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>> is the 8 a.m. hour of "fox & friends" weekend starting with this. a star-studded team joining trump for the ufc fight last night for president-elect got a patriotic welcome from the crowd. [chanting] >> plus the pennsylvania senate race triggering a million dollar recount as democrats admit to counting illegal ballots. >> and the star of disney new snow white film is forced to apologize after wishing trump supports would, quote, never know pete. that and more my pop culture roundup third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪ that's a summer ballot and in

rhode island that is beautiful. rachel: i just discovered rhode island i took a drive up there this weekend. joey: didn't know it was a state. will: discovered rhode island. joey: she was not pleased. rachel: i love christopher columbus but it is a beautiful place by the way all three of us tired you were watching football game. two of us went to rachel's first ufc game or ufc fight. not game. will: take a look at this photo he here was her shawn and bare of born primitive of ufc309 and dinner first and i thought i would sneak a picture with the audience from something from dinner. here's rachel with a steak bigger than her head. [laughter] joey: that is awesome.

rachel: they had brought other steaks they sliced up an not everyone ate them to i'm like i'm taking that home. that's for the tomorrow. i hate wasting food and there was expense i have steak untouched and i said -- you've got -- you've got to take to a coat check. >> coat checked it. i coat checked it. the leftovers at the little party we went to before we went to the ufc fight. you know, listen, this was amazing i had never you talk about christopher columbus i approached this like an explorer i had never been to anything like this ever before a brand new culture for me fascinating, of course, that the president was there and i want to talk about the politics but i have two guys with me right now. what is it about this sport that guys love? will: it's mostly the fighting.

rachel: what does it do to guys there was a lot of testosterone there. joey: it is in our dna god gave us tools to withstand tomorrow to battle to fight, to fend off predators i'm a hunter if you watch any other species, the males fight and they don't fight to kill but they fight to establish dominance within their tribe and i'm not just talking about deer any animal that has tools to fight with -- fights and for sometimes it is establish dominance to fend off predators. i think that's sell in our dna i'm not saying we need to get in fights all of the time but an urge we have to scratch so we develop ways like this to do it i guess -- >> it is primal things to be attached to. if you would ask what is it about this sport you like and i would have said ring girls --

would you appreciate that answer? the entrance of current former and president-elect donald trump. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [chanting] will: flanked by elon musk and that was a big warm welcome and a hug for joe rogen. >> i think he represents donald trump represents that fighting spirit that underdog who can make it i was once in a room where donald trump was greeting

a boxer. you know, guys i don't know about sports he was famous. i didn't know he was. but he was like yeah this guy is a famous boxer. he's fights so hard like i'm a fighter too i fight in a different way. i think that was sort of this connection here and earlier -- or later in the fight when after i left, and the heavy weight champion won, that heavy weight champion came and gave his belt, his championship belt to the president, you mentioned will, a good point almost all of the fighters came over and kind of gave respect -- to donald trump. will: absolutely. joey: kidd rock there got to be cool to come out with a kid rock song with kidd rock and speaker mike johnson was also there. maybe a little bit out of the place i don't know. i don't know if that's a scene or not doesn't seem like it but i'm sure he had a good time. rachel: he has primal instincts. joey: doesn't look like a ufc

guy but later he'll be on fox news sunday today. with shannon bream who will join us right now. shannon. will: more home with you in joey's estimation -- shannon: there's no ring girls slightly different vibe this morning in washington. [laughter] will: glad to have you on the program this morning shannon before we get into the other topic -- for you this morning. you know, rachel is asking the question what is it about that sport and why it connects. it is also inseparable from the politics we had in election oftentimes connected to masculinity it is an issue that's been underlying electorate and voting populous here you see basically in most undistilled form between masculinity and donald trump. shannon: and remember you know you think about some of the autopsy, that's going on with the democrats, you know, you've got people that are saying, people got tired of getting lectured to and getting scolded

and you know james was saying shut up telling men to stop liking football and beer that message is not working. so i do think this feels like a bit of a counter other side of that and saying i'm going out there and be sort of like in the coliseum people are fighting and i think there's testosterone in that room. that is right rachel and within his own party when you're shaming men about some of their impulses, and you know, natural instincts that at some point they get tired of being lectured. rachel: they do masculine men are good for women. this idea of protecting and -- taking the role as providers, women's lives are better when men assume those roles. let's talk about this because the democrats are having a really hard time dealing with what just happened this pendulum swing. but also just the absolutely overwhelming victory of donald trump and both of electoral and

popular vote having won the most votes of any republican in u.s. history. so here is representative wiley nicole saying we need to have a check on this. we need our own shadow cabinet which i thought was barack obama during the last administration. but here's what he says. >> we need to borrow from our british friends appoint a shadow cabinet to fight back against worst abuses of a second trump administration. a team from the opposition that mirrors the government's own cabinet members. it is another form of checks and balances. >> your thoughts? >> interesting. i mean, washington does all kinds of shadowy things i'm not surprised like something like this would be cooked up out in the open it kind of seems to me it echos from democrat senators forming their own group in so far. we think others will join too. saying that they are going to form a resistance essentially

that whatever president trump decides to do they as democrat senators will oppose that. you've got governor healy up in massachusetts saying she won't allow state offices to deport people and won't be a part of that. there's going to be plenty of opposition interesting he's talking about openly doing it. but i think there's plenty of resistance and president trump knows what he's walking into. i think 2016 there was a little bit of a learning curve. he's not surprised to the resistance from washington that's waiting for him here. joey: speaking of struggling to make sense of how the election turned out democrat senator bob casey is he's not onboard with it he wants to get recount and vote to count apparently shouldn't count or illegal now we've got one of i think buck's county commissioner saying the same thing. what's going on there in pennsylvania and are we going to move past this quick? shannon: under pennsylvania law from race is that close as that

senate race was within a half a percentage point there's a automatic recount that happens under state law that will happen anyway and senator casey holding out hope there's something there that will be a different result. but in the meantime you're write so the pennsylvania supreme court ruled not long ago you have to have the right signatures and formalities for getting your ballot in and philadelphia and three other counties in pennsylvania have voted nope we're going to go to count these ballots with -- these errors and flaws to them that the supreme court has said, their state supreme court you can't count these one of the commissioners in buck's county saying you know people don't obey the laws and president doesn't mean and paraphrasing there and saying that outloud. as recount goes on you have some of these kpghts in part of philadelphia there that say they're gong to count ballots that the state supreme court told them are already no good. >> defiance of the law defiance of the courts. what do you've got as we

mentioned speaker mike johnson today you might be talking about this. what else do you have coming up on the show? >> yeah we've got a lot to get through with him and marty makary our viewers will know and here to talk about rfk jr. what's good, bad about his plans and chris coons democrat senator calling for house ethics committee to release on congressman gaetz big fight coming to that too. will: okay. ask the speaker what his favorite fight is he's going say jon jones but we'll see how big a fan he has. joey: don't tell he doesn't look like a fan. that's not what i meant. shannon: a deep dive on that fight today on the show. i'm going to learn a lot. rachel: maybe come with me next time to the ufc fight. shannon: now that you're a veteran you can lead me that way. will: at steak with that too. will: president biden appearance

as the apec conference in peru yesterday making headlines after this class photo shows the president in the back corner. joey: taylor joins us with more. reporter: good morning everyone this weekend president biden likely making final appearance on the international stage as commander in chief and visiting both iowa pex commerce in peru and g7 in brazil and for the conference yesterday, but it is biden's placement as you said in that annual photo grabbing headlines you can see him there in the back corner of the picture. we've been told they've been placed in alphabetical order but that hasn't been followed in the past and he didn't eat with xi jinping but trump administration loomed large over the chat. watch. >> are you concerned about u.s. china relations under the incoming trump administration? [inaudible conversations] >> and the chinese president also dodging reporter questions

about trump's specifically one referring to trump's promise of raising tariffs 60%. >> are you concerned? >> thank you for asking. but xi did caution the u.s. to, quote, make a wise choice to keep relations between the countries stable. and biden next stop is brazil for the g20 summit today guys. >> thank you. this is a really interesting topic thanks, the western hemisphere has been in neglect, you know, china has been making huge plays, really meeting some of the commercial and trade and economic needs of latin america. we have on the other hand through our state department pushed social issues. so i think it is a former cultural imperialism frankly on latin america so state sources tieing money, aid, and access to america through climate,

abortion, lbgtq and these thing miss of them frankly offended by this. china taking advantage of that opening and going in during this right after this meeting and this meeting ftion not compared to what was gong to happen after it was actually overshadowed by the fact that in peru china helped finance this massive port i think three billion dollar port on that's the kind of stuff they're doing. and there could be a change in tide now with marco rubio who has very deep interest in latin america. and he's also a china hawk, along with donald trump. so that could be a c change that we see. joey: i think you look at that picture and standing in the back there and you think maybe that is petty to criticize where he's standing in a picture but then you think and go back and go online look at this video, we don't have it. but it's been around forever. president trump at a similar -- similar congregation of world leaders and politely elbows his way through and puts himself in

front of stage when he does that he's not putting donald trump front of stage. he's signaling to everyone on that stage, that if america is going to lead, that means that they're going to be america first. >> i don't think it is petty that biden is shoved stage left on that -- >> i think it is a big deal. also a hopefully it's the -- symbol of a change of tide. coming our way. let's turn now to headlines a fire ripping through a hollywood strip mall saturday destroying businesses after seemingly sparked inside an autorepair shop in the strip. 124 firefighters responding to the blaze that took them more than two hours to extinguish thankfully nobody was hurt. cause of the fire is still under investigation. beauing laying off more than 400 members of its aero space labor union and first as they plan on getting rid of roughly 17,000 jobs in the coming months that's a lot. boeing ceo say layoffs are due

to overstaffing. air travel giant under scrutiny after series with their plans when a door panel blew off during an alaska airlines flight back in january and mlb star mccry is receiving hate mail after expressing his protrump beliefs on x. former brewer's catcher posting in part, quote, god forbid a proathlete stand up for what they believe that's part of the problem people are too sensitive, emotional, weak to hear the opinions of other people that reach the athletic pentacle of the craft or top level. >> people standing up for what they believe not allowed to stand up for what they believe, though, the climate is changing on that. rachel: fox nation has a series that just came out it is actually produced and directed by martin it is called the saints and it is available exclusively on fox nation.com watch the trailer here.

>> sent by god -- >> yes. come and be baptized in the river jordan. ♪ ♪ >> i speak in the name of the one true god. >> that looks really good. >> i get excited every time i see this trailer. will: on two fronts it is well made and made by martin scorsese he knows how to put together a piece of film but this choose this subject matter. you know, just when you think it is all done everything is stories been told, and now we're retreads and sequels, you can open the world up to a whole new set of stories people haven't concerned like i don't know --

the world's, you know, one of the world most popular religions or american history which i'm like american history is chalked full of stories we don't tell real life avengers. >> saints are supposed to be held up as heros they are, the process to become a saint is a really long process. these are people you can truly admire look at their lives. jonah vark is in there a polish priest put in a concentration camp when the nazi said hey we're they were going select one person as a group punishment for -- basically to starve to death man they chose had children and was crying i have seven children whatever. and a priest stepped forward and said i will take that man's place these are the kind of stories that are being told, through this series, and martin scorseseeneded up talking about

what his faith means to him. listen. >> we can never really know i think ultimately about what we are -- and it's faith. so we come to faith, and faith is ace companied by doubt. it ultimately i come to understand that, you know we have to live with this doubt. i come to understand that faith and doubt are inseparable. our things become the same thing. it's the constant response to this incredible mystery that we're living a mystery of just being. >> that's very insightful faith and doubt he says they almost become the same thing that doubt reassures the faith in some way. two sides of the same coin like courage and fear. they're necessary components for one another.

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>> president-elect trump's administration is we cannily shaping up as he builds out his, quote, immigration dream team. tom will become his border czar and south dakota governor kristi noem for home land security secretary and next guest rumored to be on for job former national border patrol council brandon judd joins us now. welcome to the show and if you would like to break some news real quick and let us know the position you may take. we would love it hear it. >> joe if i first and foremost never talked with the president about a position within cv or ucis and i won't speculate anything on myself. i, obviously, will be proud to serve this president in any role. it doesn't matter i would also be proud just to work behind scenes to continue to support this president this

administration. but he's got an embarrassment of riches which he can choose from within i.c.e. you have lions, you have uscia and cvp you've got mike banks corner border czar out of texas you've got the former deputy commissioner robert perez so many people, that he can choose from that would do a phenomenal job. so look there's -- just it's amazing to see how many people he can choose from that will do a great job for the american people. joey: a lot of people and some are leaders that are very passionate about this issue, obviously, you were. when we look at i.c.e. director, custom and uics drecialght and who's been filling and tom homan and border czar role. these are administrative officials under executive

branch. but the executive branch do this alone? can president trump go right back to where he was in his first term in illegal crossings or is there legislation that needs to come it? >> yeah he absolutely can but twhas you have a good president in office. we see i was there. i worked with him when he was able to secure the border better than any time in my career but the fact of the matter remains we're going to have a bad president at some time biden. we saw what he did. we know that the cartels they exploit the loopholes in our immigration laws. but they do it for profit. now we saw a president actually exploit loopholes for his own political gain. what whef to do is close loopholes only way is through firm immigration laws. we saw -- the hr2 that was passed by the house. that was a very, very strong immigration law.

but, of course, democrats didn't take it up so we do have to have laws. we have to have congress step to the plate. they've got to pass lawed to ensure that next time we do get a bad president. that he can not come in and exploit the current loopholes for his own political gain. >> now president goes for a short time with this president will be four years guaranteed. and just to give people an example of the difference 2.4 million border crossers under trump that -- was more than 2 and a half teams that much under biden-harris with 8.7 million that's the difference between one president and the other it is exactly what you're saying. legislation might keep that number down, forever -- brandon judd thank you for joining us. >> joey thank you. appreciate it. joey: yes, sir. a new study reveals three quarters of americans are overweight or obese. how rfk jr. could end obesity crisis with his make america healthy again agenda. put down those doritos. ♪ ♪

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>> a new study reveals 260 million americans are expected to be obese by 2050. rachel: combating combating this disturbing trend is making america great again and i talked about the impact of ultra process foods. watch. >> in europe, the same companies are producing the same products but they're using natural coloring.

but here they can get away with it. we have about -- almost a thousand chemicals that are in our food that are either outright banned in europe or actively discouraged subsidize worst foods with 70% of our fod stamps foods which are all poison. >> with us is nicole saphier good morning. >> guys he mentioned on that clip when i saw rfk before and after and even since, he cannot believe that that segment was aired on -- on tv. like he's been trying to talk about these issues, it is so taboo because of the power of big food and over -- over so many companies and i'm so proud that fox aired that. that is what he's fighting what kind of difference do you think that he could make in this position talking about chronic disease? >> well first of all we need the data continued to support some of the arguments that rfk jr. is

trying to make and a big study from lance said that is estimating by the year 2050 over 80% of americans are probably going to be obese, one in three teenagers being obese. i'm not justing overweight i'm talking about obese. obesity and overweight rate have doubled since 1990 you see it in different parts of the country but the reality is, americans are overweight. and it really boils down to several things. ultra processed foods in our diet which is rfk jr. likes to point out not available elsewhere in the world but just here in the united states and healthy options and the fact that people aren't moving anymore. we are obsessed with our devices p.e. is taken out of schools so this is a trifecta that led us into the crisis and reality we like to talk about the opioid crisis and more americans are dying from illness than opioids.

>> but just a little bit, so first of all i'm onboard with this as i try to live my life more healthy but indulged in junk food do you do it by making it more transparent in hoping that americans make those choices for themselves? i can remember not only ago that the big goat got banned in new york and mostly conservatives -- >> it is much more complicatedded than saying eat healthier and do exercise. we started this conversation in 2020 with my book, make america healthy again and you know what happened after that book came out covid so all of a sudden all of the conversations about -- being healthier just got pushed to the wayside. what did we see with covid we saw people overweight, did much worse when it came to covid-19. so it is going to start from it actually starts in pregnancy rachel you will love this women pregnant need to be educated on healthy weight and mothers that breast-feed have a lower rate of obesity in themselves also in their children.

we immediate get education on nutrition back into schools and kids exercising again. stop with some of the nonsense classes get our kids moving on a loll level you need the states to make sure that neighborhoods and parks are safe and people have access to outdoor activity. and we also need to get these unhealthy foods out of our supermarkets. not necessarily by banning them but we need to make sure people if we're consuming them we need a warning or they need to make them healthier for us and a more healthier options. >> not going check lock box and it is not banning but transparency, data, education, and stop subsidizing. that's a big one. stop subsidizing bad foods. >> program needs to be upended people with the highest rates of obesity are lower income families these are people to be targeting with accessibility and affordable healthy options food stamps are promoting these ultra

processed foods. >> whatever the card that you get if you're poor and you need to have -- you know assistance from the government. allows you to buy your food at a farmers market. and what we do here is we give ultra processed foods to people or we allow them to purchase -- will: cheapest. >> also not people trying to make bad decisions but this is what they need to do because they can afford and if it sits in their pantry it won't go bad so trying not to be wasteful so we need to work many this population. >> subsidize healthy fresh food, and also get to the bottom by the way his department has to work with the ag department because it is happening at the seed level. >> the people who can afford it they're taking weight loss medications in forms of injections it is gig to continue to be worse. will: dr. saphier thanks for bringing it. >> house democrats tired of

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house democrats reportedly had enough of nancy pelosi. as party looks to rebranding. this after losing all three branches of government to donald trump and the republican party. it comes as she continues to blame biden for not dropping out sooner. once democrat told axios she needs to take a seat making scatter shot comments is not unhelpful it is damaging. former democratic pennsylvania congressman patrick murphy joins us now. glad to have you with us congressman. so let's talk about this fight. it's everywhere. senator john fetterman seems to think she's god marry tie-up and pushing to say no more nancy pelosi i think is it fair to say i think i'm being accurate she's been the god mother she's been leader of the democratic party. >> listen. i serve with her she's our speaker, you know, as elected back in 2006, and she's extremely effective. i think there's a lot of us that would run through a wall for nancy pelosi she does love the

country and tries to do what she can. and i think some of the hurt her proints accurate. to be honest with you, so i think that the people who are anonymous there and don't want to give their names and be critical that's what happens when people lose elections. >> as a continued leader -- and perhaps to who she's been in the past and continue for democrats. two things to you at the time or man points out she's 84 that's a legitimate point of view now nancy pelosi you know, seems pretty with it for an 84-year-old but still 84. i'm going to read you this right here from a in democrat who sayi don't to be a freak show party you're not really into politics you see ads that scared out of you are and i know trump is weird but rather his weirdness that doesn't affect my kids. so who is the democratic -- honestly patrick we know each other somewhat i've got to think

you share some of that vision but i don't know who the democratic leader is. that honestly pls you all away from the cliff of insanity. >> i would say two things one on this past election one thing to take away if you're a democrat like myself you can't lose union votes for college graduates most americans aren't college graduates we have a college degree and they didn't feel like they were represented by a democrat party that's why they lost votes. >> who is that leader? >> i think speaker pelosi or former speaker is tight with hakim jeffries they're tied to the hip she's been very differential to him but asking by reporters she's still elected office. so i think you're gong see him really step up. i think step up in a way that's really going to hopefully work with the president-elect. and move the ball forward on behalf of all americans. >> we can all agree with that

and hope that would be something that would be a real pivot you recognize that. it would be a real pivot from threat to democracy nazi working to the betterment of america. i wish that for your side. i do. >> for the country. will: speaking of that i want to take a minute because we have a mutual friend nominee for secretary of defense my former co-host here, at "fox & friends" he's taken a lot of incoming a lot of criticism from -- democrats. you know pete i've just love to hear your thoughtings on pete nomination as secretary of defense. >> first off. he's gone through the combat iraq, afghanistan, guantanamo, bay and he's a leading voice or veterans, and i know when i got back and i left congress and i got to know pete when i was over at nbc he was here. i've known throughout the years and the people i get frustrated because people who criticize him too young, 44 or he has no pentagon experience as a democrat one of my favorite presidents ever was jfk his

combat veteran with no pentagon experience and also 44. so give the guy a chance. he loves our country i might disagree with peats on certain political issues. but elections have consequences and if that's who donald trump wants, and he can get through vetting get through senate confirmation, i hope he does well i think he loves our country and he wants to keep our families safe that is the job for the sarkt secretary of defense. >> i appreciate when you said with everyone. i know pete appreciates what, you know, about him. great to see you pat thank you. >> now to rick for our fox weather forecast. rick: i haven't had a chance to speak about pete i was saying to you yesterday he's the weekend news guy. he is way smarter than this job you got offended when hibs that you are way too smart -- >> like i do this job qhar you saying about me, rick? >> there's people who don't have to be that smart to have the

jobs you and pete are both people who are smarter than this job certainly the case. obviously rachel as well -- will: i don't know what's going on with the camera we are doing tv guys. hey -- >> took control of the camera what about me? rachel is as well. it is really true. so -- i hear her screaming there you all are very qualified attack a look at the weather maps back to my lane. this is a rain and snow falling over days so much rain and so much snow in the pacific northwest, and that's very low for this time of the year but we've had a lot of rain and a lot more over the next few days. big rain today and tomorrow includings some severe weather across parts of the central plains. later this week, some rain coming in across the central gulf, and look at that we've got moisture coming to the east chose is great news all part of this story. that you see there, now kind of going get going across parts of the southwest. see a little snow across areas of new mexico. that's cold air set in place that cold is going to sweep

across the country as well. all right will send it to you inside with the very smart -- rachel who is -- >> digging out of that hole. rachel: yeah. >> aoc ditches woke pronounces disney snow white actress forced to apologize to supporters and drew barrymore has an accurate moment and lear is a booth will join rachel's pop culture roundup, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the black friday sale is now on. visit sandals.com or call 1-800-sandals

rachel: all right. will it is time for another pop culture roundup lisa boothe is here to help me break down all of the latest stories. by the way, loving lisa's hair keep telling her i love this. love it. all right starting off with aoc she has apparently removed her pronouns from x profile also asked this. she wanted to ask her people why you voted for her and trump. watch. ♪ ♪ >> if you voted for donald trump and me or if you voted for donald trump and voted democratic down ballot, i would really love to hear from you.

tell me what your thought process was. >> well people said by the way, she has 21 million followers on just instagram and twitter combined. so that's amazing. >> kind of a lot. if you remember two year ago she put them up because her progressive followers were like why don't you have pronouns in your bio americans are tired of this pronoun nonsense gender nonsense if you look at the best ad that drump ran during the election cycle it was kamala harris is for they, the, donald trump is for you aired over 15,000 times during nfl games and swing states people are tired of this nonsense. >> it was effective love her or hate her she's a populous why is why she got the trump vote and the aoc vote in her district and she's in touch with where the people are at. i actually am not gong to criticize her good for her to respond to what's happening in the -- in this trend. so -- >> she did push some of that

nonsense. she did all right. let's talk about this. rachel snow white star wishing trump supporters no peace take a look at that. she says another four years of hatred i'm here with you to cry, hug, truch supporters voters never know peace that's her message disney made her apologize for this. what do you think? >> she should apologize. also what a liability to pick someone who hates the original worst part this have. she's the entire time she's making fun of the original saying it is terrible. reason people want to watch remake because they have nostalgia about the first movie and someone who hates it a also how disgraceful part of the reason she slammed trump supporters because she wants her future daughter to get an abortion. so the lesson convince aborting unborn babies is somehow freedom. that's insane. >> doesn't like the snow white

everyone wants a prince why not? like you know, so she hated that. that's her thing. also -- >> whole thing. >> carano she shouldn't apologize so she was fired for making fun of pronouns so that's interesting. all right. martha stewart pushes away touchy drew barrymore during an interview. watch. >> i love this. >> makes you soft and -- >> what make use soft and gooey -- >> saiment. >> treatment when you're treated leak a lady. someone comes in and -- >> you're the wrong gender. >> i know. >> like too far -- >> what if i just went and talked to you just like this. what's wrong with her? >> but she gave us the momla she's weird creepy you want a -- >> the interview. i never had a child.

i don't know what that is about. superweird. good for martha stewart she gave her the stiff arm. >> asserted her while she was at it. all right lisa boothe. a big weekend show tonight she's on 7 p.m. eastern. >> too far away from each other earlier. >> i don't mind being close to you. we'll be right back. [laughter]

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