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♪. mark: hello america i am mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" send a pre-thank you for being here we have two great guests, yes the secretary of dhs and our buddy charles payne we will discuss the economy and the government. but before we do that continue to think about the horrendous tragedy that happened over the potomac at reagan national airport. i'm at the same time really in the same news cycle donald trump sought to freeze for 60 days is spending now spending on social security or medicare to think like that but spending on left wing causes woke causes, soon about non- governmental organizations the receiving hundreds of millions if not billions and billions of dol dollars. washington went nuts in the most radical federal judge appointed by biden who sits in the district court in washington d.c. said i'm to put a temporary

restraining order on that she effectively froze donald trump's freeze. and so that is been adjusted somewhat without getting into the weeds. but it got me too thinking, i think you and i better take a step back and see was going on in this country. what is being done to us. how is it possible that the tower at reagan national airport that turns out to be the busiest airport in the country probably one of the smallest is understaffed? how is that possible with all the money we are spending? the answer is that we are spending so much money the government is so ubiquitous is so massive so involved in everything that it cannot do anything right. it is impossible to control it. what was to be a relatively innocuous federal government operating from a defined enumeration of specific grants of powers i explained has become

an ever present unaccountable force it is the nation's largest creditor, debtor, lender, employer, consumer, contractor, grantor, property owner, tenant, insurer, health care provider and pension guarantor and i'm sure there's much more. with aggrandize police powers what it does not control directly advance or mandates by regulation. that is the problem here is the constitution. the national government is supposed to be limited. governmental powers not mentioned in here belong to the states and beyond that you, the american people you have your fruit in the private sector has its freedom the ninth amendment is in effect the enshrinement in our governing document of the declaration of independence the tenth amendment is federalism. doedoes it even matter anymore. what kind of a republic is this? is it a republic? is it a federal republic? i should say not the actions in

washington not in the states, okay. it is a represented republic question mckay would say it not. the laws we live under are not passed by congress there issued by fiat by the massive bureaucracy. what is left, are we a constitutional republic? i do not know if you read the constitution lately? is this a limited government with limited powers, doesn't seemed like it. so what kind of government is it? it is a government that is transitioning into a two radical centralized which donald trump is trying to wrestle to the ground. with the f a federal workforce f 3 million civilians minus the post office 2.4 million that is big, state and local governments together they have nearly 20 million people including teachers. about 10 million people work for the federal government as federal contractors on top of employees. over 70 million if you exclude

military and post office contractors they are almost 3000 counties in america, we don't have the foggiest idea how many contractors work for them and how many employees are involved in them. this is massive. for the first seven months of fiscal year 2024 which began last october net interest payments totaled $514 billion. that's interest on the debt. outpacing defense spending by $20 billion for the first time in american history. budget analyst say that trend is going to continue making 2020 for the first year ever the united states will spend more on interest payments than on national security. but go broke date for social security trust fund is 2035 according to the trustees of the social security and medicare programs. 2035 is not that far away. my calculation not that i'm a mathematician is 10 years from now. medicare hospital trust fund is projected to run out in 2036, why? because they took money out of

the trust fund is spent on general operating expenses they keep adding benefits to these programs and they keep adding people like illegal aliens to these programs. they are going broke and what are they doing about it? nothing do they even care? no they don't care let's talk about these regulations i wrote about and rediscovering americanism. the congressional research service recently reported that according to the office of the federal registrar. the system 2017 this is eight years ago the number of final published each year by the executive branch by the injured bureaucracies in the range of 2500 -- 4500 rules. those rules are aimed at you. do you know what they are? of course not. you know who promulgated them? of course not. don't have the foggiest idea. that's not representative government, is it? the competitive enterprise institute determined by decembee

years ago a record-setting federal registrar 97110 pages, every year the government issues of federal registrar with the regulations. that year there were almost 100,000 pages. agencies that issued 3 3008 here 53 rules and regulations. forty-three more than the year before and 18 times a number of laws congress passed during the same year trade the vast majority of laws are passed by a faceless nameless bureaucrats. can you lobby them you don't even know who they are most of them do not go to the office to work what are you supposed to do knock on the door go to their home and say can i talk to about that regulation? it's so completely out of control. it is worse national taxpayer union foundation congress considers the debt ceiling deal and they wrote this two years ago lawmakers should be mindful of a gao government accountability office report that congress titled the nation's phy fiscal health publd earlier this month again this

was a couple years ago the report begins with a stark warning about the federal debt quote the federal government faces an unsustainable long-term fiscal future. wow those are democrats are concerned about have you noticed? again the 60 day freeze which basically froze all of this money going into the leftist organizations and woke programs, they almost had a heart attack. there is a shuman lobbying again i can't believe it's going on here where they want to cut social security medicare. no they don't, didn't say anything about the annual physical health report examines the future fiscal past of the federal government by running a 75 year simulation extrapolating current policies for revenue in pandprogram spending in the fut. is this boring everybody? i hope not. because this is about you and whether you're going to live in a free prosperous society even more you might but your children and your grandchildren will not unless we start tapping the brakes and slamming the brakes.

gao models based on the 10 year end 30 are economic and fiscal projection by the congressional budget office, 75 year projections by the board of trustees for social security and medicare 75 year physical fiscal projections developed by the office of management and budget. you got cbo, gao you've got the omb you've got all of the big alphabet soup's that matter. what are they say? the debt was about 97% of the gdp at the end of fiscal year 22. whwhat is that mean? gdp is all the value of the economy the private economy creates. reduction of products and services. 97% of that equals our annual debt. so we are barely producing enough to outpace the debt each year. but that's 2022 according to gao simulation is on track to reach a historical high of 106% in 2029212% by 2050 without any

change that gao estimates the debt will reach 625% of gdp in 2096. when your grandchildren are the age of 50 or 60 the economy will not exist anymore. it is dead. it is completely dead. that is the burden we are placing on them. honestly while the republican parties participating in this, they are the only party that's trying to fix it we will raise taxes that won't even come close to fixing this. not even close. if nothing is done to reduce the future deficit the debt burden will become unbearable they write trending on a vicious circle of growing deficits in higher cost to finance the debt. we are being warned right now the pots and pans but not by that media. you'd notice the not that all worked up about it. and yet with all the spending and all of the regulation, all the taxes and all the bureaucrats, we are short

personnel in the air tower at reagan to make sure we are safe. we are on that in a sack of u.s. federal government is the most indebted governments on the face of the earth. as of 2022 the latest available data federal debt reached 110% of gdp. we passed 96%. ranking 18th highest out of 161 countries for which the ims international monetary fund japan tops the ranking the central government debt at 214% of gdp followed by greece, eritrea, italy, singapore, aren't we proud? not long ago u.s. was among the least indebted countries in 2001 u.s. federal debt was 41% of g gdp. lower than debt levels found in 99 other countries. what happened? obama, the pandemic, and biden. for that is what happened. this is from the u.s. treasury

department fiscal report that debt to gdp ratio was approximate 97% at the end of fy 2023. we just talked about that under current policy and based on this report's assumptions it is projected to be and i'm underscoring this, 531% of 2098. they continue to ride the debt to gdp ratio indicates the current fiscal policy unsustainable. unsustainable the word used by the treasury department. unsustainable the word used by the office of management and budget. unsustainable, the word used by the congressional budget office. unsustainable, the word used by the general accountability office. unsustainable but just under $36 trillion in debt. that's over $270,000 per household. that is your mortgage. but, it's even worse than that in america. do you know the federal government is running such a ponzi scheme and does not account to you for the off

budget debts, what are you talking about? the greatest expenditures we have in this country and the federal budget or the so-called entitlement programs including social security and medicare. they already robbed those funds of all their money we have ious and those funds iou to the treasury. and others debt on top of debt. but, don't worry probably get an annual update those of you and your retirement telling about what is in your accounts. that means you don't have an account. so we have to play along the ponzi notion. but, what do we owe ourselves under these entitlement programs? social security and medicare. you know, if you run a private business you have to account to the federal government, to all the regulars federal, state, local how much money you owe your employees in terms of

pensions. or other non- daily, non- annual expenses. and they want to look at your books and they should. but, that's not how the federal government does it. if we include the promises made under social security and medicare to we the people who have paid into these systems, if you get a paycheck every single paycheck that is the plan, right? but, how much indebted is simply created there? what market should go away. not anymore how much is it? i estimates are anywhere from 10106a ready for this, trilliono close to 300 trillion. did you hear what i said? this 36 trillion staff, that's a tiny piece of the budget.

the discretionary part of the budget. i talked about this a few months ago on this program. as 20 or 25% of the budget. now you talk about the big parts of the budget you are talking about the so-called entitlement programs that we have paid into, we were told was insurance. we expect the government to use proper accounting systems, they did not. they stole the money, it is all spent. but if we play along with the scheme we owe ourselves anywhere from one or 60 trillion to upwards of $300 trillion. now, when are we going to pay that off? never. never. so, let's circle back. the reason there are not enough people air traffic controllers and that tower at reagan national airport, the reason there are not enough people on the border to protect this

country, the reason why the federal government blows $250 billion every year to waste, fraud, abuse of cordova trillion dollars every year. it's because they are involved in everything. and they do nothing well. when you see schumer and hakeem jeffries and the democrats on capitol hill every time there is an effort to reform any of these programs, any time there's an effort to hold back some spending part antennas and effort even though the long haul over 10 years or 20 years to really try to reduce the federal debt, they fear monger don't they? they scaremongering they tell you there out to get your favorite program. and maybe they are because the vast majority of the on budget money goes, does anybody know? redistribution of wealth. not to pay for things the federal government is supposed to pay for their sums of money

sent to individuals under vast number of programs vast sums of money that are sent to states to fund a vast number of programs. localities to fund a vast number of programs the vast majority of money the federal government spends on foreign budget putting aside entitlements is to redistribute wealth. too many of you, too many of you. and so, the democrats don't cut anything they will say let's cut the defense. defense has been cut. and yet that's the main job of the federal government, isn't it? to protect us. or they towed the rich do not pay enough, really? since congress last balance the budget 2001 revenues have grown at a robust annual average rate of 3.9%. which was higher than the average inflation rate since 2001 which was 2.5% of the problem is this spending has grown at a much faster pace of 5.5% annually, which h is led to

today's large deficit the congressional budget office projects federal revenue will grow strongly over the coming decade or annual average of about four-point to percent however without reform spending is expected to grow even faster pushing deficit is even higher when they talk about medicare for all they want to create a new massive program for which there is no money. they want to keep centralized power centralized government, keep redistributing wealth. because of this, the constitution does not matter to the democrats of the big spending republicans it just does not matter anymore. this is why we did not have enough people in the shower. at reagan this is why the government fails on so many fronts this is wh why they wanto destroy donald trump and his brand-new administration even when he proposes the most modest steps. right now they are looking at 1200 programs they are trying to get the federal bureaucracy under control.

they are looking for ways to cut, to reform to create efficiencies and they are being blocked every step of the way it byradical left-wing groups who basically represent the democratic party who go to their favorite cherry picked judges appointed by obama, appointed by biden, appointed by clinton. even some by reagan under these various deals in order to stop trump. if donald trump does not suc succeed, the country is going to fail. not because of you and me. not because the american spirit of the red-blooded americans, because of the bureaucracy and the democrat party and the media and all of these surrogates. these non- government type entities and so forth. that does not believe in capitalism, limited government, and your constitution. we will be right back.

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welcome back america. we are the freshly minted cabinet secretary of department of homeland security kristi noem noem. welprint welcome madam secretary pretty hit the ground running.

you are from south dakota and going to all these cities which much seem a little strange and pretty go to all the cities are finding all these murders, rapists and pedophiles. i guess my question to you is this, just across your mind, you say to yourself good lord why didn't biden do this or mayorkas? we know where these people are the obvious he knew where they were why did they leave them there? >> that is what is surprising. as we go into these biggest cities and we are in these communities such as the other day we were in the bronx pulling out guys who had weapons charges, drug charges, assault. they were charged with rape and murder the community knew where they were the law enforcement knew where they were. they just did not go extract them and protect the individuals that are raising their families there. and mark, what was overwhelming was the fact we were on the streets and arresting these individuals and taking them into incarceration the community members were walking by and saying thank you.

they were saying thank you for doing this. for being here and making our streets safer. america overwhelmingly one sees the bad guys and dirtbags off our streets and out of this country. the fact joe biden did not do that for so many years proves he did not put america first. he was weakening us from within. what you doing all these things president trump come at you, others are doing all these things without bipartisan legislation quote unquote. how is that possible? you are taking criminals trying to throw them out of the country you did not need any new legislation to do any of this digital? >> or no were just enforcing federal law we had a president and the white house when joe biden was there that was breaking federal law every single day i met with senators i had of my confirmation hearings it will be republicans and democrats for they both said overwhelmingly every meeting that i had we know we need to secure our border. we know we have to get dangerous individuals out of this country.

they agree with it by the democrats had to learn their lesson and the last election cycle. you can be as political as you want to but the american people have spoken and they want their country back up or they went their country back and they want to start holding people accountable to that. obviously they're going to disagree with us on different policies and different discussions. but boy, president trump is a never had such a united front and a mandate from the american people that clearly democrats are getting the message we need the mayors and governors to get the message to the factory of sanctuary cities in this country is a shame. they need to be fixed and removed those local leaders need to be held accountable. quickly sanctuary cities some of these mayors and governors remind me of the confederacy. under the constitution you the federal government, president trump you have plenary control over immigration. the governor of texas who is enforcing federal law with the

feds warrant. he led people to find a federal law. they say the country to fight federal law. they are not going to assist you folks. are you going to sitting down to hopefully soon to be confirmed pam bondi and try to address this from the legal perspective whether or not it's criminal, civil, or some kind of a court order? we cannot have these potentates in these cities and in these estates and making federal policy when it comes to this, right? lex i agree. my job is to uphold the law, follow federal law when it comes to immigration in our systems and deporting criminals for the department of justice is who prosecutes. and so they will be doing that. pam is united in the fact we have to hold people accountable the scales of justice have to treat everyone equally. that is what i tell folks every single day when i'm out on the streets in our communities is

listen, american citizens are held accountable to the laws of this country. illegals should be held accountable to the laws of the country we are not picking and choosing winners anymore. this is america but we woke up this minute we are blessed 99% of people this world because we woke up here in this country we added some integrity back to our constitution we have got leaders in place now that respect that are going to uphold it and a prespresident in the white house that loves this country he's got leaders with him and people he is placed in the cabinet they're going to go forward and do exactly what he promised the american people. people are going to get their communities back for the going gets a raise their children safe communities again. we are going to be proud of the nine states of america continue to lead the free world. mark: and we come back, guantanamo bay pretty good idea. one of the plans for guantanamo bay? what kind of people are you planning on putting there? we will be right back.

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♪. mark: welcome back america. we are here with kristi noem with the department of homeland security that's a big department all kinds of things going on as you know. let's focus on guantanamo bay that's a great idea. what kind of individuals you plan to put in guantanamo bay? >> at the facility right now that is holding illegal aliens and criminals. it is holding those who are the worst of the worst for today were going to expand the capacity it could expand up to 30,000 people. we will use that for those individuals who need to be prosecuted for violent crimes, rapes, murders, assaults. on held accountable and then get them out of this country. so it is a good solution for us that can be stood up quite quickly part of hoping to get there soon to oversee the building of the facility and make sure we have the resources we need to detain these

individuals and get our country back. that's one of the reasons we will be hitting capitol hill a lot asking for reconciliation bill. we coul cannot do it president p the little resources to do it. it'ssuch as building detention centers already on our streets we need to make sure we fix our legal immigration system to so that we have more immigration courts we can do the processing faster and judges that will be doing their work and make sure this country really does work for the american people again. on that we continue to be a nation of immigrants but legal immigrants not those who do us harm. mark: do you get the sense on capitol hill among the democrats and the bulk of them, that they support what you are doing or you have to persuade them to support what you're doing? or they're out in out hostile to what you're doing? i don't get it is radical and left wing as they are a murderer is it murder a rapist is a pit rapist a pedophile is a

pedophile that's what you're dealing with right now you're not even's and with the others unless they happen to be there and you'll get to that. you are jon with the worst of the worst right now and i get the sense when i watch some these knuckleheads on tv, they are using propaganda and other stuff to try and undermine what you're doing maybe i'm wrong about that very quick to listen, mark, we've got the bite administrations utilize the programs that have been set up to facilitate the cartels laundering money for the chinese to bring in fentanyl and other drugs to destroy the next generation of americans but listen, chinese that wanted to destroy this country for hundreds and hundreds of years. they are partnering now with the cartels to bring in these types of poisons and kill off our kids and launder their dollars so they can destroy us from within. we are not just basic national security threats overseas and from the military and operations that we have always faced they have a systematic plan to

partner with other organizations and ngos to destroy america from within and kill her children. that's really what my job as of the department of homeland security is to do everything we can from the interior of this country to protect our americans do with honor no matter who we have to fight whether to one criminal actor on the streets of new york city, or the entire cartel organization in the middlmiddle east terrorists, wel go after them and we will destroy them. mark: terrific. it seems to me these mayors are governors who are running around beating their chest about how they are going to support criminals. nay need to understand they're going to pay a price for this for this a lot of federal money that flows into the states in these localities. i think at all of government approach to deal with this because these mayors and governors, are not only inflicting harm on their citizens, they are costing we, the federal taxpayer a ton of money. it's for the very first things i did hear secretary as i stopped all of the grants that were

going out to these ngos that we are facilitating that part will use every lever we have to get these mayors and governors in line to work with us. mark: outstanding for a new issue all the best, good luck you're off to a strong stop start you and president trump are god bless you. >> god bless you too.ve mark n: we will be right back. py settings being on by default for teens under 16, accounts are set to private. he cannot send or receive dm's, and only his friends can comment. so he can post away, and i've got one less thing, to worry about. so, dad, how old do you have to be to get a tattoo? uh, um. teen safety settings on by default. ♪ speaker: who's coming in the driveway? speaker: dad. dad, we missed you. daddy, hi. speaker: goodness. my daughter is being treated for leukemia.

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mark: welcome back america. we are here is our friend charles payne post on fb and making money, fox news contributor author of unbreakable investor. charles payne i'm guessing you're pretty static right now you have a president of the united states is looking at the massive growth of the federal bureaucracy and you say i'm going to do something about this and he is. you're looking at these regulations and saying i'm going to do something about this like i did last time but even bigger and he is. now i've got to look at government spending he's trying to do something about that he is working with congress but also

we try to 60 day freeze of these outrageous expenditures for that left-wing groups their causes and everything and of course they take them to federal court they find that most left-wing judge in america, she puts a freeze on it. he has to pull back the memo on whatever and so forth and so on. this is it is and that there is really one guy he was a cut spending, cut regulations and is bringing is a party, some of the party members reluctantly. a lot okay in the democrat party and there is sarah goetz are going to fight them every step of the way am i right? >> you are 1000% right. the beautiful thing is of all of those numbers president trump has a much bigger number. the people who were behind it not just those who voted for him but six since the election is popular is gone to the roof by the way the popularity of his issues, those have increased even more than his popularity. he has got a massive mandate and i know that bureaucracy was to

defied i don't democrats who have seen their polls go down below the floor and even a lot on the republican side you like the status quo. they want to fight it. but, the numbers are too large for trumpets to determine you'll get a judge here and there but the things he wants to put into place are so revolutionary. although some have been tried not to this extent i will be externally pumped. we started this week with the market in a freefall concern about technologies, will we lose there? in the end we are not there were not going to lose the lead on anything these things president trump is doing long-term prosperity. the audience sees understand this. we are not going to measure this like wall street measure success every three months. we are going to measure this under mckinley 36 years of prosperity. would look the way you look at harding and coolidge a decade of a prosperity buckle up and be

prepared for death of trumpets trying to achieve. they played those comparisons are exactly right. once you get this done under control to the extent he can. he wants to build the federal bureaucracy of course. you look at this energy you cannot turn the switch and energy is being produced here. a capitol investment clearing out the regulation clearing out the land to do it and the places to do it. the obstacle created by the prior administration. you look at ai he sees of the chinese communists are up to there is out front generating investment in that party wants to get out front on that he created a space force because he realized he got to deal with space the communist chinese and the russians are in space. he is looking way ahead five years, 10 years, 20 years ahead. i do not think we seen a president like this have we? >> no we haven't.

the special interests have got us again and gets back to wall street. every three months because their earnings season the report cards come out to their profit margin squeeze just a little bit. it's that everything is centered on gas prices go up a nickel big open nickel now make up a dollar the ensuing year old take that. we'll do right now a national u.s. refinery active. two more refineries maybe three. don't have enough refineries the lesson was built in 1977. when candidate talks about saber rattling red cut off energy to america it is preposterous that the best oil out there, the crazy thing is a lot of got us a lot of it overseas because we cannot refine it. we don't ever want any country ever was on this the hard with your covered, to hold back any resources that we can produce

ourselves in this case we are blessed why not take advantage of it question but that's one thing i would add quickly president trump could do this if he is watching let's push u.s. refineries we need to beg once maybe somewhere in the midwest and some are in the east coast too. >> a few nuclear power plants. >> a lot of those put all of the above but the thing is we've got this for the going to build that of the powerful is because of the ai story but that's happening fast and furious that's driving the stock market. but remember you places like california and that actually stopped refineries just recently and then of course the pressure we've had to stop more fossil fuefuels set us back big time. we will be right back. when the temperature drops... you've got two choices. close your eyes and think warm thoughts. or open your eyes and get out here. there's only one vehicle lineup that embraces everything the cold has to offer. the official vehicles of winter.

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mark: welcome back america. charles payne our friend. you are capitalist you are a market capitalist. what do you make of all this talk about tariffs? >> ultimate bogeyman i cannot believe how many experts get out there every single day it's otis spark inflation is going to destroy our economy 's going to hurt the american public. we talk about two of the greatest piece of economic growth in our country where they have in common the mckinley era

and the roaring 20s they had tariffs. they had tough immigration policies that evolving technology. go back to the roaring 20s we had the emergency tariff act of 1921 then we had 19202 from 19202 until 1930s, those of the toughest terrace we had in our history. some items were up to four 100%. how do you have tariffs in the roaring 20s coexist? tariffs are deflationary or if you make a product from overseas cost more and maybe we'll find american version of it. maybe we'll build american factory that makes it. all of this and belies history. it's amazing to me too gets back to again folks worried about large corporation, multinational not making a certain amount of money. listen we love free trade as a country but we love free trade president trump loves a free-trade is send a fair and smart trade. got to tell you right now, every period of major economic prosperity that was shared by

the masses had three things in common. tariffs, a harsh immigration and tough immigration policies and evolving technology. we want to preserve all three now. >> i have a little different view on tariffs as a matter fact that reagan had on tariffs as i discussed in my program last week. we talk a lot about free markets he hammered the japanese and hammered the textile industry and so forth and so on. i will tight white now is a time thetime for tariffs with me dese the history. our industrial base has been weakened. it's been weakened by the communist chinese but they subsidize the business for the seal technology from us for they own 51% of every one of our businesses every other business and coin communist china. you cannot play fair with a nuclear nation that views the enemy that's trying to take over navigable waters trying to cover economy. threatening us, subsidizing their businesses. stealing from ours and we sit

back and pretend it's not happening. so, i think we need to rebuild our industrial base. that is what donald trump is about quite frankly. and, all the rest of the tariff, terrible way if that is what you want to do. i have no problem with that. but, we must rebuild our industrial base. we have had policies coming out of washington. whether it's environmental policies of economic po policies that have undermined our superpower status. how do you respond to that? >> one 100% all of the above. [laughter] fibers everything you just said. we are giving away we are still the largest most powerful nation in the world that the most desirable economy to do business with. we are not leveraging that the way we should we act like the calm b,book strip of the skinnyn the basement kickstand in his face. we are the ones who should be kicking the sand not recoiling from it i agree with you. again if we think longer term

and we go and fight for the sink to fight for the industrial base we fight for the american worker and our customer base is how we do that but we think longer term think about a near-term hick up here or there this is the ultimate weapon at the right time. we are not what activity or chances. china is building a pentagon like building but twice the size of the pentagon for china is preparing for something stored nearly ominous. and we better be prepared for. mark: as a key i agree with you one 100% the democrats tend they stand for the little guy will they tax them and impose inflation on the their part whie they regulate dhec out of their businesses. and create all this economic dislocation. charles payne my friend, i want to thank you. always terrific. god bless you my friend. >> you to come and see you soon. mark: we will be right back.

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