>> greg: we are all out of time! i love you, america! >> trace: welcome to america's late news, "fox news @ night." i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. and breaking tonight, we are getting more precise timeline of exactly when the titan sub imploded and if the u.s. navy heard the implosion even if they did not have conclusive evidence, why not make that information probably? we will talk about that as well as where the recovery effort goes from here and what this means for adventure tourism. in moments, we are joined by u.s. navy captain hartman curry and the code would with the

heritage foundation. but we begin with team fox coverage. marianne rafferty with key information on the five crew members including a fascinating connection to the passengers who sailed on the titanic but first the matt finn live with what we know about the implosion and the investigation. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. the coast guard says a report discovered a debris field from the imploded ocean gate sub just 1600 feet from the bow of the titanic 2 1/2 miles underwater. >> the debris is consistent with the catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber. upon this determination, we immediately notified the families. on behalf of the united states coast guard and the entire unified command. >> reporter: the coast guard said the sub did not collide with the titanic and the debris location appears to be consistent with the sub's dissent path. a coast guard admiral says sonar

buoys in the water for the past 72 hours did not detect any boom, indicating that sub may have been destroyed shortly after it initially lost contact on sunday. this evening, the navy now says it suspects it may have heard the sound of the sub imploded or explode on saturday. use defense officials tells fox news that the navy began using top-secret military detection system immediately after the titan was reported missing sunday. the acoustic detection since -- system picked up a loud boom and reported into the coast guard, raising questions about the timing of the mission and the possible banging sounds reported in the following days. congressman dan crenshaw says his officers was receiving conflicting information from experts including whether the navy did indeed hear an implosion or if it detected the sound of the titan hitting the floor. and why the few number of robots capable of getting to the titanic depth were not immediately deployed. >> these people who are contacting our office telling us

exactly where submarine is. they are seeing, the coast guard is acting like the search area, it is it is the size of connecticut. that makes no sense. we know exactly where it is. the problem is they are not employing an asset that can actually go down there and confirm it. >> trace: so what happens next, the coast guard says it will continue collecting data to determine how, when and why this happened, trace. >> trace: thank you. we are learning more tonight about the five people on board the titan sub including one of the world's great experts on the wreckage of the titanic and the unbelievable connection that one crew member had to passengers who sailed on the titanic. marianne rafferty is live with a part of the story. mary ann miller good evening. >> reporter: we are learning more about the five people who lost their lives on the submersible. a few of them making return trips to the depths of the ocean and one of them having an ironic if not chilling tied to the titanic itself. friends of british binjimen hamish harding told npr that he was an explorer by nature and his resume proves it. harding broke three guinness

world records including the longest duration in april ocean depth by a, and vessel. 2022, he traveled to space aboard jeff bezos' blue origin. pakistani and investor shahzada dawood and his 19-year-old sulemana also among the fallen. she saw as a's sister told abc news that sulemana was terrified before the trip and went to please his father who had a long-term fascinating -- fascination with the titanic. french diver former navy commander paul henri became known as mr. titanic because of his extensive knowledge of the cruise liner. he visited the site of the shipwreck 37 times in a submersible and even supervised the retrieval of 5,000 of its artifacts. and larry daley was a close friend of nargeolet. >> according to what they are saying, he was lost with the titanic wreck site and doing what he loved doing, exploring and adventuring. >> reporter: stockton rush, the

ceo of oceangate, has been on every single one of the submersibles dives. his wife, 20, is reportedly a descendent, two first-class passengers among the original titanic voyage. in his statement, this evening to oceangate commenting on these five men, calling them "true explorers who shared a distinct spirit of adventure." >> trace: thank you. let's bring in a retired u.s. navy captain expert aarti curry along with heritage foundation senior research fellow dakota would. thank you both for coming on. captain, to you first. the u.s. navy says the following, quoting, would put us on the screen, the u.s. navy -- u.s. navy detected an anomaly consistent with an implosion or explosion in the general vicinity of where the titan submersible was operating. with communications lost. is this information that you believe that should have been give a out to the wider public works. >> good evening, trace.

considering the uncertain nature of how sound travels underwater, depending on when and where the implosion occurred, where this transceiver was that the receiver was that may have picked up the sound and the angle of our arrival, you can't be absolutely positive. it is something that you're going to be telling the search team and you might be helping focused some of the search and some of the area. but to win out and say, hey, we heard an implosion. might have -- it turns out to be correct but it may not have been correct. we want to make sure that you are very careful in how you use that information because sometimes the wrong information or incorrect information can be worse than no information at all. >> trace: u.s. congressman dan crenshaw says that he was response was terrible and it really should have been an all hands on deck situation. listen to him, dakota, and i will get your response. >> what appears to be the case is epic failure in leadership. where exactly that leadership failure is, i'm not sure.

is at the white house, coast guard, navy, and lecture. >> trace: did they not put all hands on deck because they may think this would be a futile effort? >> i don't agree with that comment at all. i think you got very well intended people, everybody. 's heart is in this. there is a heroic nobility in responding to this type of crisis. you know, in a coldhearted situation, it is a 20-foot sub with five people aboard and we got creators and all sorts of things flying the waters involving, you know, thousands or tens of thousands of people. so you can take the entire military establishment and apply it against one problem, even one that gathered so much public attention. so my sympathies are with the crews that responded, the leadership chain, people trying to figure out, what is needed, contacting who might have that asset, stating that asset into the area and then getting into the water and operating it. you just can't do that on a

moment's notice it takes time, attention, notification, mobilization, although sorts of things. so i think he was off base in living such heavy criticism. >> trace: james cameron, the filmmaker who is behind "titanic," he became kind of a deep seam expert. he said this tonight. watch. >> they had lost tracking simultaneously. the only scenario that i could come up with in my mind that could encounter that was an implosion. then i watched over the ensuing days this whole sort of everybody running around with their hair on fire search, knowing full well that it was futile. >> trace: you kind of go back to that little things we have heard of the years remember the soccer team cocaptain critic they were in the cave. we do not know the early hours where they were but everybody, every country, everyone just flooded resources there. he think this was handled the right way from the beginning to end? >> well, considering the information that we have, you

still want to be covering all your bases. if you are 95% assert that the peoples of the problems, you don't want to leave the other 5% to a chance. you other mayor scott others that maybe don't have the sonar. they can't search the deep sea. that they want to be a part of this. the code is read. they want to go up there and they are using their radar. others aircraft using their eyeballs. you have the p3 that was dropping. you just can't be absolutely positive until you actually find the rack. you don't know until the end of the investigation. and this investigation is going to start long before with events long before they transpired, before the full prince ever left port. >> trace: 30 seconds left, dakota. he think this hurts adventure tourism, at least puts it on hold for the time being? >> no. i think we have adventurers all around the world from climbing mount everest to going down to weird rivers and into the jungles under disease. it is part of the human

condition, this desire to explore. so it will cause the operators to double check their equipment. but i think individuals that are bent on this sort of thing, they will not be dissuaded at all. >> trace: interesting. dakota wood, aarti kurdian thank you. >> our pleasure. troubled we will troubled we will have more on the legal aspects facing the company that owns the titan sub in just minutes. but first some of today's others including new information from the whistleblowers who believe that hunter biden got preferential treatment during the irs investigation into his tax problems. senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with more on this. kevin craig good evening. >> kevin: stunning allegations on capitol hill. the house ways and means committee today written testimony from a pair of irs whistleblower's. who say the doj, the fbi and irs all interfered with the investigation of the tax evasion case against hunter biden. according to committee chairman jason smith, of missouri. whistleblowers describe how the biden justice department intervened and overstepped in a

campaign to protect the son of joe biden by delaying, divulging, and denying an ongoing investigation into hunter biden's alleged tax crimes. the whistleblower and irs criminal supervisory special agent gary shipley junior said decisions in the biden case seem to be influenced by politics, "those decisions included slow walking investigative steps, not allowing enforcement actions to be executed, limiting investigators line of questioning and even misleading investigators. however, there are democrats like hakeem jeffries who reject the allegations of favoritism for hunter biden saying such a suggestion, he said today about that, no, this is not serious. period, full stop. that is the democratic perspective, among many. trace. >> trace: kevin corke is live in dc. thank you. let's get some political analysis from professor, attorney ethan bearman and california gop chairmen --

chairwoman jessica paterson. welcome to you both. this is great fun here. david weiss wanted to charge hunter biden, jessica, with you know, crimes in california and dc. special counsel said, you mean his superiors knew, maybe not. a whistleblower testimony released says that u.s. attorney in delaware in our visitation was constantly hamstrung limited and marginalized by doj officials as well as other u.s. attorneys. so much for an independent counsel. >> and must be nice to have the last name by them. it was clear that we saw this two different tiers of justice happening here in america where hunter biden was basically given a slap on the wrist. now we are seeing what is coming out from the ways and means committee with the irs whistleblowers. and we are seeing that there was a lot of delaying, so it would happen after the election, then they started divulging the information over to the biden administration, the transition

team, and even hunter biden's lawyer and then they denied. they denied the ability to win do search words. they denied the ability to bring charges. this is unfortunately because all of americans are looking at this like there's two different systems of justice. >> trace: quoting here, the beltway? spent the week assuring the public that hunter biden's plea deal did not amount to special treatment. you can believe that or you can read the sworn testimony of internal revenue service investigators who say the opposite. is a glimpse the turns this week's into a joke. the justice department needs to provide answers and even if you are a democrat, by the way, going to see you, ethan. even if you are a democrat, you must be a little concerned about some of these statements being made by the whistleblowers. >> i'm not terribly concerned. particularly because the u.s. attorney himself for -- who is trumped appointed and president biden kept him on instead of firing everyone from the prior president. specifically said, i was not influenced by politics and nobody told me what to do on this.

but if the prosecutor himself is saying, that is not what happened here, then the whistleblowers sounds like somebody who has an agenda, not the attorney and prosecutor. >> trace: moving on to politics know, congressman will hurd jumped in the race today. let's listen in. >> i believe the republican party can be a party at the talks about the future could not the past. some of like me, dark horse candidate can pull this off. you can't be afraid of donald trump. too many of the candidates in this race are afraid of donald trump. >> trace: i mean, there's 12, right? obviously, it could go a lot higher than that. do you think he is -- is he a true competitor? >> absolutely. and i think all of these candidates are going to be making their case. we have an embarrassment of riches when it comes to the republicans. former cia eight-member and turn congressman in a border congressional district, he is absolutely a formidable candidate. he is going to have to make his case to the republicans all across the country.

reverent meantime, of the other side, you have joe manchin and, i mean, he could take some votes away from joe biden. here is joe manchin. watch. >> everyone is trying to find this -- democrat and republican party have gone to extremes. if you can have a movement that brings people back, showing there's a tremendous support for the sense of centrist middle. >> trace: joe manchin is in the middle and the problem with that if you are a democrat, ethan is used to take those away from the guy who is a little further to the left, joe biden. is an issue for democrats who say this is a bad -- st >> and i think joe manchin -- but i do agree -- if he does yeah, i see that as -- anyone who is going to take votes away. joe biden has shown himself actually to be a centrist, with the chips at the inflation reduction act. these are by partisan infrastructure bill. bipartisan support on some of these and then republicans want to take credit for them anyway. joe biden has brought manufacturing back to united states in a way reviews

president promised but never could. >> trace: you can give you 20 seconds to spare. >> they have one more problem besides that. west virginia senate seat. and there's not a single democrat in west virginia that could win that senate seat. so outside of the fact that he would be taking votes away from the president and it is not just because he is a centrist. it is because he is more capable, the president and a lot of democrats know that. >> trace: josh -- jessica, ethan, thank you so much. >> thanks. ♪ ♪ >> trace: the "fox news @ night" common sense department has heard san francisco mayor london breed has a new plan to save the city's struggling downtown area. in the past three years, dozens of big-name businesses have moved out like anthropology, banana republic, whole foods, nordstrom, i mean, the list goes on. in 2019, san francisco's union square had 203 retailers. it is now 170. 48% decline and that does not

include small businesses or big hotels. mayor breed says it is because of "shifting shopping trends." interesting because when nordstrom announced that was leaving, it did not say a word about shopping trends. it blamed "the deteriorating situation in san francisco." apparently stepping over syringes, stepping in human feces and getting robbed tends to downgrade the shopping experience. mayor breed says the remedy is to demolish all that empty retail space and build housing. so if common sense has this right, people are afraid to shop and eat in union square but they can't wait to live there, even with no place to shop or eat. next time the fbi releases its and will crime stats, common sense wants you to forget about the numbers on murder, , and robbery and look closely at shopping trends. let's bring in california

chairman carl demaio. what do you think of mayor breed saying it is shopping trends and maybe we just blow all those buildings out? >> these folks are so untethered from reality. did you notice when democrats have a failure on their hands, such as take a look at the downtown is infested with crime and homelessness and crime or the schools are failing because they always say, we're going to reimagine. you don't need to reimagine. we just need to do your damn job. it is not that hard. you know what is amazing? there are thousands of other cities across the country that are actually maintaining clean and safe streets. maybe london breed needs to do a little study tour by visiting some of those cities. >> trace: maybe raising the buildings will not help. the washington. and writes the following year for the democrats onto the advance legislation to let mental health professionals remove children from their homes and place them in state custody without parental consent. the bills advances the latest victory in a campaign bikes

california democrats to roll back parental rights often in the name of allowing minors to choose their own gender. very few parents know about this, carl. but the ones who do are not happy. >> this is a scary, dangerous, and illegal. you know that there's going to be a lot of federal civil rights lawsuits because of lack of due process here, but to have a counselor to a gove government bureaucrat say we're going to simply take you to take a kid out of a home. now, the democrats say we're trying to protect children. we have had 80 years of child protective services laws on the books like any other state. we do not lack tools to take care of kids who are truly being abused. what we're doing, though, is that we are feeding into some sort of bizarre social experiment that somehow you need to tell kids they should be able to choose their own gender, that their parents don't have the best interest in mind. here is something you need to consider. the same state legislature to just pass this crazy law also passed sb 145 that allows a sex

offender to attack a child and avoid mandatory sex offender registry. they are pursuing a dangerous social agenda. >> trace: i could go down and tick off five other laws. account matters. following here. the biggest survey of homeless california decade shows why so many are on the streets. the authors say their findings highlight the idea that money or addiction and mental health or decisions or other factors is the main cause of an potential solution to homelessness. interesting to me because i've been covering this for 38 years including spending time on the street with days on end with the homeless and i never knew it was just money. >> what they are try to do is set up a narrative in two ways. no border that they want to cover up over the failure of housing first, which is a complete disaster. $25 billion. increase in homelessness. they want universal basic income. so housing first says give them a freaky to an apartment. universal basic income says,

just give them a cash payment. let me just say this study is bogus. but there are kernels of revelation in the study. they ask the homeless people, why were you homeless? to 12% said we need money. only 4% said drugs and alcohol. come on. you are not going to get an admission there. what would they leave their last home? problems with roommates and a termination of a relationship. that sounds like substance abuse and mental health problems, or not i do not have enough cash. >> trace: exactly. carl demaio, always great to have you. come here. come here more on that catastrophic implosion of the titanic sub in the legal question sir to come. and watch this video of a driver in los angeles county ramming his car repeatedly into a sheriff deputy cruiser. as you will seek cadet the officer defending himself. if you read the l.a. times that you would swear he is the deputy -- it is the deputy's fall. and how superstitious argue. are there habits you live by so you don't get bad luck?

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from when back to the top story, the catastrophic implosion of the submersible near the wreckage of the titanic. many legal questions are being raised and we expect to see plenty of losses relating to this tragedy. let's bring in criminal defense attorney joseph talley. great to have you on here. if you give consent, everybody is asking, if you give consent to a dangerous activity like going down 13,000 feet in a sub, it does not relieve the company

of liability? >> not always. there's an assumption of the risk, which is an old common law term which does believe people even if they are negligent from liability because someone assumed the risk. you have to know the risk and you have to voluntarily assume it. however, if there's operational negligence, if the company was cutting corners, if they had an aversion to safety protocols, then that was not covered in the waiver. and therefore, they would be vulnerable to a lawsuit. >> trace: interesting because cbs reports the following. lawsuits and industry experts had raised serious safety concerns about the project years before the sub's disappearance. in 2018, a professional trade group warned that oceangate's experimental approach to the design of the titans could lead potentially catastrophic outcomes which brings up the next question which is, if they want the company, i don't care how many waivers you signed, if they want this company that they were facing some kind of danger

and they just do the awarding of, what does how does that change the equation? >> it makes the assumption of risk, it makes the waiver null and void. so you could say, listen, this was designed affect -- the effective. it was negligent in its design and that was not in the waiver therefore the waiver does not cover us. >> trace: then you go back to this because former passenger, his name is mike reese and he said the following, that is always looking. it is in the back of your mind before you even get on the boat, there's a long waiver that mentions that anyone page and that is what he keeps saying and that is what others keep saying. listen, they made very clear that you sign these waivers and they say, you kind of know it. they explain it. to give you a tutorial. here is what you are in for. going to take this long and it is one of those things. why would you even have a waiver of the first place if there's a way for attorneys to get around? >> so that law is meant to be flexible. so we building, if it is rigid, it will collapse during an earthquake.

but if there's flexibility, it will survive. so two, the structure or system won't survive if there's flexibility. and we need that human flexibility within everything. so there's two sides to this obviously. >> trace: it seems like it just raises the liability. we talked about adventure tourism. one of the guests says he takes it is going to be robust because a lot of people what to do some of these things and i believe that part of the companies that want to provide these adventure tourism tours and stuff, their liability, it seems, has just gone up. is that a fair assessment? >> i think so. we have seen this. impose down to if you sign a waiver, if you're jumping out of an airplane with a parachute, right, on this guided parachute, you know what you are doing. but you don't find that if you know that the person who is guiding you is an alcoholic and their hands are shaking. you would not do that. so there's always, it is always good to be fact dependent. >> trace: interesting. great to have you are. appreciate it. verstappen tonight's crime roundup, a suspect possibly with a stolen tesla led police on a

wild chase until she lost control and smashed into parked cars. she then fled on foot with a long black wig in hand. she was quickly cornered and arrested. on -- in oakland, it can over shop was broken into by thieves who used a lift to pry open the door. no word on how the thieves got their hands on the heavy equipment. >> i have talk to even security experts who have been doing this for 20, 30 years and they have never seen anything like this. what is next? are they going to bring a crane or some other piece of equipment? i have no idea. >> trace: at a gas station in detroit, in -- an angry suspect filled a trashcan with gas and lit it with a blowtorch. it lit up in a flash and the clerk had to run through the flame to escape. he was set on fire by the way. he suffered first-degree burns. the nation's capital

experiencing a jaw-dropping 118% increase in car thefts over the last year. neighboring county has seen 180% increase. that is nearly 4,000 cars stolen in maryland's prince george's county in less than six months. there is an average if you are doing the mass of 21 cars a day. in las vegas, someone broke into an animal shop, smashed through several tanks and stole 30 animals. including viable snakes. it was all caught on camera. the animals are worth at least $10,000. >> and to shatter the glass, that is just pure deliciousness because all they have to do was unlock it. >> trace: the owner says the break-in makes her reconsider how much she really wants to be an entrepreneur. coming up, a driver in los angeles county ramming his car into a sheriff's deputy cruiser over and over again. right in the middle of an intersection.

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discrimination, saying they urge targeted to be mindful of its obligations as it makes decisions as to how to respond to the backlash against pride merchandise. ♪ ♪ ♪ one time ♪ ♪ good time ♪ ♪ leave yourself behind ♪ >> trace: it may not be good terms currently for bud light, anheuser-busch is trying to reverse massive downward sales. it was widely marked on twitter with babylon editor saying they are just trying so hard. midterm, after a los angeles county sheriff deputy shot a driver who was repeatedly ramming his car into the officer's kreuser. you can see the video. when we saw this, we were baffled, right? you can see d-backs up and continues to ram the deputies in the car. the l.a. times headline read

quoting a county deputy shoots driver who was doing donuts. the author of the upcoming book was -- was killed in america, seattle talk radio host jason rantz. going to have you with. the headline, i was looking at this just for background. i pull up the l.a. times. the l.a. times, the headline says, l.a. county deputy shoots driver who was doing donuts. they have change the headline by the way but it goes on to say since 2016, to share his department had restrictive policies that instruct their bees not to fire at a moving vehicle or its occupants unless a person in the automobile is eminently threatening department member or another person with force by means other than the moving vehicle. you can, after the deputy with that car. but if you do something else, then you are in trouble. >> yeah, the framing of this story was very clear lead to tried to pretend that the cops somehow did something wrong.

i have a general rule of thumb that everyone should follow when dealing with any law enforcement. if you post them a threat, you should assume that they are going to shoot you. if you pose a threat to their partner or a member of the public, you should just have the assumption that they will shoot you. if you are lucky, you will just be injured. if you are severely unlucky, you will be killed. at the end of the day, follow those rules, don't post threats to the cops and none of this will happen. >> trace: it is interesting. another outlet as you see this video, after reviewing the video said that the suspect allegedly hit the deputy's vehicle. moving on, want to talk about this 12-year-old allegedly raped in a trans-inclusive bathroom. what do you know about this? >> we are dealing with someone who unfortunately was put in a situation, this young girl, where she has to share a bathroom with a biological boys and thus that makes it an

avoidable tragedy, that there was a rape and after the parents realize that their kid was acting differently, that there was clearly something wrong they were depressed and so once they get into this diary that they realize that their daughter had been raped and now i think the attention is turned towards avoidable situations that we are putting these kids in. we have educators who refused to pay attention to what could be clear red flags because they don't want to -- what they want -- don't want to do is offend someone when you don't think that something is true to the identity that they are claiming. at the end of the day, we are putting these girls in these situations and while this is obviously a rare occurrence, we are still putting these girls in that situation where there is unfair. >> trace: "the seattle times" rights, seattle pride parade

bans officers from watching. supporters of the ban argue that law enforcement even those who identify as lgbtq+ should not be visibly present at an event with origins link to the stonewall riots of 1969. sparked by a police raid at a gay club. that is a long grudge. >> no kidding. and the cops had been watching with them up until the black lives matter protests and riots in 2020. so what they're claiming here is absolute nonsense. this is driven by partisan politics. they just don't like cops. this is nothing to do with the lgbt community. there's no distrust within law enforcement and that community. these are a small group of radical left-wing activists who in the name of tolerance are telling people, you know, we are not going to tolerate you. >> trace: jason rantz, good to have you. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ >> trace: first up, a man traveling for these guys cannot

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♪ ♪ >> trace: we are back with the nightcap crew. kevin corke marianne rafferty and jason rantz. today's topic is as stevie wonder would say, very superstitious. do you have any habits or routines that you do to avoid bad luck? the best line on this by the way comes from michael scott. he was on the show the office who said, i'm not superstitious. but i'm a little suspicious. [laughter] the whole concept, are you superstitious at all, anything? >> reporter: no, i don't believe in that. i believe in signs but i'm not superstitious. >> trace: not one thing. >> reporter: no. >> trace: are you kidding me? my freshman year of college football, i wore the same shirt every game, never washed it one time because if you washed it, the luck would go away and i'm

just saying that there are things, kevin corke that we all are a little bit superstitious about and when you find something worse, you take the following. >> kevin: 100%, especially when it comes to the broncos. i'm a diehard bronco fan. and i have a brock geraci that no one touches ever. it is my lucky jersey. and it has done me well so far. >> trace: and nobody has ever grabbed it? >> no. only i deal with the jersey. >> trace: here is the funny thing. on social media, you know, it is weird because on twitter, people, not very superstitious. 39% say yes, they are superstitious but on instagram, they are at least a little "stitious." jason rantz, your thoughts on whether you are or not. >> i have a complicated relationship with my mother. i find myself stepping on a lot of cracks all days. i will say that normally and i think most of you will be

shocked to know this because i have a sunny disposition and a glass half-full outlook on luck. i assumed my day is going to be filled with bad luck. i'm not crazy around superstitious. but the bad news is emotionally i'm not well. >> trace: you talked about stepping on cracks. i will not step on paint in the street. i don't care if it is a line, if it is in the break i'm not going to i'm not going to the step on it. i walk around or i walk over. my kids look at me like i am something else. marianne rafferty. >> reporter: my 11-year-old son will not step on a crack because he loves his mother. >> trace: right. >> reporter: i'm worried about breaking -- i don't need any bad luck. >> trace: breaking -- >> reporter: breaking mirrors. from oh, of course. if i spilled salt, i throw it over my left shoulder. and never put the new calendar before the new year. really? i don't know if -- i get you. jay rivera, and knock on wood, never put my purse on the floor and never knowingly throw away

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