>> fox news digital has exclusively learned that nearly a dozen of president-elect donald trump cabinet nominees and other appointees tapped for the incoming administration were targeted with "violent, un-american threats to their lives and those who live with them." these threats prompted a swift law enforcement response. hello, everyone. this is "outnumbered." i'm emily compagno. joining me julie banderas, dr. nicole saphier, fox news contributor and board-certified physician, nicole parker, former fbi special agent, and fox news contributor and dana webb -- david webb. peter doocy is at the white house live with the details. peter. >> emily this is a potential national security problems we have reached out to the national security council at the white house to find out what they are tracking. we will bring you their answer. we've been in touch with officials with the transition team at mar-a-lago. they are not willing to any

further at this time than this statement. we made a graphic so you can follow along. last night and this morning several nominees and appointees were targeted and violent un-american threats to their lives and those who live with them. these attacks ranged from bomb threats to swatting. law enforcement and authorities acted quickly to ensure the safety of those who were targeted. president trump and the entire transition team are grateful for their swift action. just as we were coming to hear we learn to at least one of these trump appointees or trump nominees was. who received one of these threats last night. it was elise stefanik, who president trump wants to be the ambassador to the united nations. she says "this morning congresswoman elise stefanik, her husband and their 3-year-old son were driving home to saratoga county from washington

for thanksgiving when they were informed of a bomb threat to their residents." she goes on to describe a pretty robust response. we were also told, fox news digital, that the director of the cia nominee, john radcliffe, and pete hegseth, the dod nominee, were among those targeted. keep in mind these are all private citizens right now who are up for big jobs in the future, and when somebody takes over the defense department, they would have pentagon police. when somebody takes over the cia, they would have ca police but right now they are private citizens living in their homes preparing for confirmation hearing so they don't have security details per se to deal with something like a swatting incident with the police show up because of, with guns drawn potentially because of an erroneous tip of some kind of violent action.

we will bring you more names and white house response as we have it. president biden is vacationing in nantucket at the moment. we don't know if he's been briefed. >> emily: peter doocy, thank you. we hope there are no more names. we hope the message coming from the white house is one of support. good thing we have the experts on the couch, perfect timing. nicole parker. as peter pointed out, these guys are not yet under the protection of secret service and the like. what are they looking at? what will the response be and how can we ensure their safety? >> nicole: first of all, that's an extremely good point because when you are a sworn an individual, then you have the protection. they do not have that right now. having worked on a task force i can tell you i have worked with these types of threats, bomb threats, threats to life, i hope the fbi is getting in there immediately and looking at this because i can tell you basically

any threats crosses straight st. the fbi should be all over this. no one should have to live in fear because they've been asked to serve their country. that was reprehensible. it is un-american and there can be no tolerance for this and must be nipped right now so that those out there think this is not going to be tolerated and they have to locate who these individuals are and they need to be facing consequences and accountability. threats are not okay. again, the fbi is fully capable of tracking these people down. we used it to do it all of the time and i sure hope they bring them to justice soon and this does not continue. >> emily: to clarify, with the fbi tasked with protecting these individuals? or to identify who's making the threats only? >> that's a good question. not only would they be tasked with it but we know certain things can happen if it is brought down from the administration and they say we need something. working for the fbi, therapy

threats to judges, agents and they would provide protective detail. if they can do that with those situations i would think they will come up with a solution for this because no one should have to live in fear. their family should not live in fear and they should not be targets of these types of attacks. >> emily: frightening. david, break down in this gray area, what are they facing? there might be potentially additional names. is this strain the resources in place? >> david: always strains resources and then you have to reallocate. this isn't limited potentially to just a domestic threat whether it causes a state line. with iran, russia, contractor actors in eastern europe, chinese agencies set up to do this. we have elements in latin america. the problem for the fbi is to find the source of the threat. is it routed through an eastern european server or does it come

from an enemy? it's not just limited to the states. then you also have to expand to the families because these threats include multiple members of families. look at the numbers of trump family members alone or look at these families, four or five members, a kid going to school. you never know until you dig in further and that's where not only fbi but intelligence comes into play. we have intelligence gathering services. they should be tracking what's going on around the world on a moment by moment basis looking for chatter, looking for anything that indicates this is some other type of threat. >> emily: again, as we transition to these official offices or through the confirmation process, the reality is frightening in that there isn't already that structure in place. president trump elect has amassed this avengers squad. in a moment it's going to be "mess around and find out" but

in the interim i want to make sure our future avengers are protected now. >> julie: this is due to the angry vitriol that came from the democratic party during the presidential election. they have painted the republicans with such an evil stroke to convince a lot of people who are ignorant, uninformed and uneducated that the republican party is the devil and if you are around a republican, they hate you. they hate everyone who is of a minority status, they hate women. they don't want anyone to have rights. they want to deport every single illegal immigrant in this country. not true. they have been fed so much b.s. of this is why this is happ happening. the democratic party is 100% responsible for these threats. i'd like to hear from kamala harris. kamala harris loved to talk about -- why doesn't she say look, anyone trying to target a republican,

it is absolutely unacceptable. i guarantee you will not hear a word from the vice president or president. >> emily: we went through this with two horrific assassinations of knapp president-elect trump. at the moment it seemed to foster a call for unity in attempting down of rhetoric. this is the time to have the administration come out. >> the biden administration said they were for unity and they wanted your bring americans and that shouldn't stop because they lost the election. you glossed over it briefly. talking about the resources. these threats are being made by cowards. the thing they are doing is they are un-american but they are un-american in the sense that the only people are really getting hurt here are americans. your citizens are getting hurt here. every time they call out for swatting, that's $10,000 of taxpayers to cover that. not to mention we have longer than normal response times for ems and emergency services.

thanksgiving week is one of the busiest weeks of the year for emergency services. you have people at home having heart attacks and strokes and are not going to get their advice because you have these cowards at home or trying to up and our democracy. >> emily: will keep you apprised of all development of these violent threats to trump nominees. stay with us. more "outnumbered" next. come on in, how are you? for god so loved the world that he gave his only son. so that everyone who believes in him might not perish, but might have eternal life.

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week. christina coleman is at lax with the latest. >> holiday travel is definitely expected rick some records this thanksgiving. it's been busy all morning long. tsa is expected to screen more than 18 million people at airports across the nation over the holiday break, more than 2.2 million people are expected to pass through lax alone, contribute into the nearly 80 million people aaa expects to travel over thanksgiving. >> i just came from o'hare and it's usually crazy but it wasn't bad. >> to virginia. >> lots of people having lots of places. stormy weather moving along the east coast and shortages of air traffic controllers could cause delays. there were 70 canceled flights, around 3200 delays yesterday. all things considered aviation experts say those numbers are very optimistic. lots of folks hitting the roads this thanksgiving.

aaa predicted nearly 72 million people will travel by car at least 50 miles or more between tuesday of this week and monday. an increase of 1.7 million compared to last year. gas prices are lower now compared to last november. amtrak tells fox news many americans will be getting to their destination by train this thanksgiving. >> you don't have to be stuck in traffic. lot of folks taking the train in general and a lot and want to take it for thanksgiving. >> international and domestic cruise bookings are up 20% compared to last thanksgiving so apparently a lot of people are traveling to enjoy their turkey dinner at sea. >> emily: thank you. let's go to meteorologist adam klotz for that thanksgiving forecast. what do you have? >> folks traveling, couple spots you want to pay attention to largely being driven by one system moving its way across the country. a little bit of snow across portions of denver and on the

leading edge its reign. that's the system we're going to be watching today, tomorrow, into your friday as well. this push up along the eastern coast by thanksgiving. you're going to be seeing at least some severe weather across the southeast, soggy and ultimately you start to see snow with this system. on thanksgiving day, that means all that rain pushing up on the east coast. everywhere else things are clear but it's quite a bit on the cooler side. 37 degrees in chicago, down to 48 for daytime highs in oklahoma city. that does clear out eventually but if you're along the east coast that means rain. here in new york city, temperatures for the macy's day parade for 40s but rain consistently. i will be at that for fox and friends. it's going to be soggy. upstate, the i-95 region, you're talking about snow over some of those higher elevations and in some cases may be a decent amount of snow. even if you're not seeing it,

once the rain clears off you're looking at clear temperatures especially across portions of the midwest. look at some of these numbers. post-thanksgiving numbers and are looking at temperatures into the teens. 14, 15 degrees chicago. six, seven, 10 degrees. cold temperatures moving to the overnight hours so it's frigid once all of that air moves on through. it's not just there. it dips fairly far to the south so folks will get in on it. these temperatures into single digits. bundle up. that's going to be one of the big stories. rain the next couple days, claire's office unfortunately colder air behind it. >> emily: i am filling in for ainsley tomorrow on "fox & friends." you and i will be sake together as we watch and cover their parade. a lot of people on the road. >> i was one of those people. we got in at 1:00 a.m. this morning. we had a getaway. i've never travel thanksgiving

week. i always avoid it. it wasn't bad. we were delayed because of the air traffic control staffing shortage so all i have to say is mayor pete needs to go and i want to see some sean duffy in my life. the faa has said there's a decades long staffing shortage when it comes to air traffic controllers especially in new york city. this isn't new. there hasn't been a very large effort to replace that. united says the faa has forced reduced traffic flow 12 of the first 25 days of november. we know what to expect every november and december. this going to be increased travel so why are they prepared for this i think that's a failure of the regulation. i'm very excited. i am most sent sean duffy a text last night. next year. >> emily: julie, you love to sail. are you going to be on about escaping all of this? >> julie: i will be on the air 9:00 a.m. to 12:00.

i won't be sitting in the rain. are you going to be in the rain? >> emily: i will be on the couch. >> julie: i was hoping her naturally curly hair wouldn't -- people are traveling because they are excited about the money they are about to say. gas prices, they have gone down. they are around $3.06 a gallon but in 2019 they were $2.52 a gallon. people spend money they don't have, they put money on the credit cards. you don't have the money but you are expecting it. people are banking on the future administration to save them money so they are spending now. it's a good sign people are traveling and spending money. >> emily: to the tune of over 1.8 million, david. more expected on the road and that's just as julie points out, that's just on the road let alone anything also is it a good sign? can our infrastructure handle it? >> david: if you do the math, you're talking close to 400 million road miles covered

over this holiday. think about all of that and what it means to infrastructure. it's not just traffic jams, the vehicles, the people. my suggestion to everyone is to take a breath. it gets tough. you get road rage, you get these things. the hopefulness has to translate into peace. we have had a rough bunch of years. we were talking at the top of the show about threats to families. there's still a lot going on out there. but as i've said to my audience, take a break. take a breath. we've got a lot more to go. >> commenting on what julie said, gas prices this year are lower than they were last year but they are still not as low as they were in 2019. all i have to say to that, i can't wait to see with the gas prices are next year. drill, baby, drill. i will be one of the passengers flying this afternoon out of laguardia. i'm going to pray for the best. that i make it to miami.

>> emily: trumps incoming border czar has a strong message to anyone trying to interfere with a crackdown on illegal immigration. that story next.

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>> incoming border czar tom homan vowing to get tough. speaking to the men and women of border patrol, holman made clear the top priority of the deportation efforts would be removing criminal illegal immigrants. watch. >> there is going to be a mass deportation. we have a mass illegal immigration crisis on the border. don't test us. the nation wanted safe country. we have enough crime in this country. it's time to end it and stop it. president trump is committed to it, committed to securing the border. >> william la jeunesse is in

lancaster, california, with the latest. hey, william. >> clearly that's a priority of homan and the incoming administration. many illegal immigrants do end up in state prisons like this what outside of los angeles. and yet every month thousands of criminal aliens fall through the cracks and are not deported. in fact, dhs found some 300,000 criminal aliens cycled through the justice system each year. thousands more are in local jails and they are being released every day. some are in sanctuary cities in states like california where i.c.e. deportations fell by 90% under president biden. angry many sheriffs who feel shackled by sanctuary laws that prohibit calling i.c.e. >> i cannot hold on an i.c.e. detainer. it must be a federal warrant that a judge has signed to keep

that person in custody. and the reality of that is it's impossible. >> case in point. gang member illegal immigrant carlos carranza. police ignored nine i.c.e. detainer's to hold and deport him. he released, he went and stabbed and killed bambi larson five years ago. >> we are not here nor should we be here to shield admitted gangsters or violent criminals regardless of immigration st status. >> california attorney general disagrees setting up a clash with homan. >> the cooperation on civil immigration enforcement will not be forthcoming. it would violate the law. >> i have said 100 times, don't cross that line. it's a felony to knowingly

conceal an illegal immigrant. don't test them. >> there are solutions, you guys. you can put i.c.e. agents inside the jail, deport those individuals who are deportable. you can put immigration judges in the prisons and effectively they make sure that individual when they are released they can be taken to the airport and be deported. all it takes is a will and desire to do this stuff. solutions are out there and we believe homan will pursue it. >> i believe you're right. william la jeunesse, thank you very much. there's 1.4 million illegal immigrants in this country and they have only been able to detect some of them got aways that have gotten away. 13,000 have been found. you've got illegal immigrants all over, democrats that are afraid there's going to be mass deportation. there will be but you have to be

a criminal. so many criminals in this country and they get released after they have offended illegal immigrants. laken riley is a perfect example of why this is an urgent problem and it seems like this administration has ignored it until now. what do you see for the future? >> emily: exactly that. 662,000 of those immigrants who have criminal histories and i'm not just talking about the crime of crossing the border. the one that william la jeunesse put up there, though one that murdered mandy larson, his background included assault on the police officer and tons of violent felonies. there were the nine times that i.c.e. tried to get them. this was on the basis of multiple violent felonies so of course the left is going to cry and try to paint it into their box but many american citizens are under deep threat from the established violent histories of these individuals and having mayors like mira johnson in denver swearing to

protect his citizens from this do no good because it's exactly those citizens that are being harmed by this. when we talk about homan's commitment to president trump's agenda but the reality is he's just committed to enforcing the law and that's what we've been missing these last four years. there wasn't a dearth of options. the dearth was in the enforcement. in that battle with sanctuary cities, saying don't test us, the american people have overwhelmingly polled in support of this to utilize all resources to show not anymore, not this time. american citizens are the priority. >> the american people have spoken and let me tell you biden-harris have themselves to blame for not getting reelected. and that's a huge win for the republicans because they know why they were voted in. number one, the economy and number two, illegal immigration in the hispanic vote as you know was externally helpful especially in states like pennsylvania. the hispanic vote helps get this

through. legal hispanics, including my mother, cannot stand the situation. they waited in line, they came and legally. now there's borders not only crossing borders illegally but they are repeating the crimes. recidivism is astronomical and nothing is being done. >> david: we are paying for it in different ways. the victims in a resource in the monetary cost. in addition, william said "will to do this. also we have the federal government when it comes to immigration placing those agents within the police department. we also have the sheriffs are in the country that want to cooperate and we have the cowardice of some of these police chiefs around the country who won't go up against the mirrors, these mayoral agencies, that's what they are. they make these decisions. they need to stand up for law and order. we have got to have that and to the people, the politicians are

the first stage by allowing this to happen. democrats, i don't care or otherwise and the second stage is what the criminal laws to an individual on the street in an apartment building or wherever. >> if you look at new york city and what's happened and then you hear about these gangs that are actually infiltrating these hotels and we are giving them free housing. they could be here in new york city, they could be at the roosevelt hotel where several illegal immigrants and their families are living for free. trump has promised he's going to clean up cities such as new york city. do you think it's too late? how do you find all these people? >> it needs to be law and order and the need to deport these individuals. defrauding the government is a federal offense and the biggest offenders have been allowing these illegal immigrants in. it's cost $150 billion government services for illegal immigrants.

56 billion to deport them, just the ones that came through the last year. this is the biggest fraud for the american taxpayers. >> so much damage has been done economically. to so many people who have been killed by these illegal immigrants here. how do you reverse this? >> it's reprehensible and disgusting. it was most excited about trump's victory, the icn border patrol agent who can do their jobs. it's so demoralizing to know that your country is going down the tubes and you have no right to exercise your law enforcement authority. i know they are very much looking forward to it and thank goodness governor abbott, he did go up against the federal government and he said we are not going to do this. >> absolutely. coming up, vp harris' aides open up about what went wrong for her campaign. they have figured it out? next.

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>> emily: what we are hearing about vice president kamala harris' election loss from her own campaign stuff. no one is surprised. they are not actually taking blame. they are not actually auditing. instead they are fighting back against claims like the one about vice president harris being afraid to do interviews by saying this. watch great. >> being up against a narrative that we weren't doing anything or we were afraid to have interviews is completely [bl [bleep]. it's another thing we had to fight back that trump never had to worry about. >> emily: harris campaign senior advisor says it wasn't their fault. it was the political environment. >> the political environment sucked. we were dealing with ferocious headwinds and people's instinct was to give the republicans and donald trump another chance.

so we had a complicated puzzle to put together here in terms of voters it was going to take a little bit more independent republicans then we saw an '20. maybe a percent more republican voters for us. >> emily: lol, david. let me get this straight. it wasn't the failures of policies or even inability to articulate them. it wasn't flip-flopping, wasn't the tone-deaf aspect, wasn't not listening to the american people. no, it was the media, the political climate. as always it was anything but. we saw and that facsimile of a candidate someone who isn't a leader because she refuses to take responsibility for anything let alone apparently for the failure of the campaign. >> david: just in that one sound bite you have someone who says it's the media's fault, somebody else's fault, donald trump's fault. donald trump and j.d. vance would talk to anybody. j.d. would say i'll start with the local media and we will get to the nationals. trump will not stop talking. the media was like okay, we are

running out of time. kamala harris walked past the same gaggle's. they traveled with her. she's the vice president of the united states. they are on a plane with her. she couldn't talk to the media. it's your fault. think about that. >> emily: get this, big fish, what do you call it? the tall fish. why the joe rogan interview never happened. this is a big fish. watch. >> we had discussions with joe rogan's team. they were great. they wanted us to come on. we wanted to come on. tried to get a date to make it work and ultimately we weren't able to find a date. as it turns out that was the day trump was taping his joe rogan. so they never confirmed to us. >> we offered it and people should know that. didn't work out. leverage them to get trump in the studio. i don't know.

>> emily: doctor! the straight up lying. we were going to do it. >> the reality is, we all know if they wanted do the interview, she would've done the interview and they chose not to. one of the things, they said it was the hurricane. the hurricane upended that campaign and that's part of it. so it was her. can we say. america rejected her. let's go back to 2019. the highest she got was 15%. down to 3% which is why she dropped out of the primaries. she was gifted the role of the vice presidency. people didn't vote for her. her approval rating always hung in the low 30s as vice president and god bless her campaign staff. they got her up 15 points. took millions of dollars it was just a publicity stunt that was based on nothing she actually accomplished but i think they did a good job. the reality is americans have consistently said no to kamala harris. get the message. move on. >> emily: and yet after her trip to hawaii, she said she was proud of what they did, never give up your power. the reality is the american

people indeed took away her power. >> she didn't even come out and hold news conferences after they finally did nominate her. we didn't know who was running for president in the new we did find out we didn't hear from her until the end of august. trump has been giving news conferences and talking even during his trial. he has been campaigning. if you have time to campaign for presidential campaign while you're being tried criminally in a criminal federal court in new york city i think you have time when you're sitting around at the white house doing absolutely nothing. that recent speech she gave that she released on x, it reminded me of a hostage video. >> her body language said it all. she was hunched over. that's not the message you want to be giving. >> a have to campaign in order to win an election. she didn't campaign and she didn't even talk to the people until the end of august. we are not that dumb. >> emily: nor is that what i look like after two weeks in

hawaii. [laughter] >> david: i am staying out of that. >> i can imagine after missions you go on you have postmortems and you take it seriously. lives are on the line. big things are at stake. why is this campaign unable to do true postmortem, a true autopsy? over 76 million americans know exactly why they failed. it's not hard. >> absolutely. she was rejected. it's plain and simple. americans do not like what they heard from her and sadly they never really heard from her. she was like a chameleon. one day she is saying this, one day she is saying that. president trump terry didn't have time to go on joe rogan. i got tired almost watching president trump. he was in states doing rallies, multiple interviews. he's the energizer bunny. frankly that's who i want as my commander in chief, someone who is in charge and has energy and takes it seriously.

every time president trump speaks his message is clear. he doesn't change his message of betting on the audience. you know what you're getting and that's what he delivers on. run this campaign on hating trump. americans rejected that. they said we want trump. he's going to get things done. >> emily: we have breaking news for you, fox news alert. we have just learned brooke rollins, president-elect trump's pick to lead the jargon of agriculture, also faced those violent threats. put out the statement "this morning we learned that a threat was issued against our home and family and thanks to the swift efforts, she writes, by the fort worth police department, we were unharmed and quickly returned home. i want to express my deep gratitude to the law enforcement professionals who did their utmost in both speed and expertise to protect us," she writes "as they protect our community everything the day." the fbi statement regarding

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>> social media abuzz over a kamala harris video some people are calling "a little off." karl rove is here on that. liberal cities, the incoming trump administration about standing the way of depor deportations. will elected officials face consequences. rudy giuliani about to lose everything including yankees memorabilia he was given as mayor. folks in storm ravaged north carolina and virginia getting a bounty this thanksgiving. tiny homes to get them to the winter. come join molly line and me at the top of the hour for "america reports."

>> emily: knew details about the threats against president-elect trump's cabinet picks continues to pour in. five cabinet officials have confirmed they faced the violent rats and the latest is his pick to lead the epa, lee zeldin, who put up this statement. "a pipe bomb threat targeting me and my family at my home today was sent in with a pro-palestinian themed message. my family and i were not home at the time and are safe. we are working with law enforcement to learn more as the situation develops," he writes. "we are thankful for the swift actions taken by local officers to give our family, neighbors, local community secure." a common and frightening theme we are hearing now, david, as this develops which is these violent threats to families, homes, and on the good side, swift action by local law enforcement to protect these individuals and their families. your analysis? >> david: there's another level to this as i listen to you read these statements which is

the community, the family, the neighbors. lee has got his family and that's good. but it disrupts the entire, you talk about the ems component, emergency services are out there. this is a deliberate effort by whoever is doing it and it's coordinated. you do not have this level of identifying addresses, committing yourself to swatting, trying to hide whether it's through burner phones are fake email addresses or some way to contact law enforcement. this is much bigger than just call, a prank call. that's not what it is. the disruption to the neighbors, to others around, they need to be vocal about this. this needs to be a response from the american people that we are not going to tolerate this. was it you that talked earlier about the democrats? the threat to democracy, the threat to your life. oprah winfrey saying it's the end, you'll never have a vote again? they are all guilty up and down the level whether it's

oprah winfrey all the way down to kamala harris. >> emily: julie, to david's point, you are talking out the rhetoric and the climate. lee zeldin he was running for governor here new york state, he was in rochester in july of 2022 i believe and he was attacked by a man with a sharp weapon, a seeming knife. thanks to leigh's quick action in other men, the man was subdued but this is the second time at least. >> lee is a lovely family man. he comes on the couch on "outnumbered" many times. the reason this is happening, this particular message, pro-palestinian message is exactly what i was talking about because kamala harris has been so strong and the democratic party so strong and crying out about the deaths and civilian casualties of the palestinians but not so much the israelis and that's why you see the heat across the country in the anti-semitism.

this is exactly why. they are targeting republicans. they have bull's-eyes on their backs. >> emily: we don't have get any details, any more details about these threats, who is behind them, the authenticity of things that were written. we don't yet know the ideology or what else is behind these threats so nicole, talk to us about that investigation would look like and what questions the fbi's asking to ensure the safety of these candidates and to ascertain the motives behind these frightening threats. >> nicole: absolutely. it looks like it's highly orchestrated, very well organized. the coincidence that they are coming out at the same time, that's not a coincidence. regardless of who is behind this, all hands on deck and we have to give accolades to local law enforcement. they are the first line of defense for our citizens and for individuals of this. they are the ones that are going to protect you. the fbi, i guarantee your special agents are going to be missing their thanksgiving dinners and rightfully so

because your -- it is your job to protect these individuals. they are sowing chaos and fear. >> dr. saphier: we keep hearing they are threats. pipe bomb threats. as lee zeldin said. we hope to end up being threats but all it takes is for one of them, some want to make real on the threat and now you're talking about death and destruction. this is very serious. we can't just write it off as oh, they are getting all. expecting that after an election. absolutely not. we cannot tolerate this. there has to be zero tolerance and i am for the biden-harris administrations to come out strong on this. >> emily: i second that. more "outnumbered." stay with us.

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