prele veil. rising the american flag in victory creating the stun being image turned into a memorial statue honoring the marines in that battle that began 67 years ago today. that's how fox reports on a sunday, february 19th. 2012. i'm harris falkner, huckabee is next. >> tonight on huckabee, on one hand their leader bragged about their nuclear power. on the other hand they want to make nice asking for talks. can anyone negotiate with iran? they can stand up to ahmadnejad. plus, investigate the personal lives, and tucker carlson takes us inside media matters, hell bent on taking down the most powerful name in news. and then, an action movie with no stuntmen. real life navy seals using real life ammo, join the fworn

tonight. . >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applause] >> hello, everybody, thank you. thank you very much. grit audience. and we're delighted to have you, welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. well, over the next ten days, i'm going to be in israel taking a group of about 175 people to see firsthand this remarkable nation. and stallwart american ally and we're going to travel, and naturally visiting the biblical and historical sites that have shaped world history and bed rock for faith thousands of years. i've often said that reading the bible before a trip to israel is reading it it in black and white. after visiting this incredible land it's like reading it in living color. we will of course visit not only the places made famous from the old and new

testaments, but make sure those who go with me have a clear understanding why the happenings in a country the size of about new jersey do matter to every american. the u.s. and israel don't simply share the organizational relationship between allies, we share an organic relationship of nations who were et created by the sacrifices of those who died to give personal and religious liberty to their children and generations beyond. our relationship is tied to a common understanding that people are free, not because government granted such a blessing, but because god endowed us with life, liberty and the pursuant of happiness. our commitment to free speech, dissent with our own government and the ability to choose our leaders through elections, are just a part of our bond. today, even as i prepare to go, the radical leadership of iran's totalitarian government is moving towards the reaction of its own nuclear weapon.

for those who argue at that iran has as much right to nuclear arms as the u.s. and russia and china, pakistan, israel or india, let's make the distinction. each of those nations have developed their nuclear capacity as a deterrent. they have nuclear devices precisely so as to hope to never use them and iran stands as a nation whose maniacal president openly declares he'd like to use them against israel and the united states. and this is a nation that already demonstrated it's ready to murder its own citizens in the streets for protesting the brutal excesses of iranian government and a country that will kill its own women in cold blood certainly won't hesitate to kill the innocents from a nation it considers to be infidels. current u.s. administration has been openly critical of israel for building bedrooms for its own people in their own neighborhoods, but have been much less demanding to confront iran for building

bombs. now, few doubt that israel will at some point have to take military action to preempt an iranian nuclear threat. few know whether the u.s. can be counted on as a reliable partner when that day comes. don't be naive, the iranians hatred and contempt of israel is only exceeded by their hatred and con at the point in time of the united states. aiming something at israel is practice for their big target, you. that's my view and you can contact me at mike huckabee diet come and when you do, be sure to click on fox news feedback section there at the home page and e-mail me and contact me on facebook, or sign up to follow me on twitter. by the way, my new york times best selling book "a simple government" something congress needs more of is out in paper back at book stores and amazon and hope if you don't have a

copy in hard back, now you can get it in paper back and carry it wherever you go. and called iran the most irresponsible force in the world and a nuclear iran should concern the united states and every other country. and the chief of staff bennett, joins us from jerusalem. it's great to have you with me today. thank you very much for joining me. [applause]. >> and let's start by talking about the very real threat that is being posed by the iranians, they've made lots of comments, the saber rattling is real, just to this weekend we've now learned that they're looting ships in direct sort of flagrant violation of everything to keep peace in that area. is israel imminent in taking action against iran for their nuclear buildup? >> governor, iran is racing towards acquiring a nuclear weapon. we're at the very last moment.

this is going to be the first time in world history, that a maniacal islamic regime will acquire a nuclear weapon the day after they have a bomb will be a different day for the entire world. and iran is an octopus of terror sending its arms to india, to bangkok, it washington, to europe, and to lebanon and the whole world. we have to stop them, and yes, it is imminent. >> mike: is israel in a position to be able to hang on in a sustained military action, or hot war with a country like iran that's built up a significant military? >> well if necessary, we will. obviously, america has much more capabilities of sustaining an attack on iran, but right now, as it stands, most of iran's facilities are still vulnerable, they're moving their facilities underground and that's why we're at the very last moment,

right now we could still take them out, based on public knowledge, but a year from now shall it's going to be a whole different ball game. that's why over the next 12 months, the world has to act. >> mike: one of the, maybe different things that i'm seeing in this administration than in previous u.s. administrations, is the confidence of the israeli people as to whether the u.s. could be counted on to back them up if they have to take action. the israelis have never asked us to join with them in a military action never and i think a lot of americans don't know that. we've supplied arms and supplied equipment. even planes, we have never supplied soldiers to an israeli action. israel never asked us for that, but we've always provided what i would call cover. we've provided a clear directive that we were behind israel and supported them. israelis that i talked to today do not feel that they are confident that this

administration would stand behind an israeli action. is that the view on the street right now? >> yes, it is, governor. for the first, for the past three years, america's administration squandered the ability to impose even paralyzing sanctions on iran. and the sanks imposed now are too little, too late. and we do not know for sure that america will be there for us in this current administration and that's why we're concerned. we're being told, israel do not attack iran. but how can we not do it? we don't know what we're going to see 12 months from now. we have no guarantees that others will take care of this. now, twice in the the past israel took off-- took over and bombed facilities, the first one was in iraq in baghdad in 19 # 1. the whole world condemned us, but ten years after, the whole world blessed us for doing it. likewise in 2007 in syria, imagine, governor, if right now as outside fall, he would

have two or three nuclear bombs, what would the world look like? so if necessary we'll do the job for the world, but please, please, don't tell us to stand back and just wait and i guess, pray for something good to happen. >> and especially, praying for something good to happen out of the iranians and let me say there's a celebration between the goodness of the iranian people who i have great respect for and the iranian government whom i have zero respect because they've shown their brutal nature and irrational attitude not just to israel, but speak to the fact you're not the only people in the middle east concerned about iran so are the people of the saudis and emirates pan qatar and kuwait and jordan. there's a universal about iran in the middle east. >> that's absolutely right. iran acquiring a nuclear pom would men they're over entire

region the nuclear race the saudies with the gulf states and everyone in this region does not want iran to acquire a bomb a we need to do everything possible to stop them. in fact, the saudies and the gulf states committed to pump in as much oil as necessary to off set any oil taken off the market by iran. we don't have to worry about prices spiking. we've got to worry about doing the job, if obama won't do it, let israel do the job. >> mike: and thank you, to prime minister netanyahu and also, i think your insight. everyone in that region and most of the people in the free world are hoping that israel will carry out this mission at some point in the know not too distant future and the only entity that seems to be a little reluctant is the united states administration, even both houses of congress and both democrat and republican parties are for it and i hope that you guys will have the full support of the the american people. i hope to see you next week,

na tally, thank you for being with me today. >> thanks so much, governor, thank you. thank you very much. >> mike: well, coming up the daily caller's tucker carlson joins me for a look into the hard core operating of media matters for america, a taxpayer subsidized group doing everything in its power to attack and its credit the very network that you're watching right now. stay with us. [ male announcer ] got a cold? [ sniffles ] not sure what to take? click on the robitussin® relief finder. click on your symptoms. get your right relief. makes the cold aisle easy. robitussin®. relief made simple. but think about your heart. 2% has over half the saturated fat of whole milk. want to cut back on fat and not compromisen taste? try smart balance fat free milk. it's what you'd expect from the folks at smart balance.

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recently the daily caller become exposing the media operations and the fox news contributor, tucker carlson joins me from washington. tucker, this is fascinating, if not explosive series that the daily caller has been doing and interestingly, let's talk about first, this idea that they're digging up dirt on fox employees. and that's the the stuff of pa political campaign not a watch dog organization. >> and not even a legitimate political campaign. i don't know a single presidential campaign, i know your campaign didn't do that and i don't know anyone that would do that, it's risky and unethical and it would potentially back fire. but we obtained an internal memo from media matters that laid out a plan to undermine fox. our private investigators to quote look into the personal lives of fox employees, targeting them online, going to their homes, placing billboards across from their houses, really harassing them

and placing moles within fox news, sort of war without limits against fox. >> mike: there was a memo that you guys were able to obtain, this is just one of the quotes from it, it says, we must take fox news head on in a well funded presidential style campaign to discredit and embarrass the network, making it illegitimate in the eyes of news consumers. now, again, that seems highly unusual with you one of the things i found unusual that you uncovered, a reporter, ben smith used to be politico and now another organization. >> that's right. >> mike: apparently had this information more than a year ago. and never-- >> yes, he did. >> mike: never really revealed the intentionty of things that were being uncovered by this memo. why didn't he report the story? i mean, any journalist ought to jump at that. >> just as-- >> regardless of your point of view. >> you would think. in the course of our reporting, we were told by media matters employees that ben smith at politico was one of their go-to reporters and leak things to, someone they

felt was a useful pawn for them. and so, we asked ben smith about this and in the course of that information, it turned out that he had obtained a cape of a 90 page mm mow and he we also have a copy of this memo, about a year ago, and never printed the vast majority of its contents a now, that's a bee traul trayal core idea of journalism and bring material to your readers. and he did not report that information. we think that's one of several examples of mainstream so-called mainstream reporters doing the bidding of media matters. >> mike: you know, tucker, i want to be fair to all of our viewers to explain that what media matters reports, it's their business, that's fine. in a country where we value free speech, they're free to say things, even if they're untrue, irresponsible and reckless all of which they've done. here is the rub and i think the heart of this story that needs to be told.

and needs a thorough investigation. it's one thing if you do that as a political organization, because then you're using people's dollars that are nontax except. >> that's right. >> and you're just saying, i want to do this. but if you do it under the guise of a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and your donors are getting tax benefits for doing this. >> correct. >> mike: they are not allowed by law to make these kind of statements. so, speak to the fact that this is not about their ability to say what they want to say, it is about their ability to use my tax dollars to come and basically destroy me and the organization that i work for? >> that's exactly right. i mean, we're not contesting their right to have left wing political views, lots of people do. we're contesting their right to take taxpayer subsidies to espouse those views and by the way, they're also in close collusion with the obama white house. we have a record after meeting

between the media matters president and valerie jerrick, and we have knowledge and reported between the white house and media matters and another weekly meeting where a white house official attendance with media matters. so, look, this is in effect an arm of the obama campaign. and our view is, and i think the view of any nonaligned person looking at this, would be that's fine. but just don't expect to get tax exempt status. now, in real life as you know, it's hard to get anyone tax exempt status revoked, almost never happens. there are members of congress and we did a story of it, now looking into media matters tax exemption and we'll see what happens and this is the crux of why it's outrageous. >> mike: tucker, you and i both know that churches are regularly strend about the it cans status because the pastor says he's against abortion or marriage. and the pastor speaking his heart from a bubble cal world

view. if that tax exempt status is threatened. help me understand why we wouldn't have outrage going on and media organizations such as the new york times, washington post and abc and nbc and cbs, why have they got touched this story? >> because they're in deep sympathy with the aims of media matters in many cases and also because they're implicated in what media matters does. rer reporters from every institution you just named, receive regularly and have over the years, information from media matters, the main way, in fact, that media matters dissem mates, and it's attempts to help et cetera, et cetera and media matter gets the benefit of the doubt. if a fox memo were shown saying we're going to

investigate, holy smokes, you don't think would be new york times. >> mike: certainly would be. tucker, thank you for being here. and thank you to being here. coming up, two prominent christian leaders, one evangelical and one catholic and they say our nation is on a downward spiral that only a spiritual renewal can stop. the authors of a dynamic new book called "indivisible" joins me next. stay with us.

>> is our country losing the values that our (applause) >> in our countries is losing the values that our founding fathers, faith, family and freedom. and my next guests say we've got to restore them before it's too late. the they're the co-authors of a brand new book called "indivisible". james is the founder of

outreach international and also a theologian. and i probably need to tell people i once worked as a director of communications doing radio and television stuff for james robinson when i was a very young man. >> everyone should appreciate how wl we trained you. >> mike: look where i am. one of these days i'll get it right. this book you've written, i did the forward on it and made a quote and i said this book could be a game changer for america. i've rarely read anything that i set back and said, wow, these guys get it. and let me start, you're not exactly what i'd call the likely pair. evangelic evangelical, founder of a christian organization and a catholic theologian. what do you have. >> we have common concerns and we felt they were so grave and required such serious attention, prayerful, of course, serious attention that we needed to be able to find

the common ground to address the common concerns that we have. >> what's the common concerns that we need to think about, whether we're christian or not. >> all the ones you mentioned. everyone is concerned about the economy and in the last week, the so-called social issues and turn over and christians are on the front line, concerned about marriage and that's a general and societal issue and people of faith, we've got a lot of foundational principles we hold on to and we argue if we gather around the fundamental principles that we share in common, we're going to do a lot more to restore the culture than if we snipe at each other. >> is it about to get everybody in the g.o.p. >> i was correctly kwaeted where the two of us work together and they said that one of the reasons that i actually put a little distance, as far as visibility between james robinson and the religious right you and i were very active in encouraging people to look at the principles when you and i were southern baptist and had a

southern baptist sunday school teacher who was in the white house and lo and behold, we felt like he we saw someone with more important principles at time from hollywood, ronald reagan. so we asked people to pray and focus, but it looked like that the emphasis that the christian community put out from a conservative biblical perspective made them an appendage of the republican party and the star telegram said i was not comfortable with the church and christian faith as a pen damage of any political party. i feel it's our responsibility to affect every party, every person, in the united states, including those in the leadership in washington and jay and i believe we settled on some issues of could concern to everybody and one of them, you cannot separate the social and the moral issues from their effect on the economic or the fiscal issues, they are inaccept parable in part of indivisible. if we get our country back on

track with our diversity, we're going to have to come together on foundational principles, and i believe it can happen and it must happen and people of faith and those who understand the importance of family and understand the freedom, are the only ones who can correct our course. >> we only have 30 seconds or so in this segment and we will talk more. it's not about making sure the republicans win in this next election, are you making it clear it's bigger than that. >> we have huge issues we have to decide. at best it's one step in the right direction, we need fundamental cultural renull and the problem with, it was spir tulle renewal among christians. >> mike: chuck says that the way we change america won't be necessarily who flies in on air force one and we're going to talk more with james and jay after the break about the book, indivisible, their message for america.

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them. go to foxnews.com. >> if you'd like to comment on tonight's show e-mail us at huck mail.com. >> and we're back with the authors of a brand new book called "indivisible" available everywhere and amazon. i want to talk about the fact historically when there were great moments when america sort of got back on track from slipping away, one of the things you've come forth with, it's not usually a political movement, it's a spiritual movement that brings america back around. tell me what you mean by a spiritual movement or awakening. >> we're looking at the history of western culture. the first and second great awakening, and the abandonment and rejection of slavery and american revolution and second, corresponded to us abandoning slavery and huge reform movements in the united states and we think that

culture and religion and faith, politics is a function of that. if we look for solution, it's at bees superficial. >> should christians only votes for a christian in office or does it it matter about the faith of the individual who is running as it does about the faith of the people praying for the individual who is running? >> one thing we need to do is to get people to claim faith to become involved. half of the catholics don't vote and who have protestants don't vote and those that do from an uninformed perspective. we need to reform-- and i think this is the way we get on track. the election is more important, but more important about direction. you said in pie people perish for lack of knowledge and if people grasp this. we're perishing for lack of knowledge of the truth and require people returning to the source of truth and god and godly principles, we've got to understand that or we're going to have to have a

secure future. >> president obama at the national prayer breakfast tried to invoke jesus, he wanted more substantial tax policy. how do you address questions like that thee logically. when you have the president of the united states say jesus wants us to pay more taxes, what's the response to na? >> you know, you're he a trained baptist pastor, look what the text was. the president was unfortunately invoking something that jesus said about god and call to god has upon people and sort of replacing god with the federal government. if there's any kind of mistake we'd pray for people not to make, it's that. don't replace god with the federal government. the truth of the matter is the christian faith has social implications and we have to be careful how to apply that so we don't wed our strong thetheo policy with-- >> and we live in a culture who are hostile to people of faith. and that's different than when i was a little kid.

schools to have christmas programs. have we lost the sense of christian heritage it's too late to recover? no, it's not too late to recover and this is the day of great awakening and mike, i think we're going to see it. awen i have been praying for it for a long time and i want to say to you, i admire you and appreciate you and the stand you take, i think you've been one of the most faithful people to point us in a course of correction that's necessary. i want to thank you. [applause] >> well, i'm going to tell you, i first read, i guess original draft of the book, stunned how much power there is in what you guys have put together. and i think you're on track to help america see that there's hope and if there's anything that i got from the book as i read it, don't give up. there is hope. and the hope is when i can see one of the most fiery, evangelicals in the country, james robinson join up with a catholic theologian, i know there is he' hope. and there might be hope for

democrats and republicans to get together. i hope the people will get the book and read it. >> and we hope you'll go to indivisible book.com and look at the schedule and we'd love to meet the people who are actually praying with us, i think in harmony with the heart of god to see our nation get back on course. it's not too late. >> thanks, it's great to have you here and we look forward to it. [applause] >> next weekend, while hollywood celebrity are awarded with the oscars, movie theaters across america are going to be playing a movie honoring real life action heroes, talking about the movie "act of valor" a new film starring active duty navy seals. the film's directors join me next. ugh, my sinus congestion, and it's your fault.

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>> the new movie "act of valor" is the first of its kind. . >> mike: the new movie act of valor, first of its kind. inspired by real life physicians and fighting terrorism and real active duty navy seals. ♪

♪ >> clear! >> clear, all clear! >> this is chief, target is secure. >> mike: joining me are the directors of act of valor, mike mouse mccoy and scott wallace. let's talk about the extraordinary difference this movie represents as any other type of movie. because you tilely use real live to goodness navy seals, as the actors. what was the idea of using real seals instead of actors? >> we got a chance to meet the operators and were in an

exploratory phase with them and try and extract real acts of valor from them and got to know the guys and originally going to cast the actors, when you meet the nice and see what incredible men they are, complexity of characters and no way to get the fast of real guys and we saw eight guys incredible men and he they all turned us down. >> so, you really weren't originally thinking about using seals and then it kind of evolved into that. >> you wouldn't naturally think to do that. exploring the story and potentially overall and connected with this brotherhood of men and saw a brotherhood that almost existed we thought in mythology and learned of the acts of valor in the act of battle field for one another and inspirational and we began to understand the sacrifice and ten years of combat and wives and kids. and the only way to pay honor was to have the real guys tell

the story. >> the real surprise was that the navy allowed this, because there is such a very tight seal, no pun intended, but a tight seal about operational tactics, how were you able to not only get the navy's permission, but to keep from divulging the secret operations that the seals employ. >> we show capabilities, but not tax particulars and the navy had a shrub on the project for tct. >> and tactics and-- >> i'm glad you described thafrments not giving away anything classified or to the bad guys overall and we want to do that and fortunately, they let us have a handle on the story and subjectively tell their story as we saw it from the outside overall. >> now, scott the, is a piece of this that is fascinating and i found out na in the filming, you used live

ammuniti ammunition, are you kidding me? >> it hadn't been done. >> who insured this film. >> we're lucky we have a great relationship if our insurance company. >> did they know you were doing that. >> absolutely. something that hasn't been done since the 1920's. >> there's a reason for that. >> yeah, i know, right. it's really important if we're going to be true to their community, that's, they operate and train with live ammunition and they don't get a, you know, a real sense of the battle space unless they're training the same way that they operate so they use live bullets and we wanted to be true to that we don't want to alter anything, and let's do it it live and mouse trusted us and he when you see the film it's nothing like you've soon because when you get to see real tracer bullets and flame come out of a gun and it's like, there's no cg in our movie, the first authentic action movie hasn't happened in the 80's and '90s, and used to be an action movie and it's cg. and trying to bring back real

inco income-- in camera action. >> and when you see them in pursuant and the audio, rather than all of it dramatic music which you know, it has a score, but subtle, but points where the score was erased and all you heard was the heavy breathing of the warrior, going into-- he has no idea what. and i'm thinking, my gosh, exactly what i would be doing, i wouldn't be calmly walking in knowing i'm going to open this door and somebody's going to start shooting. i'd be breathing my lungs out right now. >> absolutely. and what's really amazing about the guys and fascinating how calm they are under pressure, they're absolutely in their center aware of their environment could be around them. and maintain their center and crazy subtle breathing and staying in the moment is something we wanted to focus on. >> the film is going to open february 24th all over the country, and so, it's not like

people are going to have to wait six months to be able to see it. >> no. >> obviously, this could be an important affirmation to the seals. and to all members of our military. if the public turned out en masse, if, first of all, they're going to love the movie if they are action oriented people. what a great way to give affirmation to all of our military than if every theater in america is packed on that weekend, showing our tribute and support. >> it's a really important movie. >> about the concept of an act of valor, about doing something heroic for the sake of your fellow man and not just the seals, it's every man and woman in uniform and first respond e, first responders on the streets of america and going and risking their lives for people they don't know. we want people to get in touch with that hero and be thankful for it. >> and people that aren't seeking recognition, so counter intuitive, and only do something great if you can say, hey, look at me. and these people, don't look

at me, this is my job. it's heroic. >> when reality television is not reality at you will and fake and staged. how refreshing to see something that's real reality, but reality with honor and valor. scott and mouse, a pleasure to have you here and i hope the film is tremendous success not only for your sake, but more importantly for the sake of these incredible warriors, for the united states of america. [applause] november sales. >> and many are about sex, drugs and rock and roll. my next guest is about life, liberty and rock and roll. brand new madison rising with a brand new hit. stay with us. [applause]. i habe a cohd. i toog nyguil bud i'm stild stubbed up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't un-stuff your nose. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus liquid gels

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>> you could call them the all-american band. they are a rock >> they're called the all american brand, a rock group.

songs about patriotism, government integrity and personal responsibility. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome madison rising. going to say radisson miesing. but madison rising. the front man, it's great to have you guys here. an unusual deal here, a rock band that's conservative. >> a little uncommon like i was telling your audience we want to scream about the message of conservativism on attack and we want to take the weight off and thanks for playing with us. >> a thrill for me. great musicians and not only is madison rising, but the sales of your album, it's rising, too. a lot of people refreshing to have lyrics to rock song that encourage my basic american patriotic values and tried to take it down to occupy wall street and what happened? >> occupy wall street didn't go well for us. we actually tried to get in

through the back door and didn't work so we went through the front door and used appropriate means to get the permits and still didn't happen and ended up going back around and playing occupy congress and slipped under their radar. >> mike: of course they would, they don't understand anything that's going on. let's talk about, we're going to do a song, where was media then. tell us about this song and the message of it. >> well, the message, just like what we're talking about media matters and everything now, people going through your trash and basically after the correspondents instead of the message and basically vilify the right in general and that's what, you know, this song basically sort of wraps and encompasses that idea of how hypocritical one side of the media can be and we wanted to scream about it once again and let the world know that you know, there's a different side to wake up to and we want today wake the youth up to our side and property side of conservativism so we don't have to bring them over later. >> i love it. let's scream about it right

now. madison rising with me involved with them. and where was the media then. >> ready, mike? >> i'm ready. >> 1, 2, 3. ♪ >> here we go. the cameras, watch out ♪ ♪ one mistake, and we're the ones they hear the most, the ones that they despise ♪ ♪ and anger hate and lies ♪ voice of children ♪ >> why, where was the immediate why yeah then. every time the truth came out, where was the media then ♪ ♪ after 50 years of your lies,

where was media then ♪ ♪ and beheadings in afghanistan, and the rights ♪ ♪ he when the lies are exposed nights ♪ ♪ ♪ tell us why, where was the media then ♪ ♪ every time the truth came out where was media then ♪ ♪ 50 years of all your lies. where was the media then ♪ ♪ hostility and misery and until your mind is done ♪ ♪

♪ here we go. justify, where was the media then ♪ ♪ tell us why, where was the media then ♪ ♪ every time the truth came out, where was the media then ♪ ♪ 50 years of all your lies, where was the media then ♪ ♪ >> thank you. >> madison rising. you can get their album on itunes and all the places where music is sold and also their website. thank you for joining us, hope you had as much fun as we've had. we had a blast.

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