that's it for us. that is it on fox nation. you can go on fox and look it up immediately. tune in every night at 8 p.m. the sworn enemy of of lying, pomposity, smugness and group think. sean hannity is in nashville with a s special hour starting right now. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity." we are broadcasting in music city, tennessee. the sight of the republican governors association and their springve conference. we will have an open discussion with six of the nation's top governors about the state of our country. we will take on immigration and talk about the southern border and taxes and law and order. we will also be talking about what works in the state, and

what i have been telling everybody and listening, what does it mean to be a conservative. what policies work for the conservative movement. it's simple. liberty and 1st and 2nd amendment. low taxes. limited government regulation, choice for our kids in school. we need integrity in elections. that would be voter i.d. laws with signature verification and partisan observers and secure borders. we believe in free market solution forer healthcare while protecting people with preexisting conditions. we believe in law and order. without it, you can't pursue happiness. free and fair trade and peace through strength. for me that sums it up. hopefully the governors will talk about what has been working in their states. what we will tell you what we

are against as well, cancel culture, defunding the police. the bail reform where you get arrested and they let you out the same day. y without paying a dime. high regulations. covid-19 shutdowns that are stilll affecting people. democrats in alliance with the teachers union. allow me to spell out the facts that sippy cup is awake which he is likely not, the fastest grow state is utah. the fastest growing state in sheer numbers is texas. the fastest growing region in the u.s. is the south when the pandemic hit, millions of americans flocked to florida. and other states lost in the 2020 census.s while states like texas and florida and north carolina, they

all gain seeds. freedom, individualism, safety, security, key issues related to your prosperity. if republicans want to take back power in washington, the america first needs to be articulated by anybody and everybody running for office. without further ado joining us for the hour the new hampshire governor and iowa governor. arizona governor is here. florida governor ron desantis. south dakota governor and the governor of the great state of tennessee that is hosting all of us is governor bill lee. we areng joined by a?live audience. you are free to yell anything you want. >> [cheering]. >> [applauding]. >> sean: with all of that said,

if i'm going to be blunt and forthright and honest with you, i want to get the hell out of new york. i w want to see which of you wil offer me the best deal. >> [laughing]. >> sean: oh. >> we talked about this. i have my dmv on stand by. you will get a?driver's license and we will register your vote quickly. you can pull the trigger. we have been talking about this for years. >> sean: i also like mount rushmore and country music. >> you are here. >> and i want to be at an iowa farmer. the only one who might lose out is arizona because the dry heat is awful. thank you all. governor, let's start with you. we have this mass migration from blue states with high taxes and regulation, draconian shutdowns and we have the republican

governors that have very different models. let's talk about it generally. >> our model you can see out on broadway. it's open. our businesses are open. people are going into restaurants and bars. there are not any masks. this pandemic has been quite a distraction for all of america for sure to say the least. but the health crisis is over. the emergency is over. we have fully opened up and we are moving our state forward. the reason is because we follow the science. the left likes to say follow the science until they don't. >> sean: with the vaccination joe outdoors walking into jimmy carter's house with a?mask on and taking it off in front of the old people. that was brilliant.

>> you can't say follow the science and keep kids out of school were all of the and wear a mask after you are vaccinated. they can't put covid patients back in nursing homes home if you follow the science. >> sean: thank you. none of you did that. >> [applauding]. thank you for having some sense, amazing. >> sean: governor, south dakota never shut down? >> never. we did not close a singe business ever. we didn't even define an essential business.nt according to the south dakota constitution, the u.s. constitution, i didn't believe i had the authority to tell their business was not essential.heas i told people i would trust them and i would let them use personal responsibility to take care of their families and keep their doors and provide for their employees and customers. the people appreciated it. we never mandated masks and we

have the fastest growing gdp in the fourth quarter. at 9.9% in the country and unemployment is 2.8%. we have the least amount of jobs lost and wages lost from any employee in the country. what we did is use conservative principles that we don't talk about all the time. we talked about them for year. we did them. that is the story that we need to tell about 2020. leadership has consequences. you look at democrat and republican states. they are growing and thriving what all of these leader dis. -- did. how it works for the american people. we talk about statistics and facts.ta but those stories will be powerful when we change the majority in washington, d.c. and change who is in the white house. >> sean: early on you said i trust the people of my state and i believe in them. it paid s off well for you. governor ron desantis, so funny.

you had a row with your buddy andrew cuomo in new york. i am looking at these other states, kids are still not in school. florida schools have been open since august. how is it possible they are watching you do this it successfully and they still don't learn from it? >> well, it's probably the biggest mistake, strategy is locking these kids out of school. they are not following science. this is politics. ideology, and quite frankly it is a disgrace. i was in baker county, florida. they celebratedun the 108th dayf being open. they finished the full school year today from the beginning. every single parent from the beginning had the right to send their kid to school in person.heir i think there are a lot of other policies that mattered. we prevented covid patients from being sent to nursing homes.

i think that mattered. but i can tell you locking kids out of school for over a year, that's going to have ramifications for our country and those states. it won't be days, weeks, months. it will be years and some kids won't have a?future as a result of this bad policy.su >> sean: the first interview we did, you told me that you mobilized every single state agency if florida to protect the elderly, the older population in your state which is significant. >> yes, the results are 40 states have higher percapita mortality for age 65 and up compared to florida. we are at the top seniors. we prioritize our seniors for vaccinations. the cdc said do political considerations. i said no way. you are 65 and up, we are getting you the vaccine. i think we have done 4 million seniors. >> sean: and places were free of charge to take care of their

community. >> and you know what, sean, that would not have happened had president trump had not said come up with this vaccine. if biden was president this would take 4 years. to be able to develop these vaccines. we started vaccinatinging seniors in december. those were lives saved. as a result of the presidential leadership. >> sean: president biden and warp speed, they are direct opposites. >> [laughing]. i'm just saying. by the way, the governors won't be responsible for anything i say as a talk show host. a disclaimer. senator, unrelenting. you know, you have a state model. live free or die. >> this was a title of a great book that came out before the

election. >> i read it cover to cover. >> sean: thank you. in all seriousness, you made a lot of the same choices that these governors made. the mistakes were made in newov york and new jersey and peninsula and michigan and california. how is it they got everything so wrong and nobody got it perfect because it was imperfect. >> we were writing the playbook. based on the dynamics and based on what we were seeing. in new england we have all of these states that are tight together. we are like counties. in florida almost. we had to work together as governors. for the most part. we had to contend with new york and boston was in tough shape. charlie baker was trying to do the best he could with the death rate in boston. we were in the middle. live free or die state, we led the charge on the flexibility and the opportunity edand now the economy.

as the governor points out, 2.8%. i think we have 2.8%. >> [laughing]. >> every governor had to write the playbook. it was about balance. you had to earn public trust in the crisis early on. do you that with transparency and communication. when you do that and have earned that public trust coming out of it, they trust you to make the right decisions. >> sean: i didn't notice of you writing any books talking about how great leaders you were and making $5 million. just saying. by the way they want me out of new york. , just so you know. this matters. though. if you are going to be a leader the decisionss you make for the people in your state under these circumstances are hard. governor, i remember in iowa, there was a?moment, a?meat packing facility and the same thing in south dakota.

i watched w how you handled tha. it was spectacular. you went right in. full court press and surrounded the area. tell us about it. >> my farmers and producers produced over 10% of the nation's foody supplies. it was imperative to keep our food processing plants open and grocery stores full. and meet on the table for families all across the country. we were able to go in and does surveillance testing and we were able to not only keep the processing plants open, but we could ensure the employees they were working in a?safe environment.re not only did we provide the ppe but we were able to test those positive who were quarantined and and we kept our processing plants up and going. cannot back up hog producers. we were looking at horrific numbers because processing plants were impacted from covid. we made testing available.

we were able to implement a really robust data program that allowed to us break down it by zip code and identify the positive cases and act. accordingly. >> sean: when new york was at it worst, i said on radio and tv if the manufacturers, the medical manufacturers and food suppliers, if the packers didn't pack and the truckers didn't truck, new york would have died. >> that's right. >> you were literally a lifeline for people in significant trouble. >> and we were able to do it in a?responsible manner. we kept the economy open. all of us were able to do. that we are reaping the benefits today. we are coming back stronger than ever. the number 1 state for opportunity isre iowa. second best is recovery from

covid. >> sean: isn't this wonderful? >> we all have our statistics, right? >>at sean: compared to any democrats it's much better. governor doocy. arizona similarly, a large population older people. you had certain challenges throughout the pandemic. you were able to overcome it. how? >> we focused on the vulnerable right from the beginning. we knew that was the older folks. when governor lee said follow the science, it was 65 years and older and people with underlying health conditions. of this conference call that we would hold as governors, we came prioritized lives and livelihoods and errored on the side of limited government. it was going to be a light touch. we were going to listen and we would trust our citizens. believe arizonans have common

sense. it was a tough year. there is no winner in the covid year but you want to do the right thing to come out of it healthier and stronger. on the other side. that's where arizona is. leading the country in personal income growth. if you don't like the dry heat check out flagstaff, arizona. or the white mountains. >> that is actually a good point. i was there one summer and i walked out and said i can't breathe.e. it was really rough. so all of you have the problem that people from new york, new jersey and california and michigan, they are leaving their statess and going to your states. florida has seen a huge impact migration out of the blue states. of now, my only fear for all of you is that they may bring their liberal policies with them. >> so what is interesting with

florida. the media at the beginning said florida was bad. they wanted to damage trump and me. so they just kept saying it was bad even though literally last april they were saying florida is doing worse than new york. w new york was 10 times worse. the people that buy those phoney narratives from the media, they probably are not coming to florida. most people see through it and think like us. i think these people are coming. they are registering as republicans and i have come across a lot of people who were democrats and lockdowns turned them into republicans. because they said i cannot fathom, it was a democrat because of education but they said i am in california and they are locking my kids out of school. i comey to florida they are in school and people are free and happy. i think process caused people to reevaluate prior commitments. if you have a political party that puts the interest of teacher's unions over kids accessing an education, that

tells you all you need to know about the modern democrat party. [applause] >> sean: well said. governor noem, i'm taking great note the ads you were running said come on to south dakota. we openly welcome you and specifically you did the same thing with law enforcement.y of we will get to that in a little bit. but you are saying, this is an opportunity for the oustate of south dakota to grow. you are enticing people to come. >> yes.ic i ran for governor on the fact that i was going to bring the next big industry to the state and grow the state. we wanted it to be a place where our kids got out of school and wanted to raise their families there. surrounded by the people they love. what was interesting is i ran on south dakota being an example to the nation. what happened during this pandemic, it allowed us to

tell our story. thousands are moving to our state and they want to live somewhere where the government respects them and somewhere where theyey can be free. south dakota was not on their radar a year ago to move to, but it is now. they wanted to live to have a quality of life and be respected. we did one week of a?national advertising campaign to law enforcement officers and said if you want to live somewhere where you are supported and peopleo uprespect you and we will help u take care of your families, come to south dakota. in that one week, we had the hundreds applications from 41 different states of law enforcement officers saying i want to livenf there. they respect law enforcement and they will appreciate my service. >> sean: and you gave an incentive. of you actually gave a bonus to everybody. tennessee, i love nashville because i live 90 miles south of i 65 when i was

in huntsville, alabama. i see the growth. the property prices soaring want opportunities are soaring. music city. right usa. , >> cranes out there everywhere.. a lot happening. >> sean: it's florida, texas and the south. i don't want to single them all out here. these states are all growing and benefiting. what the key component, freedom, low taxes, a?nomination? -- a combination? >> i think people across the country are looking around unsatisfied in many states with life in particular. life in the last year. they have been looking for a long time, but suddenly the differences between our states and thosees blue states are sta. their kids have been out of school for a year. in tennessee all of kids are in school.

in fact, we have a strong school --y >> sean: are they wearing masks? >> they are not. in a couple of districts, the law allows districts to make they are. that decision. i don't think any kid ought to wear a mask. if you follow the science you don't have kids wearing masks when kids don't get sick from covid-19. that's science. that is what we ought to be doing, but school choices in states like our, parents get to choose. tennessee is the third lowest taxx per capita state. in the country. we announced 2 major moves companies moving from california and michigan to put their locations in this state. our regulation in this state is really different than in these states that increased regulations. our taxes were reduced. we cut taxes. this year. those states?-- >> sean: wait a minute. i love joe said you can't take money and cut taxes..

really? they had to pull back on that, but really? >> because we offer tax cuts to our citizens. >> [laughing]. >> there is a combination -- >> sean: this is like the chamber of commerce. >> it is. but i am describing a lot of republicans. >> sean: i agree with you. >> there are a lot of republicans right here who cut taxes and have lower regulation who have choices for parents, who have a business environment that is attractive to business. that's why every one of these states and mine, u-haul measure trucks going in that don't go out and tennessee is number 1. we all have our statistics. there is a stark difference in a this country that has surfaced that we all in america see now. that is why migration. >> sean: we have to take in california if you rented a u-haul to go to taxes, you pay

$2500. taking it texas to california you get it for me. more of our governors, we are just getting started. we will talk about law and order and violent crime and dismantling the police and the crisis on the southern border impacting every state. we are in nashville, tennessee. thanks for being with us. as we continue. [applause] ♪ ♪

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>> ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome back to >> sean: welcome back to our exclusive town hall with republican governors association. in music city, usa. nashville, tennessee.

what is the future of the republican agenda? can red states fight back against the green new deal and stand up the dangerous effort to defund police? and to answer these questions and much more, we turn to our republican governors right here in nashville. i won't bother you, governor sununu, but in all seriousness, all off can say to the people in your states you have lowered taxes.ca you have ended burdens from regulation. you created business friendly environments for everybody. we are seeing the benefits of your policies in place. now, all of a sudden, you are fiscally responsible and balance your budget and fund your pensions and in comes joe biden with a?blue states bail out and california and gavin newsom he

is giving them $4 billion --iv taxpayer dollars from your states. i might be ticked off. governor sununu? >> absolutely. d ey changed the rules to fit their agenda. you are seeing republican governors as the last line of defense against true socialism. that's what is happening with the executive orders. $40 billion and we have seen it. when you talk about the economy, the biggest thing hitting america is inflation. we are on the verge of hyper-inflation supply chain issues. one of across this country, and there is no greater tax on the american people than inflation. everyer low-income family pays more for gas or wood or a?gallon of milk. their policies are reversed and they hurt those they claim to help the most.ei >> exactly.

>> that is exactly the case and we are paying the price for the bad decisions they made. in iowa we are cutting taxes and reducing regulations. we had our kids? -- we have our kids in school. we are open for business. he thinks we are just starting on covid.ho the emergency is over. the amount of money coming into our states is unconscionable. i sent back 95 million dollars. they sent 95 million dollars to get our kids back in the classroom. i said they have been back since august. this is ridiculous. here, you can take the 95 million dollars back. we don't need. it we need to do more of that. it's unconscionable. >> sean: this is?-- >> [overlapping talking]. >> this is the third tranche.

>> joe biden tries to have strings attached if you take the money youf can't taxes? >> we are cutting taxes. >> sean: wow. >> joe biden needs to stop trying to rescue us. we don't needwo to be rescued. this money is a?blue states bail out for their failures in the past.d. what reward would you get to tighten your belt, cut your budget and live within your means? i said i would be remiss if i i didn't think my partner in growing arizona's economy and that was then california governor jerry brown. gavin newsom is more helpful. think about it, sean, reagan said if the pilgrims landed in california they would have never discovered the rest of the country. nobody leaves california because they want to. it's too painful for lack of opportunities.

>> sean: the first time in 171 years they lost population., >> and as a result of leadership, policy and lack of quality of life and economic opportunities. >> sean: what is even more ironic, gavin newsom will take your money and checks will go out tos two-thirds of the people in california just prior to the recall. i don't know, where i grew up in new york we have different words for that. it'snt from your taxpayers. you think about it. you look at the tax policies and youu look at washington, when donald trump became president and he put his tax plan in place. he got rid of reductions or deductions for state and local income taxes. personally, that hurt me. was it the right thing to do? yes, because red states they are being punished. they didn't get the same benefit i was getting. now joe is rewarding blue states friends with that deduction.

that would hurt every one of you. >> it takes from our state and subsidizes wealthy taxpayers in those states. it's terrible policy when new york, you have millions of people, fewer than florida your budget is over twice the size. of the budget in the state of florida, but yet... >> sean: and their infrastructure is a?disaster. >> our.ea infrastructure is bet. we do better in k-through 12. by "u.s. news & world report" for four years in a row. it just shows you that money is being thrown away, but they never make tough choices. when covid hits, they crafted the budget before everything hit the fan. so i vetoed a record $1 billion right off at the top and i said, look, we don't know what is going to happen. we have to make tough decisions. i didn't have to do that because there is so much money.

they are rewarding states that made bad decisions or not been willing to make tough decisions. >> the reason i ran for office is because of bad tax policies. ecwe have a tragedy in my family and we lost my dad and paid death taxes that it took me 10 years to pay off. that's why i ran for office. when i was in congress, i had a chance to be on ways and means andde the final conference committee that worked with president trump to fix a lot of bad parts of our tax policy in the country. toto watch president biden desty that?-- hint to damage our country and long-term economic -- >> sean: you said o-biden. you sound like a?talk show host. >> i'm sorry. >> sean: don't apologize. >> it is tragic. president biden, to watch him undo this is tragic. we are not making decisions for for all of us, ourselves.

we are making it for our kids. we won't pay off this debt. >> sean: we are robbing them blind. >> you mentioned it being the people's money. it's really easy, the federal government is shoveling out money. it's easy to spend somebody else'sit money. they forget this is the people's money. they like to tell states what to do.el they don't like it when we talk back. we have talked back and said we want to do want to offer tax cuts. we have had a billion dollars surplus in our state in spite of this economic down turn. we don't want to be told what to do with federal dollars and what our kids should learn in school. we don't want to be told by the federal government what to do. that's why states and what you are seeing here are beginning to come together and work together

to push back. >> sean: we will take break. a lot more to talk about. we will discuss the issue of law and order and election integrity. what the republican party needs y.epto do to win in 2022 and 20. as we continue, we will talk to another republican governor of association we continue on this town hall in nashville, tennessee. thanks for being with us. ♪ ♪ [applause]

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>> ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right, we are in beautiful nashville, tennessee. they have low taxes and a lot of growth and movement to the state. republican governors laying out

the future for the american first movement. how tome fight back against this destructive democratic agenda and power grab and how to deliver prosperity to you the american peoplee that work hard every day. we continue with our governors. governor sununu, we have?-- i always felt if i broke the law, they would be arrested. and probably have them in my backyard with predawn raids with cnn cameras. we have laws about immigration not being obeyed and i would argue that the biden administration is aiding law breaking. in incentivizing it. now, after the kids get out of the cages that joe built these illegal immigrants are dispersed to your states. i assume you have to pay the

price for housing and education and health care? is that true? >> this is not a southern border crisis. it's a humanitarian crisis at that. they are holding the line as best as they can. those videos are real. you see what is happening to the kids and the families. and there is no doubt it has an impact everyone has to be part of the across the country. solution. >> what is frustrating is they created this crisis and could stop it tomorrow. it is impacting every statete across the country. he was so determined to remove all of the trump policies that were actually working and protecting united states citizens. for them not to even go to the border. we would be laid out if we were that irresponsible and didn't show up. b and so it is theirs to fix. >> sean: arizona, you are right in the middle. >> it hits us first and the biden administration is not only anti-wall. they are awol. absent without leave.

president biden and kamala harris have not been been to the border. it is tough to get a visit or a phone call with secretary mayorkas. >> sean: do you pay the burden of housing and healthcare and educationine though people didn't respect our laws and our sovereignty? >> we will. the interesting thing is this is happening in the middle of the night in which the tennessee, as you know, private planes flew in, only discovered because news reporters saw that. human traffickers are paid to move children into this country across the border. your government is facilitatingt the last leg of that journ. journey. they are doing it in secret.

they certainly were in our state. we declined. >> sean: is there any recourse? any of you want to jump in? there is any recourse when they transport illegal immigrants into your states and you have to pay for everything? >> we will demanding transparency. if you bring them here, we want to know about it. if you do something in secret, you are doing it because you know the people won't want it. when we have a?government that is disregarding the will of the people. >> sean: is there any recourse for all of you to not facilitate law breaking and have to bear the burden of the financial costs? >> we were bold telling them don't end us unaccompanied children and we don't want to participate in what they are doing to threaten our national security.do they don't have to get our approval to put refugees in our

states. i can communicate with the people who run those programs in my state. they receive state dollars.an they need to know those are threatened if they are threatening people of south dakota. it's my job to put the people of south dakota first. i will do it with every tool i have. >> one thing they are also doing, no more i.c.e. detainers. for criminal aliens. so when i have somebody illegal in the country, the trump administration would send them back. the biden administration releases them back into the community. these are convicted criminal aliens. we are suing the biden administration on that policy. because that is a total dereliction of duty and responsibility to take care that the laws are faithfully executed. >> sean: for the benefit of time, you see defunding the police and no bail laws.

i think it's madness. myself. i see what is happening in portland, new york and los angeles. murder rates going through the roof. how do you counter that? why would anybody do these things? >> well, you don't do them in the first place. you set an example, you set a tone and hopefully, you are an example for others. it's hard. no doubt about it. as a governor, the beauty being governor is our job is to be selfish. i care about anyone in the granite state. of they should all be by setting that example selfish too. hopefully more will follow. >> we support the men and women enforcement.law we put additional funding in the department of safety and passed back to blue.d to let them know that we have their backs and we are grateful for what they do keeping our community safe. >> [applauding]. >> this is a covert way for the biden administration --

what we have done in arizona is deploy the national guard to the border. we are doing it with state funds. it only works if you have new mexico and texas. >> sean: are you allowed to prevent people from entering illegally? >> we are there so the border patrol canen be on the border. and do their job rather than making formula. >> sean: but they are still allowed in? >> they are still but we are slowing the king allowed in, migration. it's the cartels shaping the border policy and the biden administration is the marking t arm. >> we passed the strongest pro-police law in the country. we will not let local government defund the police if you riot you are going to jail. not a slap on the wrist. we are funding the police. $1,000 bonuses for every sworn law enforcement officer. >> [applauding]. pico do you give bonuses for talk show hosts? >> absolutely. >> hundreds of law enforcement

officer moved to south dakota to be somewhere where they were respected. >> moving forward, the conservative agenda and what about election integrity straight ahead as we continue.

♪ ♪ >> sean: we continue ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right, we continue from nashville our exclusive governorsy hall. election integrity is the future of the republican party republican party to make america great again agenda? i say we need five things, voter i.d. verification, chain of

custody control, partisan observing and cleanup the voter rolls. am i missing something? >> we counted 11 million votessp in florida, very transparent, we did great but not in the past. we did better.lo the bill i signed their band violet harvesting. all the stuff you talk about but we fanned zuckerberg spending money to rent the elections in these areas. that is now banned. speak with the future of republican partyst make america great again would you add or subtract? >> that is the core of it. president trump got the basics right as time changed. you have to see what new issues come along. reagan's agenda was ready for that time and people talk about it but you have to see what's coming down the pipe. >> five things you mention, they come ino south dakota and we hae honest, fair, transparent election. >> no problems with south dakota except, here's the thing, people in south dakota understand america first. they believe in it.

if anything, 2020 has taught them that 2021, how much more important it is. >> clearly establishment of republicans don't like donald trump. i would argue donald trump is the base of the republican party. >> absolutely. >> sean: do they have a chance of unseating him? >> unseating him? >> sean: if the president choose to run in 2024? >> the trump agenda lifted upft the minorities come at the disadvantage, lifted them up and give them opportunities. anybody who says that was the wrong agenda for this country, they are wrong themselves. they are not truly conservative. speak with the dial election integrity. i think she listed it out. they will make it harder to vote and harder to cheat. that is how we will have integrity across the country. the republican party, it is agenda. and thew last election we got

more votes in hispanic votes come african-american votes, 60 years, the left has scared regular people. and we are now the party that is attracting those people. we are attracting them because the people of that work for a living. >> sean: what we will find in this america? >> this is our fourth audit. there has been three audits, the first three came out clean. let's see what the fourth one says. i think if you look at arizona and what'ss happening in other republican states, we have fast practices. >> sean: real quick. is donald trump the leader of the republican party? >> he is the former republican, 75 million plus party which -- >> sean: is he the leader? >> yes. >> i think it is defined by principles, core values. >> sean: is it america first, make america great? >> absolutely. that is all a part of it.

>> sean: we will come back with the governors straight ahead.

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