♪ ♪ >> america just got its report card. >> america's classrooms. >> reading down three points and meth down five points. >> find a way to get educated. >> 15 days out from the new polling shows voters trust the g.o.p. to handle country's top issues. >> the democrats are responsible for this mess. the momentum is moving big in our direction. >> the new york city subways especially but mayor eric adam telling writers... >> new york, the district

attorneys are keeping the bad guys behind bars and nothing changes. >> a federal judge ordered dr. anthony fauci and other white house officials as part of a lawsuit. >> the biden administration question included with social media companies to censor -- >> bryce harper sending this ball into the stands to sense the philadelphia phillies to the world series. the fans going wild and the astros punching their card to the world series. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: you chose the song for cincinnati because i'm sure the circus does come to town. >> brian: when i think of this, i think of circus. >> steve: did you say something? >> ainsley: i love cincinnati. [laughter] skyline chili, they now sell it

into grocery stores from cincinnati. >> steve: sure. >> ainsley: so skyline chili, i did not know this. i was with a friend and we go into the grocery store and we are searching for skyline chili. this was done in florida but they do sell it in new york. >> steve: in a canned question asked me to the frozen food area and you can get it packaged just the chili or on top of spaghetti. >> steve: that is the way it is served. >> ainsley: we were at south carolina for the weekend, and we asked our sister-in-law to go get some. she was stopping at the grocery store, skyline chili, and we pulled it out of the microwave and it was so hot, dropped it all over the floor and it went everywhere all over his kitchen. he was in the garage. we bought two. thank goodness we had a secondhand. >> steve: is it okay to eat chili off of the floor? >> ainsley: we cleaned it up so fast because my brother is

about to come from the garage. we didn't realize it splattered everywhere. we thought we cleaned it up and of course, what is this? what is this on my wall? oh, my gosh! well, anyway, it was a mess. >> to your point, cincinnati makes good chili. >> brian: because you could have bailed that in your opening shot. i really felt bail on your cincinnati shot. >> steve: one thing in cincinnati can agree with with people all over the country as a comic they are wondering what is going on with america schools because of the so-called nation's report card came out at midnight. the national education progress and what they do is they track the progress for fourth graders and eighth graders. and i got some bad news for you. it is the biggest math decline ever in american history as long as they have been keeping track of it.

as you can see right there, the column in the middle comic fourth-graders their math went down five points, the reading et points and eighth graders math went down eight points and reading three points. educators say, a one or two-point drop is significant. but an eight-point drop in some cases is shocking. what they say is if it drops ten points, you would have lost an entire year of learning. >> ainsley: wow, gosh! >> steve: it is that close to a loss year. >> ainsley: this is something especially affecting parents, my middle schoolers and those who have little kids, those first five years when our little ones in the pandemic are wearing masks, zooming trying to learn how to read zooming for an hour a day it is so concerning and worries all of us. we talked of these teachers with the parent/teacher conferences and you hear across the board every state the teacher saying "is so significant and the

students are so far behind." >> brian: what if you made school voluntary? do homework if you want, don't worry about test pier that is what happened the last two years for the most part. kids disappeared without having the internet and just wanted to put their camera on it. black and hispanic students as we have said, the people in the working class sessions, the most disadvantaged and paying the biggest price between low-income families and those well resourced families between students with disabilities in english and learners and their peers caps have long existed but now they have gotten even greater compared to their white peers. they paid the greatest price and the ones that need the most help, you could argue. you have this happening and the backdrop the cdc coming down saying, "by the way i am recommending to states you demand everybody get the covid-19 shot before they go to school and you can make your own decisions. but a lot of chic governors who

feel like they won't do that and will disenfranchise more kids who parents say i'm not comfortable with that or the ones that don't want to do it and will go to private school. >> ainsley: according to the nations report card, west virginia, oklahoma and northwest region where districts will stay longer. the most significant score drops. math 25% of the fourth graders are basic level. >> brian: parents are going to remember who locked their kids out and told him to stay home. >> ainsley: 38% of eighth graders below the percentage level. >> steve: that is jaw-dropping because to me the biggest eye-opener because if four and ten kids who are in fifth grade can't do basic math poll what are they going to do their whole lives? the most part they teach the kids how to do these things and third grade. if they can't do it in fourth grade, what are they going to do?

keep in mind according to the national report card, the numbers were going down before the pandemic, however, the pandemic made it worse. newt gingrich is on with us a little while ago and we talked a little bit the reflection on this report card and how it relates to teachers. >> we can't just write it off as a generation of kids that she did. we have to go back and find a way to get educated appear at a lot of different states are working on that. it is also a real bit of condemnation of the teachers union and their commitment to radical value rather than the effect of education. that will be a big issue virtually everywhere in the country. it is the combination of the economy you can afford the gas, the food, the rent, electricity, and radical values. and the two together are repelling people from the democratic party on a scale i don't -- this may be the biggest

republican election since 1920. >> brian: i think he has a lot to base that on top of all's well so, what are you going to do about it? and i felt he had brought this up and i forgot about this tutor dixon the governor of michigan said the pandemic money, put it to the state and provide every family with money who will go get tutors. pandemic, the school lockdown and the teachers were not participating whatever it is, tutors private or maybe teachers want to make extra money, money in the budget to pay them. get your kids caught up. that has to be part of your responsibility or if a teacher can step in knowing they have hands off with parents, no parents, a tough situation, get involved to catch them up. 8 minutes at the top of the hour. tomorrow a huge debate will be seldomly against kathy hochul. went as a governors debate, republican versus democrat matter in new york? and about 12-16 years ago but it

does matter because by all schoolers, it is a dead heat it seems. why? crime. >> steve: the cover of "the new york post" "pushed to the edge." this is a story by the name of dave martin on the l train a couple of days ago, and he was shoved. he broke his collarbone. he had also -- this is the video. just watch right here. this is so upsetting to so many people. that guy on the right pushes him right into the train. >> brian: he was able to get up. >> steve: that is why he is alive. his mother audrey said in addition to the broken bones and everything else, he is traumatized. she is furious with the mayor in this town. since he is not in touch with what is going on. the mayor says, "more cops" is the wrong message. it is a mental health issue and over time will not cut the mustard. >> ainsley: she said her son was left traumatized to the point of suicidal.

he is a waiter on the upper east side. shoved in brooklyn, i don't think brooklyn but trying to get to work on the upper east side and that happens to him. everyone who rides the subway says, "i stand against the wall" but in order to get on the wall, you have to walk there obviously. he was minding his business and this guy starts over for no reason. clearly a mental health issue and why would you want to do that to another person? >> brian: mayor adam says don't wear your ipods and number two i would rather not get that type of advice from my mayor not to listen or put something in my ears. that is not an answer to a problem. >> ainsley: how about clean up the subway? >> brian: that would help. the former commissioner said this is not rocket science. we have done this before. he told this to neil saturday. >> this is not brain surgery. we know what needs to be done to make new york safer. to make new york safer the last two years ago has to be

revisited. things as anti-crime units in the streets. have more police officers in the transit system. i think the transit system has to be re-examined. when was autonomous entity with 400 police officers? now the bureau has about 2500 police officers. that is a major reduction. these are some of the things i think should be done. >> steve: it is not a secret and that is why lee zeldin starting with, surging in new york because he has made crime his signature issue. it has terrified everybody in new york city for the most part if new york city. but here's the thing, he can talk about it because he has personally been the victim of it. he was at the rally and the guy comes up. and then, just a couple of weeks ago, 's daughters are at the kitchen table doing their homework on a weekend and he's across the area

st. patrick's day -- not same st. patrick's day but columbus day parade. what happens? there is a shooting in his front yard and his children knew what to do in an interior room and they called 911. it is not hypothetical to him. he has been a victim of crime twice and the people in new york, if the guy running for governor can get into trouble with crime like his family has, it can happen to anybody. >> ainsley: when he left, kathy hochul had a chance to clean up the city. she is one against lee zeldin and democrats in the study say "we don't care but we want the candidate who cares about crime." the democrats are voting for lee zeldin as a republican because they know he is not soft on crime but wants to get rid of the d.a. >> brian: she is good for getting money on special entrance and flagrant about it but realizing those numbers are real and a dead heat between the two and it was 16 to 20 points earlier.

after tough bruising primary on the primary side. people will care about crime 15 days before an election. where were you the last two plus years. the whole andrew cuomo factor that wants to see her fail between the camps so it is the perfect storm to allow a republican to win in a democratic state. >> steve: new york city is overwhelmingly republican. they are suggesting -- democrat peer they are suggesting if lee zeldin could get 30% of the vote in new york, he could be governor. >> ainsley: upstate where lisa stepanek, you have more new york city and so many people live here. i think it is 3-1 democrat over republican. >> brian: a lot on the left. >> steve: they are tired of giving away 50% of everything they earn with the taxes, state and federal. it is 8:13 in the east and we have been talking about new york

but carley will take us to florida. >> ainsley: some interesting footage with crime, a florida man pulled over a traffic stop arrested for the fourth time this year. check out the moment he and the arresting deputy recognize each other. >> why did it take you so long to pullover? >> you again? >> ainsley: you again. that driver was pulled over after almost crashing into an unmarked patrol car when he was searched and the deputies found a box with meth and fentanyl hidden in his underwear. the democrat congressman henry cuellar pushing back on vice president kamala harris that the border is secure. >> the border is not secure when you have 1.7 million individuals last year and another 2.7, that is over 4.5 million individuals and the border is not secure. we have to make sure we have

repercussions. >> ainsley: according to cpp, not only the border crossing records with 2.7 million migrant encounters, it has also been the deadliest year we have seen so far with a total of 857 migrant deaths. and what a catch. a pregnant mom paul speers a fish for potential new world's record. that is julie augustine and she nailed a 37.6-pound black fish earlier this month while eight months pregnant. the officials currently have it under review under the association for potential certification at the moment. the world record for the fish is 36.3 pounds. those are your headlines. i don't know if i could spare fish... but i could eat it! >> steve: taste like chicken. so was she underwater when she did that? >> ainsley: when you pull fish, don't you? you stand on top of something

and throw a spear into the water? >> brian: under the water. >> ainsley: a new element. cool. >> steve: hats o off to her. >> ainsley: i can throw in a line but i don't think i can spare a fish. >> brian: how do you spear? >> steve: you wait until one floats by. >> ainsley: put a bunch of bloody bait around you and see what happens. >> steve: jumped, jump. >> ainsley: do not do that. >> brian: thank you, carley. meanwhile, the actions with the biden and dr. fauci getting called into question an investigation to social media censorship for attorney general pam bondi will be here live. >> steve: despite record inflation as you know, americans are lining up to indulge in the crumpled cookie trend. they are lined up for a $5 cookies. what is so special about it? we have some in the studio

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they just probing? >> no, they have to have something for the judge to grant the leave to depose them, brian. this is so important because big tech has always claimed, "we are a private company so basically, we can censor whoever we want and we can do whatever we want because we are a private company. if they are working with dr. fauci, jen psaki and all the people in the biden white house, that changes the game. what this is about, what landry, eric schmidt and they were strong great lawsuit is that the biden white house was using big tech to manipulate the information that they wanted out there. think about what happened during covid. everything you've been talking about all morning, brian, schools were shut down and children's test scores were shut down. businesses were closing and going out of business. and a lot of it was based on this information that was being released by the social media and by the big tech companies.

>> steve: if they can say, "welcome i was a little concerned about information and millions of americans died, i want to make sure these ten companies acted responsibly, if that is the retort from jen psaki and dr. fauci, what does eric schmidt's a question" >> eric schmidt will say we want to see your emails, texts and all the conversation you had with big tech because you were manipulating what the biden white house wanted released by big tech. those are the allegations. and that is very dangerous, as you well know missing with the first amendment. and that is what they were doing. if you remember america first policy institute, we filed a lawsuit when they censor president trump and countless americans pulled them up facebook for no reason because they didn't agree with their views. it was angel moms,

teachers, doctors, nurses because they didn't agree with what they were saying. they said we can do it and we are a private company. we have nothing to do but the government. but if they are talking to the government meaning the biden white house and all these other folks that have to come in and be deposed under oath, i think we will find out a whole lot more about them trying to censor what happened and hurt a lot of kids and this too. >> steve: i know you had senator ron johnson talking about ivermectin and that was taken down. it was overreaching. the question is, who is behind it? and we know told joe rogan i got told by the fbi was anybody else told by the white house what to do? pam bondi, thank you so much, appreciate it. >> thank you, brian. >> brian: tomorrow is the big day look what happened to both men's legacies after they passed away 100 years later and comes out i hope everyone goes and joins me on long island thursday even from another state.

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♪ ♪ >> ainsley: we are only 15 days away from midterms and despite trailing in recent polls, arizona democrat gubernatorial katie hobbs defending her decision not to get in the debate stage with her republican opponent kari lake. >> look, if you recall the g.o.p. primary debate here in arizona ended up on late night comedy television, voters were dumber for watching that in terms of where the candidates stand on the issues and how they would govern. it is clear kari lake is much more interested in a spectacle in the spotlight than having a substantiative issue. >> ainsley: kari lake joins us

now, good morning to you. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: right, go ahead. >> i feel dumber every time i hear her speak to be honest and to be real on this. she can't even string a couple of words together. she was asked a softball question a couple of weeks ago, "name one good thing about latino community?" she could not come up with one thing. so i think she knows why she won't debate. it would be that she would be like a birthday cake versus a chainsaw if she showed up. >> ainsley: she is not the only one dodging. compared to 2020, seven debates and some of the most competitive senate races, but there were only seven in 2022. why are they doing this? did this start during the pandemic when we saw joe biden campaigning from the basement? >> well, my opponent is certainly taking a page from his playbook.

calling the basement hobbs. the american people are completely opposed to what the left is pushing peer of the policies are dead end, destructive policies that we have seen destroy states like california, oregon, washington, illinois, new hampshire and i can go on and on. the democratic policies are destroying once great cities, l.a., new york, san francisco, seattle. they know this is not with the people want. so they hide and put out bogus poles make people think it is close. i can tell you, it is not close. we drew 3500 people to a rally and a concert we had saturday night. conversely, my opponent with the biggest campaign of the season and there were 15 people there. these polls are not close. we have a movement and nothing is going to stop it. >> ainsley: real clear politics which i like an average of all the poles have you had 47.8%, katie getting 46.2%.

what are your issues? what are the issues the constituents and how can you help these families? >> well, we have the best policies. we have common sense policies to solve some of these issues. obviously, people are concerned about the economy. people closing in on the retirement and are tired of watching a third of their retirement savings shriveled up under joe biden. we are watching families cannot afford to put food on the table. so that is a big issue. a wide open border causing millions of people to pour across illegally. many of them guilty of crimes spirit and also, the fentanyl crisis that is killing our young generation pier that is a huge crisis. the lack of proper education for our children. that is why dual track education so after tenth grade, you can get a trade skill training or certification in high school so you are ready for the real world. we have lots of big issues, and the republicans have all of the

solutions. >> ainsley: i know there are rumors that if donald trump runs again, he might choose you to be his running mate as vice president. you were interviewed yesterday, and you said, this is manipulation. these rumors are out there trying to tell voters she will not serve for a total of four years. tell us why you think that. >> i just think it is humorous, ainsley. when i first got into this the press was attacking me, what does she know and how dare she run for office. who did she think she is? they were saying i don't have the skills to run for office and now all of a sudden, whoa! i'm so skilled i might be running for vice president. i think they are trying to scare the voters. i really do. i think they have tried everything to bring us down. like i said, we have a movement and it's not about me but the people of arizona. i'm going to be here not just for years. i will be here eight years. it will be the fake news worst nightmare for eight years so they better get used to it.

>> ainsley: sean hannity is traveling to arizona. he will be interviewing you for a town hall. last week he was in georgia but then he went to pennsylvania. this week he's traveling all over the country to interview candidates. what can we expect tonight? >> i'm looking forward to have a great conversation. blake master is the senate candidate will be there with sean hannity, myself. we will talk about the big issues. the big issues in arizona really affect the entire country without the fentanyl crisis whether wide open border. we will talk about issues arizona has on the platform. >> ainsley: we will watch you 9:00 eastern time and its earlier time. thank you so much. >> thank you, ainsley. >> ainsley: we wish you the best. failing grades and the national report card is out and the national pandemic had on our generation. will this generation be able to recover? micro will react. there he is.

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♪ ♪ >> steve: as you wake up on this monday morning, america is reeling from the most definitive picture yet of the pandemic's devastating impact on america's students. look at this. >> ainsley: the latest nations report card came out at midnight revealing reading and math stores punching to historic lows. what does this mean for our students set to become america's next generation of workers? >> brian: ainsley you would never asked me anything like that it has to be for the next guest. on fox business mike rowe, welcome back. >> thank you for having me. >> steve: this is the least surprising and you wonder why the grades go down? >> shocked, i tell you. >> brian: or wear a mask when you bring them back in question worked where do we go from here? >> up because i don't think you can go down.

i think there is a bunch of things that need to happen and i will hit the vocational drum again and again. i will remind people that if you master a skill that is truly in demand, your future has never been brighter. that is called comfort compared to kids behind the eight ball right now, but i do think it is part of a larger message that has to be articulated again and again and again and again. you know, when we were in high school looking, we used to have two columns, there was your grade and then there was your effort. it is like letter "a" for effort but c-. or c- for effort. and so we don't really do that anymore. >> brian: actually i did not realize that. >> it was always two columns. i would be curious what the national column for effort would be. if a true and fair arbiter were looking at this. what did we really try to do to

make sure the kids didn't slip? if the answer is, zoom, that that was a thing to try. we will try now because no boy no. that didn't work. >> ainsley: you say find a trade in demand but what is the most in demand right now because you were in high school and i said don't want to do college? >> brian: plumbing has to be up there. >> plumbing is way, way up there. our foundation focuses on any skill that doesn't require a four-year degree. and every year, the toughest ones to recruit and two most vital. plumbing, welding, coming, i can't tell you -- i used to talk about the six-figure welder and somewhat say i would like to see proof of that. that is ten years ago but now i have hundreds of kids who are killing it with a welding torch. because people don't realize either that those trades lead to other trades, and you wind up being in this lane that is very

prosperous and very flexible if you are willing to try. >> steve: i learned how to weld in high school growing up in kansas, and i can do gas, and it's not that hard. >> you have something to fall back on, steve. >> steve: you know why? that is how america works, monday nights on "fox business" in a clip of my connection, watch. >> i will start going over the engine. keep continuing to monitor and clean things up nonstop. making sure everything is good to go. outside of the line. it looks like we have fire outside of the line. i will take a look at it myself. >> steve: it is a dirty job but where would we be without him? >> up in flames, honestly. there are so many things to talk about fighting fires and shows dedicated to it. lots of different kinds of

documents. these stories to my guys are great and jump into the fires. wild firefighters. i don't know that there is anything new to say about it, but when you get in there and that cameras are really allowed to simply chronicle the reality of that moment, you just can't -- the sound, the sound of the wall flames. >> steve: they will kill you. >> they will kill you if you don't move. it is chess. high-stakes chess fighting a fire like this. we've got ten new episodes. we feature a new industry that is actually a very old industry, but one that has fallen, in some cases, out of favor. out of sight, out of mind. this is a lot like dirty jobs in the sense we are tapping the country on the shoulder saying, look, remember these industries, they matter. always have always will. be when you mean it's not just about all he would? >> it's not just about all he would. >> brian: this is perfect to me because you get to go to the patriot awards? >> i will be there and where they sure do make shirt.

i can't believe i'm wearing the same -- >> brian: it is so great. >> ainsley: do you have more than one? >> this is it, ainsley, one shirt, one half, couple pair of jeans. >> steve: might needs new clothing. [laughter] won't you help? >> ainsley: a new bank acc account. currently, imagine if we didn't shop anymore. money, listen, the wardrobe is similar to my husband's. >> one flannel shirt, one pair of jeans. >> currently, life is simpler in a uniform. that's all i'm saying. >> brian: and you work full time too with the news. >> but is great to see you and i have some more news getting to the message of the president. president biden claiming he's in shape for 2024 run in an interview yesterday, but he acknowledged that age is a factor. >> i can now drop dead tomorrow. all of my health, everything

physically about me. it is still functioning, well, you know, and mentally too. speak with the president's comments with recent incidents where he did appear to lose focus of what he was saying. astros punching their ticket to the world series. they took home 6-5 win over the yankees sweeping in the alcs. on the other side bryce harper sending this ball into the stands in philadelphia. sending the bill is to the world series for the first time since 2009. the fans went wild. [cheers and applause] >> game one of the world series is friday. you can catch all of the action on fox. listen to this, and amateur prospector in australia discovers a massive gemstone on his evening walk. what appeared to be a pebble

like any other turned out to be an 834 carrot sapphire and heat gases are worth about $12,000. and the massive jim a place to believe to be one of the largest sapphire bearing areas in the world. and a major storm bringing the first snowfall of the year two parts of the rocky mountains yesterday. some areas in colorado wyoming and utah getting 3-5 inches of snow. the storm system could bring more snow, strong winds and a severe thunderstorms to the northern plains region as it moves east. janice, fact-checked, is that accurate? >> it is accurate. >> come good. >> guess what i have to make it all better? a chocolate chip cookie and we will talk it from crumble in new york city and people pay $5 a cookie. we will find out how good this cookie is. let's take a look of the maps.

i cannot believe i'm holding this and there's not a bite mark in it. the temperature is, that front and same area of low pressure with the rain, snow, blizzard conditions currently talked about first. big snowfall for the rockies. that will move across portions of the upper midwest and the great lakes behind it and look at the wind gust 30, 40, 50 miles an hour so the snow on the ground will be blowing snow and that will cause reducing visibility and travel delays. keep that in mind if you live across the northern plains and midwest. the severe thunderstorm across louisiana, arkansas with heavy rain and the forecast over the next couple of days. something we will certainly monitor appear there is your forecast in terms of highs, 74 dallas, 78 atlanta, and new york city come at the time is coming. to take a bite. >> steve: how is it? >> so good. >> steve: that is why people

are lined up out the door around the street for those $5 cookies. now more of crumble cookies inflation defying success coming up next. but first... be to list check in with bill hemmer and dana perino for what is coming up. do we all have those cookies to bring up to the studio? >> ainsley, we want to pass to you our sympathies for the loss of your mother. she seems like such a sweet woman. >> she watched your show every morning and she loves the two of you. dana she was so proud of you at the white house. and the epitome of a southern woman and we will miss you. >> i know where she is and so much pain and suffered for five years after her stroke. so we are grateful that she had a deep faith. >> we are grateful for you. >> steve: coming up in a moment 15 days, dana perino ahead of the rnc. >> crime is a big deal and the elections could swing and we

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always make the chocolate chip cookie, but you will make some other stuff, too, look they have the new s'mores cookie this week. >> exactly. we have six only sell six cookies. some water, milk, ice cream and people, we don't sell coffee or anything? no milk, water and cookies. >> steve: inflation is four year high in people's discretionary income is high. why did they spend money on expensive cookies aside from the fact that they are fantastic? >> first off, they are amazing and what makes people feel good is when they are eating something delicious. i think that is where people can kind of forget about the difficulties that they are having in today's age. >> steve: that is a good way to put it because maybe you can't do anything about your car payment or mortgage payment or inflation, that you can treat yourself to something -- i saw the paper and they refer to this as an affordable indulgence. >> yes, exactly.

>> steve: people travel from far and wide to go to these locations. the chain started in utah went? >> it started in 2017 and a little town called logan, utah. >> steve: why do you think this particular chain has caught on? >> they have done a good trouble of making sure that everyone in the u.s. can enjoy it. they have 490 locations and started in 2017 so that is a quick time, you know, to be growing. the rotating menu, the high quality and amazing paint boxes fantastic. >> steve: i saw somebody with a pink box at the airport yesterday. i understand people halloween, they can dress like a cookie? >> yes, people have been dressing up what they love and cookie costumes have been selling out. >> steve: okay. i just want you to tell me what these flavors are right here. >> right here since halloween, we have candy flavors. we have the m&m cookies and

chocolate malt, tootsie roll on top and then nerds cookie. this is a snickerdoodle, the classic chocolate chip and rice krispie treat cookie. >> steve: what is the best cookie you sell? >> my favorite is the classic chocolate chip and it is with no chocolate. his is phenomenal. >> sorry, can't resist. >> steve: that is a fantastic cookie. >> which one do you want? i will take this back when right here. >> steve: seth, thank you very much. more cookies when we come back. ♪ ♪

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