♪ ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: that is a beautiful shot of myrtle beach, south carolina. >> brian: i was just there two weeks ago. >> ainsley: you had a lot of people come to the book signing.

>> brian: great station in myrtle beach. i can't believe i have never been there before. they kept saying why is ainsley not here? she doesn't live in south carolina anymore. >> ainsley: when i did a book signing there, that was probably one of my largest. there were a lot of people -- there are a lot of people that watch fox news there. it's about 40 degrees right now there it's going to be up in the 50's toted in myrtle beach. >> steve: here in new york city as you can see virtual fireplace cooking it's 30 degrees but feels like in the 20's it. feels a lot like christmas. >> brian: steve, let me just say this. it doesn't seem virtual underneath the coffee table. because we are getting a fireplace. i don't know, shy shins have lost 10 pounds. i have no hair on my legs. >> ainsley: only took me 15 years at fox to learn i could put a space heater under here. >> steve: it's cozy. >> ainsley: you like it cold because you are wearing a suit.

>> steve: i like my feet hot. >> ainsley: i will turn it toward you. i will turn it toward you, steve. >> brian: why don't we get an actual fire? >> ainsley: i would love that. >> steve: hot weather? >> brian: what did you say that? >> steve: when you were in myrtle beach, were you complaining about the hot weather? >> brian: i wasn't. i couldn't believe how many people relocated. i thought everybody golfed there. nobody golfs there. i learned so much. >> ainsley: it's a great place. so much night life there. lots to do. broadway by the beach. there's a lot of music. a lot of the artists that we interview have theater there. >> brian: don't go anywhere where there are no clubs. >> ainsley: do you know the state dance in south carolina? >> brian: is it. >> ainsley: the shag. >> steve: the shag. we talked about that. all right. >> >> brian: i like the waltz.

>> steve: myrtle beach and everybody else, good morning, welcome to hour two of "fox & friends." >> brian: now serious stuff. idaho kwame quad quadruple murdr investigation. >> steve: police believe this vehicle may be crucial to figuring out who exactly murdered those people. >> ainsley: todd piro joins us with the latest. todd? >> todd: good morning. authorities in idaho reviewing more than 8 hours of surveillance video from a local gas station in moscow after a clerk comes forward with some potential new evidence and exclusive images obtained by fox news digital. this car you see it on your screen, white car in fact gas station 3:45 a.m. morning four university of idaho students were stabbed to death. the coroner believed the murder happened between 3:00 and 4:00 a.m. the gas station is only a 4 minute drive from that crime scene. investigators say the car looks

similar to this white hyundai which police have been searching for. meantime the moscow police captain reflecting on the day that officers were called to the off campus home where the body of kaylee, madison, ethan and xana were found. >> crying. trying to find out who exactly was in the house. some family members that a ride on scene. it was incredibly hard for the community but it was also really really hard on our officers. some of whom were very outcome, that was the first real major crime scene that they had encountered. so, emotionally very, very draining day. >> moscow police also reviewing details about the potential murder weapons knife likely used in the attack dulled and caused injuries to the killer. police remain insits tent that the case is not going cold as we promised to bring justice to the family. back to you. >> steve: that's what we would all like. todd, thank you very much. so, you know, it was last week

on this program, we told you that the moscow idaho police released that image of a white elantra hyundai and said we are looking for this particular kind of car between, i think 2011 and 2014. something like that. and it was the picture of the car just sitting still. so, then this clerk at the gas station, who has not been identified, because she fears >> geraldo: life she says look, the murders is still out there. she started going through the surveillance video and found that single image right there and then took a picture of it with her phone and emailed it to the police. before you know it, the police are knocking on the door and saying hey, can we take a look at that? that's the image that they are wondering do the people who are driving that car at 3:45 in the morning on the day those people were murdered does the person behind the wheel know anything. >> brian: nine hours of footage.

>> ainsley: assistant manager reviewing the tapes because one of the clerks had seen a white sedan at 3:45 a.m. so they start going through the tapes little by little and she said that she reached the 3:00 hour and she spotted the car and that's when she snapped the picture. if you look at that image of the surveillance picture that she sent to the police officer, the front headlights are very distinct. they are kind of longer than most cars. and then if you look at a picture of an elantra, it does have those long, look at that, those long head lies in the front. >> steve: isn't that curious? you wonder if the police had seen an image similar to that before on some of the other -- hundreds of tips they had received and this is just another one or what is that the actual car? >> ainsley: gave me hope than this is not a cold case. hopefully they are getting closer to finding out who did this. >> brian: talk about ftx.

another creative -- another reason to bit "new york post." look at this cover. they call him harry slaughter. this guy, what he has done, losing for millions of people, billions of dollars, much of this money will never be seen again, as they begin to unfold, what exactly he did, what exactly he bought with investor money and where that money has gone. he went under arrest in the bahamas and this was video of him going to jail. he went to a hearing and they said, you know what? you cannot get out on bail. we believe you are a flight risk. this is one day before he was supposed to testify in front of capitol hill. i think the timing matters. >> ainsley: he wanted to be let loose because he says he has a vegan diet and he is add. they said tough luck. ains. >> brian: no add in prison. >> ainsley: mistake. the charges show this is a con artist. 300 million in real estate. personal needs. political donations. and they're alleging he just

took money from customers to spend on his own needs. >> steve: that's the way it looks. that's the brand new ceo told congress. of course, sam bankman-fried was supposed to be sitting next to the new ceo. >> brian: it was going to be via zoom. pardon me. >> steve: via testimony they were going to be together so that the lawmakers could ask them questions about hey, what exactly were you thinking? there was such sloppy and unconventional business practices being done. for instance, one thing, a payment request were approved by him and others at the top of ftx with emoji. it was probably a thumbs up or an a-okay or something like that. yeah, you are going to get your loan. sam bankman-fried himself gave himself $1.3 billion in personal loans. and they are just trying to figure out of where is all that money? >> brian: how he pulled this off is unbelievable.

>> ainsley: gave 8 billion to that other company, i think it's a hedge fund that he started alameda and between 1 billion and 2 billion of those funds are missing. how far do you spend this much money? i guess property, 300 million in real estate. >> brian: 360 million. the ceo john ray said called embezzlement. flat out embezzlement. told a house financial services committee tuesday he recovered more than 7 billion in funds. the bahamas wait a second, we have a bunch of properties that we like to take and we don't think you should take any of the money we should get paid back first there might be a big battle. forget about him the funds and the real estate. who is paying for everything that he bought and no longer has? >> ainsley: his parents were there. they were hugging him and they're both professors at stanford. his name is sam bankman-fried. one is professor bankman and one is professor freed. >> steve: given the fact that

they're law professors were they offering him any sort of legal advice. the congressman told us a little while ago that the father was actually an employee. nonetheless, this guy, sam bankman-fried, the second biggest donor to the democrats, behind only george soros. so, the question is any time somebody who is a big donor gets in big trouble people on capitol hill and administrations give the money back. karine jean-pierre was asked whether or not the money should go back, you know, donated to a charity or something like that, she simply would not answer the question yesterday. watch this. >> so, look, i'm covered by the hatch act. limited on what i can say and anything connected to political contributions from here, i -- i would have to refer you to the dnc. >> the president's opinion though does he want those people -- >> -- you asked me two

questions. you asked me will he return the donations and then you asked me about his opinion. i'm answering the first parted which i'm covered by the hatch act from here. i'm limited on what i can say. and i just can't talk to political contributions or anything related to that i cannot speak about it from here. i am fully covered by the hatch act which i'm happy to say over and over again because we believe in the rule of law here. >> brian: democratic lawmakers got money from him at least six g.o.p. that we know of. and we'll say, this he was mostly campaigns reached his limit through other people, he was violating campaign finance laws for the benefit of democrats and aoc is among the lawmakers that said yeah, i think they should give the money back. >> steve: here's the thing. the money he gave to the democrats is money he stole from the customer so that money went right into their pocket. she kept saying the hatch act. we are talking about campaigns that have already happened. the hatch act, when you read it, there is a lot of gray there.

but she is sticking to the i'm going to say i can't say anything about it. they could say something. but they choose not to because it is embarrassing. as i mentioned, congressman bill huizenga was with us. we saw him some of the b roll capitol hill yesterday. here is some of the observation about where that money went and that guy is in trouble. >> i think they were smitten with this idea of having a politically progressive, smart entrepreneur who was going to reimagine capitalism, all while making them gobs of money. and how he was making them gobs of money was outright fraud. it's really sad that you had -- and these are by the way, not just mom and pop retail investors. these are supposedly sophisticated i object constitutional investors who basically just got sucked into it. it's a good question to say why wasn't he arrested a week ago or why couldn't they wait until after? because i think we would have found out valuable information having him under oath, sworn

under oath in front of our committee answering questions that could have been being used for his prosecution. >> brian: so why would that? are they embarrassed by some of the things that sam was going to say about who he gave to? bahamas wants 256 will million dollars back purchased by sam crypto concern at this exchanges. they filed chapter 11. all the investors want their money back. we want our money back and property back. this is going to be an international fight. tom brady, shaquille o'neal. who else? gisele? we have, also, kevin o'leary who got $50 million to endorse his product. do they have a responsibility to come forward and try to get this money back or give the money back that think were paid by this guy? >> ainsley: that's the class action lawsuit they are suing these celebrities because they endorsed crypto. >> brian: and got paid by this guy. >> steve: here's the thing

ultimately people put money they worked hard to get into this company. given the fact that nobody seemed to know how to run a company. people who put the money into this crypto company, you know, you got to do your due diligence. ultimately, a lot of people, you know, it was the fear of missing out. these crypto currencies are going up and people didn't want to miss where it's going to increase in value so much they didn't want to miss it, and they turned a blind eye to the terrible business practices. >> ainsley: bernie madoff, people and we all know people in new york that used him. they gave everything to him because they trusted him. their grandparents told them to trust him. their parents. they gave him everything. crypto, because people know it could go up and down and aren't really sure of the future of that. have we heard of anyone who lost everything with him? >> brian: i know some people who lost millions of dollars. they say a million people have lost billions -- have lost billions. so there has got to be people,

small investors and big investors that lost money. >> steve: yeah. more questions than answers at this point. we will keep you posted. in the meantime, about a quarter after the top of the hour. and carley joins us with big fire in brooklyn. >> the details here are crazy. because there was this massive fire that destroyed an nypd evidence compound in brooklyn on tuesday. and it is still smoldering this morning it. could keep burning for days. 8 people were hurt, including ' -- 15 nypd officers on the scene when the flames broke out. frankly all managed to escape unharmed. that compound though housed important evidence from crimes committed decades ago, including d.n.a. and get away cars used at high profile cases. wild details there south carolina congresswoman nancy mace is being praised for confronting a trans activist who says calls for violence against conservative supreme court justices in the aftermath of the

decision to overturn roe v. wade. >> rhetoric is a threat to democracy. >> i don't believe that's a correct interpretation it? >> is. >> did you not tweet that that you thought that the supreme court justices should be accosted? >> what i'm saying is not characterization of my statement. >> so that tweet calling for those justices to be accosted and saying they should never have a peaceful moment again. >> dr. anthony fauci says the dr. fauci is in the middle of a pandemic and encouraging americans to mask up family members during the holiday season. right now residents in parts of washington state, los angeles and new york city are being advised to mask up in an effort to fight the tripledemic of flu, covid and rsv. meanwhile, in florida, governor ron desantis is calling for a grand jury to investigate, quote: any and all wrongdoing with respect to covid-19

vaccines. super bowl champion tight end rob gr gronkowski teaming up to give a surprise of the lifetime. >> this is your vehicle, my man. thank you nor everything, man. should we go check it out. >> yeah. go check it out. >> this is awesome. >> this means a lot to me to be able to get my independence and get in and out of this with ease. >> carley: army veteran johnny floor reds suffered injuries to his leg in an explosion while serving in iraq. his new truck comes with special modifications including a wheelchair lift to enhance his mobility needs. that is a moment he will never forget. >> steve: i love that gronk. he's great. >> carley: he is the best. >> brian: hard to tackle. going to be coming back one more time? >> ainsley: i think. so. >> brian: want to see him with eye black on i know tom brady does.

>> brian: two people including a young boy dying overnight after two tornadoes hit the south. janice is tracking the storm's violent path. >> steve: white house attempting to bask in the glory of the latest inflation report. they seem to be overlooking one key figure and it's how much more you are paying every week for groceries. fox business anchor cheryl casone has been to the grocery store and she joins us next. ♪ ♪ ♪ over the last 100 years, lincoln's witnessed a good bit of history. even made some themselves. makes you wonder... what will they do for an encore? ♪

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inflation is coming down in america. in fact, this new report is the fifth month in a row where annual inflation has fallen in the united states. >> ainsley: president biden celebrating yesterday's consumer price index report which showed inflation easing ahead of the holiday season. it wasn't all good news. prices on grocery store shelves dropped 12% year over year. fox business anchor and host of american dream home on fox business cheryl casone joins us now. cheryl, he says we should be optimistic but when you go to the grocery store we are far from it. >> do you know that margarine is up 49% year over year. marjorie that goes into everything. i was looking through some of the data. we got that report yesterday morning. apples, lettuce, citrus, a lot of that is a weather story. those prices are higher. look at overall grocery store prices 12% year over year and cpi better than expected energy prices. that's why we call eggs. eggs up 49% year over year. lettuce is up almost 20% year over year.

margarine? again i can't get over the margarine. these are things go into cooking and now looking at a christmas dinner that is going to be about $1 more per person to cook this year. >> ainsley: every time we go to the diner that's always when we interview the chef or interview the owner of the restaurant, they always say eggs are through the roof right now tell us what they used to buy them for and buy them now. we saw it's up almost 50%. in new york, 24% increase in breakfast ingredients. you talk about margarine, well, butter is up, too. that could be the alternative buy butter if the margarine is more expensive. butter is up too now. >> they break that down and looking at that as well, the butter prices are actually 30%. margarine over butter either way 37 to 40% higher. business network this morning last hour it's cheaper to go out. it's actually in some instances

k450e7er to eat out than it is to feed your family at home. >> ainsley: you don't have to clean up. >> that's true. you can tip those hardworking waiters that probably need the income. >> ainsley: a lot of the families you interview eat at home because they have their dream home tell us what is coming up? >> going back to key west, florida and then also going down to the outer banks and this couple, they were amazing. they are a military family. coast guard family, this is gavin and renee moved 17 times in -- there they are. they moved 17 times. they want to settle down. we want to stop. we want to be in the outer banks and now their kids and grandkids all moved to the outer banks. that's tonight. watch a little clip. >> after 29 years working in the coast guard and 16 moves, home buyers gavin and renee are finally ready to put down roots and find their dream beach property. >> they hope to find a home with privacy from their neighbors and

epic view of the water. however, they will need to act swiftly. >> ainsley: and they did. >> and they found their dream home have to watch tonight to find out which one they get. >> ainsley: highlight a few homes and they choose at the end which one they want to buy. >> cheryl: all the homes we show you don't, both episode key west as well are burial choices. it's hard to figure out sometimes which one that they go for but it's a fun guessing game that's why you have got to watch. >> ainsley: they moved 17 times and now as a reward for being great parents, all the kids and grandkids move there, too. >> they all together. they served our country and they deserve it and they got it. >> ainsley: good family to highlight. thank you so much, cheryl. chicago's embattled mayor set toe censor the city's crime crisis. her plan to block the public from knowing when and where emergencies are happening and the threat that it poses to the families that live in that area public safety. ♪

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>> steve: exactly 7:30 here in the east. a fox weather alert. police say two people are dead including a mother and child after multiple tornadoes touch down in the state of louisiana. several dozen more were also hurt. search and rescue efforts

ongoing in four forks south of shreveport. homes left there, as you can see, in shambles this morning. nearly 5,000 waking up without power today. one tornado survivor described her near-death experience. >> we got to hunker down here. the roof was gone. they always say you hear a train coming. this was a big train to come through here. >> steve: no kidding. five people are reportedly injured in fort worth, texas, where tornado warnings were issued for over 1 million people. and across the northern plains, blizzards causing dangerous white out out conditions as you can see right there. they have the plows and salters out. janice gigantic storm moving east? >> janice: absolutely. all sorts of teenagers, blizzard warnings, ice storm concerns and tornado warnings right now as well as watches. tornado-warn storm for parts of

mississippi as we take a look at the radar. cold front plowing through that warmer than average air mass with the cold air behind it. so that's a tornado warn storm for rankin county here in mississippi and these storms have been firing all morning long. so we have a tornado watch in effect from cammeron, louisiana all the way up towards meridian, mississippi towards alabama as well. that is up to 1:00 p.m. central time. to say have active tornado warn storms in the morning, that is a very dynamic system. to have it in december is really quite incredible. severe storm threat continues for all of these states in red. yellow shaded moving in towards the southeast and that tornado threat potential for ef 2 plus tornadoes, winds in excess of 100 miles per hour. of course, the cold front soiled of this storm is blinging blizzard conditions to the northern plains, the upper midwest and this area of low pressure, part of the energy is going to drop into a nor'easter.

blizzard warnings in effect for the areas that you see shaded in orange. and that means snow and blowing snow. and we could see totals of upwards of over a foot. we have already seen several feet of snow in the rockies and this is going to be a storm that we're going to continue to cover not only today but tomorrow and friday as it rides up the northeast coast. of course, that's going to cause a lot of travel delays and cancellations. >> steve: fox weather app. fox weather.com. thanks, j.d. >> janice: you got it. >> steve: carley joins us with news from alaska. >> i certainly do. alaska state troopers are mourning the death of a fellow officer. curtis moreland was killed in a musk ox attack after trying to scare a group of them away from a dog kennel near his home in nome. a musk ox is an animal similar to a buffalo. alaska state troopers posting this tribute saying he was a proud member of the community and dedicated member of alaska law enforcement family. and he will be sorely missed.

two passengers are rescued after surviving 250-foot drop into a california canyon, dramatic video shows the medic hoisting the victims into the helicopter after their car plunged over the side of the road. both patients were reportedly in just miles if you can believe it. they were conscious and alert thankfully. thank goodness. a woman is warning the public about a terrifying new kidnapping scam. the tiktok user says she got a call from her mother's number, which sounded like her mom was crying and being dragged away from the phone. here's what she says happened next. >> this guy then gets on the phone and he goes hey, i have your mom and if you don't send me money, i'm going to kill this [bleep]. i sent the money because i was literally shaking during all of this. i'm imagining my mom like being held hostage at gunpoint. >> carley: wow. she says she followed his

instructions. sent $100 to the man -- $100 and the man quickly hung up. she then called her mom back who answered completely unharmed and unaware of what her daughter was even talking about. the woman says scammers are finding a way to make it look like someone in your contacts is calling you known as caller i.d. spoofing. crazy story there. arizona police pulling over this driver and her suspicious passenger in phoenix yesterday. they say the driver was commuting in the carpool lane with inflatable grinch. officials say while they do appreciate the christmas spirit, the driver was still given a ticket anyway. you can't do that in the carpool lane. >> steve: i like the writing there suessspicious. >> carley: maybe not green next time. >> steve: despite skyrocketing crime in chicago, the city's

police and fire scanners will soon go quiet barring the press and the public from listening to live scanner transmission. a group of local news outlets is speaking out saying the city's plan to impact our ability to provide timely, accurate and potentially life-saving news to you. william kelly is a chicago-based reporter who sued mayor lori lightfoot for revoking his press credentials. that's not stopping him from talking to us from chicago he joins us live. william, good morning to you. >> god bless you, steve. thank you for having me. >> steve: you get. so why is mayor lightfoot pulling the plug on life scanners? because, you know, i work in news rooms where we listen all day. as soon as you hear something like a chemical spill or a live shooter, you dispatch crews to that location. now we won't be able to tell people what is going on in their town? >> this is not only censorship, steve, this is malicious. it's like what is next? the narrow decree you and i

talked about this. she pulled my media credential. i sued her in federal court. and sadly, the chicago media press corps hasn't said a word about reporter william j. kelly. as the old saying goes first they came for reporter william j. kelly now lightfoot is coming for the entire chicago press corps as we predicted. it really is worrisome because of the danger to real citizens of chicago. i know people who listen to the police scanner before they walk tocorner drugstore. they don't want to walk out their front door before checking to see if there is a drug crazed criminal standing between their front door and the corner drugstore. >> steve: william, here's the thing. >> they pulled your press card

because you were asking hard questions and she didn't like that apparently, according to your story. at the same time, the news reporting of all of these crimes in chicago makes chicago look terrible. they are pulling the plug on that. we are now going to have to rely on city hall to give accurate numbers. >> do you trust them? >> this is orwellian censorship. literal 911 calls are going unanswered. 400,911 calls just went unanswered. we have a 30, 40, two hour wait time for police to arrive at a crime scene. so, you know, the citizens of chicago are actually their own first responders now, steve. and they need these police scanners in order to know is there a violent repeat offender out on parole standing in front of their front door with a knife or a gun or something else before they can go to the

grossry store or send their kids to school or go to work. this is a problem, steve, that needs to be addressed immediately. i hope my lawsuit against lori lightfoot. i'm afraid i'm going to lose it for a lack of funding, reporter william j. kelly.com is the website if you want to support my legal defense fund this is dystopian. we are literally -- chicagoans will die. more chicagoens will die as a result of her actions. >> let's see if they go ahead and encrypt the signal. william j. kelly, thank you very much for joining us live from chicago. >> god bless you, steve. thank you. >> steve: you bet. we did reach out to the mayor's office for a statement. we have not heard back. if they change their mind, we will let you know. meanwhile, coming up, elon, you have a problem. twitter founder jack dorsey slamming the new boss while admitting mistakes were made on

his watch. now house republicans are vowing to probe the tech giant in the new congress. lawrence jones on that coming up ♪ ♪

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all the facts out there american people. >> brian: signed off looks like russia collusion. house republicans calling for extensive investigation into twitter after they have taken control of the house next month. this is former ceo and co-founder jack dorsey admits in a long letter that the tech giant did not live up to what he believes should be guiding principle. "fox & friends" enterprise reporter "fox & friendsen" cross-country. sawrsdz at 10:00. two days ago all about trump and then initially about what they were doing behind the scenes. soon we are going to get what's going to be covid and what was happening great doctors. what about dorsey's explanation? >> is he a weak leader. he didn't know what was going on at his company. i think the reason why this matters to the american public is two parts here. for a while, they told people that they were crazy about the shadow banning and that when they couldn't see people in their feed, there was no monitoring going on. so, they gaslit americans to

believe what they saw wasn't actually true. the second part is, the argument for civil libertarians have always been it's a private company, let them do whatever they want to do. that changed when you start to see them coordinate with federal officials, fbi, cia, and lastly, if this was happening at twitter, you mean to tell me the feds were just doing this with twitter, it wasn't happening with meta, facebook, instagram and all the other social media sites? again, jack's response is almost a nonresponse. he already lied to congress. he knows what shadow banning is. but, i think when you look at the revelation, he was kept in the dark on a lot of these things as well. >> brian: i saw that one exchange where it says jackson board with this because they had to go find him for a lot of these big decisions. here is something else that he said in his letter. said the twitter, when i led it, and the twitter of today do not meet any of these principles. this is my fault alone.

i completely gave up pushing for them in an activist entered our stock in 2020. i no longer had hope of achieving any of it as a public company with no defense mechanisms, lack of dual class shares. i no longer right for the company. >> lawrence: meanwhile on twitter responding to elon on what he should do and what he should release. he could have done all of this when he had complete control of the company. now he wants to be the quarterback after he sold the business. so, again, jack wants to have it both ways. i love the humility streak that he tried right there to get some type of come passion from the american public, but the bottom line is, he let the kids, the activists run his company. it's much like the democratic party. in theory, the elders they know this is insane what they're doing. but, they get so much pressure from the woke crowd to do

this -- this irrational nonsense. >> brian: also, he talked about the -- he talked about the fallout trump never should have banned him because what it does for the rest of the leaders. >> lawrence: funny how it says it now. when he had complete control he could have reversed the decision. >> brian: lawrence jones, i'm not sure exactly what you are going to do. you don't have to commit to us now but we know we want to commit to you saturday at 10:00. is that okay? >> lawrence: make sure to watch your show, dan bongino and then me. >> brian: make sure they stay all the way through. and by the way, lawrence, if you want to see me in person. >> lawrence: okay. >> brian: some people say you have done it just now. can you see me friday night dana perino at point pleasant beach in new jersey at a great bookstore there. go to brian kilmeade.com and find out exactly. mccall lem, texas. >> lawrence: why did i know about that? you come to my state and didn't let me know. rachel guess to be on stage with you and everything and costumes

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