. we appreciate your time. have a great weekend. >> yes, ma'am. thank you. you, too. >> a shocking murder raising new questions about u.s. immigration policy after this man accused of gunning down a couple who were acting as good samaritans. they pulled over to help him. plus new developments in the search for the teenage boys out missing at sea. >> hundreds of people searched thousands of miles because we were desperately committed to try to find austin and perry.

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breaking tonight, the coast guard suspending the search for the boys who disappeared off the coast of florida. 14-year-old perry cohen and austin stephanos went missing at sea during a burst of bad weather on friday. no sign of the boys yet but they found the boat on sunday. the families say a private hunt for the 14-year-olds will press on. they have enlisted the help of pilots and boaters who are volunteering in assisting with the search. also breaking tonight, new teets on an 18-year-old legal imgrant from mexico accused of murdering a good samaritan couple and shooting and wounding their daughter. trace gallagher in the west coast newsroom with the shocking

story. trace? >> reporter: 18-year-old jesus deniz admitted in court he used a .22-caliber rifle to shoot three people who stopped to help him when he ran out of database. when jason shane, his wife and daughter pulled off the road to offer assistance the fbi said deniz pulled out a rifle, told them to get out of the car and demanded money. when the family said they didn't have any deniz told them to walk away and he opened fire killing the father and mother and wounding the daughter who was able to run for help. when he was asked why he shot the family deniz said he got tired of waiting around and he was mad because the daughter laughed at him. deniz is from mexico and is not a u.s. citizen. because he's been in montana for most of his life the obama administration deems him a legal permanent resident. deniz was arrested for felony burglary but imfwragsmigrations and customs enforcement said this

individual does not have criminal convictions. as a permanent resident is not currently removable. thus an i.c.e. detainer cannot be placed on him at this time. if he is convicted of murder he could then be removed from the country after his sentence but deniz could face the death penalty. the children of the murder victims were in court today and just gave us a statement that reads in part quoting, the aftermath of the whole situation has left seven children with no parents. jesus deniz has taken away with no remorse or thoughtfulness of life. >> all right, trace. thank you so much. joining us now to talk about this news editor and progressive radio talk show host. welcome to you both. thinking about the kids and the daughter who witnessed this thing and got shot. regardless of anything about this person this is just devastating. katie, this guy, i am told by sources, a capitol hill source

he came illegally, was given a special juvenile visa immigration visa in 2013. so he was sort of grandfathered in and that's why he was here. katie, he hadn't committed a crime to that point. what's wrong with how it proceeded? >> the fistrst thing is that the white house often argues they don't want to tear families apart by deporting family members. here we are with another case of an american family whose family has been ripped apart permanently as a result of bad illegal immigration policy. when it comes to this guy and his criminal record this is a direct result of the united states of america not enforcing entering the country illegally as a crime. the authorities in this case say they couldn't deport him because of the circumstances and because he only had a burglary charge instead of a conviction. of course he had a pass from the obama administration but

entering the country illegally is a deportable offense. if we treated everyone equally under the law we wouldn't be in this situation today. >> leslie you know the administration has given prosecutors and immigration officials great discretion. that's something they have under the law. you don't have to deport certain people. in fact we are telling you not to waste your time on certain cases. you don't have a right to deport -- i mean i.c.e. agents sued over the policies but that's where we stand. is this what we end up with? >> what we have now is approximately 2 million people under this administration that have been deported. 30,000 people every day that are just sitting in detention centers. you are right to point out that this man didn't have a criminal record. and i think all of us would agree that this administration, regardless of the ideology has a crystal ball and is clairvoyant. the overwhelming majority of 11 million illegal immigrants here aren't violent criminals.

this man was not a violent criminal. it's terrible with a tragedy like this whether the person is a citizen or not. this man was not here illegally. that special victims juvenile status, the visas given were given to children who are abused or neglected from foreign countries. this isn't just a free pass. he fit the criteria for this particular visa. >> my source on this says dhs is essentially giving them out. they use the word quote, widely. special immigration visas, that they are giving them out in a way suggests there are a lot of people getting them. >> this is the problem. they are giving them out without actually looking into the backgrounds of who these people are. sure deniz didn't maybe have a violent criminal record but he had one. he was in this country illegally and that's in fact a crime. let's not forget the obama administration is not only giving out juvenile visas to people they haven't vetted

necessarily. they are also releasing tens of thousands of violent criminals with convictions of homicide and rape on the streets of america. to say we don't have a crystal ball and we don't know what will happen why are we allowing people who aren't allowed to be here in the first place, who broke the laws as their first move inside the wrietsunited states to stay here at all. >> there is factual evidence to support that there have been people who sub committed crimes who have been released back to the streets though they are here illegally. >> there is no question that we have an immigration problem. this is something the president has been saying. that's why so many people -- left and right -- have been pushing for immigration reform which includes securing the border having more agents, having financing for that better training aerial drones. things they are doing as rudy giuliani offered on the board that's opinion successful. what do we propose here? are we supposed to deport every person who was arrested?

remember until he committed this crime he did have a visa and is under the current status here legally with the visa. i agree with you, katie, you are breaking the law if you enter the country illegally. but we don't have the physical financial means. it is not a reality that every person in those detention centers can be deported. we know that. >> -- putting people back on the streets. >> we have to leave it there. as soon as he got the special visa he then had legal permanent resident status which changes the game. katie, leslie thank you both for the debate. >> thank you. an update in the search for the missing malaysian flight. why officials say the debris is raising a lot of hope of new clues. plus cardinal dolan slamming donald trump in a new op-ed. father jonathan morris is here to weigh in.

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referred to the kkk. suggesting trump's comments are a sad return to a terrible american tradition. father jonathan morris is a fox news contributor and author of light in the darkness. which we need more of these days. father, good to see you tonight. this that's going back and forth, what do you make of it? most catholic leaders want to stay out of politics. he felt a conviction to say something. >> we don't want our religious leaders to stay completely out of politics. imagine if slavery were still in vogue today would we want our leaders to say that's politics? no we want our religious leaders to speak out about moral and human issues ethical issues. what i think cardinal doln is saying that trump said some despicable things about mexicans. not that trump is a bad person. or not that we shouldn't control

our border that there -- . you can't say people who are coming over are rapists and murdererers and i assume some of them aredespicable. he's saying we don't need that. we've done that in the past. >> trump will say this is being taken out of context, being blown out of pruoportion. he said he's doing great with latino voters. >> he says a lot of things. they have pinatas in mexico that look like trump. okay. so you know i like to watch donald trump honestly. he says things that are really true. we need to -- the situation right now on the border in the united states of america and the southern border is despicable. what's happening now is we're saying no, you can't come in but watch this.

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