>> greg: thanks to everyone. "fox news @ night" with trace gallagher. i'm greg gutfeld, i love you. [cheers and applause] >> trace: good evening and welcome to america's late news, "fox news @ night." i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. breaking tonight, the durham report is in. so is the analysis and both are a blow to the integrity and structure of the fbi. the report says the investigation into alleged collusion between russia and former president trump during the 2016 election should never have happened. and the fbi lacked actual evidence. the chief correspondent, jonathan hunt, is live with what we are learning about durham's finding clears. >> jonathan: good evening.

the fbi relying on unconfirmed data was susceptible to confirmation bias and ignored evidence that did not fit a preconceived narrative. those were the most damning conclusions of the report, into ties between russia and donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign. special prosecutor writing, quote, the fbi's ability to critically analyze information that ran counter to the narrative of a trump russia collusive relationship exhibited crossfire hurricane is extremely troublesome. the former president for his parts of the report proved that the original fbi probe was a "charade" started by the democrats. and added that there must be a heavy price to pay for putting our country through this. his allies agreed. >> there needs to be prosecutions. there needs to be accountability. and the fbi has got to be

overhauled now top to bottom. it has got to be completely reformed. it cannot go on like this. >> jonathan: but with no new prosecutions announced in the report and many procedural reforms already putting place by the fbi, democrats argued the durham report amounted to much to do about nothing. >> we have spent an awful lot of money as an american government on a report that essentially proves no wrongdoing. >> jonathan: and ultimately, what we have here seems to be another report that like the maulet report before it took years and millions of dollars to complete. and gives democrats and republicans just enough cover to draw entirely opposite conclusions. >> trace: and we are going to talk about those conclusions. with spring and former deputy assistant john you and mike davis. thank you for coming on. john, let's begin with you.

the clinton campaign funded and created this phony dossier and then fed into the fbi and they that, they made hoax, a line, and sinker, quoting, an objective and honest assessment of these strands of information should have because the fbi to question not only the predication for crossfire hurricane but also to reflect on whether the fbi was being benevolent -- manipulated or political or other purposes on unfortunately it did not. your thoughts about this, john. >> 's report is the official confirmation of our worst fears. which is that you had the incumbent party in the white house, their political party, ffed a made up, or manufactured hoax to our law enforcement agencies and used that to cross the red line which has been in place since watergate which is to interfere in a presidential election in a way that almost threw it to the incumbent party. this is a disaster for the fbi and for the justice department.

and erase this -- it raises the question, yes, there are people left to prosecute. they are involved and fired. but this should not be the end of the questions. it should be the beginning of how we reform the system to make sure to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> trace: mike davis, want to play the sound bite. this is from peter strauch who is now an analyst in msnbc. it is very short. >> this is a predictable sad ending to an investigation that never should have taken place. i mean, it is -- >> trace: i mean, it is embarrassing for msnbc to put that on but he is dead wrong on this being, you know, predictable. >> especially when fired fbi senior intelligence official peter strauch was the mastermind behind this crossfire hurricane hoax. remember during this time in 2016 the fbi buried evidence that secretary of state hillary clinton had this illegal home server that was likely hacked.

the fbi buried evidence of the clinton foundation or the clinton foundation's pay for play illegal of operation and instead the fbi worked with president obama, vice president biden, the justice department and the cia to cook up this russian collusion hoax to get trump and divert attention from hillary clinton. trump declassified these crossfire hurricane records. biden never publicly released them and then we have this mar-a-lago raid to get these records. >> trace: and here is how damning this was for the fbi. jake tapper on cnn almost gave a little bit of credit to former president trump. watch. >> the report is now here. it has dropped and it may not have produced everything of what the republicans hope for it is regardless devastating to the fbi and to a great does a degree it does exonerate donald trump. >> trace: to a degree. a lot more than a degree, john

yoo. this is a hook, line, and sinker for -- >> it showed that if donald trump was right about this the whole time. i admit when i saw this, i was dubious. it showed trump was right. this was a hoax. it was completely manufactured by the hillary clinton campaign and there were people at the highest levels who were out to get him. it was actually all true. the question is, how did we let such a powerful agency power over our life and freedoms to get so biased? there has to be reformed and it has to come at the hands of congress or in the next election. >> trace: and that is a great question for you to end on, and mike davis. how did it get to this point. your final thoughts? >> remember, they interfered in the 2016 election. the fbi also interviewed and the 2020 election by hiding the biden crime family corruption and how you fix this is you bring major reforms to the top leadership of the fbi. you have to gut it and start

over. >> trace: mike davis, john yoo, the good of you both joining us. we very much appreciate it. >> thank you. >> trace: meantime, title xlii is over. and some u.s. border cities are not seeing the surge of migrants they expected. overall encounters at the southern border have dropped a bit in the past few days. those could rise again. but one encounter is causing big-time alarm tonight. border patrol agents arrested an afghan national in the fbi terror watch list. the terraces. -- suspect crossed while trying to mix in with a group of migrants. let's bring in supervisor jim desmond. supervisor, it is great to have you on. we found an afghan as we are talking about, terrace kind of mixing in with some migrants. also pakistani terrorist that came in arizona. i know you wrote a release of this. give me your thoughts on what you mean -- this means to the actual crisis at the border. >> i got to give a lot of credit

to the border patrol agents who, this person coming across the border. there are resources for the border patrol agents who have been stretched very thin and the fact that they caught this person's great. i'm glad they did that there are however, how many people have come across that they did not catch? this is similar to fentanyl. it has been pouring across our borders. we catch some now and then. but we still have many millions of pounds of fentanyl coming across the border so i'm glad they did catch this terrorist but now how many really already gotten across and maybe did not come through a port of entry. this guy did the entry here in san diego county. but it just, you know, the question begs the question, how many others have already made it across in our country with this open border policy and the biden administration keeps allowing it to happen? >> trace: and we made a point made earlier by saying that it appears the encounters in some cities have dropped over the past couple of days.

we expect of those will rise again as more of migrants kind of make their way to the border. but i want to show you this picture, supervisor, because this was taken, tony gonzales, congressman, texas, this is the el paso region. every single shelter across the borders. arizona and texas and they are all filled to capacity and they are letting people go by the thousands. what are your thoughts on this? >> well, you look at that is crazy because we can't track people. even the ones that we do, you know, are seeking asylum and allowing into the country, they are getting hearing dates make like three or four years out in the for all the people they are letting in, to me, our whole border system is broken. we need a safe and secure border and we need border policy that the people, you know, the, people in and lets the bad people out and with the onslaught we are getting, we are getting all of them and some -- so many people that are subjected to sex trafficking and

other things, it is a terrible situation. it is our responsibility. it is our border, and we need to keep it secure. from quoting, homeland security patrol, into the u.s. from the southern border on friday. according to a department stores. a day earlier, a judge issued a temporary restraining order against the border patrol' use of catch and release. so the federal government is ignoring a federal judge. >> and that is crazy. i'm really glad that that judge in florida stepped in because basically instead of being screened and being questioned about their asylum status, they were just given a slip of paper and april paper they called it and where the only just had to check in with an immigration center within six months or something. but there was no way to attract people and to know if they actually did that process. so to me, it is crazy, you know, the way it has been handled. it is open border. the biden administration has really let us down and i think,

you know, we need a much better system than what we have. it is not working, and terrorists are coming across our border. term in europe, and ybor city is right next to the border. supervisor jim desmond, thank you, sir. >> thanks, trey spikerman homeless veterans being housed in new york state have been kicked out to make room for illegal immigrants coming from the southern border. jackie ibanez his life in new york with breaking information on this. jackie, good evening. >> reporter: 's new report in the near post claiming homeless veterans in new york are being kicked out of hotels. they are temporarily housed in. to make way for migrants arriving from the southern border. new york state settlement bradbard said on "fox & friends" about 20 former service members have been booted from their rooms and presumably placed with asylum seekers following for title xlii. take a listen. >> the biden administration, governor hochul, and the city of new york, they all have a part in this and it is a total embarrassment. it is a slap in the face to

veterans and the citizens of new york and this country that are being cast aside to allow for asylum-seekers to come here. we are embarrassed by what is happening to them and we have their backs. >> reporter: this information is all coming from a nonprofit working with the veterans. 15 of them were staying at the crossroads hotel in newark. the same place migrants were sent last week by mayor eric adams. governor kathy hochul is continuing to appeal to the biden and mister sing for hope asking in a letter friday if migrants could be housed on federal land. the state officials have not yet received a response from the biden administration. race, back to you. >> trace: jackie ibanez, thank you. a legal defense fund for the marine veteran charge in the chokehold death of a homeless man under new york subway train is now surpassed $2 million with donations continuing to pour in. here is molly line. >> reporter: a legal defense fund posted to the current

fighting site gives an has brought in more than $2 million. and representing says the money will go towards legal fees and any future civil lawsuit with excess proceeds donated to a mental health advocacy program in new york city. top donors include singer kid rock and gop presidential candidate with tens of thousands of supporters contributing. the 24 wrote a former marine is currently out on $100,000 cash bail. charged with second-degree manslaughter in connection with the death of 30-year-old jordan neely on may 1st. the homeless man who penny suppressed in a chokehold had been acting erratically according to witnesses who were trapped on the same new york city subway train. now a lawyer for penny is speaking out, telling fox news' judge jeanine in an exclusive interview with penny was thinking. >> he was fearful for the safety of his passenger. so when he acted, his mindset was to keep his fellow passengers safe from attack.

>> reporter: prosecutors have acknowledged that neely was observed making threats and scaring passengers. penny's lawyer adamantly pushing back against any notion that race played a role in his actions. >> he is the one that put himself in danger to save who? all the people on that train. black people, brown people, white people, it did not matter to danny. danny put his life at risk. it has nothing to do with race. >> reporter: neely's family as well as protesters have called for murder charges. trace? >> trace: thank you. let's bring in trial attorney brian claypool. want to play one more soundbite. it was interesting the conversation he had with judge jeanine. i want to get your take on this. watch. >> mr. neely entering the train and acting in a very violent manner. both physically and with words. the mindset is pretty simple.

he was fearful for the safety of those passengers. so when he acted, his mindset was to keep his fellow passengers safe from attack. >> trace: trying to keep the passengers safe is what this contention is, brian. and doing that, by the way, he was trained as a marine. that is kind of the contention here. what do you believe? >> trace, the daniel penny matter needs to be -- prosecuted based on the facts and the law. kid rock is involved. a lot of republican people are donating and you got aoc on the other side saying, we are not publicly condemning this because he was black and homeless. this needs to be based on the facts. if you look at the facts, we got to get footage. we need to see the footage inside the subway. exactly. you got to find out what happened there 15 minutes leading up to the chokehold.

was nearly actually threatening people? was he brandishing a weapon? did he physically harm anybody? we need context. where is that? does anybody know where the footage is? we should have the footage. >> trace: somebody has the footage. >> so we need answers there. that leads to the next question. for example, if neely had a weapon, maybe the chokehold was warranted. but if he did not have a weapon, if he had not harmed anybody physically and neely is putting on a chokehold that was banned in 1993 by the nypd, then he might have a problem. he might be facing second-degree murder. carmen but you don't need to be punched in the face to feel afraid for their lives. you don't need to be physically assaulted to feel like you are afraid for your life. >> the standard is this. here is the standard for second-degree murder or manslaughter in new york. you have got to create an unjustifiable risk which i think happened here because he was -- chokehold for 15 minutes and then you have to act in

conscious disregard for the welfare of neely. here is the key. the prosecutors would have to show gross deviation from what an average person would do. that is what i'm talking about with the chokehold. do you exercise a chokehold on someone for almost 15 minutes with that person had not physically harmed anybody? and how is that person posing a risk of imminent harm to penny if he is laying on the ground? you have heard that adage, you can't bring a gun to a fist fight. and here, i mean, based on what i'm saying, i mean, the chokehold initially to bring him down but to keep the chokehold going for 15 minutes, i think, is a little severe. >> trace: former nypd lieutenant said the following. jordan neely was a person that should have either been incarcerated or placed in mental health facility. he should not have been on that subway car. as a result, we had mr. penny that i feel took appropriate action and attempted to restrain him because he put those people on that train in fear of harm. i got about 15 seconds. what would you say?

i think i think the lieutenant is a little bit off base. i don't think this is about whether someone should have been off the street or not. it was about what was appropriate conduct by pending under the circumstances. >> trace: fascinating. brian claypool, great to have you are. a suspect is in custody after allegedly attacking staff members with a baseball bat and democratic congressman gerry connolly's office in virginia, two people were injuried -- injured treated at a hospital and then release. people have identified the suspect as a 49 world of fairfax. the motive remains unclear. and tonight's crime roundup, police in new mexico say an eight-year-old active shooter killed at least three civilians and wounded others. police exchange fire with the suspect and two officers were shot. both are in stable condition. the suspect was confronted and killed no word on a motive. the so-called cody long is back in jail as a convicted killer. jury found lori vallow guilty

party of killing two of her children among other crimes. the sheriff released these new mug shots you are looking at as vallow awaits sentencing in the coming months. two young girls were shot in washington, dc this weekend in separate cases of wrong place wrong time. one of those wrong places is the girl's own bedroom. when growth caught in the crossfire is in critical condition. here is the outgoing police chief, robert contee. >> it is unacceptable that petty disputes and disagreements are being settled in our city with gun violence. but people that are choosing to indiscriminately fire a gun in a community they need to be held accountable. >> trace: jay county and democratic mayor muriel bowser will go before congress on tuesday to talk about the city's from crisis. the mayor is proposing new legislation to close gaps in the system.

and several suspects are wanted in these philadelphia murders. fired handguns at them. both victims were struck multiple times and died. the suspects got away. in a dark-colored suv. well, what if your child came home and told you their school was getting rid of letter grades, getting rid of homework and going to a four-day school week. it is all part of a trend in reshaping education in america. but cory deangelis says it ain't going to fly. he is live next. and later, we know you can't f fly. bent to steal or become invisible. but do you have a mundane superpower? create the perfect playlist, picked the perfect produce or give the precise advice at the perfect time. tell us if you are blessed with an invaluable life super skilled. twitter and instagram @tracegallagher. weigh in. i have got my mundane power and we will share yours in the nightcap. ♪ ♪ what if we live to 100.

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>> trace: first up, california governor gavin newsom is trying to clarify his comments on cash payments for slavery reparations despite telling fox news is about much more than cash payments. a spokesperson saying newsom is not backing away from cash payments adding, quoting, the sensationalized framing in pieces published by outlets like fox news and others is inaccurate. the governor looks forward to reviewing the final report and all recommendations when complete. so he gave us a quote and dozens of other media outlets, we ran it and now we are sensationalizing it? that, my friends, is a desperate governor with no money.

meantime, dave chappelle called out the city by the bay last week while performing in san francisco. the comedian as the audience, "what the f happened to this place"? and recounted the story of a homeless person defecating on the street and added that the city resembles a zombie movie and governor ron desantis is taking the action on higher education. he signed a senate bill that blocks public universities from expanding federal or state money on diversity equity and inclusion or d.e.i. programs. the government said the new legislation will encourage diversity of thought, civil discourse, and the pursuit of truth and set this about current d.e.i. programs. >> in fact, if you look at the way this is actually been implemented across the country, d.e.i. is better viewed as standing for discrimination,

exclusion, and indoctrination. that has no place in our public institutions. [applause] >> trace: meantime, four-day school weeks, the end of homework and other ways to lower it is great -- traditional education standards are getting popular. some students and teachers love the idea but many parents and educators are a bit worried about the negative impact. here is corresponded gillian turner. >> reporter: it is a trend that is reshaping education in american great schools right now. the controversial move is meant to slash costs, and achieve equity among students. colorado school superintendent for district 27 jay says his schools love the 40 day -- four-day week so much they are not going back. >> it has been 80% in support of the four-day week. so as you would imagine, our students are the highest. they are like 83, 84%. really, parents and teachers

have come into the 80% support. >> reporter: 850 school districts nationwide have dropped the fifth day of classroom learning. chris freyler explains they made the switch after losing out on major funding. >> we made the decision to move to a four-day week around retraining and training quality adults to work with our kids. the adults that they are working with in the schools. >> reporter: a recent study looked at six days and found a huge learning loss that "unambiguously hurts student achievement overtime." the former education secretary said recently u.s. students are already hurting. >> the fact that 87 out of 100 students are not considered proficient or don't have a fundamental knowledge of u.s. history is just inexcusable. we spent $750 billion a year on our k-12 education. we are not getting what we are

spending. >> reporter: 40 weeks are popular in the rural west but it is picking up in metro areas, texas and arizona. gillian turner, fox news. >> trace: let's talk about this recent embrace of lower education standards with the coworker of the new book, senior fellow corey deangelis. it is always great to have you on. a look at the whole landscape here, four-day school weeks. getting rid of homework. getting rid of letter grades. it seems like part of the country have just kind of given up on education because they can't find it. >> i mean, look, it seems like the job, the government school system has become more of a jobs program for adults as opposed to an education initiative for kids. they are going from five days to four kids. does that mean they're going to give 20% of the funding back to the parents? they are missing out on one of those days now. 3,000 per student, give it back to the parents and let them find

alternatives. the problem is the school system wants to keep all of that money and provide less time in the classroom, less learning for students. and look, the school system has overplayed its hand here. you would think they would have learned something over the past couple of years. but they have not, which is good news for school choice victories. we are seeing the government school monopoly dominoes fall because parents are clamoring for educational opportunities. >> trace: texas governor derek greg abbott is threatening to veto quoting the latest house version of school choice which came out this week and only applies to about 800,000 students and also provides less funding for special education students in the original house version of the senate bill and denies school choice to low income families that may desperately need expanded education options for their children. is he right, corey? >> yeah, governor abbott is a true education freedom fighter and he is not going to allow

fake republicans in the texas house to send him a bill that is totally watered down and that would just be a huge slap in the face to parents. i mean, the senate passed a bill that was just about all parents eligible over 5 million students would be eligible. they watered it down to 800,000 and average also threatened to call special sessions over this. he is serious. dan patrick is serious as well and they are in lockstep on this to push further education freedom. texans will have school choice this year because of leadership from people like greg abbott and lieutenant governor dan patrick. >> trace: i'm wondering. i know you are for school ch choice. what would you include? what is in every school choice or school choice program need to have? >> yeah, just have eligible. don't pick winners and losers. allow all families regardless of income, regardless of background to be able to take their children's education dollars to

the education provider of their choosing. that could be public, private, charter or home-based education option and that is it. money follows the child and it should go to all families and that is what greg abbott is pushing for. he wants an expensive meal. he does not want the house on the including certain categories of kids less than a million kids when the state has over 5 million students who should be eligible. >> trace: yeah, it is crazy. corey deangelis, thank you. >> thank you so much. >> trace: coming up, president biden's words of wisdom to the graduating class of howard university, white supremacy is the most dangerous terrorist threat and our country faces. if only the president had evidenced. but first, a 72-year-old graduate tells us what the best part of his graduation day was. and new video shows man's best friend can also be baby's best friend. today's best viral videos, next. ♪ ♪ [stomach growling] it's nothing... sounds like something.

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audience. starting images show how beautiful earth looks from above. of the photos captured via the dellacamera of a cosmonaut as he installed a handrail in one of the station's robotic arms. ♪ ♪ ♪ now we got bad blood ♪ ♪ used to be backwards ♪ >> trace: taylor swift allegedly came to a friend's defense during a performance. a fan was apparently being harassed by a security guard. a representative for swift did not immediately return fox news digital's request for comment. a minor league baseball team had a minor problem during their last game. a skunk caused a delay after being spotted at the outfield. the smelly animal eventually escaped under a fence.

likely nobody was sprayed. if dogs are man's best friend, these show puppies are baby's best friend. the mom created an instagram account to document the love between louie and his pets. if you have a video to share, send it over @tracegallagher or @foxnewsnight on social media. ♪ ♪ the fox news @ night common sense department has some insight on prison by them being awarded an honorary doctorate. told the president of the art states that he was given the degree because of being "and mark for your sound analytical intellect and open embrace for all." if you are taking those points one by one, it is not exactly a rousing endorsement. for example, it is certainly not common sense to diagnose the

president's sound intellect, but the country has already done that. a poll says 60% of american adults do not believe president biden has mental sharpness to serve effectively. biden's approval rating at an all-time low, 37% of the truth is, the numbers don't even show with joe biden being popular on one side because most democrats don't want him to run again. and when it comes to the president's open embrace for all, you might have to remove the maga republicans from that embrace. common sense things dr. jill, dr. joe could be confusing and more confusion is the last thing we need. well, president biden delivered the commencement address at howard university and told the crowd that "white supremacy is

the single most dangerous terrorist threat in our homeland." let's bring in national investor john wood jr. it is always great to have you on. here is president biden talking about white supremacy and we wwill get your take after this. >> president biden: stand against the poison of white supremacy. is the most dangerous terrorist threat to our homeland, white supremacy. [applause] >> trace: what do you think about that? >> i think a couple of things. just the claim on its face that white supremacy is the most dangerous terrorist threat to american society. you know, there's a point there insofar as there's data to show that over the course of a number of years, hundreds of homicides committed by white supremacists, by neo-nazis, it is a real problem, but it is dwarfed by the gang violence, violence in streets and neighborhoods across

america, inner-city communities and so forth. it is a part of a larger narrative that president biden is putting forward saying that he is against an ascended white supremacy in society perhaps embodied by maga republicans are present from or what have you and the difficulty i have is that i think it paints a picture of where america is at in terms of its race relations. it is not actually borne out by reality. we are not a white supremacist sort of society. but what is truth is that we have this history behind us and it does impact american societies in ways that in our current day lead to a sort of, you kn know, income inequality d all sorts of different things that mitigate the opportunities of african-americans and others. those sorts of issues, poverty and class, is where i would like to see the president focused on. >> trace: you made a good point. "the wall street journal" says, you may have thought he was

addressing a graduating class in alabama. maybe the brave graduates of a black university in south africa in 1980 i mean, your group is about unifying. it doesn't look like that speech was intended as a unifying thing. >> party politics, it is not always about unity. that is the language that we are using. but again, president biden could talk about the real progress that has been made in terms of race relations in america while also pointing at the material deprivation that faced poor people, many of the disproportionately people of color and be honest about wanting to seven people to respond to those problems without re-characterizing everything to seem like we are still in 1960s jim crow. >> trace: i want to put this up on the screen. a good point you said, african-americans are disproportionately poor because of the past racism and bad policies. the problem is a lot of people argue is we still have those bad

policies. those bad policies are still in effect. they are getting worse from some of the policies that are being enacted now. >> yeah, so this is my big criticism of both sides of the spectrum. i think you got a lot of folks on the left who willt hyper belies sort of the racism problem in america. some times you have people on the right who will say, we have transcended a lot of the issues and so the problem is done. we still have a real problem with poverty. we still have a problem with violence. in the case of african- african-americans, it is related to this history in a big way. it still leads in a position of wanting to support the work of policymakers but also on bob wilson and the wilson center, community-based individuals and programs that are lifting up communities through direct intervention. but we need to reckon is the problem. the problems that face the african-american community are real and you can recognize it without creating a false indictment of the character of american society as being white

supremacist and racist at its core. >> trace: good to have you on. they could, sir. coming up, what mundane superpower do you have? maybe you have a photographic memory or you can ace it has without studying or something even stranger than that. wait until you hear what mundane superpowers the viewers of fox news at night have. believe me, it is worth staying up. and let us know on twitter and instagram @tracegallagher. the nightcap crew is next. ♪ ♪ got my fico® score, raised it instantly, i even found new ways to save. all right here. free. and fast. see all you can do with the free experian app. download it now. pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser-drilled holes. they release medicine fast... for fast pain relief. and now... ...get relief without a pill. with tylenol dissolve packs. relief without the water. [ applause ] the day you get your clearchoice dental implants

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we would have asked, is that really the lead clear of the team. jackie ibanez, your mundane skill. >> this was confirmed to me, but made -- a couple weeks ago. i'm known to be slow fast. what that means is the kitchen can be filthy. no dinner on the stove. nothing but by 6:30, the entire thing is plated, homemade mashed potatoes and homemade rolls. i'm slow but fast. does that make any sense? >> trace: that is unbelievable. here it is. do you have a mundane superpower? twitter, yes. instagram, 5248. i can pull desserts out of the oven without ever setting a timer. i can read people very well. i can tell what their lifestyle is and what they are thinking. i can parallel-park. no one's business. heidi and, i have a very strong sense of smell.

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