>> we're out of time, thanks to our guests. our studio audience sponsors goodnight. >> hello and welcome to fox news at night, i'm kevin in washington. breaking tonight rhetoric between california governor gavin newsome and florida governor ron de santis, two potential 2024 presidential candidate sparring over the transport of nationals from

florida. the relocation crisis also causing some serious comments from the media to hold them accountable the highs and lows segment coming up en just a bit. plus, ground crown royal, no i'm not talking about canadian whiskey, but our very own chad for his -whis unique look about the love of scotch whisky. we begin tonight with a couple of brand new combatants in the burgeoning border battle. correspondent matt finn has the latest for us tonight from the los angeles area. hey, matt. >> hey, kevin. tonight that boarder battle has exploded from here in california it's where you in washington d.c. to new england and beyond as a growing number of some f the most notable politicians from the top down are increasingly hurling insults and accusations all over republican governors busing illegal migrants from southern states to sanctuary cities.

>> california's democratic governor gavin newsome and florida's republican governor ron de santis in another heated war of words. >> so, the governor of california sent a letter to the department of just us say youth need prosecute texas and florida governors and all i can say, um, i think his hair gel is interfering with his brain functions. >> that was de santis friday, responding to newsome's letter to the department of justice. asking for it to investigate de santis and texas governor abbot for possible illegal activity including kidnapping migrants. newsome firing back and calling de santis a disgrace and tweeting, quote, hey, governor ron de santis, clearly you're struggling, distracted and busy playing politics with peoples lives. since you have only one overriding need, attention, le. pick this up and debate i'll bring my heir gel, you brick your hair spray, name the time before election day. on wednesday, de santis made

headlines when he flew two planes of migrant to martha's vineyard's. martha's vineyard community services says churches, schools, and the hospital worked to house the migrants who were tired. >> they traveled a long way to, um, to be deeped, in a way, is legally, really kind of overwhelming. >> on friday the migrants were bussed off martha's vineyard and the national guard assisting. shifting illegal migrant from their state to democratic-lead sanctuary cities that claim to welcome all. >> we have a president who's refused to go see the chaos he's created on the border and a border czarring ka ma la harris. if they will not go to the border we're taking the border to them. >> on thursday in washington

d.c. for the first time, two bus loads of migrants from texas arrived out sd of the vice president's home after the vp earlier in the week claimed the border is secure. >> and this week there was also controversy when the state of illinois shipped mike r out of the city of chicago, another city that claims to be a sanctuary city really raising the question of whether these so-called sanctuaries are all that welcoming. kevin? >> sometimes you gotta talk the talk and some tames you may be forceed to walk the walk. that it for us in l.a. thank you matt. we have new images from our southern border tonight that further illustrate the massive scale of illegal border crossing. nighttime drone images showing large groups, some containing dozens of illegal aliens crossing into eagle's pass texas in the middle of the night. ashley has the very latest for us on that. >> hi, kevin. these pictures from the new fox

news flight drone show three large groups of more than 5 hundred people total crossing illegally in three separate spots. all of this is happening within a two-hour window in eagle pass texas fried night morning. so far fiscal year 2022, there's been 450 thousand illegal crossings in the del rio sector and a 96 percent increase over fiscal year 2021. chip roy on the chaos at the boarder. >> this is a human problem, it is solvable, and it is time that this administration acknowledge the problem and engage in taking up the policies we need to put in place to stop it. >> also happening en the sector, cvp sczesny arrested a convicted murderer who was found in a group under a highway close to uvald, texas. lopez has been reported twice, the most recent time being in june. he was convicted of murder in miami in 19 nex. mean wheel, the white house

claim the board -- blames the border crisissen the trump administration. >> we are fixing a broken system. it is not like tushing the light switch on. it is going to take some time. more individuals encountered at the border well be removed or expelled this year than en any previous year. >> as millions are expected to cross the border the united nations pending us mexican border the deadliest border crassing ebb the world. >> ashley we'll see you again soon. if you want to see more of ashley, stick around of course you do. with the over the border crisis ramping p and the administration's insisten they are energizing the economy we thought we'd bring in former deputy assistant johnty for conversation and also joined by former trump economic adviser steve moore. we're going to have their insight on both of these issues. i'll get to you in just aa bit about the economy. let's begin with jonathan. i want to share for the folks at

home just a bit of what people are saying about the problems along the souther border in particular those who are criticizing those who suggest they should be sent to sanctuary cities. take a listen. >> some politicians would rather not only have an issue but exacerbate it to the extent of literally human trafficking. >> for mayors like me and that are dealing with a crisis not of our making and we're not a border town, but we don't have the ability. we're not texas. >> everybody is welcome. >> it's open because we enter, we come in. no problem. >> wow. we come in free. no problem. jonathan, that seems to be the message that millions of people around the globe have gotten since the biden administration ascended to office. am i misreading that or is that your understanding? >> i think they're getting the right messing. because the border is open. we are on pace for 10 to 12

million illegal aliens to come across during the biden president biden's term. they are doing nothing to prevent it, nothing to enforce the law, in fact everything they do is to prevent enforcement. you saw what happened with the border patrol agents just last fall. if somebody tries to enforce the law, they'll demonize them, sensor them, intimidate them. they want this open border, sensor them. hillary it was a political decision to open this border and the american people are paying a big price for this and even at martha's vineyard they are and it really just shows how expensive this issue is for everybody. >> it is expensive and steve, i want to welcome you into the conversation because i do understand you have some economic components to all of this. some people say more low-cost labor is probably a boon for the economy and yet there's the other side of that argument which is that awful tough to swallow when there are so many millions of americans who are already part of the let's just

say less educated; less ability on some levels to get some of the jobs out there. they're competing with a lot more people. that's unfair, isn't it? >> well, look, i mean, first of all, if you believe that the boarder is secure securer as harris says you probably -- i do favor what trump did which is let's get that border secure, and be were on the way to doing that by the way on under trump. and then i do think we need agricultural workers in this country. i think we need a regulated system to bring people en this country who want to work. i'm all in fair f that. i think what americans are upset about is the facta you have a completely unregulated border where you've got criminals, you've got drug runners and others coming across the border, nobody knee knows who they are, and i think once we can get the border secure, then we could have an argument about the people want to contribute to

this country but you can't do that when you've got an open board, that the problem. >> it's inherently unfair from the people who did it the right way. they took years to get here, they did all the right steps, and now you have from their perspective and i talked to some people they feel like listen, other peep logical justing sort of cutting the line of the idea of i asylum when in fact that may or may not exactly be the case. very quickly gentlemen, i want to get you both to waying own in on this. this is a headline from the times it's suggesting thicks are great in the country, democrats boo buoyed by abortion, trump, and other things but the truth is there's a little bit more than meets the eye. a poll finding you find this inside the piece talking about the sienna poll. also suggested mr. biden's legislative successes have done relatively little to boost his or his party's credibility on ack ec um economic issues. only 36 percent of voters say they approve of a center piece of mr. biden's legislative

agenda, the health and climate spending bill by congress last month known as the inflation reduction act. more than a quarter said they'd never even heard of it. johnathan, quickly to you. 15 seconds your thought and then steven, you wrap it up. >> yeah, i think most people don't know about it and most people know this administration is not taking the issue they care about seriously. crime, the border, inflation, and this poll really shows that what he's doing is not helping the american people. >> jonathan, thank you. steven, before we go, your quick thought. ten seconds my friend. >> people know that inflation is out of control. they see it every time they go too gas pump and the grocery store, and inflation i think is the real killer for this economy right now. as you know, kevin, we've got some pretty bad numbers this week. inflation is not under control, es. because f the out of control govem spending. it's that simple. >> the whole thing holds once again the economy. thank you, we appreciate it. have a good weekend. >> you got it.

>> breaking tonight, the doj taking us case to a higher court. the gump asking the 11ing sec t court of appeals in atlanta to intervene and allow federal investigators to continuing reviewing more than a hundred documents seized from marralago. instructed lawyers from the d orc j and the former president, trump, to appear before him tuesday at a preliminary conference in a new york city career courtroom. we'll bring you all that. >> now to america's crime crisis, and tonight we focus on an upscale neighborhood right here en washington d.c. that unfortunately has recently come under incredible, incredible problems. we're talking about assaults and robberies and violence and more. here's correspondent lucas with more than that from georgetown. >> cross the nation's capital, violent crime is on the rise. >> armed carjacking is p 74 percent.

robbery is up 13%, and murder is up this year compared to this time last year. which ended at 20-year highs. >> they broke my last window, and by the time alarm company called me, i get here it was about 150 kids in my basement. >> some businesses in georgetown, one of washington's premiere neighborhoods, are closing their doors during the day, and opening by appointment only. one store was robbed of a hundred thousand dollars worth of merchandise. >> they're looking for trouble. >> it's not limited to georgetown. bot 4 miles away on h street alone, robbery has doubled in the past year where washington commander rookie running back ryan robinson was recently shot twice in the leg. no arrests have been made. >> and you think crime is getting worse? >> yes. especially in this area. i just moved here and somebody is getting shot, robbed,y day. >> long-time resident michael explains the breakdown in the

family structure. >> the crime out here don't have no father. >> this young mother want to leave a street. she asked us not to show her face. >> feel like looking a little bit safer environment. >> the five is supposed to be hip on a street, high enda partments and restaurants, a barber who also didn't want to show his face says none of that matters. >> i've been in this area since the 80s. crime's always been here. it's less, but it's not going to change. >> police say they're making arrests every single day they blame the rising crime in turning criminals loose back on the streets the next day. in georgetown, lucas tomlinson, fox news. >> lucas, thank you. friday night around here of course means time to shine a spot light of the media's coverage of the news making headlikes this week and for that we break down the highs and lows with columnist stephanie hamel and town hall dot com managing editor spencer brown.

first to you, stephanie, i'm in a good mood so i want to start off on a high note. usually i like to do the low and end on a high. let's start out with your high point for week. >> this is an incredible story. and i have to give credit to the news outlets and the networks who actually covered this story it's of a young man from fart walton beach in florida. he's a chick-fil-a employee, and it happened this wednesday he heard a woman screaming for help, he stepped in, he saved a woman and a baby from a man trying to carjack them. and they were watching a video that going viral right now on the internet of him wrestling around with the suspect. and. so oftentimes we'll see these stories of people filming a crime scene happening and they don't intervene, this man heard a woman screaming for help, he jumped in, he wanted to save her, and help her, and the follow-up to this story is that the community's coming around to support this young man for doing such a brave act.

that the chick-fil-a there has been just completely busy with people coming through the drive thru just to meet this man. and it's really a heartfelt story. >> it is an interring story. you know i love. >> spencer i want to share the sound and get your reaction to it for high point of the woke. take it up to the white house, listen carefully, and then react on the back side. >> do you think think americans believe. >> what i'm going to tell you is the record and the process that we have been using. to make sure that you we do our best to secure the border. >> does the white house stand by those comments, that the border is secure? >> what we stand by is that we are doing everything that we can to make sure that we follow the process that's been put forth. >> spencer, props to my

colleague jackie heimlich right there. >> roll well well, indeed. what was nettable about this for the media one offense holding them to thraward. what we saw this week final y was other people in that briefing room taking their job seriously and holding the white house press secretary's feet to the fire over these repeated statements that she and the vice president and the president and everyone en this administration had said about the border being supposedly closed and finally got to the point where she ran out of talking point, there was nothing left en that briefing book that she could say and it showed hopefully to those paying attention the white house does not have an answer on what's happening down at the border. and hopi feel this shows the white house press corps they can hold the white house accountable instead of ticking what they say as fact and they can keep challenging them on points like this. >> speaking of not taking everything they say at face value your low point of the week has to do with fact-checking. tell us about that.

>> there's a lot going on in the briefing room these days. the one thing that's not happening is the supposedly non-partisan and independent fact checkers that are supposed to look into the statements that are made by people like jean prepare. what has been noticed is the fact that the fact checkers at fact check dot org, righters, ap, the washington pest, have not been looking into her claims se what's ridiculous as every win conserve of it media knows is supposedly the independent fact checkers are more likely to do the bidding of the white house than check thought white house is saying. it's absurd that me pointing that out is more leakily to be fact checked than jean pierre saying the border is close. so it's a shame the people who are supposed to be impartial are being another arm of the democratic party. >> stephanie, i know you know that all too well. let me get your low point. i'm going to share a sound and get your reaction at the end of it. listen to this. >> disturbing abunt about de santis is to use human beings to

weaponize human beings for a political purpose -- >> because y. been made into a brown people issue. >> yep. >> it's a problem. >> exploiting and abusing human beings, men, womb, and children to score cheap political points on immigration. how do these people sleep at night? >> hyper boley or more of the same, stef effny? >> yes, it's very defense, isn't it? it's interest how they're handling the migrants being sent to martha's vineyard versus what's been going on at the border. people have been hysterical and hyperventilating over de santis' decision to send them to martha's vineyard have little to say about the border cries or what's going on in these border states and a lot f these border state politicians and in the they've been trying to bring tension to what's going on and they're dealing with much bigger numbers than just 50 migrants. they're dealing with the numbers around 2 million encountered this fish kl year. so that just to give us a little bit of perspective of what's

happening. and so i find it real hypocritical, i find it intellectually dishonest that they're very upset about it and don't want to talk about the root causes. >> i don't remember all the hyperbo le when the flights were going around the country in the dark of night. spencer brown, stephanie hamel, thank you so much we appreciate you. >> thank you, kevin. >> still to come, a side not many would expect to see the happiest place on earth. say what? and, communion, flying cars? maybe happening sooner than you thought. today's best viral videos, next. causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown

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up on social media. >> queen elizabeth's children stood vigil over her casket at westminster hall. the late monarch and her son have divergent palets when it comes to their favorite tipples our own whisky connoisseur is taking a closer look tonight at the changing of the drams. >> queen elizabeth always had a connection to scotland and in particular she had a connection with the scottish highlands. she would spend from july until october in castle at the scottish islands and one mile down is a distillery called royal lochem. it got the royal when queen victoria spent time at the castle in the mid 19th century in 18 fraying she presented it

with what ecall a royal warrant. that where you get special disstation to make a product for the crown. this is royal lochnagar, it received a royal would be in 1984. most of it is made at glen turit in the southern scottish highlands also drops from mcallen and highland parque. now, in 1995, the queen oz walking near ba lmoral she was hit by a famous falling grouse, she was not severely injured here, not if that was the famous grouse, but it was definitely the infamous grouse. we're now going to sail to the southwest to isla malts have a lot of smoke, pete, and one of the oldest distill ears in scotland is located there called

bowmore. gives them to the crown and the crown auctions them off for charity. you can imagine with a new kick coming in they're going to be changes en customs and traditions, we talk about the queen liking the famous grouse. favorite dram of the new kick charles he likes lefroix, smoky, medicinal, a lot of nottical notes and a royal warrant he was presented when he was the prince of wales en 1994. the ten is usually what you see but he tends to prefer the 15 if you can find it. at the whiskey wall, chad, fox news. >> and that a reminder for me to be sure to check out what's going on in the world of whiskey with chad. that was very impressive. time now to bring back ashley.

we haven't had a midnight snack segment on so the for a little bit of time and i think that means it is time to have one. apparently, ashley, there's some people who just love good snacks. in beddism. >> yeah, i thought i was go toking have cookies brought to me. >> what in the world is going on out there? people eating snacks en bed? tell me about it. >> okay, so four out of 5 americas said crumbs in their bed would make for a poor night's sleep. i get that. but then i read that 38 percent outhouses 2 thousand people who were surveyed all millennialssis they dump their significant other over snacking in the bed because y. that much of a dealbreaker for them. here's something else, 40 percent of millennials reported snacking in the bed on things like cookies, chips, and popcorn, which obviously can become a pretty crumbling miss really quick. then i did a quick such on line and apparently common questions asked on google are how do i stop eating junk food at night, should i eat at midnight if i'm

hungry. what should i eat if i'm dry craving junk food at night. obviously this is a problem. if you are wanting to grab a cookie right now and you're watching this in bed, i guess you gotta fight that urge because juror going to lose your girlfriend or boyfriend. head to the kitchen and get some fruit because that what the internet said to to. >> that is crazy to me. i've never known anybody who would do that, but apparently it's a thing. really quick before i let you go, have you ebb done it? tell the truth. have you erb had a snack en bed you knew was going to leave crumbs? >> i actually dead it, my mother's going to be so upset, because i'm saying this, on tv, i actually ate a turkey sandwich a couple of nights ago in the bed. and it was, like, crumbs never it was not a good, it was not a good choice. that bread was just crumbly. at least it was healthy. >> yeah, that's healthier than braking out some necker bars or something leak that. i love the confessional. maybe that's what i call this segment, the confessionaller because i've actually eaten

snacks en bed, never crumbly stuff. >> i don't know why i wanted a turkey sandwich. >> that's what happens when you work like we do. great to see you my friend. coming upen the show, the pope calling out russia's with a on ukraine while visiting one of russia's neighbors even as russian president putin bade's up with china. a quick look at your weekend forecast courtesy of neck on fox weather. flux. >> i'm your meteorologist and here's your fox weather saturday forecast. as we send you into your weekend. and well, going to be little bit wet here into the northern plains. could see a severe weather for minnesota, parse of iowa so be very weather aware and make sure your fox weather alerts are toggled on. you can receive the fox weather app oar screen fox weather from your favorite connected tv device. see you there.

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>> 39 minutes after the-hour while vladimir putin was meeting with chinese president xi jinping, pope francis was attending an interfaith summit and. lauren green has more on that tonight from rome. >> good evening n kevin, pope francis returned to the vatican after a three-day trip to kazakhstan. it may seem leak just another papal pilgrimage, it is part of his wider agenda at reshaping the global catholic church. >> the west haystack wrong paths we think for example of the social injustice that is among us. >> at the end of his three-day trip to kazakhstan, pope francis focuses on the world's future aside from the problems in the west the war in ukah a top concern saying it is morally acceptable to give the country

arms. >> to defend one's self is not only legitimate, es. also an expression of love for one's country. >> the pope traveled to the formal soviet block nation but there was also a possible meeting of the head of the russian orthodox church a who has supported putin's war on ukraine. the meeting then happened after the pope tell hopes en dialogue. >> i don't ec collide dialogue with any pal at war even with the aggressor. you have to hold your noise and you have to do it. >> the vatican says the pope also wanted to mote with china's president xi jinping. it was visiting the country, china declineed. there's another agenda to his visit whose catholic population is about 1 percent. >> the idea of reaching the margins is exactly what you want to do do because that's the nature of the clutches

commissioned to evangelize the worlds. >> the pope recently added 20 new cardinals to the global cup, some from small communities that never had them before. many clutch observers wonder if it was a snub to large metropolitan areas like in california choosing bishop robert mcilroy over the archbishop of los angeles, jose gomez. pope francis' health has become a concern but it hasn't prevented planning a trip to bahrain in november. some experts say he is molding the church in his own image while others say he is simply bringing the clutch back to its original mission to love and serve. kevin channelerren green en romeem. thank you, lauren. alberto gonzalez made history back in 2005 when he was sworn in as the first hispanic attorney general of the united statesem. as part of fox news celebration of diversity, senior

correspondent alisa okine you pro feels gonzalez's rise from literally humble good genyks to the nation's top law enforcement officer. good evening, i alicia. >> good evening, kevin. alberto gonzalez grew up in a family that went touchup every sunday. she also says helped make hem the man he is today. >> alberto gonzalez began his journey to become the 80th us attorney general in hum bolted, texas. >> we grew up pretty poor but you don't realize as a child how poor you are. >> one of eight kids gonzalez remembers a great childhood with his mothers eggs and tortilla for breakfast, baseball with brothers, and falling asleep in a two-bedroom house without hot water. >> i can remember taking a pale of water, bowling it on the stove, and taking it to the bathroom en order to take a bath. >> growing up, he didn't think much about college. a high school he joined the air

force blanding at fort yukon alaska. >> that's when i thought they're seeing something why not me. >> why not me, he thought, when he left the academy to attend rice university and again when he was accepted at six different law schools before choosing harvard. in 1988 he declined a job off in president george hw bush's administration so he could stay on the partner track at his law firm. en 1994, governor elect george w. bush hired gonzalez as general council. when he asked bush why me the future president responded because you turned down my ole man. >> for whatever reason i was given a number of great opportunity and many of them given to me by george w bush. >> president bush brought his fellow texan into washington, first as white house council and later as the nation's first hispanic attorney general. >> he was the son of a president, i'm the son of a cub instruction worker here we are

working together. >> one day gonzalez took his mother to ethe oval office. he called that moment a miracle. >> i would take it from the cotton fields where she used to work as a young girl to the oval office and that for me is a sign of god's grace and a and a perfect example of the american story. >> and when america was attacked on 9/11, gonzalez was on bush's team. >> he knew continues we would use all levers to of american power to deal with it. my job was to make sure the legal issues were properly addressed. >> the job put gonzalez in the eye of many political storms and in 2007 he resigned. >> please know that i leave today with the highest regard for the adminnation and employees of the department. >> i have no sadness or regrets y. just the way that life tushes out sometimes. >> and here you are in nashville.

>> here i am en nashville. >> gonzalez and his wife moved to tennessee in 2012. here he motivates future generations to ask why not me. >> what it means to my family is just, um, it's really inspearing. it just makes us feel like my decision to go to law school was, is possiblal. >> typically i would ask for number 80 because i was the 80 attorney general. >> gonzalez also trying to brick a major league baseball team to town, all while remaining active as a community member and friend. >> he's a great listener and he's told me many times that what we need more and in politics. >> gonzalez says working en politics was rough but his faith in gadidaeyed him through. >> then doubted it for a second, despite all of of the hard times and ex pierces i've had. >> i would be remise if i didn't make that hey recently traveled to texas to help his mother celebrate her 90th birthday. >> alicia in denver, thank you great pieceem.

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>> live look there at bummingham palace. welcome back. in her life that was incredibly well-lived her 70 years as a british monarch, queen elizabeth was also known for wearing a number of hats, literally and figuratively. she was also the clutch of england you probably known. befitting a woman whose faith guide her and with that in mind we wanted to brick in the mack who knows a lot bot that topic that is of course the pastor, the percent baptist clutch ovoidal os, it can us, fox news contributor dr. robert jeffers. i could talk to you about an hour about this because this have a topic yor very much into i've always been a fan of the queen, i just want to ask you, though, is the depiction that i think i've seen en papular media and in films and maybe some shows, do you think that was accurate at all, pastor? >> i think a lot of it was

especially about her faith. the netflix serieses the crown has talked about her faith and relationship with billy gramem. there's a lot of truth to that. they both shared a love for the word of god and it's just very evident i think kevin to everybody who knew anything about the queen. her christian faith was not peripheral, it was central to every area of her life. in fact in the year 2000 when she gave her christmas message messages the teachings of jesus christ and my personal countability to god have been the framework in which i've lived my life and everybody knows one of her titles that you were talking about was defender of the faith. and she fill filled that commitment by living out her faith every day of her 70 year reign. she's going to be sorely missed. >> indeed in her motto i shush she truly did. there's a flip side, though, to the store of faith as happening rith now according to some and i

wand to share something from the pew research center this is a projection. i want to get you to weigh in on this. it says depending on whether religious switching continues at recent rate speeds up or stops inner entirely the projections show christians of all ables shrinking from 64 percent between a little more than half, 54 per, and just above one-third, 35 percent of all americans by 2070. basically what they're sunging is that self-identified christians in this country, as a group, continues to get smaller and smaller and smaller. is that to i something your observing and if so what's behind that phenomenon? >> yes. i think it is true. there are a number of different reasons for it are. i think the base reason is people naturally rebel against the idea of god so they create hore their own god. this is watt i would say about this, that the climb of christianity in america, i

believe, is the single grates existential threat to the future of our country, our nation was founded as a christian nation the further we move away from that, the more cultural and more chaos we will see. kevin, the decline of christianity in america is absolutely having no effect on the future of christianty. christianity doesn't need america to survive. it doesn't depend on numbers for us strength, es. the power of god and those who are christians know that en the end the kingdom of god will prevail. that the good news. >> it has often been said. we can't say thank you enough to all that you do. i under stand you have a book coming out. tell me very quickly what that's about. >> it's called 18 minutes with jesus. i ask the question if jesus came back to give a ted talking which koo 18 minutes in length, what would he say? we already have it, it's the sermon on the mount that can be

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