>> there will not be a default but what is really irresponsible is what the democrats are doing right now. s. mike: that was house speaker and slamming democrats for wanting to raise the debt ceiling again. you are looking at the national debt clock, there it is.

31 and a half trillion dollars and counting every moment of every day. speaker mccarthy set to meet with the president to discuss the debt limit and other topics on wednesday. lucas tomlinson live at the white house with more on these upcoming critical negotiations, good afternoon, lucas. lucas: mike, the white house confirm that is meeting will take place wednesday. the white house says it cover wide-range of topics, this one first face to face meeting with new house speaker and president biden. >> we will meet this wednesday. i know the president said he didn't want to have any discussions but i think it's very important that our whole government is designed to find compromise. i want to find a reasonable and responsible way that we can lift the debt ceiling but take control of the run away spending. >> democrats have a position. raise the debt ceiling and pay the bills. we are not going to negotiate with ourselves. if the republicans want to put

something on the table and say this is what we want to cut, then we can have a conversation but that's where we are at in the negotiation. >> the new republican chairman of the house foreign relations committee says the u.s. military budget will not be on the chopping block. >> i will not sit back and watch our defense being cut at such a dangerous time in our history. you have one dictator, largest invasion since world war ii, the other dictator threatening the pacific that the greatest generation liberated. lucas: mike, moments ago we got something from chad, february 8 to discuss twitter's effort to downplay story of hunter biden's laptop. mike: 31 and a half trillion dollars. it's hard to wrap your mind around that number. give us some context. >> with higher interest rates, the interest payment on

$31 trillion in next years to come, next few years will approach size of defense budget, mike. could be potentially $800 billion interest payments alone on $31 trillion debt and recall few years ago back in 2010 the chairman of joint chief of staff called u.s. debt the biggest crisis facing the united states is about 13 trillion at the time and only doubled since then. >> mike: lucas tomlinson, thanks very much. let's bring in political panel, gary, founder of grv, former senior communications adviser to senator chuck grassley. jonathan kot and capital counsel, llc. gentlemen, welcome. let's start with news of the day, critical meeting with president biden and speaker mccarthy. jonathan what are realistic expectations for the face to face session? >> i think it's good that the

president is having speaker meet with him. he said he would always work in bipartisan way and reach out to republicans and work with with them where they wanted to but he has a position that i think a lot of democrats have. we've spent this money. it's time to pay the bill and if you want to talk about cutting spending which i think a lot of people would agree we have to, then we can do that at a different time. this isn't the time to do it. it's also really politically hypocritical for republicans all of a sudden the care about the debt and deficit when donald trump ran you have 25% of 31 trillion and they raised the debt ceiling without hesitation 3 times during his presidency. it seems they only find fiscal responsibility when democrats are in charge, but democrats are willing to talk to them about it. they are just not willing to do it when you're riskying defaulting on our credit and collapsing the global economy. that's where the difference is. it's who joe biden, he will work with anybody. he got a ton of bipartisan stuff

done in the two years and i bet he will get more done in the next two. mike: critical face to face on what is expected to be hot issue between now and june or so. >> well, i think it's good that president biden wants to come to the table this early. i think one of the points that speaker mccarthy has made and couple of democrats have made and take ridiculous point that republicans want to chop social security and medicaid. it's been a talking point. the difference that we are with trump with the debt ceiling, debt limit and joe biden is we had 7%, 8% inflation fueled by democrats reckless spending. for two years democrats could have solved the problem, they didn't, republicans are willing to come to the table to get this done, make good on the money we've already spent here, raise the debt limit but there has to be talks and rein in inflation and rein run away spending.

mike: here is texas senator ted cruz from earlier today. >> there's an entirely different level that we need to know which is whether any of the classified documents that joe biden had illeillegally in multiple locats involve his own family's business activities and potential corruption. mike: jonathan, how do you respond and what about the questions being asked about the president's handling of those documents? >> i think the stark difference between how the two are handling is president biden has worked with the justice department, he's worked with t the national archives, he said i'm going to be fully open and transparent with them, we not going to talk about it or tweet about it because it is irresponsible to do. i know it is boring for us when we want to cover something but there's big difference how president biden is handling in responsible way and how donald trump who has lied, deceived and ignored subpoenas also i hope ted cruz is just as concerned if

any of trump's kids had dealings with china, saudi arabia about what classified documents he's kept. i just think we have to accept that this is going to be handled the way it's supposed to be. look, mike pence and joe biden don't have a lot of in common but what they do have in common they handled this responsibly and correctly and that's why you are seeing the justice department come in, special prosecutors getting appointed and they are going to investigator it and at the end of the time they will figure out what it was and they will make the report. it went -- you won't be hearing tweets and leaks and comments from the white house like we were so used to under the trump administration. he's doing it the way it's supposed to be done because he has such a long history of dealing with this information and i'm confident at the end of the day, yes, some mistakes were made and handled appropriate way after we figured it out. mike: garrett, frustration between the intelligence committees in the capitol hill about information that lawmakers are receiving as it relates to

these classified document probes, what about that? >> so i think one interesting thing here, there is a stark difference, though, between the way that donald trump and joe biden handled these documents which is this, the then vice president certainly then senator joe biden had no legal right to declassify or maintain the documents. president trump and his lawyers have put out memos saying they did declassify, he had declassification authority. vice president biden at the time did not. so there is a stark difference there. let's also be real, the fbi and doj showed massive bias raiding the former president's home when he had heavily guarded and secured mar-a-lago, big difference than having in home, garage that's not secured. joe biden is not handling responsibly, interesting talking point and hilarious to think through but not the case at all when he had no legal authority to be able to do this to begin with. >> i would just point out that there was a-ia boss just photographed at mar-a-lago and chinese officials constantly at mar-a-lago so the idea that

mar-a-lago is a secure place is -- we don't know where the documents are stored and one of the things about the memo about declassification is none of those people have actually said that under oath because it's very different to have your lawyer go on tv and tweet about something than it actually is to say it under oath before a judge and that's why you are not seeing it done that way. also i point out none of the national security officials who would have known about declassifying have ever said they knew anything about him declassifying any information that he then took with him to the white house. it's just good to clarify those points. mike: garrett, final words. >> i would push back heavily. president trump as the president has right to declassify. presidential records act apply certainly to former presidents and not vice president. dc circuit case under obama and obama judge, bill clinton stored 8 years of records of tapes in his sock drawer essentially, dc circuit judge ruled he had

authority to do that. the same applies to president trump. jonathan know this is working in the senate they have no right to have the documents in unsecured location in his garage. mike: we will follow all of it. to 2024 here is former president trump out on the stump. >> this campaign will be about the future, this campaign will be about issues, joe biden has put america on the fast track to ruin and destruction and we will ensure that he does not receive four more years. mike: is that more effective jonathan? >> it's definitely better than him constantly complaining about a fraudulent election but i do think, look, joe biden ran defeated donald trump just saying this he would provide a better america and alternative to him in 2020 and he won by 7 million votes. in 2024 he will have probably the best record of any first term president to run on and

contrasting that with donald trump who i imagine is going to add some point go back to his airing of grievances and weird conspiracy theories that he brings up and that will be the majority of his campaign. i'm so excited that donald trump is out on the campaign trail. ly giver him money, i will volunteer for him if it helps him be the nominee against joe biden i can't wish for a better race in 2024 as a democrat. mike: i'm sure garrett wants to respond to at least some of that, one possible candidate is new hampshire governor chris sanunu he said today that he thinks former president trump has lost his mojo. >> he comes to new hampshire and frankly gives mundane speech. he went away. he's not really bringing the fire, that energy that a lot of folks saw in '16. in many ways it was disappointing to some folks. mike: garrett, your thoughts and what do you want to respond to jonathan's comments -- >> yeah. first, a real quick response if

having 7 or 8% inflation, afghanistan being run over by the taliban, russia invading ukraine, gas prices at one time being close to $5 a gallon is successful record, high 30's, low 40's, that's not great record to run on, the second part about this is donald trump is if most powerful figure in the republican party. raised hundreds of millions of dollars. recent polls like sununu, hailey, shows president trump up 20 points. the same recent poll shows him up 3 to 4 points on joe biden. i will say joe biden at this time compared to obama and clinton 10 points where they thy were during presidency. he has massive problems in 2024. he doesn't have a record to run on president trump who under him we had a successful economy in

places across the world were not lit on fire like they are under joe biden. mike: garrett is not going to vote for joe biden and jonathan not for trump. we will leave it there. shannon bream has interviews with texas republican congressman michael mccaul and ranking member washington democratic congressman adam smith. she also has exclusive interview with alabama republican senator, that's coming up right after the show. stay tuned. mike: protestors in memphis cheering after finding cj davis has demanded scorpion unit, facing second-degree murder charges.

charles watson live in memphis tennessee with more details. charles: we are learning that the five former memphis police officers charged in the death of 29-year-old tyre nichols will officially be arraigned in court a few weeks from now on februarg this bit of information less than a day after the memphis police department announced that it has permanently deactivated what's known as the scorpion unit. it was a street crime task force that included at least some of the officers who were involved in the brutal beating of nichols during what is considered a questionable traffic stop on january 7th and officials say led to nichols' death. while we are told they agreed with the decision to shut it down, attorney says this was an easy step and in tweet says quote, abolishing the scorpion

the unit in memphis, that was easy. the corrupted unit is gone, now the real reform is required. now mike, this new development about the scorpion unit comes after the release of body cam video that i want to warn our viewers is disturbing and quite frankly hard to watch even for me. on the video you see officers repeatedly and savagely kicking and punching and pepper spraying the defenseless nichols, all five men have since been fired and facing second-degree murder and other offenses in relation to nichols' death. >> this is not a matter of training. this is a matter of basic humanity. i don't know how you train police officers into having the moral contract ernesto not commit murder on the job the way that they did. charles: yeah, we are learning more about the officers specifically former officer demetrias hailey, he was named in 2016 lawsuit accusing him and others of brutally beating an

inmate at a prison where hailey worked as correctses officer. the inmate in question tells the new york post during search for contraband officer punched him in the face at least twice and slammed his face into a sink. he claims hailey was the most vicious of all of those officers. now i do want to note, mike, that the lawsuit was ultimately dismissed by a judge because he ruled that the plaintiff in this case did not serve one of the -- one of the defendants properly so the case was ultimately thrown out. as for protests, mike, they have been peaceful the whole way through. we heard all week long from the nichols family specifically his mother asking people to protest peacefully. mike: charles from the outside it feels like memphis authorities have responded swiftly. they cannot do anything to bring back the young man's life but it seems like they've been swift in taking action. do you get a sense from folks, the community there that that's

been helpful in terms of seeing some action at least by authorities? >> yeah, i do get a sense from folks in the community that the swift action in this particular case has been helpful. it has put a lot of folks at ease but let's be honest, mike, a lot of people are still upset about this and we heard from civil rights attorney ben crump who says this case needs to be the blueprint for police misconduct moving forward, acting swiftly and giving the families justice. it shouldn't take forever for charges to be brought in a case like this. mike: charles watson live in memphis, many thanks. more twists and turns in the case of alex murdaugh on the murder of his wife and son after the break. ♪

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mike: disgraced south carolina attorney alex murdaugh trial will resume tomorrow after breaking for the weekend, murdaugh accused of shooting and killing wife and youngest son at the family's hunting lodge in 2021. senior correspondent laura ingle is live with the latest on the shocking case, hi, laura.

>> hi, mike, you know, most of what we learned in the first week of testimony at trial was about the evidence in this case who collected it, where it was sent and how it was processed. alec murdaugh charged with death of maggie and son paul in estate in south carolina told arriving officer that the murders could be related to beating accident which his son paul was involved with telling officers his son received many threats after a friend of his was killed in the crash. maggie and paul murdaugh were shot at close range leaving bloody crime scene and when alec murdaugh was questioned, officers noticed there was no visible blood and hands and white t-shirt even though he told investigators that he had touched their bodies to check them. a detective told jurors last week of devastating injuries. >> and then the first body that i approached was the deceased

male. he was laying down in angle with feet inside plane of the door. there was obvious trauma to the top of his head. he was covered with a sheet but i could see the top of his head from underneath the sheet. obvious trauma. >> prosecutors contend to distract from legal problems and slow down the attention of 98 criminal charges against him. murdaugh surviving son buster has been present at the courthouse during testimony and expect today be called as witness and when asked by the daily mail in november if he would be supporting his father he answered he doesn't want to see it written anywhere that he is supporting his father. tomorrow's session will begin with cross-examination of one of the inves investigators. he faces 30 years to life if convicted. mike: more on case in eye-popping mysteries surrounding the murdaugh family

live attorney and king's college senior fellow mark smith. mark, welcome. so here is an argument made in court by the prosecution, let's play it. >> neither paul nor maggie had any defensive wounds and the evidence is going to show that maggie and paul were shot at close range and the evidence is going to show like a tattoo when you got shot to weapon it leaves marks that the forensic pathologist can see. they were shot at close range and they did not have defensive wounds. mike: mark, what about the argument in the case that the prosecution is making? >> well, the most important thing to understand about this case right now it's clearly not a slam dunk for the government and the best proof of that is the government's own actions. they've alread t notion that they will seek the death penalty which in and of itself is indication the government has concerns that they may not win this case.

the other thing too keep in mind, mike, this is a circumstantial case, everyone agrees with that although you can be convicted on circumstantial evidence it does make it much harder and gives the defense a lot of opportunities to pick a way at the prosecution case and as the to this specific argument about no defensive wounds that's true but then you also have to look at the fact that there was no blood on the white t-shirt of alec murdaugh suggesting did he change his clothes or not there, i wasn't there when it happened. mike: key pieces of evidence presented during the trial, let's put them on the screen to show our audience. there's the 911 call from murdaugh, bodycam footage and the listed evidence suggests it was family gun. the seat belt of his vehicle, dna from the victims on alec murdaugh's shirt, what about

that and how it's being presented in court? >> i think one of the key moments coming up in this trial is the forensic evidence involving the blackout cartridge and whether or not the casings associated with that rifle round lines up with other rifle rounds and on the property shot at different times and as we know neither the shotgun nor the rifle that was used in the murders was found. can't find it. so what the prosecution is trying to do is to say that the cartridge rifle casings found by the wife's body match but they haven't found the gun and that's subject to a very difficult cross-examination when the state presents the expert testimony which i'm sure it's coming up in the next several days. >> how difficult of a case is this when you have no direct witness, no camera evidence as you mentioned no weapon and no

obvious motive for murdaugh in the killing of his wife and son? >> i think it is a difficult case for the government. that doesn't mean they are not going to win by the way but before they can use circumstantial evidence, it's very difficult. usually in a case like this, there's a clear financial of some other motive. a spouse is having an affair, life insurance, proceeds, something clear benefit to murderer -- the alleged murderer, the motive but not essential element of the crime it's very telling us to the narrative the government's case and the alleged motive of trying to cover up financial crimes unrelated to the family, i don't know, i can see a jury rejecting that as just not credible. mike: interesting, mark smith from king's college, thrilled to have you today. have a wonderful day. >> thanks. mike: new disturbing details

coming to light about one of the men accused in the shocking alleged assault of lsu student madison brooks. alexandria hoff live in the studio with details, hi, alex. alex: this is a devastating case with lots of different layers, sophomore fatally struck by car after police say she was raped in a different vehicle, washington and unknown 17-year-old have been charged with third-degree rape, 19-year-old sophomore at lsu who died days later. have been charged for being present but not taking part. the three adults had been bonded out of prison but that was shored lived for washington, according to documents obtained by the new orleans advocate he's facing another rape charge stemming from an attack on a 12-year-old girl reported back in 2020. surveillance video obtained by wfab captured what appears to be

brooks trying to catch up with men after leaving popular college bar two weeks ago and police say she was heavily intoxicated and the 17-year-old raped her in the back of the vehicle and dropped her off at random location, shortly after she was hit by another car. attorney representing the defendant says that the sex was consensual. >> listen, this is a tragedy. definitely not a crime. can you tell that she was intoxicated, yes to the point on the law that you say you were drunk and to the point that you cannot lawfully give consent or answer questions, absolutely that was -- that was not the case. alex: in charges filed against the driver who hit brooks, he immediately stopped. tmike: such a heartbreaking story, you send your daughter to college and this happens.

alex: so many layers. mike: germany and the united states announcing plans to send tanks to ukraine as russia ramps up missile attacks. more on that coming up. oh. yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. what's your buick's wi-fi password? it's buick envision. that's a really tight spot. i used to hate parallel parking. me too! the buick envision. built around you. all of you. get 3.9% apr for 5 years and no monthly payments for 90 days on buick envision models.

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lines that have been frozen for months and volodymyr zelenksyy spoke about new request. >> it would be possible to stop russian terror if you could provide military with missile power so terrorists do not feel impunity. ukraine needs long-range missile for invaders to destroy ukrainian cities using missile launchers deployed far from the front line. >> today russian shelling hammered the southern town of kherson where residents lived for months under occupation, at least 3 people were killed. across the east of ukraine, civilians have try today flee attacks but with such front line it's difficult. further north in village, ukrainians surveilled the damage, slightly further west to get out of line of fire but they must leave everything behind in the process. one woman described what it's like when most recent blast

occurred. >> the projectile hit, it ruined, it destroyed everything, what can i tell you. we are left without a place to live. that's enough, no more. >> that's enough, no more, heartbreaking words from the ukrainian civilians who desperately want this conflict to end but unfortunately there is just no end in sight, mike. mike: ukrainian capital, trey, thanks very much. ukraine has recorded more than 60,000 alleged war crimes since the start of the russian invasion. ukraine's prosecutor's office pushing for international tribunal to prosecute vladimir putin. for more on this ukraine's prosecutor general andri, welcome to washington, welcome to the show. >> thank you for inviting me. mike: so more than 64,000 war crimes in your estimation, how difficult is it to prosecute war crime when there's still an active shooting war taking

place? >> this is a unique situation and our investigators and prosecutors are working every day. we just -- we just recall recently that there was no day when law enforcement system was not enactive so we actively work despite of shelling, despite lack of electricity and despite blackouts and this is due to inspiration, this is due to engagement of all ukrainians to fight for justice. we are here, i'm here after historic -- historical visit of president zelenskyy and historical meeting of president zelenskyy and president biden, historical decision of huge and intensive military support of ukraine, so we are here also to fight for justice not only for our territorial integrity and for our state because justice -- delivering justice to ukrainians and for the world is important to everyone.

mike: how is the european union helps in investigating war crimes? >> we are getting support from european union and also united states. we have tangible support with materials necessary for our prosecutors. we are also awaiting special material support to make the work of our prosecutors more safe because some of them were documenting war crimes committed just in this case. so all of these cases just have shown the group of investigators, to forensics and prosecutors will come and fix the evidence and support war crimes. the support of european union and u.s. is not only work of prosecutors but also to achieve the expensive accountability of the aggressor. it's not only to help us to --

to collect evidences for the international criminal court, it's also to support us with our -- with our initiative to set up international tr -- tribunal and set up system of reparations by harm caused by russian aggression for which ukrainian victims are waiting for reparation of this harm and this will be one of the -- these topics will be under discussion during my visit with many state officials here and also with attorney general merrick garland. mike: what about -- american country has given great deal of money, billions of dollars to help ukrainians and your government is working the money is spent properly, what can you

tell the american audience about efforts of not corruption? >> first of all, we react to every case we have. the cases of corruption are cases of our priority. so we don't only work with war crimes, with colaborants but what is absolutely important and transparent for any monitoring system which could be proposed to us by our partners in order to track and to ensure that every penny is used only -- only for purpose. so we have all the system of all anticorruption bodies in place. all law enforcement agencies are working hard every day. we are also expecting the quite end of the competition for the new director of national anticorruption bureau of

ukraine. despite wartime, we are working actively and hard in order to ensure once again that any help of our partners is -- is used for purpose. and there is no impunity for any corruption, no one is immune. mike: prosecutor of ukraine. thank you for your time. >> thank you. mike: staggering new numbers of known got aways at the southern border. we will have a report from eagle pass, texas, that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ d th

mike: customs and border protection sources telling fox news there have been nearly 294,000 known got aways this fiscal year which means an average of 2450 illegal immigrants have evaded border patrol every day since the fiscal year began on october 1st. matt finn on the live in eagle

pass, texas, hello, matt. matt: hi, mike, high-speed chases almost on a weekly basis, the latest two examples for you in the rio grande valley, texas dps says u.s. border patrol agents were involved in a high-speed chase there. the driver and illegal migrants bailed out of the car and run and hide underneath the house. agents had to chase through thick brush at night and arrested four illegal immigrants from mexico. in another chase a smuggler from dallas, texas, dps troopers on high-speed chase on u.s. route 277 in rural kenny county, the smuggler lost control and crashed into a ranch, the driver and passenger bailed, 25 illegal cuban immigrants including a 4-year-old were turned to u.s. border patrol and the driver and passenger were charged with human smuggling and looking ahead the now republican control u.s. house oversight and accountability committee has a

meeting scheduled for next week regarding the border and that committee asked for all four border patrol sector chiefs to testify about what they are seeing on the southern border. there's a little bit of controversy because the department of homeland security denied request to have border chiefs testify and say they are offering border patrol chief ortiz to testify and that will be something to keep an eye on because we will probably learn a lot more and perhaps the committee will learn exactly of everything going on here at the southern, mike. mike: matt finn, live in eagle pass, texas, matt, many thanks. congressional lawmakers taming crypto currency. the house will establish subcommittee to study and potentially regulate financial technologies. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram has the report. chad: virtual currency is virtually unregulated compared to conventional assets and arrest of sam bankman fried

compelled congress to act. >> the crypto industry will say sam bankman fried was snake in crypto garden of eve. no, crypto is a garden of snakes. he's just the first one we caught. >> there's no federal deposit insurance with crypto currencies. securities and exchange committee is increasing scrutiny after ftx bankruptcy. >> no financial industry should kept own playbook, you either comply with the law or you face tough consequences for violating it. crypto is no different. >> lawmakers worry the u.s. lags with guardrails. >> do you want china writing those rules, do you want north korea writing the rules, u.s. innovation belongs at the front of the bus. >> french hill of arkansas leads panel on crypto currencies. >> people have lost hundreds of billion of dollars if not billions of dollars over the past few years in the space.

all the more reason for us to have a common sense regulatory framework for that. >> having a clear and concise regulator will go a listening ways for protecting consumers so that we don't find ourselves in the situation that we did towards the end of 2022. chad: still, it takes a lot to convince lawmakers of crypto merits. >> crypto currency means hidden money and we are able to shine the bright light, crypto will disappear, just a bedrock. chad: clean up dark web sales for drugs and human trafficking which exploit money laundering rules. on capitol hill chad pergram fox news. mike: buffalo bills player posting video since collapsing on the field earlier this month. what he had to say after ther sp

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mike: hamli speaks publicly for the first time since leaving the hospital. christina coleman has more on his message to fans.

hello, christina. christina, hi, mike in nearly 6 minute video the 24 bills safety shared heartfelt safety thanking everyone for lover and support. the video was captioned as from the heart. hamli had gofundme page to support toy drive for his community with original goal of $2,500. well, donations poured in after he suffered that cardiac arrest on january 2nd and now more than 247,000 donors have contributed to more than $9 million raise to support hamlin's efforts to give back to the community. >> i feel direct example of god using me as a vessel to share my passion and my love directly from my heart with the entire world and now i'm able to give it back to kids in communities all across the world who need it the most and that's always been my dream.

christina: hamlin trained the training and medical staff for efforts and gave shout-out to young fan who is he says continue to inspire him during tough time. >> to all the kids who sent me letters and heart warming gifts, you mean the world to me. you made may day every day, you inspire me to keep dreaming big and to just continue to keep helping the world a better place. christina: hamlin's recovery has been followed by millions. so many people praying for him all over the world. in his message hamlin said he's grateful from their support and family, team and their dedicated fans. >> to bills mafia, i just want to thank you so much for the genuinely love and support ever since i became a buffalo bill it's been nothing but genuine love and support not only for me but everyone's situation no matter what it was, it was, you

know, bills mafia jumped behind it and gave 110% support. christina: and hamlin also thanked first responders who acted quickly and skillfully who saved his life. mike: great to see the outpouring of support from the american people who were touched by his charitable work and want today be a part of it. christina coleman, thank you so much. that is all for this hour of fox news live, it's been a pleasure. i will be back on wednesday anchor special report for bret baier that day. fox news sunday with shannon bream is up next. i'm mike emanuel, thanks for watching, have an awesome day. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ good news! a new clinical study showed that centrum silver supports cognitive health in older adults. it's one more step towards taking charge of your health.

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