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blasting them for moving them to cities. >> she went to this democratic dinner. >> joining a blue state exit is. >> ditching new york and california opting to go to texas or florida instead. >> difference in the taxes you pay to pay for the move the first three or four months. >> receiver falls down! there are no flags! and the chiefs will win this game! >> steve: 8:oh one in the east and they should be commencing an emergency meeting following russia's deadly wave of missile strikes. >> ainsley: president zelenskyy is believed to address for more support. >> that means a president is on a zoom set up in between the

oval office and the press briefing room, two places we see a lot of. he is talking to these g7 leaders about going out away or what kind of assistance that may finally get putin to back off. >> these national advanced mission systems on order for the ukraine, we will continue to talk to them as we have been everyday about their capabilities. clearly air defense is a need and will work with them on that going forward. >> the russians say they will continue ratcheting up claiming they are retaliating after a bridge to crimea was blown up. put an ally russian president, dmitry medvedev says the state is in its current within political regime will post a clear threat to russia. of the first episode has been played, there will be others. does others mean nuclear armageddon as president biden

worn? we don't know but critics are mourning the u.s. is draining its own resources to fight off an unpredictable putin. >> steve: very serious problem in keeping his own tent people whose sons are not fighting this miller trying to meet the needs with the koreans want. the bottom line is i don't can be sure of being able to convince somebody down there to push the button. >> a pro group is taking credit for attacking the capabilities of some u.s. airport websites. we heard within the last hour or so from john kirby at the national security council. he says there is no evidence yet that was russia linked in the airport operations were not affected. back to you. >> steve: peter doocy live on the north one of the white house where it is very sunshiny. that to make sure the rest of our allied nations stay together because it's pressure from france and germany and others to

say wait a second, the winter is coming we are paying a lot more for oil and gas and they are in the middle of a recession. should we be reinforcing us? a lot of times i hope there leaders can explain to their people a empowered and emboldened russia will only be more problematic if they are not stopped in the ukraine. >> ainsley: it's hard to watch the video of the bridge being blown up because you know people are trying to get across it, look at this image here it's the front cover of "the new york post" too. this is where they lobbed missiles at a playground. you can see equipment where our children play in the background, we can all relate to that, look at the plumes of smoke over the city in the ukraine. here is the front cover i was talking about kids in line of fire as mad lad targets civilians in the missile garage periods is said they unleashed 84 missiles on civilian targets in major cities yesterday. >> steve: it was all revenge

because of that blowup on the bridge to crimea a couple of days earlier. apparently we do understand our president spoke to president zelenskyy yesterday and promised him some sort of advanced system which could've stopped some of these cruise missiles from striking, the head 80 some and one of those bridges i was talking about right here. the question is which of the air defense systems will he commits to and send? we have already committed to providing the national advanced surface-to-air missile systems which could stop the cruise missiles. >> brian: stop three of them. >> steve: but do we give them the new stuff off-the-shelf or build something in the 70s or 80s, stay tuned maybe we will know more at the conclusion of this emergency g7 summit by

zoom. >> brian: 43 were knocked out of the foul sky and high martha been unbelievably effective, 90 needs a version rocket they have been asking for that would go 180 miles out really help them. i think now you would think now is the time to take the gloves off. he saw how many civilians were killed, they are aiming at ten urban centers so why are you worried about russia escalating after what they did yesterday? >> ainsley: in other this morning on twitter tulsi tulsi gabbard, she posted this information that shocked all of us. she is now leading the democratic party, she is not saying she will be a republican but she is announcing she is leaving the democratic party and she said number one issue is border policy, she doesn't like joe biden's order policy and democrat ideology. >> steve: watch this. >> longer remain in today's democratic party. it is under the control of an elitist cabal of warmongers who

are driven by cowardly wokeness who divide us biracial lysing every issue and stoking antiwhite racism. who actively work to undermine our god-given freedoms that are enshrined in our constitution. who are hostile to people of faith and spirituality. who demonize the police but protect criminals at the expense of law-abiding americans who believe in open borders who weaponize the national security state to go after their political opponents. and above all, who are dragging us ever closer to nuclear war. >> steve: member, she ran for president as a democrat not that long ago. absolutely so now it shouldn't be surprising, she is leaving democratic party but when you watch everything she is saying this morning about why she is leaving, really the democratic party left her. you could see she was creeping more toward the middle or more to the right on the conservative side she actually addressed cpac

in the spring of this year got great reception. >> ainsley: i have noticed she's gone more to the middle but i'd figured there's a lot of things that republicans agreed with her on the campaign trail. what was that? >> brian: not sure. a lot of flaps there. i would say this about tulsi gabbard, if you want to say a brutal take on a debate what would happen to kamala harris, was the first time after she took down president biden. he basically took her part on her own record so she was unable to get the momentum on the democratic side to get the nomination. does she become a republican our stay in between is an independent voice? >> steve: the other thing is as we start to talk about 2024, you think there is a possibility that a presidential candidate would consider her, former democrat, is vice president? because she certainly has seen both sides of the aisle.

>> brian: a great cabinet member if a republican wants to win, newt gingrich weighed in, let's listen. >> i think kelsey is someone who has always spoken her own mind. she has always been sort of an independent maverick. and i think when she ran for president she realized how really isolated she was over the democratic party which is now a weird party. so you are seeing this drift, certainly seen among latinos huge draft for the republican party as they are driven away by the weirder policies of the democratic party. >> brian: of the weirder policies. pronouns. >> steve: i'm sure she'll be on fox news channel later today we'll try to get around tomorrow so you can hear firsthand why. was there one particular thing that pushed over the edge? or was it all of that stuff? >> ainsley: and more from the spartan warmonger; moderates.

>> brian: where are the moderates? >> ainsley: they are not many left. or they say they are but they change. >> joe biden was the last one. he's been so moderate. >> ainsley: mixing it up to the first debate in their senate showdown. >> brian: the candidates giving ohioans a clear choice which is for weeks until election day which is a statistical tie. >> steve: one month from today right, todd? >> audible pop tim ryan was a moderate on the most highly contested midterm races in the country the two candidates on attack, j.d. vance hammering tim ryan over his lack of support for security and the unintended consequences of crime and violence including an infamous rate case in ohio. >> why was a 10-year-old girl raped in our community and say the first place? they say it all the time from the thing they never mention is that poor girl was raped by an

illegal alien who should have been here in the first place. >> on a possible 2024 run for the white house he took an opportunity to call for a change in party leadership across the board. >> i have been very clear. i would like to see a generational change. mitch mcconnell, donald trump, the president, everybody. we need a new generation. >> gentlemen it's -- >> also calling on democratic policies which he argued lead to the worst inflation in 40 years but they say the democrats are not solely to blame. >> everyone is to blame. we are coming out of a pandemic, is a problem. the question is are we going to sit around for another ten years and point fingers? when i am proposing is a significant tax cut for working people. and small businesses. put money in people's pockets. >> and finally, vance looking to ryan's time in washington is a failure. >> he has been failing in his

basic job for my 20 years, talks a big game but the record of a compliment isn't there. ohioans deserve certain things from federal leadership to be able to go to the grocery store and afford food without it breaking the bank. they deserve streets you can walk down safely. they deserve a country that has a border. >> they will debate again before the midterm election, that race has been razor-thin in polling as vance hopes to notch a key win for the g.o.p. that could tip the balance of power in the state, back to you. >> steve: todd, thank you very much, mr. ryan he also said kamala harris absolutely wrong for saying the southern border is secure because we know the southern border is not secure. >> brian: we will see what happens after the election, 12 minutes after the hour to give us news. >> ainsley: we will start here with a fox news alert, several children rushed to the hospital this morning following a carbon monoxide leak at a day care center in eastern pennsylvania. ambulances racing to happy smiles learning center in

allentown after getting a call about an unconscious child. authorities repeatedly warned hospitals to be ready for a large number of patients. we will keep an eye on that one for sure. a homeless man caught on security camera breaking into a restaurant in venice, california, for the second time this week. he caused thousands of dollars in damage and rated the cabinets drinking several bottles of top shelf liquor. the restaurant added extra layers of security after the break-in but they didn't think you'd be able to enter through the skylight, which is what he did. a dramatic finish to monday night football after the kansas city chiefs made a dramatic second half comeback. wide receiver for las vegas raters devante adams apologizing for shoving a man down on the ground on the sidelines after his team lost. in a tweet he rode "obviously very frustrated at the way the game ended. i felt horrible immediately" tell mike that is not me, my

apologies." and a yankees begin their world series push in game one print of the letter a lds tonight against the guardians after breaking the single-season home run record, slugger aaron george will look to lead to a 28th title. his season was so impressive actually caught the attention of tom brady who was trying to recruit him to replace his retired titan buddy rob gronkowski, listen to this. >> i was certainly wondering what it would take to get you down here in tampa to be a tight end for us next year. as a free agent. >> we can get a nice little split contracting out i'm saying? we could find a way to work this out just give me some looks in the red zone and i could go out hit some homers after that. we will figure something out. >> ainsley: pretty cool offer there also fans believe it's proof brady may come back to play one more season in tampa bay. those are the headlines isn't

that kind of funny? >> brian: isn't that pretty cool? the only person i could probably book aaron judge right now before the world series would be tom brady. and jim greg. who wouldn't want to talk to mr. brady? >> ainsley: talk to, yes but go out and play football and possibly get injured? i don't know. he's making so much money. >> ainsley: but he could be a tight end. >> he played in high school too and was recruited in college i believe. he played baseball. >> oh devante adams, why did he push down that guy? >> ainsley: he was saying he just got frustrated with the camera guy in his way and jumped in front of him so that was his natural reaction after losing the game. the position was ted's position, the guy leading the camera guy. ted was complaining about it. >> steve: the guy carrying extra stuff. >> ainsley: he apologized. >> ainsley: profusely on twitter. >> brian: if you're going to get thrown down by a player he

is a good player. >> steve: you've never been thrown down, right? >> no. >> steve: coming up on tuesday, the daughters of new york governor candidate liz don mike lee zeldin speaking out after two teenagers were shot outside their house and the girls were inside studying. >> very scary. we didn't know if they were coming after us. to have that in our lawn is like right in front of our house. i quickly just grab the landline and called 911. >> fox hosted nancy grace will sound off on the crime wave agaacross america. i got a shot so my sister won't get sick. way to go, big bro! so while we're here... ...flu shot, as well? let's do it. when you need to talk vaccinations, our pharmacists are here. ♪ ♪

>> after i heard the gunshots we both thought maybe it was

fireworks because people do that in our neighborhood. we were confused when we heard the screaming, we definitely knew it was gunshots. >> we are 16, to experience him like that at such a young age is very scary. we didn't know if they were coming after us. to have that in our lawn is right in front of our house. we were sitting there doing homework and they were literally right across from us. we could have gotten hurt. we could've went to the hos hospital. >> steve: or worse. a teenage daughters of republican new york government candidate lee zeldin speaking out after and terrifying shooting occurred outside the house this week and. they were inside doing their homework! our next guest will examine america's crime crisis in new york and some the other states in a live summit on fox nation later this week, tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. joining us right now fox nation host nancy, good morning.

>> good morning. >> steve: here is lee zeldin, one of the most prominent people in new york is running for governor and there is apparently some sort of gang-related shooting in front of his house! you know, one errant bullet one of those girls could've been hurt or worse! it just goes to show you we feel helpless with this crime because it is so random! >> nancy: we are helpless. all of us are helpless. just think about it. if this is going to happen to the teen daughters, the twin girls of someone running for governor? what chances do the rest of us normal people, ordinary schlubs, what can we do? our leaders are letting us suffer in a huge escalation of crime. it is happening across not just in bad area or around drug dealers or gangs. it is regular working people

suffering crime and not just them. do you know there has been over 250 police officers shootings? and the years not even done. that is for 2022 and it ain't over yet. those police officers are dead. that's what's happening with the no cash bond, the revolving door, lenient treatment, people are getting right out of jail and preying upon innocent victims like these two girls! >> steve: right? nancy, they were doing what you want your daughters to do on a sunday afternoon. they were sitting at the kitchen table doing their homework. they were doing everything right and outside, the world is just evolving, which is crazy. that's one of the reasons you're going to have your live summit wednesday at 7:00 p.m. on fox nation because this is not just a new york city problem. this is a problem across the entire country. >> nancy: it really is. again, people like to insulate

themselves and i understand that, it feels better to live your life thinking that won't happen to me because i don't jog earlier in the morning or live in a high crime area or go to a dangerous mall. that is not true. nobody knows until it affects them. it is happening to regular working class people. i can't stress it enough. >> steve: absolutely, that will be on fox nation tomorrow night at 7:00, also on fox nation i heard you talking about this, the girl scout murders is now available. this was a case i grew up in kansas in the 70s, this was a case from the neighboring state of oklahoma. i think in 1977 where the sisters were girl scouts and this terrified everybody. didn't know exactly who did it and they still don't! >> nancy: they really don't because one guy was tried and acquitted. since that time believe it or not a high school teacher reignited the case and has come

up with several leads. i spoke to the mother of one of these little girls and remember, my children both boy and girl my children are scouts. i was so worried because of this case i actually volunteered and my husband and i went to scout camp to protect her children. >> steve: indeed. check that out on fox nation as well. nancy, thank you very much for joining us on this tuesday. >> nancy: thank you. >> steve: all right. coming up on this tuesday, the vice president who is also the borders's are kamala harris for moving migrants. >> playing games with people's lives is an absolute dereliction of duty. if you see a problem, to participate in the solution! >> steve: maybe they should let people across the border so what solution does she have as they come in record numbers we're live at the border coming up

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think it's an absolute dereliction of duty. if you see a problem, and if we agree that we need to address it, then if you are a leader, participate in a solution. >> steve: good idea. >> ainsley: a problem just make a solution. >> brian: how about she participates. >> ainsley: live in eagle pass were a just passed into the united states, gruff? >> that's right, ainsley brian and steve good morning. i'm trying to process what i heard from the vice president that if you see a problem, but make sure you a problem. we just had 200 plus migrants cross here in indy eagle pass area where maverick county from all over the world in fact i just met a few of these migrants here, excuse me, sir, where are you from? >> sri lanka. >> sri lanka have long to be been traveling? >> 45 days. >> 45 days you give them sri lanka? did you come by boat? did you come to the jungle? >> yeah.

boat, jungle, went through everything. >> vice president harris says the border is closed but do think open? >> we don't think. >> are you here? >> we want to live here. we like the u.s. >> you like the u.s.? do you have any message for president biden? we thank tell mike >> we thank you for excepting us for living here. >> thank you very much on the just show you a little bit of how the processing is done, the border patrol doing a remarkable job of the overwhelming numbers. we get this every day. it is like clockwork. like having your amazon package delivered, but 200 plus this group may be closer to 250. they line them up by different countries come you can see data in the area's? nicaragua? where you from?

cuba? excuse me, hello, good morning, where you from? pardon? >> cubano. >> different countries here venezuela at nicaragua, over the past week and there was more than 13,000 migrants encountered across the entire southwest border and they came from over 41 countries to include somalia, syria, uzbekistan, thailand, vietnam, china, russia, in the sector on for a saturday we had four irradiance. as you can see what will happen now to give you a little more of the insight these giant buses will take them, they go our friends we just met from sri lanka going on that bus exactly what will happen to them we are not sure, but more than likely they will be allowed to stay. they will be released with a piece of paper saying they can go and claim asylum at an office at their leisure. no if you are from mexico or the northern triangle hunter is

guatemalan on salvador, you will be sent back with a large majority of the folks you're seeing here will be able to stay and released and many will get on these buses and go to new york or washington or chicago because governor abbott is having his borders overwhelmed come this little area of maverick county in eagle pass population of 30,000 at most getting 10,000 a week in this area since i've been on the ground october 1st they had well over 10,000 migrants they've had to deal with this every single day. what's your name? speak english? >> more or less. >> a little bit? where are you here question work >> i'm from cuba. >> why did you come? i don't understand. >> [speaks spanish] >> ] speak spanish]

>> they are coming because they want a better life. obviously they see the opportunity and because of the ministrations policy large numbers are coming. they come across the river and they walk about a mile up to this location. obviously border patrol sees that and so they respond all of these would see one, two, three, four buses here will take about an hour or so for them to process. if you just look in this truck here you can see some of the migrants come over and have been injured. we are not allowed to interact with border patrol and don't want to get in their way, but clearly we see on a daily basis some injuries. in fact a few days ago we sudden ten nicaraguans who had been done might be transported to hospital because they had been in a car accident on the medic on the mexican side because smugglers were moving them up through mexico had an accident. all part of the perilous journey. guys? >> steve: it is indeed at least for one person that started in sri lanka on the east

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incidents like this when at a free-speech event back in march. >> they didn't like what they were hearing that is not free-speech. elizabeth branch now the latest in about a dozen federal judges to join in saying in part one am greatly concerned the stifling of debate not only is antithetical to this country's founding principles, but also stunts intellectual growth. fox news contributor leo terrell joins us. can you believe this question work one of the most elite institutions on the planet, students not welcome? >> i will tell you, brian, a great move these judges and i implore them why because you cannot have law clerks who will serve as members of the federal court system canceling half of this country's viewpoint! the fundamental requirement for any law clerk is to be fair and

to allow a marketplace of ideas. with these law clerks are students at bl want to do is to indoctrinate americans from the federal court system and basically use it as a propaganda tool. you cannot cancel half of this country simply because you don't like their viewpoint! >> steve: how great is this come for the longest and spend the other way around maybe if you didn't go to the in's institutions will be banned now it seems to be for the first time in my lifetime, an ivy league education works against you? >> yeah! and self-destructing and self-defeating of the students. brian, i have been a lawyer for 30 years. the whole key to being a lawyer is to be fair, impartial, listen to other viewpoints. these yale law students you hear them they say we don't want to hear. we don't want to hear the other side. that is the opposition to the greatness of our legal system. fundamental fairness. marketplace of ideas.

first amendment, free-speech, they are saying we don't care and these judges are right. these individual students at yale are not qualified to be law clerks. >> they are agenda driven. leo, the question is what message, how strong and how why does this message have to be for the faculty to change their w ways? speak of these faculty members have to remember. maybe they forgotten, brian but their understanding is they need to go back and read the constitution. the need to go back and read why they are in law school. why the dean is the dean of the law school and they need to reboot their purpose to train young students to become fair and impartial law clerks who will eventually serve possibly as federal judges and maybe on the supreme court. >> we will have to see. i love it for the first time i see people taking action against this biased arrogant behavior. cleo, thank you.

>> thank you, brian, glad to be here. >> brian: carly. >> fox news alert children and teaching aids rushed to hospital this morning following a carbon monoxide leak at a day care center in and pennsylvania. this is a live look in alle allentown, racing to happy smiles center after a call for an unconscious child, they are in all stable condition thank god there, ryan back over to you. >> brian: alt-left 17 minutes but let's talk about meteorologist for the weather forecast. >> good morning it is a beautiful day, it's fallen one of the best seasons to be here. let's take a look at the maps come we have a cold front that will go crossed portions of the upper midwest's and the great lakes of less 12-24 hours but had of that we have very

nice warm air that has surged across these areas. the potential for showers, thunderstorms, and even some large hail may be isolated tornadoes along this cold front as it marches toward the east coast thursday and friday. all watching the potential for weather across the west coast of florida, i know our friends there are hurting really badly and we are doing a rebuild and trying to get things in place, unfortunately we are more rain in the forecast we will keep you posted on that over the next several days. this tropical disturbance has a really good chance of getting named in the next 6-12 hours. it will move up towards parts of the gulf of mexico. even if it doesn't get named we're looking at at showers and thunderstorms all along the coast. the next name will be carl. so we will monitor that obviously folks along the gulf coast, the west coast of florida need to monitor this disturbance then we will keep you up-to-date, foxweather.com for all of the latest details all right, brian come over to you.

>> brian: straight-ahead control of the senate couldn't come down to ohio looking j.d. vance and democrat jim ryan's they debated the first time on political panel but first i like to check in with bill hemmer one day you were with dana, now you break up one-on-one in terms of promos? >> yeah, actually we do. we alternate tuesday wednesday and thursday and friday. >> brian: just submit the schedule so i know. >> we get along. so it works. brian, nice to see a. you mention the election eight days out latest rankings are out today we will show you the bo board. kellyanne conway, mark henley will join us today. ukraine once more american weapons, should we comply? general kellogg addresses that and jeffrey dahmer was the discussed student killer in the new series has raise some serious issues. big show coming up 9:00 a.m. eastern.

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speed to it as the battle of the buckeye state republican j.d. vance and republican jim ryan debating for the first time next month election, the candidates tackling key issues from inflation to the supreme court.

>> i don't like any litmus test i just want good judges who interpret the constitution. >> i will ever litmus test on roe v. wade, all of the litmus test on the same-sex marriage, i will have a litmus test on birth control, we cannot keep going down this road of taking away rights. >> ainsley: with only 28 days to go the latest polling shows vance just slightly ahead. joining us now to discuss our political panel is fox news contributor tammy bruce. "wall street journal" at large host jerry and replicant strategist chris pratt home, thank you so much for being here. i'll start with you, what do you think of the debate? >> i thought j.d. vance did well. i mean he is the candidate i would support if i was there boating, but i think what it shows you is you had ostensibly republican into democrat with the democrat trying to beat the republican, right question might do mike demott? it exposes that democrat certainly knows he really can't

run as a democrat. you heard him there say on certain particular issues, but at the same time he is like oh, he's against the establishment. he will be an independent voice. well, if you want that you better vote for the republican because this is about the power of the center right? if you are there is a democrat you are not controlling the senate. you are there and you give power to the biden agenda, to nancy pelosi, to kamala harris. is not there is an independent individual. so, if you really want change, that's where this stands. i think that the people that are not just there but nationally understand when he misleads people that rights are being taken away, that of course is not true. the supreme court is not establishing rights, it does not make law. it allows people to be closer to the position of their local legislatures to make those rights. he moved down this path of fear, and he reinforced the notion of extremism and fascism. he is the one who said the maga

agenda needs to be confronted and killed and that is the rhetoric we don't need. he seems to think that is his only way. >> jared? >> ohio used to be a purple state excuse me. it no longer really is a purple state that has become a red state in the last ten years or so, so this shouldn't really be close. governor mike is ahead by 20 points. donald trump won ohio by eight points just to go years ago. this is a close race and i think it's closed because mostly vance is an unknown constant his famous book and biography and autobiography of course, but in political terms people don't quite know where he stands. in 2016 he was a never trumper and then suddenly he became a pro-trump or endorsed of course donald trump. j.d. vance i think to demonstrate to people he can actually be trusted in a state where they are likely inclined to vote for a republican candidate. and i think he went a long way to doing that last night i think

you made some points, he was very tough on immigration. i think you made very strong points and immigration. i think the question remains and the reason the race is still closed and will be close, has he done enough to reassure people that he actually isn't going to be out of the mainstream of american politics? in his remarks for example on the ukraine i think a lot of americans most americans with the worn ukraine the idea that we care about it is what he said i think it causes some concerns, but i think on the issues he is basically from most of the domestic issues he is basically right, i think you were his people because they just don't know where he stands. >> if you look at his record, he was in congress since 2003, he ran for president withdrew in october of 2019. 5:38 reporting with joe biden, he says blank the filibuster we need to get rid of it. and then abortion he cosponsored the women's health protection act. he supports late-term abortions.

when it comes to criminal justice he said at a town hall paine college in 2019 criminal justice system is racist. when you look at his record, how can he be doing so well in a state that has now gone read? >> i think like tammy said he's teeter-tottering going back-and-forth with the reality is he has been known for talking about antiabortion. he is trying to get in the seat in the reality this is about the power. that's all this is about. since j.d. vance obviously talked about where we are in crime, he has talked about being tough and literally a war on crime right now. thank you. if people want a candidate who is just about teeter-tottering where we are uncertain and not sure, ohio is not about that. they want someone who they know can get the job done when you have j.d. vance talking about qualified, we literally have officers who are scared right now. scared to do their job. and qualified immunity protects

them from their own constitutional rights. >> ainsley: they don't make enough money as it is. >> and let me say also not just about police officers or goes for teachers, social workers and other folks, that's what this is about. j.d. vance harder and harder for me tougher and tougher. >> ainsley: real quickly, who wins just the name? we're running out of time. >> j.d. vance. >> >> chris question marks to go j.d. vance. >> ainsley: jay "wall street journal" live, 7:30 p.m. on fox business. congratulations. thank you all for coming on, good to see you all in person. "fox & friends" more of our show moments away. ♪ ♪

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