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♪ ♪ >> hello, this is a "outnumbered." on kayleigh mcenany with my cohosts emily compagno and harris faulkner. also joining us, fox news contributor and former state department spokesperson under president obama, marie harf, and fox news contributor and former utah congressman, jason chaffetz. we begin with the presidential debate between former president trump and vice president harris. the debate, sparking intense backlash over how the moderators appeared to team up with harris to take on trumped appeared there was not a single fact-check for kamala harris, all as the abc moderators targeted trumped with tougher questions, more follow-ups, and nonstop corrections, challenging him in real time on his statements from abortion to crime.

>> there is no state where it's legal to kill a baby afterwards born. >> you bring up springfield, ohio. abc news did reach up to the city manager. he told us there had been no credible reports in specific claims of pets being harmed. as you know, the fbi says overall, violent crime is coming down in this country. leading up to this debate, you've said "you lost by a whisker," that you "didn't quite make it," that you "came up a little bit short." >> i said that sarcastically. >> i watch the video, did not detect the sarcasm, "lost by whisker." >> i was no response before security: nancy pelosi was responsible pure and she didn't do her job. >> the question was about the president not former speaker pelosi. vice president harris, you heard him say that. he still believes he did not lose the election. >> last night, abc had a choice. they could be a credible, solid, probing, fair debate moderators

or they could be partisan activists, and they chose the latter. i sat there watching this debate wondering "where is the question about the tie-breaking vote for kamala on inflation, the american rescue plan" gimmick i sat there thinking "what about taxpayer-funded gender transition surgeries for illegal immigrants" gimmick it didn't exist. a visual aid. where's her question about the running mate -- abortions being left to die before changing the reporting requirements. we will scroll this as well. where the questions about every single one of these policies, these radical policies. i believe one or two were mentioned casually. none of harris' policies were mentioned. >> not by the moderators. donald trump was bringing up things. he was the one, and then he was fact-checked for bringing up items about this, particularly with the subject of abortion. when you watch, was one of his strongest moments and he filled his entire time. he was prepared for that question, so on and so forth. she hits him with ivf. she does not get fact-check for

not knowing that he talks about that all the time. the moderators again are not even following up and saying "madam vice president, why didn't you know that? that's been out there." hits the former president incorrectly." they didn't do that. they did the fact-checking about trump. "you know that he just said this, kamala harris." at the end of the day, i don't know how much this moves the needle for people, because we didn't learn anything about her. one of my guests on "voters voices" said it best last hour. trump what i've done well for insult to move his closing argument to every segment of that debate. as much as he had the border which is intensely important with people across the country -- we know that from pulling and talking with him, as i do. it would've helped for him to say "why haven't you done this in three and half years" gimmick literally with every single

moment he could have done that. he had time to because they didn't do follow-ups with her. >> follow-ups, some were necessary. we put together the tall tales of kamala harris for you. let's take a listen to this. >> detailed and dangerous plan called project 2025. couples who pray and dream of having a family are being denied ivf treatments. of donald trump were to be reelected, he will sign a national abortion ban. lesser number charlottesville, where there was a mob of people carrying tiki torches, spewing anti-semitic hate. what did the president then at the time say? there were five people on each side. on that day, 140 law enforcement officers were injured, some died. donald trump, the candidates, has said in this election there will be a bloodbath if this, the outcome of this election, is not to his liking.

>> you just heard charlottesville and bloodbath. he would think david muir and linsey davis hopped up on fact-checking caffeine would have brought this up, left wing snopes fact-check. "we believe in facts so let's bring up the facts." trump did not call neo-nazis and whites a premise it's very fine people. politifact. joe biden claimed trump said there be a bloodbath if he were elected, were not elected. trump was discussing the auto industry. why would they not fact-check her on this? >> i will answer that question by saying i was on with my friend marti's and last night who is a conservative repu republican. heat made the same points about abc. what he said is "we are complaining about the refs, we are losing close was. should there been more fact checks of kamala harris? sure. donald trump got more than 10 minutes to speak last night, so he was given a lot more time to speak by the numbers, and he

had opportunities to use that time however he wanted. the challenge was, he used that time to take every bait kamala harris put in front of him. he spewed a lie after after lie after lie, and i'm glad that the moderators did fact-check some of them. i think that the american people last night saw -- setting aside what abc did or didn't do -- i think they saw two very different candidates, and a donald trump who when put under pressure from kamala harris -- and not joe biden, this is in june 25th when we were on this couch that after talking about that one. he was put on the spot. he lied and lied. >> but wasn't truthful for her to bring up the charlottesville hoax, bloodbath hoax? >> i'm going to say, i don't think those are hoaxes. i have lived in charlottesville. i was not there than -- >> but that's not what he said. speak i watch that over and over. it's not just that, kayleigh: so many times he has winked and nodded to whites of premises throughout his career. it's not any back to him.

-- it's not a vacuum. he has told the crowd noise he supports what they do, he is dying with their leader. this is not in a vacuum. >> announced white supremacy -- >> repeatedly. if we are talking to politics and weather, ty harris' point, we are moving the needle, we are sitting here talking about how close donald trump as to what's a pharmacist. >> no, you are. that's what you are talking about. >> a lot of people are today. noting whether people are eating cats and -- >> here is a fact. that is what you are talking about: what's a premise he and cat eating. the american people i believe wanted to see -- >> that's not with a focus group showed. >> how kamala harris would lower housing costs, secure the border, and make two wars that were created on her watch. they weren't thinking about cats and whites a premise he. they got no answer from kamala harris. -- on the white supremacy. they got no answer on that. >> the abc moderators and

democratic party, was on full display last night. it did american no favors and did not do former president tom trump any type of neutral or respectful platform. -- i will say that it's unsurprising. the unfortunate aspect of it was the lost opportunities and missed opportunities on the president's part to step in that gap, to unfortunately lift the weight that we can't depend on the media and moderators to do. what i saw last night was a very polished package of lies on one hand, and then a more emphatic, earnest delivery of the truth on the other. at the end of the day, if you are voting on personalities, that might have moved the needle, but if you are voting on policies -- and i pray to god every american is -- that i hope you look beneath the veneer of someone who memorized scripts and someone who was coached perfectly, and someone who somehow absorb a lot of information we haven't ever seen coming out of their mouth for quite some time or ever -- and that can look beyond that to see

what would actually happen upon a vote that leads one of them to be t in the commander-in-chief's seat. that's what terrified me, that people would be swayed by the polished aided by the abc moderators. >> and they're already voting in some battleground states. >> pennsylvania. >> and if you are illegal you are voting -- >> if you are looking for just poise, kamala harris did exceed expectations probably, but i also find her to be a total fake. she does not stand -- she says "my printable haven't changed?" really? why wasn't she pressed? why wasn't there a follow-up from those so-called moderators? they were not moderators. that is too generous. >> activists. >> the better question -- the question was "are you better off than four years ago?" nothing to do with solving america problems. don't think she will stand the test of time on fact-checking if people want to do this. when she touts her plan for inflation -- i defy you, go look! there is no plan. there is no actual plan to do

this. i don't think she can define inflation let alone solve the problem. voters are going to look back at this and say "she had a decent" -- but what will she do to help the price of gas, inflation? how will my kids afford a mortgage and get to a home? to that end, i don't think she did anything. i think democrats are going to be dancing in the halls because they are happy because it wasn't abysmal as joe biden was, but that is an absolute floor. does she have solutions? to which she can do with things overseas? i don't buy it. i don't think america is either. >> i wanted to fact-check one thing. it was 41 minutes to 36. >> 43 to 36. >> i'm reading 41 but that might've been updated. there's nine different stories. >> trump was given more opportunity from the moderators in part because there were fact-checking him in real time. >> neither one of those shows a ten minute differential. that's my point.

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>> in a gut-wrenching house hearing yesterday, a crime victims advocate and heartbroken mothers confronted lawmakers about the death of their children at the hands of violent criminals who crossed into our country illegally. >> as a daughter of immigrant parents, i am ashamed of what the biden administration has done -- opening our country to all including criminals who are wolves in sheep's clothing.

our girls deserve to live their life without fear. >> because of the biden-harris administration, open border policies, catch and release, they were enrolled in the alternative program. this meant they were released into the united states. it was not even a full three weeks later that they would take my daughter's life. i can't fathom what was going through her mind, the amount of fear she was feeling in the last moments of her life picked. >> went for her daily run. she didn't come home that night. she was strangled, she was raped. the medical examiners said she had bruises that blanketed her body. she had 10-15 head wounds, and she was stuffed into a drainpipe. an illegal immigrant crossed the border three times, was sent back. the fourth time he got away. her children are having a hard time. all of us has a family are

having a hard time. we have nightmares. >> when one democrat on the committee accused republicans of politicizing their pain, this is how they responded. >> what is happening today at this committee hearing, where we have colleagues who are exploiting people's pain for political purposes. unfortunately, that's what's happening today. >> no. i am not being forced to be here. i am here because i want to be here. i want changes to be made. >> i don't feel exploited. >> i don't feel exploited in any way. is a matter fact, i find it interesting that all 5 minutes from both of your testimonies on the left have not had any questions for us up here. >> it's insulting that you would say that to these families, that you would make an assumption that they are being used are exploited in any way. not one time when her daughter was murdered and i was helping her navigate the criminal justice system did one democrat

called me to offer their assistance. it was only republicans. i am an independent. i vote both ways, so it's in college consulting. please don't speak over me because i'm still talking. i'm not done. i have the floor. if you want to answer me, you ask. >> the witness is allowed to respond. >> you said some very broad statements. it is insulting. these people lost loved ones, children. we want to see a difference. we may not understand everything that's going on, but i assure you, we are not being used in any way. >> jason, former congressman. your thoughts. >> everybody needs to see that, needs to hear it. it's offensive to say this is just a political moment. these are victims of crimes that were preventable. these people if they don't get into in the united states, don't come in, if biden and harris don't release them, the kids would still be alive. they are heart-wrenching. you can see, almost no members

were there to listen to it. i think they all should have been sitting in their seats listening to the stories. they are horrific. >> they are, i agree. it's hard to watch that. i think we have an immigration crisis in this country. to return to the debate last night, because the president will have to deal with it -- >> i can't the one who's in there now deal with it? with the executive order. >> i have come a border crossings -- >> back in their place. >> border crossings are at their lowest since donald trump -- >> that happens in the summer a lot. >> because of the executor of action. you are asking why he'd has not done it, he did and they are down. i thought one of the chagas moments -- i was nervous about immigration last night for that reason. they are in office right now. >> should be more nervous when they go back up. >> i thought she articulated in the most powerful way i've heard what the bill would have done, watch him killed it. when he was asked how would you deport 11 million people, he didn't have an answer.

i would say one last thing. my home state of ohio, there is some politics going on, a father of an 11-year-old boy killed last year when a minivan by a haitian immigrant struck his school bus. he said yesterday john dominic donald trump and j.d. vance were morally corrupt politicians who were using his son as a political tool. i think this is a political issue in these families are caught in the middle. the facts matter here. last night we heard a plane from kamala harris to build on what they've already done and an argument for why donald trump had politically killed a tough immigration bill and he didn't have a good answer. >> what's ironic about that, and it's disingenuous from her. i don't want to accuse you of this because we're just quoting her. what you mean it's already working? it's not. we one more than 10 million people, most illegal and not vetted into this country. we've seen a spike in crime that involves illegal immigrants in this country. we have seen girls, particularly

young girls and women targeted in those violent crimes. we cover them far too often almost daily. what in the world are you talking about and why are you quoting her? she's had three and a half years to do what he just said with the stroke of a pen. what he did was reflexively put in perhaps a fraction of what trump had had. they will not touch as policies that work because they had their name on them. we can even see it coming. we don't know that they are coming. we don't know who they are. when you quote her for having done so much and building on that, that's really offensive. we are living at a point where she really wanted to fix it, they would have done it by now. >> quickly and i want to move on. what i think is offensive, if the biden administration with kamala harris agreed to an incredible tough border bill that would've put more agents on

the border. >> the second tough border bill. >> and donald trump killing it. >> and all the respect, we are doing it in a debate, you call this a red herring. you are saying look over there and look at the legislation. donald trump didn't need that. the president has authority to put forward an executive order to shut down the border. you say that this worked because three years into it, kamala harris and joe biden did this. they could have on day one not rollback has 100 executive actions. i think this discussion misses the most important part of the immigration debate last night, and here it was. when donald trump brought up migrant crime which he is correct about -- you have nypd sources saying 75% of people arrested in midtown manhattan are migrants, 60% in queens. that's the police department. the most important part of the debate was when david muir looked at kamala and asked how she responded to migrant crime. she showed have said -- what she could've said was "i care about these women. this mother five." she didn't. she brought up trump l'affaire,

trump trials. do not tell me she cares about a 12-year-old who got killed when she can't even say the name and can't answer migrant crime. she turns to trump trials, cares about l'affaire, not your family. >> i do want to move back to these women. i want to give them just a couple more minutes of time that the congressman did not afford them, that they were talked over, that they were empty in their seats. i wanted to give them a moment to acknowledge that deep anguish that i can never presume to understand, the loss of their young girls. as they said, we want our young girls to live free of fear. is that so wrong? coming up, former first lady melania trump is demanding answers for the assassination attempt against donald trump. that's next.

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>> former first lady melania trump is speaking out on the assassination attempt of her husband, former president turned. she is demanding answers on why law enforcement did not stop the threat sooner. >> the attempt to end my husband's life was a horrible, distressing experience. now, the silence around it feels heavy. i can't help but wonder: why didn't law enforcement officials arrest the shooter before the speech? there is definitely more to this story, and we need to uncover the truth. >> while she is speaking out, i also want to play this right behind the former first lady. it is donald trump speaking with mark levin and recounting how both melania and his son barron found out about the attempt to assassinate him.

>> she was watching it on television. barron was having a tennis lesson. he's a good tennis player. he's outside playing tennis. someone ran up, "barron, your father has been shot." he loves his father. he's a good kid, good student, good athletes. "mom, what's going on?" she couldn't believe it. she was watching it live. can you imagine? >> i can't imagine. >> i think she's right. she has her own way of communicating and putting it out, but they have been so tight-lipped by the secret service. to have a culture of deception that has to be in context. why was this person allowed to get on the roof? he wasn't stealthy. he didn't do something really creative. he got up on a white roof, and

then -- the deception that's been out there from the secret service director saying the pitch was -- i think she has a lot of questions. i think american is. >> you mean former. [laughter] >> emily cheadle, who resigned. when you look at the video, it's the first time i can remember that i know of what don mike that we've heard directly from the former first lady. >> conveys how deeply she cares about this and how seriously she's taking this. we know her voice joins millions, including a unanimous unified congress and senate who are demanding answers from secret service leadership as to how this happened and how we can prevent it happening again. i will say that as a former first lady discusses her experience, and donald trump is the former president flushed out what that was like, there is a cause of action for vicarious trauma. it exists when people watch their loved ones, when terrible things happen to them. the point is the law provides and accounts for that horrible

trauma that occurs when you witness something terrible happening to a loved one. the trauma she suffered is real. i cannot imagine. her pain is so real, and the fact that her pain is now made worse by a failure to have answers. >> i want to come back to you on that one point, emily. some people are saying "why did she not speak up sooner?" somebody has to process this. i meet people in the grocery store, across the country who talk about it. "do we know why it had to happen that way?" they are angry and hurting. this hurts the whole country what happened to a former president. it does not matter political who that person is, but it hurts us. if he is killed in that moment, we had that happen in this country before. it breaks as. take all the time she needs to grieve and rejoice that he made it. >> absolutely. as we speak on september 11th.

an attack on one is an attack against us all. will suffer. we all feel that pain, and have a collective anguish for it. that's why we were so united and why congress was unanimous in demanding answers ensuring it doesn't happen again. she is safe and supported speak whenever and however she wants. >> congress points out yes, looking and looking. i know they can't talk about an active investigation, but they can put out a different statement. has bystanders and witnesses have turned over more video and information than we have gotten a confirmation of from the fbi. >> there are time questions, and melania trump's right to pose him. the mark levin interview with trump about melania was wonderful. the first time at her those details. trump goes on to say "it's a miracle my life was saved, 1/100th of a second one i looked this way," and now they are asking questions. i would. any wife would. i was appalled when i watched cnn. maria cardona who worked for clinton was asked about her

statements. she said "she is a wife and is entitled to ask questions. she acknowledged that -- thinking she is irrelevant, frankly, and it does feed conspiracy theories we have heard. >> what does that mean? >> i wish we could hear kamala at her acceptance of the nomination. i wish we would have heard it on the stage last night? tamped down rhetoric like that. >> that part, but even a mention of it from the moderators at all. donald trump brought up the assassination attempt on his own during the debate last night. >> i probably took a bullet to the head because of the things they say about me. they talk about democracy, i'm a threat to democracy. they are the threat to demo democracy. >> we came so close. >> these last few months, capped off by such a -- it was a tragedy of course for the family of the person that we lost and for donald trump's family, those

living through this every day still. it's really scary. he is still talking to voters. another person was injured. i think that we all have questions. we have talked about the so many times on this couch. i will address the conspiracy theories. there are a lot of conspiracy theories on twitter and other social media platforms that are, i don't even want to repeat here because they are offensive. i'm not going to. some of them today are using her statement to say maybe there is something the government is hiding from us that's not just incompetence. >> but she cannot questions? >> i didn't say that. i'm answering the question. you said "what is the conspiracy theory?" i find the conspiracy theories horrible given what happened. >> i asked what that meant in that context, why the person you quoted -- >> because it wasn't necessarily necessary for the former president's wife to ask questions, and for america to ask questions.

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is a tough issue for voters this november. during the last three and half years under the biden/harris administration, inflation has skyrocketed. during the debate, vice president harris was asked whether americans are better off now than they were four years ago. instead of taking that question head-on, harris dodged. former president trump would not let her off so easily. >> vice president harris, you and president trump were elected

four years ago, and your opponent on the stage often asks his supporters: are you better off than four years ago? when it comes to the economy, but dominic do you believe americans are better off than they were four years ago? >> i was raised as a middle-class kid. i am the only person on this stage who has a plan that is about lifting up the middle class and working people of america. i believe in the ambition, the aspirations, the dreams of the american people. that is why i imagine and have a plan to build what i call an opportunity economy. >> she's going to do all these wonderful things. why hasn't she done it? she has been there for three and a half years. they've had three and a half years to fix the border. they've had a three and half years to create jobs, and all the things we talked about. why hasn't she done it? she should leave right now, go down to that beautiful white house, go to the capital, get everyone together, and to do the things you want to do what you haven't done it and you

won't do it because you believe in things that the american people don't believe in. >> why didn't she do it? marie, we saw the american rescue plane going to place and then inflation skyrocketed. do you think she went to joe biden and said "i don't want to set off inflation. here's my position." if so, why didn't she share those moments where she was not complicit with the biden/harris agenda that is tying to the u.s. economy? >> we have talked about this a lot. a lot of the economic indicators have come back down. inflation is down, jobs are up. >> higher than with trump. >> there's lots of reasons for that, some of which don't have anything to do with the policies of the biden administration. voters don't feel that. i think when she got asked that question last night, it was smarter for her not to say "you definitely are," because we have criticized joe biden for not fully feeling the pain of the american people for economic indicators that frankly some of them have nothing to do with the biden administration. they have to do with covid

lingering effects supply chains and the war in ukraine and all of that. i think what she did that was smart also is talk about the future. we can fight about where we got today. she outlined a housing tax credit, small business tax credit. she outlined an economy under her plane -- >> doesn't the child tax plan come under trump? >> he does not support this now. >> he does. >> it would help the middle class. she named goldman sachs, and wharton, and places that have set under his plans that would help the rich and drive out the deficit and the debt. this is the election about the future, right? she outlined a very positive vision. >> it's not a positive vision. she has guaranteed she's not going to allow the extension of the trump tax cuts, cut taxes for everybody. she wants to increase capital gains tax, increase the corporate tax. >> breaking news: shanksville, , pennsylvania, president biden and vice president harris participating in a wreath laying

ceremony for united airlines flight 93. 23 years ago, that plane was hijacked by terrorists and later crashed into the ground in shanksville. let's watch together. >> just -- my shot. thank you. >> how do you see -- [inaudible/indecipherable] >> are you going to cover the video? >> i am proud of my colleagues on fox news channel. all day long, we have been --

-- that was the wreath laying ceremony. this coming moments after president biden was here on the ground in pennsylvania, joined by vice president kamala harris, walking up near that site where all of this happened and all of this unfolded. it is unemotional day in shanksville to say the least, standing on the same field where flight 93 once down. the passengers on that plane as you know fought back that day, putting their lives on the line and giving their lives to stop the terrorists who were on that

plane. they had plans to head to washington, d.c. more than 20 years later, the families telling us on the ground in shanksville that even though those years have gone by, it doesn't get easier, especially guys moving back out in shanksville. is the first time i been here at this memorial, being with law enforcement and these families, those responded that day. passengers and crew members who lost their lives in shanks will pennsylvania. these are americans who were killed one flight 93 slammed into a pennsylvania farm field. and vice president kamala harris with that reef ceremony. that's to remember those lives and the important message from those families is that even though it has been 23 years and counting, not a day goes by that they don't think about their family members. kids were not around or -- in 2001 remember this and remember what happened. these innocent lives that were

taken here in pennsylvania and everything that unfolded that day. the lesson is to never forget and move forward, the american people remember reflecting back especially after that debate. people were talking in the field, coming off of that debate and hearing what happened on that stage. they remembered how america was divided for a long time when everybody came together. no matter what side of the aisle you were arm. >> i felt that way with our coverage that started earlier this morning with the current administration, biden and harris. done donald trump and ohio senator j.d. vance's running mate altogether there. we are in this together. we are in shanksville, pennsylvania. we are honoring those people who lost their lives aboard that

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>> almost immediately after last nights debate, the liberal media fond over -- fawned over vice president's performance. >> kamala harris wanted to be the candidate of hope, the candidate of the future. >> he looks not only angry but rattled. >> she trolled him many times, got him off message. >> baited him and he took the bait every time. >> she baited him and then him. she baited him and him. >> she quickly turned it and totally emasculated him and got him discombobulated. >> emily, one of those was an opinion commentator but several were journalists. hold it in a little bit, guys. you can disguise it just a bit. >> as i said earlier, it is unsurprising and yet equally

disheartening. i think americans -- for those earnestly watching the bait, and depending on journalists to deliver objective facts, deliver the news, i wish so much they had done the service to those americans. let's talk about fact-checking and what was stated on stage. let's talk about what it means to americans. will talk about the policies. instead, they get back -- instead, they get that. this is someone who has wielded policies, saying it's misogynistic and racist, but somehow in triumph that has been willed to a. i think it's unbecoming the office they are both trying to occupy. i hope and pray that our fellow americans vote based on policy and not personality. >> as i was watching this, i was thinking about how earnest the media was in the aftermath of the tragic biden debate. why were they earnest, i wondered? there was an end game. they to press him out. >> the expectations were so low. i don't know why.

she is the sitting vice president of the united states, but as harris faulkner pointed out in the show before this, on "the faulkner focus," hillary clinton won the debates but lost the election. you don't want to have a tough or difficult debate. i think donald trump did far better because i think as you look at it, he answered the actual questions. did he take the bait too often? you could make that case, but when brought up, he would address it, whereas kamala harris was all about platitudes. i think people look right through that and people say "what is her plane? she does not have a plan. >> she did practice her facial expression may be more than her policy points. these seems to be very reversed, harris. like the hand on the chin, seems to be practice. >> they wanted her, i would imagine, or debate prep team to look more comfortable than sometimes she comes across looking with the giggling and

the weird accents and all the like. what she was able to do last night was find a comfort zone for herself, and attacking trump with something that is kind of in her dna. she's a former prosecutor, former attorney general. they were able to find with her a lane that she could be comfortable in. it lacks policy detail because that's not what that lane is about. that lane is about attack. filling us all in, i guess that's why she wants another debate here she didn't achieve that goal. >> marie, i know you love the body language. >> i loved it. debates at the end of the day, a lot of it is about body language. it's about who these candidates are. we can debate policy, but a lot of elections are about who you trust to be sitting in the oval office. last night, we sat kamala harris, the younger candidate, and -- the last one was older biden younger trump. trump was the older one last night. it was two very different candidates we saw. voters vote on that. she had a very successful night. >> who do voters want to have a beer with or lower the grocery

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