hi everybody i'm yasmi vossoughian, if you're jus joining, us welcome and it's great to see you if you are sticking with, us w thank you for that this, our five women putting i on the line. to sue over the texas abortion law. each with a very persona reason to fight back against the assault on abortion rights lauren miller, one of the wome will join me shortly we are also going to b following the latest on extrem weather raising flooding concerns and already hard hi california and as donald trump prepares for a visit to iowa, new developments in the criminal investigation at the forme president in manhattan the very latest on the grand jury also, ahead the collapse of mega bank in silicon valle already having real worl

consequences for workers >> access to the cash to b built to now piñera employee to actually cover the expenses we got, the thing i am mostl worried about. >> the news coming even as president biden and the countr get good news on the economy a a whole. >> we created more jobs in the two years and an administration that created th first four years and i think all of thi matters. it is no accident. it means our economic plans ar working and now the bigges threat to our recovery is th reckless talk, the reckless to my maga friends. they are threatening to fall o the national debt. in fact, planning to fall as some republicans seem to b doing puts us very much at risk >> the president referring t new debt ceiling demands from group of republican hous members second but economi gains in jeopardy. i will talk to congressman mar takano ahead about that as well all of that plus this.

bring it on, all alone issue later who refused to quit when her teammates did taking on th state championships by herself i will talk to kristen coe hil coming up as well. we begin this hour though with the biggest bank collapsed and secret russian in 2008 silicon valley bank whic posted over 200 billion dollar in assets was taken over by th fdic yesterday federal regulators now tryin to contain the largest ban failure since the 2008 crisi as the tech start-ups wh relied on as vp wonder if they will get their money back. kara then dick - is a tech reporter for the washington post and is joining us now garrett, thank you for joining us on. this we appreciate it. let's talk about payroll right i think one of the questions a lot of folks were asking whe this all happened yesterday wa okay, what are the real worl consequences of this how will this affect me at home? and effects a lot of folks in

lot of these start-ups in whic they did not get paid. they did not get their paychec on friday. are they going to be able to write side that come monday? >> ride it was actual lot of people beyond just start-ups because there are some softwar companies that you silicon valley bank as sort of the pipes to process payments fo other companies. so one parable company calle replaying actually use silicon valley bank to move payments between companies and th actual employees who were usin that peril software. workers all across america actually who may not hav anything to do with tech but their company uses the software, the start-up software were not able to get their payment. not problem should be sorted out for those workers quit quickly but for the start-up that you mentioned who banquet silicon valley bank, a lot o their money is locked, u frozen, and it's unclear whether they will be able to get it back. if they can get it back, whe

and so a lot of people who d work for start-ups and other companies that bank with the are in trouble >> let's talk about that, want you to pull on that threa a little bit because what a lo of folks don't understand as the fdic entered limits to int $50,000 right? you talk of these tech start-ups, the wealthy investors, they have a lot mor cash and v b than $250,000 does that kind of evaporat into thin air in the last hour scott cohen one of our reporters set kind they ar hoping for a governmen bailout. if that happens or not is a bi question >> absolutely. there are a lot of people in silicon valley who are askin for that because the start ups for tech workers, for the tech industry here in california, across the country reall represent the next wave of potential companies. the start-up themselves are risky business, they go out of business all of the time they fail, they may be 12 away

for years and ever and tha making any money this would potentially cut off start-ups before they get to that point before they fell from business perspective or have the chance to be bought by a larger company if they can't access the money that they had raised, use thei money but it's sitting in thei bank account, they are not sur what they can do >> what are we looking at when it comes to possible joblessness? if they can to meet payroll, some of these people will lose their jobs if these companies go under, some of these people will lose their jobs and then what >> silicon valley bank had relationships with over half o the venture capital back t start-ups in the country one of the really importan point here is to realize how centralized the tech industr was around this bank and how important it was for literally thousands of companies and start-ups. if the worst-case scenario happens where this money i gone, not able to be accesse

again, that would be in th thousands or tens of thousands of relatively high paying jobs >> correct me if i'm wrong her right? like chase bank for instance, much bigger bank than silico valley bank as more kind of risk over right? one of the reasons why a start-up would not necessarily go to chastening chalet than they would go to silicon valle bank silicon valley bank has history of dealing wit start-ups more so right? how will this change the gam for raising money right? for start-ups for instance fro going to banks like kind o smaller lenders like silicon valley bank instead of going t the bigger banks that will provide you with more security >> i mean people are already saying how investors, when the decide to bank with companie or maybe companies when they decide to do a deal as a start-up might now in th future require that that start-up is either splitting its money between multiple banks or is banking with a larger bank that is many mor diversified across the economy not focused on one industry.

silicon valley bank has reputation for working wit companies that other banks tha they wouldn't bank for especially ten, 15 years ago when start-ups were no necessarily as ubiquitous or sort of other cultural positio as we do today banks want at work on these bu in the past, they didn't these were risky companies tha weren't making money yet they were saying one day w will make a lot of money, ca you please bank with us? and silicon valley bank talk that risk. >> gareth we thank, you grea reporting on this. appreciate it. ahead of former trump's monday vista to iowa as a 202 candidate, nbc news has learne he will be spending part o this weekend meeting with hi legal team in florida. they planted this khashoggi of new york prosecutors investigation into hush mone paid to stormy daniels during the 2016 presidential race that meeting is coming jus days after trump was invited b the manhattan da to testif before a grand jury. want to bring in nbc nationa political reporter jonatha allen, covered it all for us jonathan as always, great to talk to you.

you and i spoke yesterda essentially about what was happening on the ground an iowa, desantis versus trum come two days from now let's talk a little bit if you can about what huddling in florida means for the trum team with this manhattan da ask? >> i think people will be very surprised if donald trump ends up testifying under oath usually, there is a lot of ris associated with that on the other hand, you may see there is an opportunity here t go out and make the argument that he is being unfairl singled out when he might be able to take into other cases. certainly makes that argumen publicly people use, people with this kind of money and politica nate connection off the us nondisclosure agreements for a variety of reasons and you know often, they are not prosecuted even if there i something unsavory or illega about them it could be he decides to do

that, i think it's unlikely. >> tell me this, what do you think desantis or someone like desantis would do? 2024 contender what these types of lega perils that the former president finds himself in do you go after it or do you not especially if you are vyin for a trump voter? >> that's a great question yasmin i think so far the answer ha been that effectively th republican rivals are making electability arguments making a generational change kind of argument that hits bot trump and biden, from what you hear a lot of particularly fro desantis it's not directed by name at donald trump or desantis -- he talks about in contrast t donald trump losing 2020 and so what you get from tha in addition to the sort of political map and what happens in our public policy discussio and how iowa voters feel about the candidates, you get that

sort of seed of doubt that i shown. anything that could stop a republican nominee for winning the presidency >> let's talk a little bit - sorry, i cut you off let's talk a little bit -- >> i was saying's lega problems are one of the things that can stop republican amani from winning the presidency. >> let's talk about th political ramifications here i we can write you have the former presiden at cpac essentially saying bring it on, i think i look in votes because all of this right? i am not dropping out no matte what happens aaron it like for th washington post saying this. it's entirely logical to think that however much gop voters might buy into trump's dee state, persecution message the might reason that the stakes are simply too high to tak such a risk. what do you make of that >> i think it's a smart take b aaron and there at the post. i mean that is exactly the calculations of voters wil make and others will vote with

their hearts or they will fo trump or they will take accoun and that calculation and the stick with trump i think the republican primary right now is undecided it is undecided, i think there is a lot of support for what donald trump did when he was president. a lot of frustration with ho he behaved himself in th presidency of anthill an through january six of 2021. you know we will see wha happens but that's certainly part of the process for voters >> jonathan all allen, m friend as always, great to tal to you coming up on politicsnation, reverend al sharpton will be joined by manhattan da alvin bragg, that is 5 pm easter right here on msnbc. you don't want to miss tha conversation let's talk weather for a momen if we can, over in californi heavy, rain snow continuing to batter the northern and centra parts of the state this was the stunning scen this morning in monterre county where one town street

were almost completely submerged after a leve breached overnight leading t thousands of evacuations meanwhile, parts of the sierra nevada mountains could b looking at over 100 inches hundred inches of fresh snow over the weekend, want to brin in nbc steve patterson who i on the move for us i california, changing location. steve talk us through some o the situation there, that stat is continuing to get battere from rain to snow, up and down that coast >> yes it is and i am lookin at it right now. thanks for having me by phone, i am moving from fresno an are that got hit by a lot of rain. it was very washed, out very muddy. to an area called springville, excuse me which i just bee slammed with water and as a drive-through, i' driving through this farmlan which rows and rows an beautiful countries. look like clementine's are orange groves, completel submerged and water and trying to get there

and they keep telling me i'm a hour in a way and every time i turn down the road and try t get there, another road is washed out i'm kind of taken the long gra and apple magic of what' happening in the state as you mentioned i think w should start and the sahara, that cemetery county town that is just been washed up, th levee preaching about 100 feet wide just up in water into tha community, downstream 8500 people forced to evacuate. there is been something like 6 wish water rescues over th past few hours overnight since the evacuation started it is a crisis there at th moment our rescue crew is doing all they can to make sure everybod stay safe. it's a desperate situation it is not just there you know? it's the central coast, th central valley where i am. it is northern california, and it's in the mountains. as you mentioned, the sa bernardino is getting slamme with snow. it's a historic snow pack in the state right now. and that problem, is when yo have an atmospheric river, tha

is the tropical storm system it is warm, i mean i am baking under all of my weather gear right now. it is not as good as it sounds it's bad is because we have lot of snow and low areas, i melts off. it melts off in the low lyin community creating more risk for flash flooding 4 million people still facin warnings or watches and th president has approved federal aid so fema, national guard on the ground and of course refugees are doing all they can. it is a very tough situation for a huge swath of the stat and we have more weather movin in this is not over yet yasmin, another atmospheric river on monday, expecting to slam th state once again so you know officials warnin everybody to stay safe, stay off the, road on to what i a doing and if you need to tak shelter, do it that is the warning we are getting. >> i will warn you then stev patterson, we thank you fo your warning on this but pleas stay safe as well as you continue to cover the stor there.

still ahead everybody, the hig school cheerleader who compete solo after her squad quit on her speaks about her courageou choice that made history plus, the unrealistic spending demands from house republicans as president biden releases hi budget plan. i would like to democratic congressman mark takano abou what the proposal could mean for crucial social programs an the overall economy as well. but up first, one of the texas women suing over the state abortion ban joins me to tal about the tough decisions sh had to make to save her ow life and the life of one of he unborn babies. >> we just felt completely lost like we were in a dark roo feeling for a door we cannot even get answers t basic questions. i am here today because i don' want anyone else to go through anything le ikwhat we went through.

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are now urging residents to no travel to mexico the texas department of public safety is saying the ongoing cartel violence representing a significant safety threat. this is coming after fou americans were shot an kidnapped in mexico last week. two were returned to the unite states and the other two wer killed just yesterday, u.s. officials confirming three women hav gone missing after crossing th border from texas. state and partner as issue travel warnings for much of th country. all right, five women in texas are taking a stand against som of the harshest post-abortio laws anywhere in the country the new lawsuit backed by th reproductive rights, the women are looking for clarity on the vague and conflicting language in the states abortion ban it forced him to travel across they lines for the procedure while facing complications i their pregnancies, that's righ than both their lives and th lives of their unborn children it marks the first time that pregnant women themselves have

taken legal action against the bands meant to restrict th rights joining me now are laure miller, one of the plaintiff in a lawsuit and molly, doing senior staff attorney from the center for reproductive rights welcome to you ladies, thank for joining us on this lauren, i want to start with you on this one. some kind of understand what i is that made you want to g public with your story >> sure so going public wa very scary to be honest. i didn't even tell people or even friends what we are doing for a long time and the more i realize that people don' understand how these laws ar impacting folks in the rea world, it became reall important to me to share wha we have gone through what this horrible stress and trauma o top of already what was wearable situation >> tell me what you went through laurin what happened?

>> so my pregnancy started off pretty happy it was a wanted pregnancy. i did end up in the emergenc room very early on from severe vomiting my husband and i were thrilled to find out that it was twins. we already have one son, i always wanted three kids we were really excited we were looking for a new card to accommodate three under two when she has everything changed. i was at the 12 week ultrasoun when we found out that baby as the doctors refer to them could not be said for baby be. it was horrible, testing revealed that he had try 3:18, and additional or sound just one heartbreaking issue after another. after speaking with multiple doctors, genetic counselors an you are hoping somebody is wrong but we kept arriving a

the same point where it was th baby bee will die, it was matter of how soon and unfortunately, every day tha he continue to develop, he was putting his twin and myself at higher risk. sure enough, i ended up in the e.r. second time from severe nausea and vomiting but that i where health care ended up i texas now. that's all they can say and yo never want to be in a situatio where you're pregnant eterna turns into a horrible novel's. folks would stop midsentence for trying to council us as if they were scared that they would be arrested even just fo saying the word abortion no one even said it and for me i just wanted to mourn the son who i would never know but i d not have time for that because we had to just scramble to get out of state to get an abortio and order to give myself and

baby a the best chance it was just a horrible experience to go through i will never forget one of the doctors just ripping off his gloves, throwing them in the trash and saying i cannot help you anymore. you need to go out of state. and so i am doing less than tw weeks with baby a which is really haunted the rest of m pregnancy. >> what was it like amidst all of this right? the stress of finding out that one of your fetuses wa terminal, was going to have to be terminated to have to leave your home state and you ar surrounded by the people tha you love to terminate your pregnancy elsewhere? >> it was so surreal to be going through this and feeling like when we were fleeing an the nights because we had late night flight. it was so surreal to be goin through that and to feel prosecuted by my own state jus for trying to access healt care and i never thought i

would be in that situation lik that yes it just makes you feel eve more horrible when all you are trying to do is take care of yourself and in my case, the other baby who were so tryin to give a chance >> molly, tell me about this lawsuit and what you want to achieve here >> sure, well i thin unfortunately what we have see is that lawrence experience is not unique it is in fact very typical abortion bans which have taken effect since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade are having real and significan farms on real people's lives throughout the country and so this lawsuit seeks to say look, abortion is health care abortion is health care to lauren and all of the othe plaintiffs in this lawsuit wer denied the fact of the matter is that even with our lee wade, texans have constitutional rights t

life, liberty and to a quality and those rights do no disappear just because a person's pregnant. so we are seeking to validat those rights in court and ge some clarity around what i apparently an exception that does not really exist in practice >> why doesn't it exist in practice if apparently it is a exception in the state o texas. why couldn't lawrence akhter say that this could affect you health and so we must in fac perform this abortion in state >> each state that has a abortion >> i just wonder if doctors ar scared >> exactly right, every stat that now has banned abortion and there are at least 1 states have banned abortion, our exception for medica emergencies out one form o another but what we are seeing throughout texas and in ever state where abortion is banned as that physicians are terrified. they are facing a loss of thei

license, lifetime in prison, hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines they are afraid to say the wor abortion out loud let alon actually perform in abortion when the risk is that an aggressive prosecutor that and attorney general who is agains abortion in every way shape or form as we have in texas and many other states. these folks are going to secon guess their medical opinions medical care does not work tha way. decisions need discretion to treat their patients and patients need autonomy to ge the health care that they need >> lauren you have to terminat one of your pregnancies bu your other one will be here in just a couple of weeks we couldn't be more excited fo you as you face what is ahea for yourself and you look at what you went through behind you. we have a platform here, wha do you want to tell folks? >> something that i really wan to reiterate and i don't think that i can't stress enough i that i am the best cas scenario in the situation. we have the resources to get

out of state and either not to go to the brink of death her in texas but that is not the case for anybody and reall when it comes down to his up later years of privilege shoul never determine who can access health care in texas it is inhumane and the politicians here are prohibiting health care that they just don't understand they could do something, tha they haven't they don't seem to be taking action and when the confusio is this widespread amongst doctors, lawyers and the general population, that is no above and that's a feature i want to change that. >> laura, and we wish you th best in the coming weeks and w hope you do keep in touch as this all develops. thank you for joining me a well coming up everybody, the unite kingdom has tried. it could the u.s. be next? the legislative push t consider a four day work wee and skating some ground. democratic congressman mar

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republicans in the house are o serious driven by extrem ideology they are not living in reality and they have not responded to president biden's win responds or not even response but his challenge. come up with your own plan you don't like my plan when. what is the president doing? he is proposing to reduce th budget that was sent by 2. trillion dollars over ten year without harming programs tha ordinary americans rely on suc a social security and medicare not getting those benefits o raising the age. some republicans are sayin that we should cut a different deal for younger people whic is not something that i thin we should do not mentioned often in this da when's the plight of our nations veterans as the former chairman of th committee, we worked hard with

work with president biden to pass the landmark which is going to mean that 3.5 million veterans who were exposed to toxic substances, mostly fro the iraq, afghanistan era have access to medical care and i they get a rear cancer, they are going to get a disabilit check as well as our family. this is the pack we, mad republicans have not answer th question about how they ar going to insist on spendin levels at 2022 levels but they keep our promises to our veterans as well as keep our obligations to our seniors and those who need partners like medicaid them. you know yasmin, we are lookin at a 3d 1 million dollar t veterans programs if republicans got their way. they don't have a plan and

instead, they are focusing their energy on culture wars vicious culture wars >> let's talk a little bit about the budget proposa because you mention that right cutting three trillion dollars i believe and i want to draw o that a little bit. when we talk about the negotiations with republican at the end of the, day you hav to get them on board in orde to fund the social programs th president wants to fund. you're looking at thre trillion dollars in the federa budget gap, and that's what th president wants to shape proposing a new 25% tax on billionaires and increasing th corporate tax rate from 21 that's 28% and quadrupling of the 1% ta on stock buybacks that too effect earlier this year let's be honest congressman, there is no way in hec republicans will get on boar with some of this, some of these proposals. so how are you going to find the social programs? >> while the social program, the president has proposed

having the wealthy pay their fair share and corporations pa their fair share, republican instead are focused on dealing with the fiscal challenge by putting us on the backs of ordinary americans by cutting social security medicare, cutting veterans programs they don't want to touch the feds at all. if you're not going to touch the fence and my question to the republicans as what is you plan the president put forward plan, where is your plan and that is what we need to se a question of how we get there is a matter of conversation, with discussion. there is no discussion if th only thing that republicans ar going to do is buyback what th president has proposed he is laid down his bargaining position, republicans have not when all they are doing them and focusing instead on th

extreme tactic of threatened t not raise the debt ceiling i order to get their way they are being political terrorists in a way of speaking >> congressman, i want to talk about something that a lot o folks will like and that is th reintroduction of this four da work week bill the uk had this pilot program, dozens of you get companie wrapping up the biggest pilo program today with more 90 from saying they wouldn't go back to working five days week it did not get support the las time, not necessarily going to pass them this time around but i'm sure if you pull the folks in this room and a lot o people on the streets right now, they will have a four day work week what would this look like? >> what this would look like i is people being able to earn under my legislation, overtime pay after 32 hours of work instead of 40 hours of work. let's remember the five-da

work week with something tha we created the legislation almost 100 years ago it wasn't normal, it wasn' universal that people had five-day work week and a two day weekend. we created the weekend for social justice actio organizing and political and political, building politica way to do it it was once the time we ha children working in factorie until we decided that as a nation, this will not stand. we have an opportunity t increase the happiness o mankind by moving towards 32-hour work week. i think it's possible. we have seen tremendou increases and the huma productivity over the last hundred years throug technology we can ask ourselves a questio

how much do we really need t work in case we get everything done is it necessary that everythin works all of these hours and i will not be an easy road or simple road but we need to begin that discussion and my legislation does not >> congressman mark takano, as always it's a pleasure thank you sir. >> coming up next everybody, a report from ukraine where th battle in the eastern city o bakhmut rages on ahead of th ukrainian spring counteroffensive coming up tomorrow, i'll b joined by democratic congresswoman ilhan omar t talk about her out sir from th foreign affairs committee an the fight for refugees lik herself. we will be right back. they just piled it on. roast beef, ham, oven roasted turkey. all on the subway club. three peat - that's great. three meat - that's epic. the subway series. the greatest menu of all time. ♪ ♪

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say gaining a strategic of fighting in the city of bakhmu where ukrainian forces to drop that units and erin mclaughlin has more and ukraine >> hey there yasmin, the battl for bakhmut has been among the bloodiest of this war so far heavy casualties on both sides and it's potentially entering new phase according to a assessment put out by th british ministry of defense. the russian forces currently occupying the eastern portio of the city. ukrainian forces have been forced to retreat over the river that the vice as the cit

into having blowing up bridges along the way creating what th british ministry of defense ha called a kill zone although the ministry of defense noting that the supply routes for the ukrainian force in the west have bee compromised to the north and t the south potentially. that is the overall situatio on the battlefield the battle that has claime thousands of lives we were at a hospital here i dnipro which is about 100 mile away from the city of bakhmut. they are treating wounde ukrainian soldiers, i spoke to one ukrainian soldier who ha been injured and the city of bakhmut itself he was slightly wounded. he described wave after wave o russian soldiers he said they were overwhelming ukrainian forces in terms of man power. he said sometimes that his uni was outnumbered 10 to 1. not being, said he insiste that ukrainians have the wil to fight he said this is our land, we

are going to defend it and h told me he was going back to the front lines and that h wasn't scared. the big question when it comes to the battle of bakhmut though, is it worth giving that many analysts say that the city itself has very little militar value. that ukrainian leaders are adamant that it is what they are trying to do they say it's exhaust russia forces ahead of the planne ukrainian counter offensiv that's expected in the spring. yasmin >> all right thank you to erin for that, all right after th break, bringing it on. solo >> [inaudible] >> why nebraska cheerleaders tries to perform solo after he tear squad quit days before th state championships. it is not going viral, has school senior katrina koal joins me next to talk about he history making performance

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just two weeks shy of her stat shear and dance championships, nebraska cheerleader katrina coe hill at the surprising new that her squad mates had unexpectedly decided to leav the team rather than bowing out, sh decided she would still attend but do the competition b herself and she got quite th reception. watch this [crowd chanting] joining me now is the salute she later herself, katrina kuo hell katrina, it is great to talk t you. what went through your min when you realized that you are

going to be cheering o yourself >> well, a lot of excitement and anxiousness for sure and it was definitely exciting and very nerve-racking all a the same time. >> how did you get up th courage? what did you tell yourself >> that nobody else knows this routine so if i messed it up then it'll be fine because i'm the only one out there and that they are al supporting me so it is going t be fine. >> that's, great so if you messed it up, you can keep dancing and cheering and no on would really know that you mad a mistake? you also admits all of thi which is so cool by the wa because aside from going viral you also made history accordin to the omaha world herald. your performance marked th first time that you later ha competed by herself at the nebraska state high school cheer and dance championships. what do you make of making history amid it all? >> oh my goodness, i don't eve

know i don't know how to explain th feeling of overall gratitude and excitement i am so glad that they let m compete for myself i honestly did not know if i was going to be allowed to >> here is what you are chai squad posted on the facebook page katrina, you have won th hearts of so many, thank you for stepping up and becoming a courageous leader this pas year you have learned so much and you ended your senior year o such a rewarding experience. you are a true champion. you ended up placing eight out of 12 teams. the highest by the way tha your team has placed that is quite an accomplishment >> yes well i am extremely proud of myself i am proud that my coach let m go out and compete and just am glad that she supported me. >> so i want to play for folks before i let you go right?

the moments in which you kin of got this crowd riled up you are out there by yoursel cheering the team had quit here you go and this is how yo get them pumped. let's watch it [crowd chanting] what is if you like watching that now and i have to ask there was a woman at the botto of the screen who seem to know the routine. was that your coach? >> [silence] >> i think we lost katrina did we lose you? >> yes that was my coach who was playing zero attention t her. [inaudible >> oh, i think we have som audio issues

katrina, we are so happy a such an incredible time there. you did so well, no matter what, whether you messed up th routine or not you are on your, only got th crowd excited. you have a major future ahea of you and we thank you fo sharing your story with us thank you katrina, good to tal to you still ahead everybody, it is not time of the year again a reminder for you and you alarm clock is coming up next. >> it's okay, buddy f you more minutes and we get the swing >> it's okay >> look at this, way you get the hour back later in the year saving time. what's the big deal? gasp! what's the big deal? what's the big deal? what's the big deal? what's the big deal? ♪marching band music♪ ♪marching band music♪ i'll get a cart. get two!

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