a nativity scene is a common sight as christmas. none like this. violent video shows the pooches at the u.k. dressed up as the figures from the nativity depicting the birth of christ. which one do you like? >> dana: i love them all. good dogs. great to be with you this morning. harris faulkner is next. here she is. >> harris: the u.s. supreme court has hit pause on ending title 42, but it is a fragile situation. now we wait to see what the department of justice will do. but we're being told the trump policy that has helped stem the enormous tide of illegals flowing into america will likely end very shortly. i'm harris faulkner and are you in "the faulkner focus." chief justice john roberts approved that last-ditch effort to save the border protection tool of title 42 keeping people in mexico and deporting some

2 1/2 million over the course. there is now a temporary hold on a lower court's ruling that would allow that trump-era public health restriction to expire in fewer than 24 hours from now. 19 republican-led states are pushing to keep the mandate in place even if it's temporarily. they say the chaos and danger at the border is already too much to handle. el paso, texas's democratic mayor declared a state of emergency in his city now seeing more than 2,000 illegal immigrants per day. more lawmakers from the president's party say something has to give. >> this is a humanitarian crisis. we need to acknowledge that. we need to deal with this. the root causes of migration. >> people are understanding across the world the fact that the southern border is open. >> harris: what do you do when you are the president and your own people call it a crisis? say it's a crisis. despite what we see on the ground. the biden administration is

insisting the border is not open. free to cross into. it claims anyone who says anything different is doing the work of smugglers. as illegal immigrants fan out all over the nation, don't be so sure anyone is keeping track of them. >> operation horizon, the background on this over the summer we had well over 150,000 folks come in. they were issued a piece of paper that said find somebody in ice and that was it. no processing. >> harris: those are the ones we know about. the ones that we try to vet. the ones that at least have come through that we can at least attach some name that they choose to give us to. there are a million others called gotaways. we don't know where they are. national border patrol council vice president in "focus." let's begin with jacque heinrich at the white house. >> the final order on title 42s future could come before it

expires tomorrow at midnight and we've still not been given all the details we were promised last week and yesterday on how the administration plans to manage the coming surge. two really big things that we've got a lot of questions about. but the president has no events on his schedule today. there is no press briefing. the white house has already called a lid. we don't think we'll get those questions answered. the department of homeland security says of this legal back and forth while the stage of litigation proceeds we'll continue in our preparations to manage the border in a safe, orderly and humane way when the public health order lifts. they are pressing forward as if it's going to happen. the white house urged congress to pass this 3 1/2 billion dollar spending bill. painting congressional republicans as the ones standing between a border security and safety. they've been distancing themselves from the push to end

title 42 in the first place. >> there is a court order telling us to lift title 42 and we'll comply because we follow the rule of law. that is what it is a court order. >> started by you guys. >> it was a court order provided to us. >> the president made clear who wanted it back in april. >> president biden: i can give you a straight answer. we had proposed to eliminate that policy by the end of may. >> and when the courts have previously blocked the administration's push, the press secretary said the administration disagrees with the court's ruling. so this current court action means there is a chance that title 42 stays in place either for the short term or indefinitely. the white house, as we said, is moving forward as though this is going to lift. according to them, it is the courts that want to lift title 42 and republicans standing in the way of securing the border. what the president has done on this issue so far has been a

success, even though under the president's leadership illegal crossings have hit all-time highs and anyone who suggests that the border is open is spreading misinformation the smugglers. >> harris: they want to shut us down telling the truth. good work on your part in who wants to get rid of title 42. you had the president on video. thank you. art dell -- first of all, this is temporary more than likely. tell me what it accomplishes any stay in title 42. >> it's very minimum. the problem is, like you said, it is going to be temporary. the facilities are already overrun. this administration took over the numbers jumped from the previous administration being 1,000 a day, the numbers jumped to over 5,000. right now the apprehensions are over 8,000 per day. so everything is stretched thin.

you have agents that have been removed from the lines having to do -- cover positions in processing in the detention facilities. the border is pretty much wide open. there seems to be more consequences for individuals entering the united states right now. they claim some type of asylum and they get released. as you said at the top of the hour, one of the big problems, of course, is the gotaways. what we have right now is numbers of what has been caught, what has been vetted, and what has been released. but god only knows how many people have come through and, you know, we don't know that number. no one knows the number. it is just a guess. or what their intentions would be to come into the united states right now. >> harris: you and i have known each other a number of years and done the job a long time and you know the numbers that you just gave us are going to increase when this goes away. that 8,000 that we pop to now we're looking at 14 or 18,000 is what we're hearing. with all of that knowledge, you say the border is basically

open. how does it register with you when the white house says if you tell people the border is open, you are helping the smugglers, you are against the united states? >> look, right now saying that is ridiculous, a slap in the face to the men and women out there putting their lives on the line and a huge slap in the face to the american public. these individuals are coming into the country and being led by the cartels. cartels know where to send them to bring their products and drugs across. they continue to bring drugs, fentanyl, heroin, methamphetamine. the drug dealers don't care what side of the aisle you are sitting on. they just want to bring drugs into the united states and harm american citizens. at the same time, when they are crossing individuals that don't even pass the vetting system for asylum, those are the individuals with serious criminal backgrounds. they don't care about the american public or what side of the aisle they're sitting on. this administration needs to rea realize it's a problem for every american in this country.

>> harris: some municipalities and states we've already seen them take this into their own hands. there is democrat leadership in el paso, the texas national guard announcing the deployment of a contingency force to el paso, texas. let's watch. >> we've been asked to expand our coverage to include el paso. we have deployed more than 400 soldiers from other locations around texas to augment that force. we will be out in force with a force size that is intended to tell them you cannot cross unlawfully. >> harris: democrats have tried to make it a republican problem. this is a democrat mayor in el paso declaring a state of emergency trying to deal with the surge of humanity awaiting the end of title 42. this is reality no matter what political stripe you wear. i go back to art now to talk to me about what it really takes.

400 soldiers they are deploying to el paso. >> you know, that's going to help as far as deterring some of the traffic. unfortunately the laws are very specific and the policies under this administration are what they are. those individuals will just find other gaps where they can come into the united states and you get processed and get released. that's the problem. it will take this government, the administration, to start taking care of the people, actually put aside their hatred for the last administration and realize they are doing more harm to americans right now. >> harris: that is a lot in one sentence. put aside their hate for the last administration. do the right thing. art, let's get to this. cnn's don lemon getting into a testy exchange with former republican congressman will heard who represented texas border district over the current state of the crisis. let's watch. >> i can make an argument that president biden's policies are more inhumane than tramples. they were terrible.

you will be having thousands of people sleeping on the streets of el paso and starting this week is probablying to be below 20 degrees. that's an inhumane policy and they need to do more. >> give us a little time here. i understand you have a lot to say and you said a lot of things. we want to respond to some of them. >> harris: how do you respond to letting people suffer so you can get your politics in place? former congressman heard went on to mention another way to expel illegal immigrants by using something called title eight to deport them. some restrictions. we put them on the screen. it includes health-related grounds. similar to title 42 but this pre-dated it and they can do it now. look at the criminal record or criminal and terrorist activities. failure to attend removal proceedings. misrepresentation of documentation. lookly hood of becoming a public charge. when i was at the border back at the end of september, i mean,

the fake i.d.s and things left in the brush along the river that got them from wherever they were coming from. it wasn't going to work in america let's ditch them. we don't know who some of these people are. >> that's the problem. you've been down to the border a lot more times than some of the people in this administration. >> harris: that's not hard. >> i thank you for that one. right now people don't know who these individuals are that are crossing. it is a simpler for. bring immigration judges and asylum officers to the border and detain these people. don't release them. there is no consequences for committing the crime and why people continue to come into the united states illegally. >> harris: one last with you. if this goes away in the short order. if this is not days but hours away, are we ready to protect the citizens of this country on the border? what do you need? >> definitely not right now. knee jerk reactions. you remember many times the caravans that continued to come

across and even still the agency was caught not knowing what to do at those times. right now under these individuals that are coming across unprecedented at times the agency is not prepared and we have not heard of any plan that they're prepared and in august when you have people in the white house that are denying there is a problem how prepared will you be to take care of the problem when it does happen? >> harris: thank you for doing all you can and leading those you lead. he is down on the border. thank you very much. appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> harris: well, twitter dump number seven is here and it looks like the most damning information yet depending who you are. in you're the f.b.i. it is not so good for you. just how far the f.b.i. went to influence social media platforms and news outlets in order to kill the hunter biden laptop story. i want a complete transcript of that laptop. the f.b.i. is involved? we need it. the president finally sitting

down for an interview. hard-hitting stuff. >> if dr. biden has a free friday night, does she want to go out or stay in? if she could change one of your habits, do you know what it would be? >> harris: wow. from promises of transparency to a room in the basement but not a visit to the border. 699 days of this man. ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪

bomb cyclone it's called heading toward the midwest and part of the great lakes. the coldest christmas in 40 years for millions of people. airlines bracing for the worst and charles watson is at atlanta's airport. usually a very busy place anyway. this will be tough, charles. >> yeah, harris. the good thing right now is that the massive holiday nightmare holiday crowds haven't materialized just yet. believe me they're coming. when they do, the weather could throw a wrench into holiday travel plans not only here in atlanta but across the nation. forecasters are not only expecting freezing temperatures for most of the country, but heavy snow as well in the midwest that could produce blizzard conditions in places like milwaukee and chicago. airlines are preparing for what could be a messy holiday week. united and american airlines are

a couple who are issuing customers travel waivers and airports get ready for more than 7 million travelers already facing delays. >> we'll work with our concession airs. we could see people here traveling through the airport who may be dealing with some delays. >> stand in this line, stand in that line and we're standing in the line we missed our flight to begin with. >> this morning british airlines says an i.t. glitch that grounded some of its long-haul flights is now fixed. the tech issue led to delays overnight leaving passengers stranded at airports for hours, including jfk where people tried their best to pass the time at crowded gates. meantime, drivers should buckle up for delays on the roadways. aaa estimates 2 1/2 million holiday travelers will drive this year and many could run into snowy and icy conditions but folks have cheaper gas

prices to look forward to. gas buddy reports gas prices are down $2 a gallon in the last six months. listen. >> pay less for gas now than we were this time last year. gas prices have come down rapidly the past month and a half helping a lot with putting money back in your pocket. >> the good thing, harris, gas buddy says they expect gas prices to fall lower by christmas day. we could see the national average for gas below $3 a gallon. >> harris: the president of the united states is tapping the reserve that's getting depleted. that's temporary, too. thank you very much. for full coverage of the big storm and conditions across america, stay tuned to fox weather on cable and download the app. i love the app. it's really good. twitter dump number seven revealing more collusion with the f.b.i. on the hunter biden laptop story.

journalist michael shellenberger who posted the fiscals it an influence campaign by the feds. he tweets organized efforts by representatives of the intelligence community aimed at senior executives at news and social media coves to discredit leaked information about hunter biden before and after it was published. a new op-ed arguing if we come to the logical conclusion that the f.b.i. tipped off twitter specifically about the hunter biden laptop story, it seems as though federal law enforcement engaged in a corrupt media strategy called catch and kill. of all the troubling twitter files, this is one of the worst yet. the top republican on house oversight agrees. >> this is a real example of the deep state here. the fact that the f.b.i. had the hunter biden laptop all along and knew darn well it was legitimate and they knew darn well there was information on there that was very damaging to

joe biden's campaign for president. they knew there was proof on there that showed the biden family had been influence peddling with our adversaries for over a decade. they went to the social media platforms and they lied to the social media companies and forced them to censor speech. >> harris: new fox polling shows nearly 3/4 of americans feel it is important that the department of justice investigates hunter biden's business with foreign governments. sure, because that could put our national security at risk depending what he was into considering the fact his dad is president now. power panel, matt gorman, former nrcc communications director and kevin walling former biden campaign surrogate. kevin, i will put you in the unenviable position to defend. if president biden would like to tell us what he knows and what he didn't know and be consistent about that, that might be

helpful. but the f.b.i. is in the crosshairs now and that is just -- what didn't get done with all the time they spent on that? >> i think we have many more questions than answers with regards to this seventh twitter dump. i'm hopeful that a republican house and a democratic senate can subpoena all of these records, not the cherry picked release by elon musk who is a political actor. we need to see everything. i want to see the f.b.i. come before these oversight committees both in the house and senate to talk about the process that went on. again, we also have to remember, this was donald trump's department of justice. this was his attorney general and his f.b.i. director chris wray that he appointed. so if they were approving a lot of these activities, i would like to hear from them as well. this is not obama's team. this was donald trump's team briefing the social media leaders both at twitter, facebook, what have you. we have many more questions than answers. i want full transparency.

let's see all the records not just the handpicked group from elon musk. >> harris: i heard you drop the trump word. you are right christopher wray was there. who is leading the f.b.i. now? >> christopher wray. >> harris: he is biden's guys now. if there were so many problems why didn't he get rid of him? now we get to dig in with republicans in charge of the house. what do you think we'll find out, matt? the journalist on this file says influence campaign by the feds. that's more than frightening. >> it is. i will say this broadly. law enforcement deserves admiration and respect and they're heroes. what i'm saying -- about to say i don't mean about the people on the front lines. i don't understand the people who sit behind the desk in ill fitting khakis and retweet all day. i do that and don't get a taxpayer salary and pension.

if they have all the times on their hands do something productive and prevent the mass shootings by subjects that were known to the bureau. just a thought. this is pretty damning. you will see the gop house investigate. democrats have been asleep at the wheel for the last several years. >> harris: president biden giving his first major sit-down interview since the mid-term election. he chose actress drew barrymore. only seven with major news outlets and journalists. critics ripping the chat as a softball session as the crisis at the border rages out of patrol. she called him a beacon of hope and asked about the love story and played the newlywed style

game. >> president biden: i don't think it's on the house, outside truman balcony that looks over -- oh. >> if flotus could change one of your habits do you know what it could be? >> so many. >> president biden: she has a backbone like a ramrod, she does. you don't want to mess with this woman. >> harris: kevin, i'm sorry to put you in that position again. what was that? why can't we get a serious interviews about biden's policies at this point? >> we certainly have many serious interviews about his policies. he sat down 60 minutes the other month. >> harris: 699 days, the other month. you choose drew barrymore.

>> president trump gave 18. >> harris: she didn't ask about policies, nothing. >> the more we humanize the president and get to know him. because of the media policy and this administration. >> harris: my goodness, matt. >> the white house said he was too busy to go to the border and he is yucking it up withdrew barrymore. obama did this, too. they won't go and ask hard hitting question they will be in awe of the president of the united states. obama used to invite local news anchors to the white house with the expectation they would be in the white house in awe of the circumstances and the president and he wouldn't get tough questions. biden doesn't want to answer tough questions so he goes to the head of the former star of e.t. drew barrymore. >> harris: the things we find out about them i don't know if it's humanizing to say she has

backbone. >> she is tough. >> harris: she is not running the country. great to see you both, merry christmas. thank you. climate activists appear to have a new target, families. the furious reaction after eco warriors call for people to have fewer children, or actually don't have any kids at all, they're saying. critics call it a big setback, this one for girl's sports. >> our clients deserve the right to compete and competition fairly and it does not happen when you allow biological males to come and dominate women's sports. >> harris: it looks like biological males, boys and men all age groups with keep on winning and winning in girls' sports. pete hegseth in "focus" next. kio build a better future. so we're hard at work helping them achieve financial freedom. we're proud to serve people everywhere,

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>> harris: a federal court dismissed a challenge to connecticut's policy of allowing

biological boys to compete in girls' high school sports. the court has rejected arguments about four female runners who said they were unfairly forced to race against transgender athletes. the lawsuit was filed after two biological males won several track and field titles due to a policy allowing them to compete in the girls' division. in their ruling the court saying the plaintiffs simply have not been deprived of a chance to be champions. the lawyer for the girls says the court got it wrong. >> our clients deserve the right to compete in competition fairly. it does not happen when you allow biological males to come and dominate women's sports. this is female athletes. the point of title ix was to protect the integrity of women's sports and disappointing the court failed to see that. >> harris: what do we tell our girls? are they not liked?

>> it's -- are they not protected? is feminism dead? this is not an instance of 1 or 2 wins by a biological male over a girl. these two transgender biological males broke 15 state track records and won 17 championships. these were average male runners. they were not going to win state championships or set records. they were average male runners who transitioned, ran against females and deprived those females of the opportunity for victory and championships. possibly for scholarships and public recognition and future employment that emanates. this is discrimination against women and girls. it is judges like this happy to put their hands in front of their face and deny reality, which is every cell of our body, of yours and mine, is either male or female.

you can try to make changes and add or take away hormones but you have the basic ingreed whence of male or female. this court is of course wrong. good on this lawsuit. and anybody watching that track meet, you know how it goes. they watch and go even if they are tolerant people, good people. it's not fair, no way that's fair. that's a guy. that's a guy beating girls. it's not the way it is supposed to be. >> harris: my big question is why? why do this? >> it's an agenda. we have season two of our miseducation of america zeroes coming out next month. sexed and transgenderism. there is an assault on male, female, man, woman to create the perception it doesn't exist. the sex given to your kids at birth is not decided by god but by yourself because we've become

god. everything else fades away. traditional values and traditional roles in good, positive ways. men and women are very different fade away and becomes a social engineering who we are supposed to be according to atheists. it is all part of a big agenda. once they get us lying to ourselves we start to question if we're sane and we shouldn't. >> harris: i won't be questioning that over this issue. look, it is in connecticut and my next question, we can't answer right now. where does it go next? we'll cover it because it is an assault on all those things that you say that people agreed upon at one point. now they don't agree and our children pay the price for that. critics calling out extreme climate activists now. "washington post" climate reporter wrote a piece exploring the idea that having children is unethical claiming children are bad for the climate. the writer quotes a

bio ethicists who says any children we have in the developed parts of the world will be incredibly environmentally expensive and have kids who consume more than their fair share. the piece cites a 2009 study that found that having a child in a developed country is equivalent to putting 13 gas-powered cars on the road for a year. they don't hug you. in an op-ed for fox news carol markowitz says this line of thinking continues to be an attack on the idea of children and family. pete. >> of course it is. you are now evil because you have had kids. rachel campos-duffy is the worst in their mind because she has nine kids. it is evil, pessimistic, it is an assault on children and families. they have always wanted depopulation as a means of control. they want to make feed into a

self-hating view of humanity that says the future is pessimistic, bad, overpopulated. they never factor in innovation, never. none of these climate zealots factor in the fact we find other sources of energy and how to do things cleaner and doing it right now. they sell doom and gloom and tell you to sit in your studio apartment and never have kids and only worship the superficial things of your profession or other allegiances. the most beautiful thing you can have in life is the ability to be a father or mother, husband or wife. have grandchildren or aunts and uncle and pass on your values and faith to them. you are part of the human story. it is the most enriching aspect if you have the ability to do it. >> harris: what i love about what you are saying it's evolution crushing. we resolve with each generation. are we really getting better?

we're not who we were. we're not breaking rocks open with other rocks. we aren't looking saying what is that bright light and finding out it is fire. that's not where we are. so if we stop this process, what will we become? it is an open question. we have so many of them today. it was a shot that made national headlines. former new york high school teacher gave a teenager the covid vaccine without his parents' knowledge. prosecutors gave her what some see a really nothing. a slap on the wrist. video of the incident made it to tiktok. >> there you go. at home vaccine. >> harris: there you go, at home vaccine. she pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor and sentenced to community service. she can wipe her record clean if she complies with her sentence. at-home vaccinations.

>> this lady is a lunatic. where did she get a needle? she is not a pharmacist and doctor where did she get it? a friend of hers gave her expiring doses after asking for an empty vile to use as a christmas ornament and injected someone else's kid. supposed to be a felony charge impersonating medical personnel. it should be. former school teacher? you get a lot of this from the wokester school teachers. they believe i'm your parent now and i know better than your rude parents who won't let you get the vaccine. let me tell you, this is the extreme example of that. she should be prosecuted. as we see time and time again, slap on the wrist. little many community service, nothing to see here. >> harris: you are one of the busiest people in the news industry today. i'm checking out "the life of

jesus." it's available now on the fox nation.com app or go to fox nation.com. on the web and app. beautiful storytelling by my friend pete across ten days of being in the holiest places. thank you for telling the story and i want people to watch it. merry christmas. thanks for being in "focus." critics going after "the new york times" for this sunday's cross word puzzle. speaking of faith. some say it looks too much like a swastika. they published it on the first night of hanukkah. plus this. >> it is frustrating to me. >> we are going to do a year-long massive budget to reflect all the biden's priorities. >> we're way in debt and it is going to get worse. >> they unveil a massive bill to

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>> harris: democrats are putting

forward a massive $1.7 trillion spending bill for next year. just days before the deadline to fund the government. lawmakers must race to get it passed to avert a partial government shutdown right before christmas. so in just a few days. not all senate republicans are on board as you might imagine. >> we have over $33 trillion of date now. 40 year high inflation. it will fuel more debt and inflation. >> we do a year-long massive budget that will have all biden's all left spending interest. >> we don't have that. last time i looked we're way in debt and it will get worse. >> harris: that part. nobody mentions the debt. the "new york post" ripped it lame duck robbery. democrats rush to spend with just 15 legislative looting days left. aishah hosni live or capitol

hill. >> this is all moving very quickly on capitol hill so we're already expecting the senate to take its first procedural vote today about 2:30 p.m.enter not a lot of time after it was release overnight 12 hours for lawmakers to sift through some 4,000 pages of text on this massive spending. here is a quick look at the biggest headlines that we've been able to find. the bill includes $45 billion in ukraine aid. 40 billion for disaster relief. funding for programs that were authorized by the infrastructure investment and jobs act and the chips act and pact a veterans. electoral reform act and so is senator hawley's tiktok ban on government devices. it will be interesting to see how he votes on this. what is out of this is the safe banking act that would have allowed marijuana businesses access to banking and money for afghan resettlement and the

child tax credit. now gop leader mitch mcconnell is endorsing this spending bill as a big republican win because it includes about $850 billion in defense funding, which does outweigh the $770 billion in domestic spending and says the military spending is a lot more than what the biden administration originally asked for. >> compared to where the negotiators started, we've transferred huge sums of money away from democrats' spending wish lists toward our national defense and armed forces. >> he has to get ten republicans in the senate to go along with this in order to get it to the house. harris. >> harris: that's a lot of our money. can we see it before christmas? >> we could, yes, it could happen. but we're short on time. >> harris: no doubt. aishah, thank you. big backlash hopefully to all that spending. meanwhile there is big backlash

to what you see on the screen there. "the new york times" most recent sunday cross word that came out on the night of hanukkah. it is a fun whirlpool shape. viewers were quick to point out the cross words's resemblance to a swastika. how did it get approved with somebody noticing? happy hanukkah to you, rabbi. you've seen this cross word puzzle. do you think it's obvious? >> well, we don't have -- not the world cup. we don't have a shoot-out. we shot it to six people. it was 3-3. we don't know if that was the intention. but i think the reaction to it shows the level of concern, anger and worry among american jews and frankly, the lack of any trust in "the new york

times," which at a time when religious jews are beaten up in the streets of new york they keep coming back again and again to do quote, unquote, expo says on jews. we can understand the outrage. but i have to tell you the truth, i have swastikas and ss symbols in beverly hills. colleges where -- we have real hate crimes we're trying to make sure we have an alliance to actually defeat and also have the full attention of the f.b.i. and social media giants. that's a big struggle. >> harris: you need attention from alameda. -- all media. i'm aware of the violence against communities but also aware of the tick up and how problematic that is not just for our beloved jewish community members but for everybody in america. hate is hate and it does spread

like wildfire. what is the right thing for the times to do. what would you say to the "new york times" about this puzzle? >> i think "the new york times" can make the gesture of putting out an apology. the jewish community, whether it's a media outlet or politicians, words are important, alliances are important. actions are much more important. when "the new york times" questions whether israel is now a democracy that just went through five national elections. and basically it's a woke agenda that has created help i think to fuel some of the new arenas of anti-semitism including con can -- kanye west. for example. we need the social media giants to walk away from the political arena and get back to the area

where it's critical. degrading the marketing capabilities of extremists that's still out for question. we don't know where elon musk stands yet. the other part is frankly begging christopher ray to create a special task force in anti-semitism with 2% of the population and 63% of the hate crimes are targeting jews. >> harris: i want to bring you back when we have more time. thank you very much for your thoughtful words on this hanukkah -- series of hanukkah nights. i wish you the best. thank you, "outnumbered" is after the commercial break. no upfront costs at all. let us get your family security of cash in the bank.

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