great. these look great. it was up on the rooftop. i was watching you. groban yeah, he does it all. thank you for clowning. here is the elevator. the only elevator and there we go. all right. thank you for joining us this morning. and we get to enjoy this. thank you to you. the latest news for you tonight on ktvu news at six and also on the 10:00 news. yeah, have a safe week. safe sunday and take care everybody happy 4th of july. coming up my. one two seconds >> shannon: i'm shannon bream. series of sweeping rulings by sharply divided supreme court, including one striking down president biden's student loan forgiveness plan ignites the left. >> president biden: we need to

find a new way and we're moving as fast as we can. >> shannon: the white house insisting it is fight is not over after high court scraps one of the president's domestic policy proposals, plus other rulings end race-based college admission and guarantee protection for free speech when it comes to business owners. >> i'm grateful for the court's decision, the government cannot force anyone to say anything they do not believe. >> shannon: and more accommodations in the workplace. liberal justices joining with the president saying the court issic taking the country backward. >> is this a rogue court? >> this is not a wrong court. >> shannon: get reaction from presidential candidate nikki haley who joins me on the monumental week for the high court and we'll drill down on haley's tough talk onus-china relations. >> he'll keep ignoring the

chinese threat, we're falling behind. >> shannon: bring in massachusetts congressman jake auchencloss who is challenging creds. and the president make his economic pitch to voters saying his policies are good for their pocketbooks. >> president biden: restore the american dream. >> shannon: ask our sunday panel whether americans are buying it. plus, the art of diplomacy. >> there is nothing like being able to set the stage for a conversation. >> shannon: we take you inside a surprising and beautiful tool exerting america's influence overseas. all right now on "fox news sunday." >> shannon: hello from fox news in washington, we begin with striking images out of france. protesters have clashed for days with police. new reports that rioters

targeted a mayoror's home with a burning car, injuring his wife and one of his children, the fifth night of unrest sparked by the killing of a teenager. police have made arrests. this is the country's worst upheaval in years and poses new challenges to french president macron. now to the major story in the u.s. this morning, in just the last year, supreme court conservative majority delivered game-changing ruling on the nation's biggest cultural issues. last summer, it was the end oft affirmative action and biden student loan forgiveness plan. progressives have expresed outrage and some say it is time for the president to expand the court. advocates look ahead to 2024. we will speak live with republican presidential cane

nikki haley who says the court got it right on affirmative action, student loans and more. alexandria hoff has the latest, the president is calling the court not normal. >> alexandria: the president used strong phrasing to condemn the ruling and the court, calling the ruling unthinkable and wrong. the white house says it was prepared. >> president biden: i think the court misinterpreted the constitution. >> the president's last word rounding out trio of 6-3 blows to the biden administration. the court derailed the plan to use the hero act to wipe out student loan debt. chief justice roberts setting past statement by nancy pelosi in majority opinion. >> people think the president of the united states has the power for debt forgiveness.

he does not. >> alexandria: the three justices came to the plan's support in their decent, the ca. >> president biden: they ruled against it. >> alexandria: former president trump celebrated the court's decision and president biden vowed to pass forward with new tactic to fulfill the plan. >> president biden: higher education act. >> alexandria: higher education reeling when the court ended use of race-based affirmative action in college admissions. justice ketanji brown jackson wrote in her discents, deeming race irrelevant in law does not make it so in life. justice thomas says justice jackson's world view falls flat at each step. the divide was clear when court ruled colorado graphic designer

refusal to create certain lgbtq expressive content was protected by first amendment. it was called a setback for gay rights. for biden, hope is he can turn the legal losses to voter motivation. >> alexandria: the president expressed he is looking to turn around the term bidenomics to a positive to sell his administration and their economic policies. shannon. >> shannon: we'll talk more. alexandria hoff, thank you. joining us is republican presidential candidate, former un ambassador, nikki haley. i want to start with france. word of attack on mayor's home and hundreded arrested. when you were ambassador to the

un, you had differences with macron. any words of advice to the president there or the people of france? >> he has to make sure he listens to his people and brings calm. we have seen it happen in the united states and end of the day, what wins is law and order and making sure people understand what you are doing and how you are doing it. we'll see how this plays out. >> shannon: new fox polling, president trump gained in latest polling. you sit at 3%. the is the called you disloyal and questioned your honor and steam rolling the rest of the field. what is your path forward to this nomination? >> i think that we can look at past presidential elections and understand national polls just don't matter right now. we have debate in august, september and november, i am qualified to be on the debate stage.

having been 3% in five-way governor race, i know this is about hard work. we have done 30 events plus in new hampshire, 25 in iowa and the people of new hampshire, iowa and south carolina and nevada will tell you, it is not about what the press or national pols say. it is not about how many people show up at the rallies. it is how many times you show up and how hard questions you answer and how many hands you shake. we are not onning shortcuts, we are doing the old-fashioned way, the numbers will be different than on the campaign trail, supreme court decisions, democrats say they show the court is dangerous. former president trump is saying this shows my gift to the american people, three justices i put into court. get reaction. that web designer who didn't want to do custom design for things that conflict with her beliefs, including same-sex

major. hakeem jeffries said this, no license to discriminate, that is what today's supreme court decision will unleash and they struck down the president's student loan forgiveness plan. atf president randi weingarten said, between affirmative action and decision on student debt. if you or your family has ability and means, you can succeed. if you are a struggler or striver, you are on your own. the president and left saying this is not good for real americans, people in protected classes, black and brown s last you politically. s fantastic win for individual liberty and freedom. the democrats are upset because

things didn't go their way, but people won people and their rights. not picking winners and losers on whose loans you forgive or who gets into college based on race you can't control. whether the web designer, gay people have the right to marry the same way a web designer has the right to say they don't want to do it, the people won. i don't think this hurt us. i think the liberals will decide how this helps us. what the supreme court showed, regardless where you are born or raised, what gender you are, you have individual freedom and that is win for the united states of america, people and we should celebrate it. >> shannon: another contender in the race, former vice president pence was here and reiterated call everybody should abortion

15 weeks. you said not realistic. if you got a red wave in '24 and you are president haley, what would you agree if you had the votes? where would you draw the line? do you think a national ban is appropriate? >> i think first of all, we have to be honest with the american people and i don't think they have been honest with them on that. first of all, i will say i'm pro-life, unapol jettically, not because the republican party tells me to be, but because my husband was adopted and i had trouble having both my children. we have to humanize this situation and stop demonizing it. to get a federal law, you have to have 60 senate votes and presidential signature. we might have 45, 45 pro-life senators, we've got a long way to go. we need to look at this and say how do we make sure we save as

many babies as we can and support as many moms as we can. in order to do that, how do we get 60 votes? i think we should find consensus on saying not have late-term abortion, or consensus, if doctors and nurses don't believe in abortion, do not perform it. consensus on good quality adopt jon and contraception to be available and consensus no state law should put a woman in jail for having an abortion. start there and whatever 60 senate votes, whether 15 weeks, i would sign it. >> shannon: foreign policy, big part of your resume, you gave a speech on china today with warnings talking about how past and current administration s have bungled this relationship and lost important ground. our next guest coming up, like your husband, has worn the uniform and jake auchencloss

says you are not the right person to speak to the issue of china. he says you shouldn't suggest that china military in any respect has gotten stronger than the u.s., you served administration that the u.s. in weaker position, cozied up to president xi and you would bring back failed policy. know you he is coming up, what do you say to that critique? >> god bless him. look at the military situation, they have the largest naval fleet in the world, they have 340 ships. we have 293. they will have 400 in two years, we won't even have 350 in two decades. they started developing hyper sonic missiles, we are just getting started. they are modernizing their military, our military is taking gender pronoun classes. look at cyber and space, they are ahead of us.

we have work to do to strengthen our military. spine has been preparing for war with us for decades and way we have to deal with china is not look at it tomorrow fchl we keep waiting to deal with them tomorrow, they will deal with us today. we have to deal with them diplomatically, we have to deal with them economically and militarily. from a domestic standpoint, make sure they stop buying up u.s. farmland. they bought 400,000 acres near military installation, get them out of universities. they are paying millions to spread propaganda. make sure they stoch bringing fentanyl across the border fchl that means we end normal trade relations with them to do that, do that. stop lobbying that happened from chinese companies that are a front for the chinese communist party.

they need to stop lobbying america. we have work to do when it comes to economically, they are stealing $60's0 billion of intellectual property from us, they just came out with a fifth generation fighter jet and we handed it to them. we have commerce department that has sensitive material that is not a black list and biden administration approved 70% of licenses last year and militarily, get to work. we have to build a strong military and stop favored contracts to military companies that shouldn't be getting them. we have to cut out bureaucracy and red tape and strengthen our military. we have a lot to do with china and have to get it done today. >> shannon: quickly, get clarification on birth right citizenship, 14th amendment guaranteed people born here are u.s. citizens.

a spokesperson of yours says you oppose birth right should thesship for people who enter illegally. for people born here, what is your position? >> for the 5 million people who have entered our country illegally, against birth right citizenship. for those in this country legally, we go according to the constitution, that is fine. it is illegal immigration we have to make sure that just because they get here, if they have a child, you are just building on the problems that have. if you make children citizens and allow them to stay because of that. >> shannon: people who come illegally and have a child here, that child should not have guaranteed citizenship? >> that is right. right. >> shannon: great to see you, see you on the campaign trail. thanks for your time. fox news chan cell your place for first debates, bret baier and martha maccallum will modzerate august 23rd coverage

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>> president biden: we cannot let this decision to be the last word. the court can render a decision, cannot change what we stand for.

>> shannon: president biden's disapproval. time for our panel. annemarie, richard fowler, doug heye, penny nance. this is it, the end of june, college admission case. the chief justice says the student must be based on him or her's experience as an individual. doug, you have connections to both cases, both schools, unc and harvard. >> north carolina is politically important state in 2024. what we see headlines and devil is in the details. this is more narrow decision than the blockbuster announcement. a lot of how this is interpreted in the months and years, how do

schools handle this? saw some college presidents and chancellors today. we didn't see unc. i want to see the plan forward. is there a clear and consistent plan forward? don't say something on sunday and something different on monday. harvard and unc and every university has to address this and have a clear plan moving forward. >> shannon: the court says you can have personal essays, there just can't be using race as factor. a lot of back and forth between justices jab jackson and thomas. jackson said with let them eat cake, majority pulls rip cord and announced color blindness, doing so in law does not make it so in life.

>> two different views from two black justices. to doug's point, what you will see going forward is universities trying to figure out way to have diverse college campuses. holy cross put it well, we cannot ask for information, if given, we may use it. not just universities, companies and businesses want to attract diverse talent pool and have diverse workers, will they have to, we will see more types of cases. >> shannon: give you what justice thomas said in response to justice jackson. we are trapped in racist society. she labels all blacks victims and her desire to do so is unfathomable to me. richard, heated back and forth. >> definitely heated

conversation by the justices. we are looking at these couple cases and not entirety of the term. last week, what you saw rule, john rob effort erts saying we have bias. now to say we are moving to color neutral system seems to be schizophrenia on the court. where doug left off, what will universities and colleging do? this conversation around affirmative action makes it seem harvard has 50% african american. it is only 6.6% or university of georgia, state of georgia 30% and their black population at university of georgia is 8.2%. what will universities do now? is this beginning of the end of standardized testing? most put a pause on the testing,

i think that will continue moving forward. that is the question, how will universities create diverse classes and deal with biases like legacy and athletics, etcetera. >> shannon: president said he will ask the education department to look into those things, as well and looking for way to get around the student loan forgiveness program. he gave people false hope trying to buy votes with this. here is whats said. why did you give borrowers false hope, you doubted your own authority in the past. >> president biden: i didn't give false hope, republicans snatched away hope they were given and it is real, real hope. >> shannon: penny, he says it is republican's fault and he will take that on the campaign trail saying i'm trying to help middle and lower class americans. >> that is miscalculation, in

real america, people know you have to pay for what you buy. decisions were made by students whether or not to go to expensive school or pick an in-state school. many immigrants, their children go to like nova and transfer to uva. they work hard for the money. you don't unlessly need to go to ivy league school to have a good education. there are people who went to inexpensive christian schools and state schools. >> shannon: there are other ways around. with the president looking at other options, congresswoman fox gop says taxpayers got sucker punched. he will ignore the supreme court and try to do blanket loan forgiveness, she says what the president is pushing is

irresponsible and illegal. >> the president will nol stop here, will try to use higher education act 1960 this came out and find a work around. progressives said he should have used this from the beginning. there will be legal challenges and he will not be able to get this done likely before november of next year. this will take months. with debt ceiling negotiation, we'll have loan repayments due end of fall. president announcing on-ramp payment system for individuals, he is trying to strike to maintain this is an issue because he really needs that youth vote to come out. many say they failed and went down the wrong avenue first. >> shannon: debate about free speech involving the web designer who says i serve anyone, i won't do custom creation for something that

offends my personal and religious beliefs. al g neil gorsuch said she does not believe this. this is not about serving people when they walk in the door, it is not about the messenger, about the message itself. >> you quoted congressman fox, i am sure she is watching in north carol carolina. the details are narrow. in sonia sotomayor dissent. this is where i think the court is not just over the last week, since dobbs decision has been decisive. 50% of cases have beunanimous.

as we have decisions that are going to make headlines and big news and have real impact, it is important to remember the court is being challenged even from the president of the united states and the court is operating by and large as it should. >> shannon: play something from lori smith talking about it after the win for her. >> i have clients from all walks of life, including clients who identify as lgbtq, i want everyone to work and design consistently with what they believe, free speech is for everyone. >> shannon: she says it is a win for everyone who believes in free speech. >> i hear that, i sort of disagree with doug. the court has been unanimous with many issues. issues that stand up for the vulnerable, the court rules one way versus the other.

in the limited ruling of this court, using artistry, they open up the flood gates for everybody to claim artistry. is person who rents chairs at a wedding, i create chairs, this is my artistry. a person who pours concrete, i don't make tombstones. so many groups are concerned about this decision and the affirmative action decision, african american community and the student loan plan. african american women hold debt, they are educated and you have isser most under student loan debt. >> shannon: this is something that could allow any business owner to say they won't serve certain people? >> free market rules, your goal to have more business, not less business and there are times business owners have tide by

thei not serve someone of particular sexual identity, she said she would serve everyone, but could not create something that went against her beliefs, like a same sex marriage website. that is a small group within the first amendment. never expect peta to make a website for the circus or zoo, the first memorial day giveless us right to supreme court or not speak. she is within or constitutional rights and court got it right. >> shannon: we will spend all summer getting ready for explosive term in the fall. up next, white house embracing the term bidenomics hoping toic mathe case people are better off than a few years ago. we have numbers on how americans feel about their own finances and how the white house is handling inflation.

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>> shannon: the president's approval sagging, lawmakers are stepping into the 2024 debate to defend biden against republicans hoping to beat him. one begun to make a name for himself, calling out gop

governor, nikki haley. jake auchencloss, walk to "fox news sunday." you heard what she said in response to your critique of her china policy. she said you have to acknowledge where they built up their military and the u.s. is not keeping up. valid point by her? >> her commentary is all hat and no cattle. asthma rein veteran, it is outrageous that she is saying the chinese military is stronger than the u.s. military. i doubt she would walk to paris island and tell them they are -- >> s or bigger navy, critique? >> we need to invest in military strength and u.s. marine core for army and navy following suit. we have to think holistically and think critically, creatively

and courageously, she is failing her own test. critically, she is using partisan talking points to hit president biden without engaging. when joe biden took office, he didn't throw out accords or tariffs, he engaged on what was work working. nikki haley is not talking about what she might keep or improve upon. she is talking about cutting rnd funding, sure-fire way not to out compete scientific and economic bohemeth that is china and most important one is courage. she was un ambassador when donald trump gave a conference standing next to putin that was called disgrateful. she said nothing. without courage, no virtues can

be made possible. >> shannon: talk about china, a lot made of the fact they don't seem to have a great deal of fear and respect publicly for this administration, incursion with jets and spy balloon there has been no apology for. secretary blinken was over there and with his meeting she was lectured how the u.s. is to blame for breakdown in our relationship, we have to do more to fix it. they refuse to open military to military communication, everybody agrees that need to happen. chinese came out and sent the moeszage we moved toward their position on taiwan. they say it accomplished nothing, but humiliation, how maintain leader of free world when officials are humiliated and scolded by ccp officials publicly? did they get more out of that meeting than we did? >> i disagree with the ccp, we are more to blame than they are.

xi jinping is a dictator and views individuals as pawns and we think they have worth anddig. secretary blinken landed in china from position of strength. we strengthened alliances with taiwan and japan, freedom of navigation in south china and east china sea and demonstrated we are pacific hegemon for decades to come. we have put their military friend of no limit, russia on path to defeat in ukraine despite gop trying to cut funds for the effort. >> shannon: still vast majority are fighting and making the case that more money needs to continue to flow. just within party, there will always be fracture over certain things. saw party line vote two weeks ago, ukrainians poised for counter offensive and poised to

march on moscow, house gop vote mark up of the defense budget to cut funding for ukraine. think about the message that sundays to allies fighting in the free world and nikki haley says nothing about it. she claims she is supporting ukraine. real test is whether you willing to stand up to your party and say we will be with ukraine to crimea. >> shannon: you served in afghanistan and seen problems up close and know what a disaster it was for many decades. we have after-action report and you said before the bombing at kabul airport the president was making right move, difficult decision to pull out. you wanted to know what happened with turning over the air base. what questions do you still have? was there enough there to help us not to make the same

mistakes? >> the military is one of the best institutions in the u.s. government about conducting after-action reviews and debriefs. it was fair and tough assessment of what went wrong. we need to investigate decisions, having said that, bigger mistake was to keep troops in for another decade for a war that could not be won. we had no nation-building partner in kabul. >> shannon: do you agree the way and timing of the withdrawal, critics have said it did not need to happen the way it did and cost 13 servicemembers. >> there is no right way to end a failed war. president biden said our resources were best used to take on china and in any accelerated timeline, i agree there was not enough intelligence about how

fast the afghan government was going to fall. we did not realize how broken they were. core decision was right to get out of war that could not be won and focus on geo terroristic threat. >> shannon: president biden is talking bidenomics, we've got two polls that show americans do not feel things are going well for them. we asked about personal financial situation, 88% feel they are actively falling behind or holding steady. same poll 60% say they disapprove with the president's handling of the economy and are worried about inflation. long-term estimate says president is setting us up for explosion of debt relative to gdp it will outflank it. is this his best argument on the campaign trail? >> many americans are saying in personal, financial situation and other polls besides yours

have above 70% saying they are in relatively good shape and assessing the economy being worse than gdp numbers suggest. joe biden has a year to talk about incredible investment made in infrastructure and manufacturing and science and research to improve standards of living. last term we passed law invested in roads and bridges, electricity, affordable internet. i was in a redder city of my district touring bridges that would get fixed with democrats and republicans from across the city. more and more events happen, i think we will see that americans feel the impact, whatever we call it in the beltway, of generational investment in the economy. >> shannon: we'll watch the numbers, you have op ed up at fox news talking about how republicans and democrats can

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>> they delayed it and delayed it and at 4 a.m., said it was cancelled. >> two hours on the phone and i had to book another flight to go back home in two days, two days from now. >> shannon: just a sampling of the frustration. middle of potential record-breaking holiday weekend. back with the panel. anybody flying in next couple days? >> i am, hour and five minutes. >> shannon: good luck. penny, where do we go with this? there have been measures on the hill to get consumer protection. among suggested rights is proposal weather cannot be used as an excuse of delays that are fault of the airline. none of this will help this week.

>> secretary buttigieg blames some on weather, probably is some of it. couple other issues happening. faa not updated equipment and we need to concentrate on that, apparently more appropriation to work on that. there are shortages of personnel. i spoke with a pilot yesterday, issue is being able to pass a random drug test. pot comes up, they cannot work for the airline. proliveration of drug use is not good for employment. don't do drugs, kids. >> shannon: okay, just say no, nancy reagan. richard, how worried are you for stem and hire more air traffic controllers and hire more to work at airlines. if we drug test for cannabis, we

need to have a conversation. >> shannon: you want your pilot stoned? >> one thing being high and one thing about having cannabis in your system, two different debates. >> doug. >> i will err on the side of not being krrngs heech and chong on our flights. people you showed demonstrated, it is not one flight being cancelled temperature is rolling delays and finding out you are cancelled. it is systemic and requires airlines being honest. >> shannon: they push it back and push it back, you know you are probably going to lose your crew, just tell them. >> then they can make other arrangements. people are getting stuck, i have

a friend stuck in cabo right now and another friend had to rent a car in detroit to come home this weekend. that is not ideal. they have been told you are just delayed and it turned out, they were cancelled. >> shannon: i wonder the train situation from cabo. a little tough. i want to get to polls. people have a lot to complain about the country. gallup has headline, extreme pride being american remains near record low. annmarie, 50% of adults 55 and older are extremely proud. and only 18% of those 18 to 34 say they have pride. >> i guess elected officials have more work to do with youth. it is not just age, it is political party and older individuals are republicans.

it is split, amongst age and political party temperature is record lows in how, i think extremely or very proud individuals are to be american. >> shannon: fox news polling talk about this and how people feel about the country and the numbers are negative, too. >> well, a lot is going on, of course. people feel threatened, the economy stinks and people know it. i just came back from kentucky and average income is $55,000 per year. they go to buy food, they have to put things back, because they cannot afford it. only a few people, i think 4% didn't feel proud of their country. as mom of son getting ready to be an army officer and active duty army officer, for those people, recognize people sacrificed for freedom and we need to be appreciative.

>> shannon: thanks to a couple people, congressman jake auchencloss and nikki haley's husband served. >> who is writing the law? average age of the u.s. season is 67. >> shannon: that is younger than i thought. >> that is part of the problem. if we have younger folks at decision-making table, they will feel more involved. >> isn't 6e new 57? >> no. >> it is not. >> thank you very much, see you next sunday. may not think of the state department and our work in the same sentence, there is none ground to inspire freedom around the world, we'll show you how they are trying to do that with art next. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need.

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program founded under john f. kennedy. u.s. embassy there unveiled a kennedy portrait to mark anniversary of the speech and the arts program and focusing on theme of democracy. jennifer griffin sat down with leading voices who helped made art a force overseas. >> can make you feel what a diplomat can only try to make you understand. ♪ >> 60 years ago, president john f. kennedy stood in front of the berlin wall with a message about freedom and america's willingness to stand by its allies. >> i take pride in the words. >> the same year as the united states confronted threats to democracy, president kennedy launched the program. this year celebrating the

anniversary of a crucial weapon used by american ambassador in 200 countries as they face resurgent threats just like president kennedy did. he seemed to understand there is no better ambassador for freedom than an artist because an artist survives on freedom. >> megan buyer runs the program at the state department. we have a small office with small budget. 80% are loans. in may she launched more perfect union from modern american artists. first stop, athens, the birthplace of democracy. we need to reunite the free world, there are so many threats to democracy. >> the year stafrted with celebration at the kennedy

center. >> tells the story of our commitment to democracy when you are committed to art. >> the ambassador explains how she uses art curated to broach national security issues with her host government portugal, a founding member of nato. each can choose photos to help tell the american story. >> it is important, especially this time in the world in europe we are filling that space with our values. what happens if you don't fill this vacuum? >> if we don't, others do and that becomes an opening for maligned actors and competitors and disinformation. >> i'm an artist that paints with paper. >> art can show how even democracy can overcome threats, mark bradford painted about the final battle of gettysburg. it hangs in washington, d.c.

>> mark bradford tends to take pieces of american culture and bring to contemporary times. >> bradford's "we the people," hangs in london. >> to have the constitution in the embassy in london is nice way of showing what we left and what we left for. >> art is evidence and expression of our humanity. >> in portugal, hangs american artist hank willis thomas's painting "ain't i a woman." >> how is this a very key tool in your toolbox as ambassador? >> democracy is work in progress, we are all constantly

striving through debate and discussion to create a greater union. we have the vietnam memorial and a painting of an african american artist who painted her father. this creates rich tapestry of american culture that shows best of america. what message is this program sending to the world? >> there is a great yearning in humanity for freedom and this art expresses that. when it gets down to it, with our flaws, it is the best system and our art represents that a free society, a democratic site. >> in washington, jennifer griffin, fox news. >> shannon: quick note, number one "new york times" best-selling author behind terminalist jack carr joins me in morning to talk about his newest book, why hard work and

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