beginning 10:00 eastern time, other ways you can save, a lot of you have been frantic as i have about this whole problem going on with italian sausage, we are going to try to resolve that tomorrow by seeing if we can steal it from people, but barring that, we will keep you up on the latest developments here. chicken breasts and all. anyway, tomorrow, we will see you then. ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone. i am judge jeanine pirro along with jessica tarlov, joey jones, dagen mcdowell, and greg gutfeld. it is 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ not many people feeling patriotic in joe biden's america this fourth of july, and it is really no wonder with an out of touch white house telling americans suffering to just suck it up. according to a new fox news

poll, just 39% of americans are proud of where the country is today. which is down 12 points from the 2017, and a whopping 30 points since 2011. it marks the first time a majority feels disappointed in this country. and as americans feel the heat from raging inflation and astronomical gas prices, the white house is doubling down on their deal with that philosophy. >> how long is it fair to expect american drivers and drivers around the world to pay that premium for this war? >> as long as it takes. russia cannot, in fact, defeat ukraine and move beyond ukraine. this is a critical, critical position for the world. >> what do you say to those families who say listen, we cannot afford to pay $4.85 a gallon for months if not years, this is not sustainable? >> this is about the future of the liberal world order and we have to stand firm.

>> jeanine: and if people think we are on the wrong track, the white house thinks you just need to be reminded how awesome things really are. >> 85% of u.s. adults say the country is on the wrong track. 85%. that is up from 68% in march. it appears increasingly the american people do not approve of what this white house is doing. >> these are uncertain times and when prices are high, people are understandably frustrated. >> we also remind the american people that even as we go through this challenging. max, even as we move through this transition, we also have made historic economic progress. >> jeanine: you know, joey, that guy, deese, the economic council director, when he points to the fact, the majority of americans feel disappointed in the country right now, he says, you know, they just are not looking at how great the economy is. this guy is in charge of the economic council for the

white house. >> joey: you know, if one more person on this network says it is the economy, stupid, i am going to lose it. i hear it all day on every network because that is what americans are pure i believe that is true when it comes to our politicians but when we talk about being disappointed in this country i think it is cultural. i think the left looks at our country and sees our prosperity as a symbol of oppression, centuries of oppression. they see the reduction of crt or the supreme court decision on roe vs. wade and they say we are still under the thumb, the midwife's tale or whatever that is called. [laughter] they look at crt and woke culture and what makes this country great, and to an extent, they kind of think right. not but i believe something like what the left talks about is oppression, but there was before the societal expectation of just presenting yourself and speaking respectfully and making a point without having to glue yourself to something, and the right --

both sides, especially for our political representatives that play into this, see us in a really bad place. >> jeanine: the question, dagen, don't you think the question is how they feel about the country today, and 85% of the people think we are headed in the wrong direction, so it is pretty clear how they feel about the country. is that different from whether or not they love the country? >> dagen: it does play into it be heard because the country has gone in a horrible direction unr biden incorporated by any and every metric. it is worse than when biden took office. biden was supposed to be like a palate cleanser, like a champagne sorbet. instead, he is like an old crab cake that you paid $5,000 for and it leaves a bad taste in your mouth and you're probably going to get food poisoning from it. to joey's point, though, the liberals default when asked about being a proud american is

not being proud. the default for conservatives historically is you are proud. this bears out in the numbers, where among republicans, the american pride has fallen by 28 points since 2017, and then 21 points among independents, and that is because of the direction of the country. like, when you say for republicans, yeah, we are out at walmart, or the wawa buying a koozie with proud american on it, that is right, and for liberals, you ask them, are you proud of the united states? and they go yeah, it's fine. so it is still even. >> joey: what jessica said in the green room. >> jeanine: jessica, when the president says the americans should expect to continue to pay these high prices, high gas prices, i expect the food prices

and inflation and everything else until russia is defeated in ukraine, what if russia is never defeated in ukraine? >> jessica: that is increasingly what people who used to be in the military are commenting. i went to a talk recently with an admiral and he said unless we kind of proverbial you know what or get off the pot, we are just going to be stuck in this place for a very long time and the expectation is that yeah, putin bought originally i can do this in 30 days. now that he knows it is not possible, he can wait it out for the rest of time. he can stand there and yes, we have made bigger moves, and when we sent a new missile systems this week, that should change the game a little bit, but putin has nothing but time and we don't. the messaging on this has been externally poor. everybody understands that we are part of a global economy, that is not a hard concept for folks to understand, but when it seems like you don't have a choice in terms of what you are paying for, that is something that rubs you the wrong way

because i think if you said oh, we could scale back a little bit or maybe put a few troops on the ground or build up in poland and get a dollar off the gas bill, people would say, generally speaking, i want a dollar off my gas bill, because they have tethered those things so closely together which i don't think is the reason this is happening. on the proud american front, i think dagen is right, the way conservatives talk about patriotism is fundamentally different fear i don't think it means we love the country any differently. this trend did start in 2017, three years of the trump era, it just is not biden walking into office and everybody hated it here. the way folks talk about this is important to take into account when evaluating our varying degrees of love for america. >> jeanine: you know, greg, one of the lines that really concerns me was when deese come i think it is deese, the economic council guy, says, you know, the future of the liberal

world order is at stake. did we elect this guy to change the future of the liberal world order, joe biden? >> greg: this is a really big deal but i am so tired of hearing you people talk about where is the pride in america, we just had a full month of pride fear you guys. oh, wait, that was not about being an american. that was about sexual orientation. you can do that for a month. you better do that for a month. your company better send emails on that for a month but if you talk about patriotism, that is so old-school, old-fashioned. what a scary fast trip from america first to america last. that liberal world order phrase used to be something you might hear somebody on infomercials say. sorry, in full words to say. is actually -- it was actually . that sound bite should be in a commercial for every republican campaign, that liberal world order blurb to truckers, to

parents buying food, because it is one of the biggest reveals in political history. they are saying yeah, you know what, the greater good means the greater global good means you're suffering doesn't matter. true, it is very stalinist. people will die. but you've got to break some eggs to make an omelette. of course, you never see the omelette, all you see is a broken egg. it is a very honest comment and we are learning the administration is not that into us being americans. what is the democratic party offering to people? you are either woke or you are broke, right? woke destroys. of the new world order is the external breakdown, fighting a r thousands of miles away and that trumps our gas prices. we are willing to except world famine and misery for a war that won't end because both sides according to both sides ae winning and we are fueling this

war and billions and billions of dollars, and there is a price for everything, including war, which is why trump had it right which as you drill, drill, drill, you become energy independent so international turmoil has no effect on you. but you can't have it know both ways. you can't want cheap oil and go to war against people who supply the oil, although it is only 8-9%. >> jessica: it is not a problem for us, it is a european problem. >> greg: fight and clearly says it is a problem for us. >> jeanine: but biden gave them the waiver for annoyed stream and shut down the american oil and gas. it is a frightening situation. >> joey: asked texas about the liberal world order. >> greg: that is a gift from heaven. >> jeanine: they actually came out and said it. coming up, travel armageddon is upon us. thousands of flights getting

delayed and canceled head of the fourth. >> greg: yay!

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soaring fuel costs, but if you're stressed out, have no fear, transportation secretary pete buttigieg is on the case. >> is the july fourth holiday a recipe for disaster given the issues with the system right now? >> there are going to be challenges but we are watching it closely and we are talking to the airlines every day about their responsibility to make sure they can accommodate any issues the weather or curveballs might throw at a lot of people, including me, are expecting to get to loved ones over this holiday weekend and we need a system that is resilient enough to get there plus good customer service when an issue does come up. >> dagen: greg, when this administration uses the word "challenge," you know it means hell fire! >> greg: i can't get enough of the airport arrival, it is repetitious, cliched clips of people giving these exasperated

quotes. at the departing gates and stuff. they should just create stock video every year so we don't have to go to the airport and report on it. just use the same stuff over and over again. >> joey: twitter account. >> greg: that is all it is. i am not going anywhere so i get to sit there, and the thing is there there, so it feels like to me no matter how bad it gets, it never really is going to stop you from going anywhere. you are still going to go because as human beings you believe my flight is not going to get canceled, their flight is going to get canceled, and then you show up there and generally most of the time you are right, but this is one of those stories you see in the summertime when more people are flying. i predict in this show we might do another story on sharks. [laughter] >> jessica: don't give it away. >> greg: that is a long tease. >> dagen: judge, it is just simply too much demand, not enough supply.

>> jeanine: it's very simple. you know what, i love pete buttigieg, because this guy has -- >> greg: don't waste your time, judge. >> jeanine: whether it is supply chain or whether it is this, to do something. and i wrote down the quote, the guy is talking to the airlines every day. he is watching the airlines. and he wants them to accommodate the flyers. what the hell else are you doing? i mean, really. you know, during the supply chain, we have the worst supply chain problem ever, at home with a baby, and they want him to run for president, we'll have another joe biden, but the guy i'm impressed with is the delta ceo. i love delta. i think they are always on time, this guy says i apologize -- he actually came out took responsibility, i apologize, and to get people to not fly on overbooked planes, i'm going to give you ten grand, i want to book a flight just to get the

ten grand to cancel it. >> dagen: that is a true story. i did a deep dive on the ten grand, has to green like that, but that was a jump from flights, it was from grand rapids, michigan, to somewhere in minnesota, i think to minneapolis, and they gave people -- they were offering $80,000, ten grand to eight different people, that they started doing that in 2017 when that man was dragged off the plane. they are afraid they will have to drag somebody off the plane involuntarily. who doesn't -- who'd, what idiot did it take ten grand? >> jeanine: have a girlfriend there or something. >> greg: dump her. >> jeanine: what? >> greg: dump her, take the money. >> dagen: my wife needs me with her? no, she doesn't. >> jessica: if you are going to a family event or something, you have a wedding to get to, but yeah, $10,000 could be quite inspirational in terms of turning it over.

>> greg: in today's dollars, what is that? be 110,000 -- >> jessica: still 10,000. >> greg: i meet inflation. thank you, joe biden. >> jeanine: i think she already answered the question. >> jessica: in defense of what he started, he was on paternity leave and a kid on a ventilator, that is a serious thing. >> jeanine: it is. >> jessica: okay, thank you. so the administration is kind of damned if they do, damned if they don't. also, these airlines got billions of dollars in bailouts. they need to be able to fix this. i get it, the delta ceo, smart to be the first want to say they are sorry because now the american airlines guy is like, oh, why didn't i do that, and be united guy is like, why didn't i do that? 100% get out there and put a face to what is going on, i hear you, i see you, i'm so sorry

about this, but also just fix it. you have the money to fix it. hire people back. the pilot strike, i am not a pilot trainer, 32 hours per week when we have surgeons that are operating on no sleep, i don't know. >> dagen: you sound very private market and not union. >> joey: if the majority of your off time is somewhere else because you are waiting to get back on a plane, so you might be going 60 hours a week from your home -- >> jessica: but you are not actually flying. >> joey: it isn't a problem you can just fix because you can't make more pilots right away. that is part of the problem. but i will tell you this. i live in atlanta and fly in and out of atlanta where delta is recorded, the pilots were delta are phenomenal and they watch us, they are watching right now, the management at delta has had hiccups in the grand scheme of airlines, any better or worse come up with a kind of got stuck in this problem because of the pandemic. all of these pilots retire

early, all this ambiguity, are they going to require vaccines or not? delta did step on it when they started charging insurance premium to those who chose not to get the vaccine, but most important part of this segment is that nobody makes kamala harris look better than pete buttigieg. i mean, because you talk about crisis after crisis that she screwed up or has not been effective on. look at all of the transportation problems we have had and he was not on paternity leave for all of it and he never has a good answer, and i will tell you what, if the industry that can make billions on being effective at moving people around, if they can't get it right, what is the government going to do? how are they going to fix it? they are not going to fix it. >> dagen: well, they are going to strangle the airlines because they just got $50 billion in a bailout. >> joey: throw money at it. >> dagen: the most important part of this segment is the fact i am flying delta tomorrow morning and i damn well better get on the ground. >> jeanine: we love delta.

>> dagen: it was united that had the incident with the man off the plane. up next, democrats and the media now warning the planet is in jeopardy, in their latest supreme court meltdown. ♪ ♪ (vo) with armor all, a little bit of this... protects you from a lot... of that. armor all. minimum effort. maximum protection.

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expand on this decision, men as well. but as i have said last week, this is not over. >> joey: the far left and media warning the planet is in danger over the courts epa decision, which limits the government's power to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and returns to congress. >> well, the supreme court is on an absolute reactionary rampage. >> the court is utterly fraudulent, and the only thing that can explain their decisions is what is right wing republican dogma. >> the same way the abortion decision has catastrophic consequences, this decision means the health and well-being of the entire planet is in jeopardy. >> it's devastating. it is yet another example of the court's unwillingness to protect the health and safety of the american people. >> when the court says it is up to congress to address climate change -- >> in they know. >> what they are really saying

is we don't want climate change addressed. [laughter] >> joey: you've got to hear from toobin there. judge, i want to go to you for something a little more serious than the high highlight reel hypocrisy. did the supreme court overreach or is it being consistent giving opportunities back to the states? >> jeanine: ? >> jeanine: what amazes me is all of the comments that were made, whether it is about roe or about the epa and this decision

congress did not give the epa constitutional authority to implement regulations on states to reduce the carbon dioxide pollution by moving away from coal, fire, carbon plants to other form of energy. what the left wants is for the epa to do all the work, from coal to green energy. and the supreme court said no. they don't have that regulatory power. this is something that congress has to decide. and the amazing part of all of this is there saying it is damaging our ability to keep clean air. no, it isn't. we just like the clean air act was an act of congress, pass another act. this is a democracy. >> joey: i'll tell you this, if you are a small business owner that produces anything, you did a little fist pump at this because no government agency reaches too far into people's pockets than the epa. they have supreme authority until they don't come and now they don't.

dagen, what do you think? >> dagen: i think this won't stop the epa, number one, it has been written in "the wall street journal" where the epa is going after the shale oil production in the crimean basin, saying these areas -- 43% of production, this area, in texas and new mexico, nonattainment with the ozone standards, so that is not going to stop. but i think the hair pulling and pearl clutching and the shrieking and the vapors from the left is just a sign, you know, the world is coming to an end. it is the same thing we saw during the covid craziness, the pandemic panic and scare tactics. fear equals control, and control equals power, and they are purely concerned about getting out the vote for the midterms because they see an unmitigated disaster. this is only about their party, the retention of power. it is never about country.

it is always about them. >> joey: in that highlight reel of progressive agreements, senator schumer statement i want to read because i think it is fantastic. he says this mega supreme rest supreme court is intent on setting america back decades if not centuries. the extremist maga court ruling in west virginia versus epa will cost more needless deaths, and i'm just curious, sitting here and talking about roe vs. wade, pro-life, the idea that bringing back the epa, jessica, is it going to cause more deaths than a abortion does come a late-term abortion people to death because they can't afford utilities? >> jessica: how many late-term abortions actually occur? >> joey: how many americans died from pollution last year? >> jessica: live with illness for the rest of their life because they did not have clean water. first of all, the epa invented

by republican, richard nixon. i know some people say he was one of the greatest liberals actually in disguise of all time, but i'm pretty sure what his political affiliation was, and he thought that making sure the federal government played a role in regulating what is going on with climate change, which is man-made, it is something that is important. now chuck schumer also had statements to say of what is going on with roe v. wade being scaled back into dagen's point, this is about the midterms, would we love to win the midterms? sure, but what we love is women all across this country have bodily autonomy. in half the states within a month, that people will have such severe restrictions placed on them anywhere from these personhood bills, the heartbeat bills, there will be questions about whether there are rape and incest exceptions in states like texas, that is a five-alarm fire, i don't think this was over the top, and it is kind of insane to me that people pretend on the conservative side that this isn't a wholly political thing.

mitch mcconnell held up merrick garland for months and months before an election, rammed amy coney barrett through a month before the presidential, federalist society -- >> joey: we have it by the rules that the senate sets and that we governed by. greg, as more of a libertarian, how does it feel to have a supreme court that recognizes federalist? >> greg: talking about restrictions, nothing more restrictive than leaving this decision up to nine judges, right? that is pretty restrictive. we don't want to leave it to these old white men, including some black man and some women, but it is always the same argument, get out of my bedroom, unless they want to tell you what they do in the bedroom, but it is curious to see how the country react to this. will they be as unhinged or apocalyptic? and you are not seeing that right now. how long did the night of rage last? barely a night. it is not like these chicken littles with clarence thomas derangement syndrome. life went on.

i think that is what you are going to find out his life will go on with the real world v wade thing, it enhanced rights for people to actually vote and decide locally and if they don't like it, they can move, that is what we set about everything else, that was the whole point, if you don't like a state, you can move to another state, that has been the philosophy. i do think and you can't judge a lot of what anybody is saying anymore when they are unhinged all the time. >> dagen: may i add one quick thing? i do think people in red states really buy that ocasio-cortez is all of a sudden concerned about women's rights across the country, the cleaners with their guns and bibles come all of those deplorable is that the left hated so desperately, i don't know. a couple weeks ago. speeder in a basket with the baker's dozen. more unhinged leftists gluing themselves to random things. ♪ ♪

>> jessica: welcome back. first up, gluing yourselves to things as an act of protest needs to be all the rage, climate change activists in a london museum and forcing the gallery to shut down for the day. the italians thrown off the highway. >> jeanine: i love the italians. this is stupid to me, it is stupid. i'm going to look at them and say oh, my gosh, i have to change my mind about climate change. they are really getting to me. no, they are stupid and they are a pain in the butt. >> dagen: leave van gogh alone. he had bipolar disorder and borderline personality -- >> jeanine: didn't he cut off

his ear? >> dagen: then committed suicide. and be hysterical with get kicked if they were anywhere in the united states, even in new york. >> jessica: isn't it also a risk to these great pieces? >> joey: i appreciate art the same way i appreciate bicycles. neither one serves much of a purpose in my life so i don't have anything against it but i don't have an appreciation for it but with that being said i would just walk up and pulled her hand off. i thought it was french, there might have been italian, there was a video last week with their hand glued to the pavement and walked just walks up and pulls it, pulls the girl's hand off, the guys hand off, starts rolling and crying, that is who these people are, there is no better way to be not taken seriously. >> jessica: van gogh or the environment, greg? >> greg: may be that is the future of framing. i bet these people have a lot of time on their hands, they probably don't have jobs, they are probably in their early 20s, their brains aren't fully formed. i bet i could hire them to be frames -- to be in my house and

hold up a painting like that, how about that? >> jeanine: why do you think they chose just the frame and not the painting? >> jessica: otherwise they would get sued into oblivion. >> dagen: they would be criticized. >> joey: well, if it is an old painting -- >> jessica: if you're going to the beach this weekend, be on the lookout for sharks. scientists issuing that warning to beachgoers so they don't get eaten but let's keep things in perspective, you are more likely to die by being hit by champagne cork or having a vending machine fall on top of you. greg? >> greg: they're talking about, this is not just the summer of sharks, right, this is the summer of large sharks, right, so we are going to start fat shaman sharks, right, to reduce attacks, the overweight male sharks because they are the t-shirts. >> jeanine: how do you defend yourself from a shark?

>> jessica: i don't think you can. >> joey: throw your legs away, that's what i do. they come for the legs first. >> jeanine: do you bring a gun to the beach? >> jessica: no. >> joey: no. >> jessica: hit them in the nose. >> greg: joey brings his guns to the beach. >> joey: i bring a gun everywhere i go. >> dagen: i think this is a ploy to get people not to come to cape cod. >> joey: there is a graph that shows where the sharks go, and they are incredibly close multiple places all through the summer. ice cream and shark attacks have the same curve, so maybe there is -- >> greg: correlates with flight cancellations. it is very eerie how in a certain period of the year, you have high temperatures, flight cancellations, ice cream, and sharks. >> joey: ice cream control. >> dagen: swimmers being attacked by the fact shark because of the ice cream. >> jessica: i hate to end this but i must be a fan mail friday is up next.

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>> greg: "fan mail fri the first one -- that's not even a name. what is a common food you've never eaten? me, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. judge, what food, common food have you never eaten? >> jeanine: sauerkraut. is that common? >> greg: i guess that is common. in germany it is, and speak i will make you some kraut and weenies. >> jessica: you like hot dogs? >> greg: what are you talking about? there is a show going on, jessica. >> jessica: i am having rapport with my colleagues. >> greg: what is a common food? >> jessica: avocado. >> greg: what? >> jessica: this is part of my texture problem. i don't like mayonnaise. i don't like these moshe -- >> greg: avocados are the best. >> jessica: having to give it to the baby and it is really killing me. >> jeanine: baby like it?

>> jessica: she loves it. i want her to have great, healthy fats and everything. >> greg: always around to babysit. >> dagen: and not be a weirdo who admits on national tv in adulthood you have never had avocado. >> greg: dagen, what common food? >> dagen: gizzards. >> greg: that's not common. >> jeanine: gizzards? >> joey: chicken liver. >> dagen: fried chicken liver is delicious, i've never had gizzards appeared to be what isn't a lizard? >> greg: where are we, joey? >> joey: when you grow up at my house you do not get to be a picky eater. when you grow up poor you do not get to by delicacies, so i am sure there are plenty out there. i can't think of anything but i will tell you what, if i see keto on a bag, i throw that stuff away. i don't -- >> greg: i've never eaten a banana. i have had banana bread. >> jeanine: you've had a banana. >> greg: i have never peeled a

banana. i have never peeled a banana. and i won't. it is disgusting. >> jeanine: that doesn't count. >> greg: you know what? let's go to court. >> jeanine: i will decide. >> greg: this is a good question. from c wells, what have you changed your mind about over the years? i'm going to go to you, joey, to see what kind of political answer you're going to come up with. >> joey: what have i changed my mind about? most everything. i am 36 years old if i do not change my mind on a few things by the time i'm 60 i'm going to learn. >> greg: see, he did not give specifics. you are such a politician. >> greg: dagen? >> dagen: breast implants. >> greg: for or against? >> dagen: i was four, maybe the pendulum will go. >> greg: using the phrase swing back and pendulum, very clever.

i am against. jessica? >> jessica: bell bottoms. >> greg: yes. >> jessica: that is what i changed my opinions on. i didn't used to like them. and i like them now. >> greg: yes. >> jessica: that's it. >> greg: no big issues being a liberal? >> jessica: oh, i didn't want to talk about that. i thought we were trying to be fun on a friday. >> greg: you thought communism was important and now you must have changed your mind. >> jessica: no, i am even stronger. >> greg: marxist. judge? >> jeanine: i don't know, what have i changed my mind about? i don't know. speeding. i am not speeding anymore. >> greg: oh, good for you. [laughter] i find i have changed my mind on so many things come about people i never liked. now i like them. like glenn greenwald, used to make fun of him all the time, now i read him every day. i find it -- because political culture has switched so much. >> jessica: you mean liberals that are now conservative? >> greg: no, the liberals -- the liberal party -- everything

is flipping and you are meeting different people. >> joey: have one for you, creed beer i didn't like them, now i like them. >> greg: they are no nickelback. i changed my mind on country music. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪

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weekend long as part of our proud american campaign. abby hornacek will be live from boston on sunday night at 10:00 p.m. i will join rachel campos-duffy for a west point independence day celebration peer will honor the men and women who served this country and there will be an epic fireworks display. it doesn't end there because monday night at 8:00 p.m., fox news presents an independence day special. yours truly will be hosting along with my brother lawrence jones, kayleigh mcenany, carley shimkus. you can catch the fireworks from washington, d.c., and boston as well as incredible musical performances all night long. >> greg: tonight and another great show. tom shillue, kennedy, kat timpf. that's tonight at 11:00. let's do this. greg's have to spend the fourth of july. it's really hot out here so you've got to do what this cat does. set it up first, put that right in front, find a nice

comfortable place. spread it all out. spread it all out. look at that. i don't think you're going to find a happier cat than that. one of those fan contraptions. here we go. there we go. that is going to be me in 90 minutes. >> judge jeanine: okay, it's my turn. we love to get pampered and this little dog is no exception. ellie stands up whenever she gets her hair blown. she is as cute as she looks. her owner blows dry her golden locks. if you want a dog that cooperates when you bathe in, this is one for you. all rights. she stands up on her own. "the five" i bet she kills squirrels. >> greg: i bet she does. don't forget.

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