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friends everywhere sat in today actor and comedian matthew perry chandler on friends died of a pair drowning for it he was found unresponsive in his hot tub the inclusive area of los angeles this happening early on saturday afternoon. matthew perry was only 54 years old. hello welcome to "fox news live" i am eric shawn. arthel: i am arthel neville. wrens and fans devastated this morning's tribute to the beloved sharp flooded social media. matthew perry was best known for his role as the wisecracking chandler bing on the enormously popular 90 sitcom friends. but when cameras were not rolling perry struggled with drug addiction and heavy drinking his five costars on the show say he was a true gift to all. eric: he wrote a wonderful book about his life was not sparing in his addictions for christina clement live outside of

matthew's home and the pacific palisades neighborhood where he was found yesterday in that hot tub. christina? >> the folks here in the pacific palisades in nearby malibu hollywood west hollywood are all shocked by perry to death. tmz reports his assistant found him unresponsive yesterday morning here at his home several hours after. finished a two hour match of pickleball they report sources said he was found in a hot tab had no drugs were found at the scene but take a look at this this is perry's last instagram post was from six days ago he posted a nighttime photo of his hot tub and said quote oh so warm water swirling around make you feel good. as of this morning that post had more than 1,000,003,000,000 likes and thousands of people posting attributes many stating how they were touched by. period how they felt like he help them cope with their own struggles the 54-year-old actor

most known for his funny lovable sarcastic role as a chandler on friends was very open about his decades long struggle with drinking and drug abuse it resulted in a number of medical issues that resulted in a brief stent on life support. as. detailed in 2022 memoir called friends, lovers and big terrible things despite his struggles he seemed very optimistic about his future and out tributes again pouring in nationwide. worldwide. agate miller who costarred on friends what a loss the world will miss you matthew perry. the joy you brought to so many in your short lifetime will live on for i feel so very blessed by every creative moment we shared it. warner bros. tv which produce friends produce a statement to they said quote the impact of his comedic genius was felt around the world has legacy will live on in the heart of so many great this is a heartbreaking day we send our love to his

family and his loved ones and all of his devoted fans a big loss here in this community and all over the world. again authorities have not determine his cause of death. no foul play is suspected back to you for quick thank you his struggles were very public he was beloved in hollywood and across the country will have more matthew perry's life, his legacy and his untimely death. entertainment reporter will be here to bring us remembrances of matthew perry straight ahead here and "fox news live." >> we will destroy the enemy of the land and of their we will fight and win. divide the fighting intensified in the middle east of prime

minister benjamin netanyahu says israel is in the second phase of its war against hamas. the gratification picking up the idf is pounding hundreds of targets from the air, land, and see where this also trouble in the north with hezbollah in lebanon raising concerns they the warcould widen even more. team a fox coverage now for jennifer griffin' is life at the pentagon. greg appel caught is live on the israel lebanon border but first let's go to trey yingst live in southern israel. >> good afternoon. there are his israeli forces inside the gaza strip overhead you can hear the roar of the fighter jet they continue to target the northern part of gaza i want to show it is like earlier today we could see the israeli tanks here along the border. as a fighter jets roar overhead even see israeli forces operating inside the israelis

are working at this hour to soften their target from the ground and from the sky. the level of destruction inside gaza is significant. the neighborhood behind me completely destroyed. you can see the mosques and building inside gaza reduced to rubble. as israel continues the ground and air campaign against hamas. in this video here you can see israeli artillery units working along the border. we see them targeting one specific area on the eastern side of gaza earlier today this other video released by the idf showing the strikes that took place since yesterday per israeli military saying more than four to 50 different targets hit along the northern part of gaza as those ground forces continue to operate. we do have video from inside gaza the drones that were taken up by journalists today show the extent of the damage. so many palestinians displaced

inside gaza. entire blocks of neighborhoods completely leveled and reduced to rubble. also this video showing palestinian storming a un food warehouse. really illustrates the level of distress of the palestinian people who spent the last two days in the dark with the main communication network for palestinian sim cards it down along with the internet. we were able to make contact with some civilians inside gaza today who did heed the israel evacuation orders. they say people are very scared and have questions about what comes next and where exactly they will go. many palestinians are living in tents unable to return to their homes in the northern part of gaza. specifically around gaza city. and again that businesses have been destroyed, there lies up ended they have not been able to get the max needed eight and medicine due to the crossing being closed. quick straight for port at life from southern israel. thank you very much trait.

eric precooked arthel those fears trait mentioned about a potential two front war are growing today. after hezbollah launched more record attacks against israel the north. that leading idf to strike near the lebanese border continues their senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is live on the border with the very at this latest hour. greg? >> quite a bit of activity right up your against the border between israel and lebanon. just in the past half hour we are to sirens in the distance said has below the iranian backed militants next door lebanon sent six missiles over into northern israel. our contact on the ground in the next door village town says at least one of those rockets made an impact in a residential area. he sent us images of a fire there. we are waiting to hear back if there were any injuries. we certainly heard israeli artillery responding to these

rockets. firing multiple times into lebanon taking this very seriously. the ironic backed hezbollah has been picking up the pace this week perhaps triggered by picking up of the pace by israel down south into gaza several other rockets and missiles have been fired across the border. some near israeli military bases with no casualties were reported. israeli military firing back not just the artillery were talking about using fighter jets and armed drones to hit hezbollah positions inside lebanon. just before we were ready to launch. this as pressure is building on hezbollah to step up its attacks even further but several thousand people attended a rally in the beirut lebanon today supporting hamas and its fight with israel. all triggered by the rendered terror on october 7. an official hamas the other day called on hezbollah to do more.

and finally we heard the president of today the backer of the country which is a backer of most of these groups. he said israel's response to hamas action crosses in his word read alliance he goes on to say it might force everyone to take action. we are certainly seeing a lot of action here tonight back to you. eric: the ford minister veyron was at the united nations here in our country threatening the united states. is there a real fear incense there that iran swing to ratchet this up because they are the patron of hezbollah? >> absolutely. at backs hezbollah, hamas, islamic jihad. they had a meeting in beirut where the leader they would be more action more activity. we've been seeing in various country iranian backed militia groups not just hezbollah and hamas taking action against united states israel, other

targets certainly the idea this is a regionwide issue is becoming more and more real back to you. eric: or cause to crack down and around. reporting live in israeli lebanon border greg thank you. arthel: eric and greg as war rages in gaza u.s. military base in syria it was attacked overnight. a pentagon official confirming the drone strike and it telling fox's note u.s. casualties or damage. this comes after the u.s. launch precision air strikes against iranian backed proxies in syria earlier this week in retaliation for a series of drone attacks. the past two weeks on american bases in the region national security correspondent jennifer griffin has more from the pentagon. >> the saudi defense administer the brother is expected at the white house tomorrow for meetings with the president's

national security team. defense secretary lloyd austin fence and made the saudi leader this week with the meetings were arranged prior to the war in gaza highlight the enormous concerns by the u.s. and its allies in that region that the war could spread beyond israel and gaza. u.s. military official tells fox there was an iranian proxy drone that attempted to strike u.s. troops at a basin northeast syria at the base. it landed in an open base and did not cause casualties or infrastructure damage to the troops at the base for the pentagon and white house have sent a warning to the iranians with a pair of airstrikes on thursday nights and a message conveyed by the swiss directly to tehran the u.s. response will escalate if u.s. troops are harmed. >> if american troops are attacked by ron and its proxies we will respond we didn't respond. if attacks continue we will respond i think the iranians

understand our message and we of course are taking every measure necessary to protect our forces. to increase our vigilance and to work with other countries in the region to try to keep this conflict that is currently in israel and gaza from spilling out into a regional conflict about the risk is real and therefore vigilance is high. >> in fact mean time we just learned the uss eisenhower the's aircraft carrier strike group which is en route to the persian gulf entered the miniature rating today another message of deterrence to tehran but suffer the indications are the leader of hezbollah and lebanon oversees an arsenal of voids in one or 50000 missiles some of which could reach tel aviv. does not want to open a second front against israel but it is not clear how he and his forces will respond if iran orders them to do so. the latest intelligence suggests he knows he could lose everything if he gets dragged

into the hamas israel conflict is doing just enough tit for tat in the north to say we are still here. the real problem facing the israelis is how to attack the miles and miles of hardened hamas tunnels under gaza u.s. forces have trained with two specialized israelite unit to focus on clearing the tunnels. the idf release this rendering of how they believe the headquarters of the tunnel network runs under gaza's main hospital for the entrances and exits come out and residential homes. efforts to clear the tunnels could involved smoke and flooding. president biden is expected to speak with prime minister benjamin netanyahu in the coming hours. >> lots going on for jennifer griffin reporting live for the pentagon as always, thank you jennifer. next matthew perry, you know is been a member today after the shocking news of his death and his hot tub. coming up will have much more on

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like to see you got your mustache back in. >> my nose got lonely but. >> you don't have a mustache which is good. [laughter] i am chandler i make jokes when i am uncomfortable. [laughter] we all remember comedy star matthew. made us laugh as chandler bing on friends but today we mourn his untimely death. matthew perry was reported they found unresponsive in a jacuzzi at his l.a. home yesterday. died of an apparent drowning at just 54 years old with a strict entertainment reporter lauren. what more are you hearing from the entertainment community? >> so everybody is pouring out their sentiments all over social media. look, everybody says the same thing. matthew.

it was truly an amazing person, so kind is so funny on-screen and off. but i want to tell you, arthel, matthew perry did not want to be remembered for friends. he actually wanted to be remembered for his kindness toward people who needed help with sobriety. so he was always one to say yes if someone said hey matthew, i really need help i am struggling he would say yes. he actually's started a sober living facility in malibu for men. i do not think a lot of people are aware that he also wrote a play that is called the end of longing. it is very personal to him. it is a message to people like him, and exaggerated drunk version of himself a kind of made into a comedy. i am really, really excited to see where this goes and how people start to speak about him. not just about friends. not just about his wonderful comedic timing but just about

what a wonderful person he was. >> yes, i agree peers outreach to others are there so many people who suffer and they are not to be stigmatized at all and have someone like matthew perry having put a face on it so his own personal struggles to the world. it let's other people know they are not alone. and they can find a help so hopefully that will be his legacy we will always remember chandler that's a very strong legacy to have left behind too. >> yes i agree. he has been so open about everything. what really breaks my heart he said in 2022 that when he dies people will be shocked but they won't be surprised. that breaks my heart he has been sober for almost three years now everybody thought this would really be his second act. like his time to shine i was

really disappointed. i remember exactly where i was when i saw the first episode of friends. i grew up with it and now there is a whole new generation he is making a laugh with streaming. once on netflix notes on hbo max you have even younger people watching it. i really just hope that everyone appreciates them the way i do as a millennial bird the way you do he is truly incredible it was the heart and comedic soul of that show. i cannot be any sadder if i had to do it. i really am i am heartbroken. for five this is on a level personal to all of us because of that show had such an impact as you said a lot of people are now able to enjoy it on netflix if they did not see it in the '90s. but that is what was so great about that show it was very personable. we were in that coffee shop. we were in those scenes with him and that is what made this show

so wonderful matthew and the rest of the cast were so great to personalize those characters and have us share in situations that were sometimes poignant but often times just outright funny big. >> yes absolutely. last night in new york city after the news of his death broke fans gat and gathered arod that apartment downtown. it wasn't magical. you could just feel the heartbreak. you could feel the remembrance it was just really special. as of right now no one from the cast of friends has put out an official statement. i know the friends instagram itself put something out. i know that cass was so incredibly close i'm sitting here waiting to see what courtney cox is going to say. what jennifer aniston is going to say. i can imagine. they are truly besides themselves were. >> i am not surprised listen, we are looking at the shot here in

pacific palisades of matthew's house where he met his untimely death's unfortunate death and i'm kind of not surprised we have not heard from the cast just yet because they did everything together they stuck together to have those unprecedented contracts at the time. i am not surprised they may wait and make a statement together as a unified cast. we are having enjoyable moments but it is still very sad to see his face here and to speak of him and past tense. >> absolutely. absolutely. arthel: entertainment reporter lauren, thank you so much for joining us. chandler bing loved by everyone. an immense affection for the actor who brought chandler to the world. matthew perry has died at 54, gone too soon. we will be right back.

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before you can see anti- israeli protests and continued this weekend. can you imagine hearing the protesters shout kill more jews this is happening right here on our streets in our country. looking at a remarkable scene in new york city. march in brooklyn and across the brooklyn bridge many during the murders of innocent mothers the beheading of babies because they are jewish. they praise in some cases a nazi like a savagery of the radical islamic terrorist went to wipe out the jewish state in all

jewish people chanting the echoes this unbelievable shocking display of total in humanity. >> eric, thousands of protesters took to the streets in brooklyn calling for a cease-fire in gaza. many of the protesters say they are simply trying to prevent additional desk and injury as palestinians and israel attempts to do strong, strong holds following the terrorist group attack on israeli civilians october 7. >> we support palestinian rights to defend themselves from the ground invasion bread we call on the u.s. to demand an end to israel's invasion and their bombardment. a pro- palestinian and los angeles attracted several thousand people many college students. some of protesters at the rallies are trying to call for a peaceful two state solution. others are chanting from the

river to the see a slogan interpreted by many as a call for the complete elimination of israel as a nation. in new orleans a student shot this video of a protest that turned violent just outside tulane university campus and said he believes student protesters from other colleges brought their rally there for a reason. >> of the 44% jewish population of students but it seems like there specifically targeting university to promote hate and to antagonize her jewish students and to frankly scare us and make it so we are afraid to go to class it is deeply concerning. >> israel supporters have been comparing the october 7 attack on civilians in israel to our 911. that is an analogy that may not resonate as much with today's college students realizing many if not most of them were born

after 2001. eric: may be a call at 48 for a cease-fire will happen if hamas listens and stops attacking israel. jonathan thank you. arthel: and anti- israel protest continues around the world as well. hundreds of thousands rallied in cities across europe, the middle east and asia. one of the biggest marchers was in london. jeff paul is live and lended with more. jeff, it seems like i got pretty big there tell us more. >> big here and all of the world's thousands and thousands of people gathered to voice their opposition to what's happening and it gaza and israel played the main theme throughout many of these demonstrations is to call for a cease-fire in the war. one of those locations will result demonstrations today it was in madrid, spain and this is what it looked like their crowds of people with a palestinian flags and at times chanting in spanish quote it is not war it is genocide some had signs

calling for peace while others were heard calling israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu a quote murderer. it is a shame what is happening to the palestinian people and the whole of europe, some european governments a or even supporting it. i think we citizens should take to the streets and mobilize so at least there is a cease-fire. >> elsewhere in the world a large group of protested and beirut lebanon there is a sea of palestinian and islamic group flags is thousands gathered outside the mosque in the lebanese capitol and a similar pro- palestinian demonstration was also held in india. protesters there sing the world is simply standing silent as people in gaza are bombed and many are left without food, medicine and t essentials to li. [inaudible] there is no light to see.

it's in humanity. >> back here in london several were arrested on saturday after estimated 100,000 gathered to protest the ongoing war. several were arrested on suspicion of hate crimes as many as two people were arrested for allegedly assaulting police officers but one of those police officers, arthel, and injury to the head it was so bad he had to be hospitalized we are being told he is in good spirits and is expected to make a full recovery. >> that is good for jeff paul reporting live from london, thank you jeff. >> this is our second independence war. we are fighting on defending our homeland. we will fight. eric: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu calling the war on his nation a battle of the entire human race against the barbarians. many world leaders including turkish president, a nato ally they are condemning israel for

trying to defend itself and he has read the possibility of turkish forces potentially backing hamas in gaza so many knows firsthand what it is like to be in battle for israel a member of these really special operations command as forces he is with us now. and then went on to become the prime minister of israel, former israeli prime minister joins us now. mr. prime minister you are in an elite idf commando unit you went behind enemy lines in lebanon to try to take on hezbollah rockets what is that like? what are your colleagues the young men and women right now who are in gossamer power they trying to able to try to defeat hamas? >> indeed it is the highest duty of a soldier is to go out and fight to defend his people. and everyone from left to right, religious and secular are all

united in the full understanding of a full blown isis on our border that wants to annihilate us. we have to defeat hamas and bring total victory, nothing less than that. those who now call for a cease-fire it's a paramount to asking america to cease-fire right after pearl harbor. we were attacked but the war is not about what happens it's about preventing the next time. and now all israelis understand we have a savage barbaric regime that has to go away. sue for president george w. bush when he stood in the pilot ground zero with the bullhorn he did not say it by the way that people who took these buildings down were not going to do anything were going to forget about it, fdr did not say this is a day that lives in infamy working to go home and listen to the radio. what do you think of some of

these protesters on the streets of our country? i heard with my own ears kill more jews from the river to the sea that means get rid of your nation. wipe out israelis. wipe out jewish people around the globe. what is your reaction these calls are freely heard in the united states of america? >> you know, there are people who feel they are doing something very useful fight chanting from that met its rating to the river from the sea to the river, let palestine be free. that means essentially wipe out israel all of israel is between the sea and the river. they think that by chancing that they are courageous or something but what they are fences saying is let's a murder 8 million jews in the state of israel or expel them from our country. so they are confused. and i want to emphasize the west is next year.

people in paris or in london, or in madrid if they do not understand this is not a domestic israeli fight because we have no territorial claims on gaza. this is a fight between life and death. black and white, good and evil. we have to win. if we do not win now it's going to hit the rest of the world ind its own capitals. eric: there's heartbreaking cap crisis for the people in there. israel is getting blamed. a question, why isn't hamas blamed? then your times of the region something from the times they say hamas is stored in its tunnels enough supplies to last three -- four months of fighting has hundreds of thousands of gallons of fuel for vehicles and rockets. caches of ammunition and explosives and material for their warehouse as food, water, medicine them stored away months of food, medicine, water, everything that the people of gaza need but they are keeping it for their terrorist purposes.

your reaction to that and the fact the jewish state is the one blame for this? >> it is unbelievable the every active murder of hamas have hypocrites around the world blaming the jewish state. hamas is a murdering not only the jews but its own people. how is it doing it? by preventing some of its people from running away from harm's way. by using its own boys and girls as human shields. by using hospitals and schools as terror basis. day after day every single gazan citizen is killed by hamas. hamas is conducting genocide against its own people in order to conduct a genocide against us. that's what this is about there is no middle ground between good and evil. hamas needs to be eradicated and we are going to do a progress finally prime minister, publicly

states are supporting the palestinians and supporting hamas. privately though we hear there are other views. do you believe this will be a final turning point that potentially qatar who said it's reviewing its connections and ties to hamas do you think when this is over that will finally change will have a potential new middle east without hamas? >> that is our job to eradicate hamas we need moral clarity for that we need time this is going to take time. no one said world war ii would end in five days. it might take weeks, it might take months or years. but we have to eradicate radical islamic terror that's a true and present threat to the free world. we are going to do it and i ask that nobody asked us to stop in the middle. correct radical islamic terror threatens the western world, not just you but europe and us.

calls for him in blunt language about the situation but we thank you, we thank you for joining is always good to see you sir. >> thank you. >> of course. arthel: as you are discussing israel that when the next phase of its war against the hamas terrorist a more ahead on israel's objectives on the ground and gossip and how it can achieve them in the role the u.s. is playing in all of this with florida congressman carlos gimenez went "fox news live" returns.

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decision to hold off on a full-scale invasion at least initially aligns with suggestions from defense secretary lloyd austin but let's big and republican congressman carlos gimenez of florida at mer of the house homeland security committee and armed services committee. congressman, thank you for joining us. i'm going to to the hostages a very important subject in a moment but i want to start here the idf said it responded to three rocket launches from lebanon and struct hezbollah terrorist targets this all happening last night fire exchange is still taking place. are you concerned this war will expand? >> i think everybody should be concerned if this war expands and looked towards iran is the perpetrator and the puppet master of thing that's happened in the region. so yes it would concern me because then fighting a two front war is different than putting all of your energy into what's going on in gaza.

the israeli forces are up there and are prepared for anything that may be coming from the north. but it is a one fatwa wore the better it is for israel and the better for us too. arthel: of course congressman you know meanwhile the u.s. has positioned a formidable fleet of assets in the region. janet griffin just reporting this hour the uss eisenhower has arrived in the mediterranean sea. so is it possible we don't want this but is it possible that u.s. could get dragged into military action? >> everything is possible but i hope not. i think the biden administration so far has had constraints, restraint in some of their actions. i don't armed forces have been fired upon from syria from forces there and we have struck back. we need to make sure that if it happens again and it keeps

happening we do strike back. we do not want to be seen as a part of a problem there if we have too many it could be in excuse for other people to get involved in this conflict. and right now it's between hamas and israel and hezbollah are if we keep it that way it's a much better outcome and is actually what should happen is trying to keep it is contained as possible. although i do believe israel has every single right to go into gaza and destroy hamas which should be the final there should be no hamas after this military action. arthel: meanwhile this is the second stage of war it's less aggressive than expected might that be designed to create room for mediation to release the children 30 hostages? >> i think so. but also they have got a tough

row to hoe here. of all of these tunnels i think they have to map this out strategically. and try to take this down piece-by-piece. and basically move them out, move them out, move them out until they no longer existed. the hostages is another question. this is what hamas wanted to do very take a bunch of hostages so they could slow down israel's advance against them and use them as human shields like they utheseare own people as human ss a. i think israel understands this and they are going to do it they need to do at the pace that it is to do it they see it as the way to be successful. they have to be successful. they have to win this and they have to destroy hamas. if not were going to see this again in the future. the only road to lasting peace is with the utter destruction by elimination of hamas.

>> on a billboard what you said hamas let's not forget hamas is holding people as human shields even palestinians let alone the americans and foreign nationals. with that and israel of course has the right to defend itself the barbaric attacks by hamas are unforgettable i do ask this is a question i think some people do want to know, i'm not sure there is an answer for but how does idf annihilate the terrorists without killing more innocent palestinians? >> look i am not sure it can. and that is unfortunate. but if you don't eliminate hamas and now it's going to cause more lives in the future. and so yes it is a difficult choice isra israel's doing everg in its power to make sure it targets hamas and hamas a terrorist. and it trying not to kill the civilians. but hamas puts its own civilian population at risk.

hamas is the one that puts their munitions underneath hospitals and churches and other public buildings. and hamas is the one that's keeping their people there. at the end of the day i know there's going to be innocent loss of life. war is not clean there is always a loss of life. but israel has to take the action it needs to make sure this does not happen again. but not not only protects israeli lies but palestinian lives in the future because every single time hamas strikes israel there is a retaliation. innocent israeli sty come innocent palestinians die in the perpetrator of all of this are the actions that are done and perpetrated by hamas. hamas is the head of the snake in this instance we know the big head of the stake is iran and it has to be taken care of in a separate way. but in this instance it is hamas is who we need to take care of

it. it's too israel needs to take care of to avoid this innocent bloodshed being spilled. if i believe it right there congressman carlos gimenez thank you very much for joining us. we will be right back. make your dream car...a reality. mercedes-benz certified pre-owned vehicles are rigorously inspected to live up to the highest of expectations.

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eric: six people were killed 18 others sent to the hospital with injuries after gunfire broke out during halloween celebrations in tampa, florida but this happened early this morning. police say two groups began fighting, start about 3:00 a.m. in the morning. the bars and clubs and ybor city neighborhood is where there's a lot of bars and restaurants and young people out there in the streets. those of bars and restaurants closed for the night hundreds of partygoers then float out onto the street screwed because of that there is some type of dispute, here's tampa police chief this morning. >> our hearts go out to the families. imagine waking up and hearing about this and knowing and being related to someone who is involved in this. eric: police at least one person was involved in the shooting has surrendered at least another gunman they say is still on the loose. arthel: you could not even have a halloween celebration without

someone bringing guns there it is just too much. it is just disgusting. listen, we are going to be back at 4:00 p.m. eastern keep it right here on fox news channel we will have all of the latest developments and our continuing coverage of the israel at war that is coming up next too. keep it right here on the fox news channel. designed smarter. genius! like 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more, so sam can make smart ideas, a brilliant reality! chase for business. make more of what's yours. with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ahh, -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein 30 grams protein, one gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients for immune health. (♪)

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