here is bret baier. >> who have thunk. a tech savvy team obama struggling to get a web site up and running. conservatives going forward chemical weapons cuts, con founding democrats. washington wondering if

i'm bret baier. in the midst of the overhaul rollout, president obama is setting reports -- records but not the kind he wanted. his numbers are going historically low as we learn more about the blich field website. we have fox team coverage tonight at the white house with the heavy political price the president is paying. but we begin with chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel and a tough day at the office for kathleen sebelius. >> he was asked about promises made, the price tag and if she has regrets. >> i've asked our inspector general dan levinson to investigate the development of healthcare.gov, including the overall management of the project and the performance and payment of our contractors. >> and it appears we're having technical difficulties. she was asked questions about the difficult rollout of the obama care website. she did her best to try to explain what they've done to correct it to speed up the process. she hailed new numbers and said there will be an investigation into what

if you have a question for the senator, let me snow at face book.com/bret baier. use the hashtag bret baier on twitter also. >>> 71% of people surveyed in the lastest poll are broken. more americans than ever have high anxiety about uncle sam. >> smart effective government is important. it matters. >> yet the latest poll finds 72% of americans, a record hierks now viewing big government as the greatest threat to the nation in the future as opposed to other choices of big business or big labor. >> this number has gone up 17 points since obama took office. that's not confidence. that speaks to the current administration's policies, handling, effectiveness in rolling out the policies, managing policies. and the public's reaction to them. >> despite the occupied protests of recent years and presence in the white house who won against the business community in general. >> they want to do whatever they think will maximize profits. >> gallant finds the share of americans regarding big business has fallen a 10 points since mr. obama took office to 21%. >> lyndon johnson w

i am bret baier. >> what advice did britt give you when you to-- before you to over?> he said two things, one be yourself, two, let the news driver the show. >> this is why i need a humvee. this is not cutting it. >> the news has taken brett out of the studio and on the road and even on a 100 mile bike ride with wounded veterans and president bush. >> i must confess, you beat expectations. >> it wmust have been pretty lo. >> yes, they were. >> why do you think people watch fox? >> i think it's a formula that works. it works why britt created the whole structure. it is news driven. the correspondents drive it. then to have analysis at the end of the show with the panel it's an equation that works. >> you think about "special report" you think about fox news sunday, you think about the people that sat in the chair. >> tony snow. >> god rest his soul. >> chris wallace, britt. >> tony was a new comer to television and a very bright and talented guy and a sweet guy. people have said that about him. chris was a legitimate star on abc news and he brought this very high degre

i'm bret baier. president obama is bringing in a high tech executive with experience to fix his massively flawed health care website. but rebooting his administration's badly damaged reputation might need more long-term help. we have fox team coverage tonight. jim angle in the bureau with growing outrage over the prospect of the government penalizing you for not staying in shape. but we begin with ed henry with executive action many feel was long overdue. good evening. >> good evening, brad. it was 80 days after the botched rollout that the president turned to a microsoft executive to try to help dig out, why is why this president has lower approval ratings than bush during his rough second term. >> as president obama brought in top executives from google, amazon and microsoft to help his website, but he talked about a power hungry and revenge obsessed power hungry senator played by spacey. he said he wishes that congress was that ruthless. >> [ inaudible ]. >> questions remain why the president did

." >>> good evening, i'm john roberts in tonight for bret baier. happy new year to you. as millions of americans ring in the new year in a few hours, president obama's health care emerges. people go to clinics and emergency rooms and pharmacies, hoping their coverage comes through. white house correspondent wendell goler is with the president in honolulu. >> reporter: when the big bault drops in -- the big ball drops in time square, kathleen sebelius emerged from lunch today optimistic but cautious. >> i'm thrilled we're going to have millions. people that will have health security and it should be a great year for families across america. >> i'm sure there will be some issues, there always are. >> but the problems of the website seem to be a thing of the past, exerts see new problems on the horizon. >> i think there will be confusion of people who may have done well on the front end of the website but didn't get the information transferred through the back end of the website and that is where i think the problems will lie. >> some people still don't have their insurance

and bret baier joins us now. it is a tough sale for john kerry, what are we expecting. >> as you look live in the house foreign relations committee. secretary kerry will have a tough sale and ask the law makers on capitol hill to give them time and he may point to the iran's foreign minister's comment that if law makers go a head with sanctions that would kick in, in six months if the iranians don't do what they said in the national part of the negotiations, that is a tentative structure of what they are talking about here. six months and the law makers go forward with that, thee rannians said that would scuttle the whole deal as it stands like now and kerry made's point to that. that is a traggil time for the administration. and law makers on both sides of the aisle. bob men edez, a democrat and chuck shumer a democrat and lindsay graham and mark kirk republicans, all saying that there needs to be more behind this and more teeth, otherwise the iranians are essentially running away with this and not getting any b

i'm shannon freeman in for bret baier. edward snowden leaked documents six months ago and the man facing felony charges and hiding in russia claims victory. steve doocy has the story. >> reporter: today edward snowden is living in moscow living on chips. a few months ago he had a place in hawaii. he said for me, in terms of personal satisfaction, the mission is accomplished. i already would be. -- i've already won. barton gelman, who has leaked some of the explosive documents last spring, spoke to snowden in person in russia last week. >> he said he is not trying to burn down the nsa, he is not trying to stop the collection of intelligence. he is trying to enable a debate in which the public can decide whether it agrees with him, that intelligence collection should be targeted. >> reporter: since snow deb wants the american public to decide the fate of some surveillance programs, one deputy cia director said he should put his own fate in the hands of an american jury. >> if you believe americans should be the judge of this

i'm bret baier. president obama took another shot this afternoon at another relaunch of his massively troubled health care reform initiative. he says he'll keep at it as long as it takes. we have fox team coverage tonight. shannon breem has another trip to federal court for obama care. jim anchor with the big december countdown that has more to do with health insurance than the holiday. . we begin with chief white house correspondent ed henry and a president who is not backing down. good evening, ed. >> reporter: good evening, brett. the president said he's learned not to make any more wild promises about the web site. nonetheless he went on offense. his aides tell me the now finally believe the tide is starting to turn in their favor. >> the bottom line is, this law is working and will work into the future. >> reporter: a defiant president obama tried to change the narrative on his botched rollout, claiming healthcare.gov is turning the corner and benefits are kicking in. as he unveiled yet another

well bret baier will take you on a behind the scenes tour of many of them. tonight's focus, a look into the world of cold, hard, cash printing. >> on "special report" we talk about money, we talk about taxes and your money. so we thought we would take you on a tour of the $20 bill, the evolution at the bureau of engraving and printing. kevin, here in this facility, how much money is printed? >> we are printing here and in the facility in fort worth, texas, $1.5 billion a day. >> billion with a b.? >> yes. we print in four hour shifts, five days a week. >> and this is the actual paper before it starts the process of printing? >> correct. it comes in, in boxes like this from crane paper company you will in massachusetts and it is a 75% cotton, 25% linen paper. >> why don't we grab a sheet and show what the situation is. >> this is the paper that comes to us. there are going to be 32 notes on a sheet and we'll look at a light table to see the water mark embedded. >> and now these printing presses, they just started over in this corner and you can hear them in t

i'm bret baier.ook another shot this afternoon at another relaunch of his massively troubled health care reform initiative. he says he'll keep at it as long as it takes. we have fox team coverage tonight. shannon breem has another trip to federal court for obama care. jim anchor with the big december countdown that has more to do with health insurance than the li

bret baier is the anchor. thank you.l of the day's political news each and every night on "special report." bret baier will have it at 6:00 p.m. eastern for you tonight. jenna: turning back to another big story for us today, investigators in the national transportation safety board on the scene of the deadly train derailment outside of new york city as we're learning more about the tragic course of events that took place. investigators say they found a second data recorder that may be able to tell them how fast that metro north train was going at the time of the crash. the crash killed four people, injured more than 60 others, some critically. investigators say their probe will focus on speed and also focus on the train's brakes. recovered data boxes are sent to washington for more analysis as we speak. ntsb says the go team is on the scene and will consider human error. the death and the derailment are the first passenger deaths in an accident in metro north's 31-year history. in the meantime, a new national security co

i'm bret baier in washington. the house started to vote on the budget deal expected to pass. you look live at the magic number they need. 217 votes. the voting has just started. we expect this to take 20 to 25 minutes. you'll see that live here. we'll go to carl cameron on the days back and forth with the budget. another big story tonight. there are conflicting signals tonight from the white house on when some of the obama care care deadlines are set. who's actually calling the shots. what any of this is going to look like

here is bret baier? >> who would have thunk it? a tech savvy obama getting a web site up and running. conservative it is defense cuts come founding democrats. they wonder if the capstone achievement may be their undoing. a freshman sen dorr leaving his party down the road a senior statesman would rather not go. we are going to try to make sense of the last 12 months. we start with another paradox of sorts a cadre of young political activists mobile liedzing again the president's signature legislation. >> november 10th, 12013 the month after the obamacare exchange's open for business. thousands of university of miami and virginia tech fans party outside sonlife said yum. >> but this is more than a free game tailgate bash. it sounds a lot like a call to civil disobedience. >> though 29-year-old evan fineburg the president of generation opportunity would deny that. >> you have been travelling the country telling young people to ignore the law. >> not at all. >> you follow people around telling them to opt out. >> no dut we are telling

i'm bret baier in washington. the house started to vote on the budget deal expected to pass. you look live at the magic number they need. 217 votes. the voting has just started. we expect this to take 20 to 25 minutes. you'll see that live here. we'll go to carl cameron on the days back and forth with the budget. another big story tonight. there are conflicting signals tonight from the white house on when some of the obama care care deadlines are set. who's actually calling the shots. what any of this is going to look like come january 1st. in fact hhs may be trying to move the goalposts. there's confusion on capitol hill and in the insurance industry accordeding to sources. ed henry tries to my s ting to f it. >> confusion you're right. coverage gaps at the beginning of january. some paperwork coming in late. hhs today published a new regulation basically saying people have until december 31st in order to pay premiums and get coverage the next day january 1st even though the insurance companies may not be able to turn that around. they're asking insurers to basically let peo

i'm shannon freeman in for bret baier.n leaked documents six months ago and the man facing felony charges and hiding in russia claims victory. steve doocy has the story. >> reporter: today edward snowden is living in

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from washington, d.c., here's bret baier. >> who'd have thunk it? a tech-savvy team obama struggling to get a website up and running. conservatives going for defense cuts, confounding democrats. washington wondering if the progressives' capstone achievement may be their undoing. a freshman senator leading his party down a road its senior statesman would rather not go. we're going to try to make sense of the last 12 months. we start with another paradox of sorts. a cadre of young political activists mobilizing against the president's signature legislation. ♪ november 10th, 2013, the month after the obamacare exchange is open for business. thousands of university of miami and virginia tech fans party outside sunlife stadium. but this is more than a pregame tailgate bash. it sounds a lot like a call to civil disobedience. >> that's right. all right. >> though 29-year-old evan fineberg, the president of generation opportunity, would deny that. >> you've been traveling the country essentially telling people, young people, to ignore the law. >> no. not at

i'm in for bret baier. as many of you sit down with your family over christmas dinner left overs. a man captured is pleading with the the obama administration to help reunite him with his family. we have the lead story tonight. >> a desperate plea. haunting images of him looking tired and pale claiming he feels abandoned and forgotten urging his family to get the white house to initiate his release. quote, unless you continue to try to get president barack obama and his administration to actively pursue my release, me may never see each other again. administration officials have said they will not negotiate with al qaeda. marie added to fox, quote, we're working hard to authenticate this latest report. we reiterate our call that warren wine stein be released to his family. from uncertainly throughout the mideast to deadly violence in south sudan led the u.s. to move platoons stationed closer to the line of fire. >> it's hard to believe this administration will wade in much deeper. look at the administration's posture in the middle east, getting out of afghanistan and iraq. punting

here is bret baier. >> who have thunk. a tech savvy team obama struggling to get a web site up and running. conservatives going forward chemical weapons cuts, con founding democrats. washington wondering if the progressive achievement may be their undoing. a freshman senator leading his party down a road its senior statesmen would rather not go. we're going to try to make sense of the last 12 months. we start with another paradox of sorts. a contrary of young political activists mobilizing against the president's signature legislation. >> november 10, 2013, the month after the obamacare exchanges opened for business. thousands of university of miami and virginia tech fans partying outside the stadium. but this is more than a pre-game tailgate bash. it sounds a lot like a call to civil disobedience. though 29-year-old evan, the president of generation opportunity, would deny that. you've been traveling the country essentially telling young people to ignore the law. >> no, not at all. >> come on of the we have cameras follow

from washington, d.c., here's bret baier. >> who'd have thunk it. a tech savvy team obama struggling to get a website up and running. conservatives confounding democrats. washington wondering if the progressive capstone achievement may be their undoing. a freshman senator leading his party down a road its senior statesman would rather not go. we're going to try to make sense of the last 12 months. we start with another paradox of sorts. a cadre of young, political activists, mobilizing against the president's signature legislation. ♪ november 10th, 2013. a month after the obamacare exchanges opened for business. thousands of university of miami and virginia tech fans party outside sun life stadium. but this is more than a pregame tailgate bash. it sounds a lot like a call to civil disobedience. >> hundreds of people are going to sign up for obamacare, right? >> that's right. >> though 29-year-old evan feinberg, the president of generation opportunity, would deny that. you've been traveling the country essentially telling people, young people to igno

i'm bret baier. two more wake-up calls at how vulnerable anywhere in america can be vulner to attacks. one student is dead, two others were hurt in colorado and the twin threats of domestic terrorism and islamic extremism came into sharper focus this afternoon when we learned of a plot to attack the airport in wichita, kansas. mike tobin is following that story from chicago tonight. >> avionics technician 58-year-old terry lilo han arrested by federal authorities they say in a plot to detonate a car bomb at the wichita airport. >> he went to the airport to detonate the bomb. he was taken into custody when he attempted to open the security gate with his pass. >> the criminal complaint said he left a letter to family, reading in part, i will, if everything is planned, be mar r martyred for in the event at the airport for which i am responsible. agents provided him to make what he thought was a working bomb. >> we are charged with and have an obligation to take action and protect the public whenever an

i'm bret baier. senate democrats are apparently drawing their own line in the sand over iran.ning republicans on a measure that would force the president to raise sanctions on islamic republic if it violates the nuclear deal with the west. chief white house cor

hello, i'm bret baier and i hope you'll enjoy watching this fox news reporting special as much as we enjoyed making it. fox viewers know where charles krauthammer sits on the panel and probably know his position on most issues but we bet there is a lot you don't know about the all-star panelist, syndicated columnist, harvard trained psychiatrist and even occasional baseball analyst. we think you should. even if the doctor has a different opinion. >> you were a little reticent when we started this project. what is your thought about all of this? >> i don't like it. >> full disclosure. i've been trying to convince charles krauth to sit for an interview for sometime. >> secretary kerry on the hill today. >> not one where he shares his thoughts optd news of the day. >> i suspect there will be another twist here. >> but one where he pulls back the curtain and reveals beyond the extraordinary writer and influential thinker, the life of an intensely private. >> when i say i don't like it. i won't pretend somebody on the television doesn't enjoy. but when it comes to interior life, it is not

i got some problems. >> joining us from our nation's capitol is bret baier. tell you what you're going to be talking about. the obamacare web site. they changed things around and now there is a thing where you can see the plans before i apply. in the beginning you had to register and all that stuff. what's going to happen is people are going to look and it's going to be sticker shock because you might think you're getting a cheap plan and then you examine the fine print, the deductible is ten, $11,000 a year. >> yeah. it's amazing. we've done this story many times and when you see it, it's pretty shocking because you have the "new york times" today and they just -- all they did was outlined people going on the site and saying, yes, the premium is very low. but the deductible is 6, 7, 10, $12,000 a year. >> who can afford that? >> that suddenly is a high bar to get over for health coverage. you're right, it's a big deal. >> i know you watch fox news sunday every week and you watch ezekiel emmanuel, they he is right that post-web site failure, they haven't rela

." >>> good evening, i'm john roberts in tonight for bret baier. happy new year to you.th care emerges. people go to clinics and emergency rooms and pharmacies, hoping their coverage comes through. white house corresp

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i'm bret baier.politics, two people look at the same exact event in two completely different ways. millions of americans know firsthand that they could not keep their plan or their doctor like president obama promised. too many people -- to many people that is a lie and undermines trust. but to others, apparently that statement is still true.

i'm bret baier. in politics, two people look at the same exact event in two completely different ways. millions of americans know firsthand that they could not keep their plan or their doctor like president obama promised. too many people -- to many people that is a lie and undermines trust. but to others, apparently that statement is still true. with a major caveat. meanwhile visitors to the obama care website are seeing what plans are costing in detail and while those vary, you might suffer some sticker shock when you hear how much the website cost. we have fox team coverage. peter doocy looks at the revamps website and ed henry has the latest from the white house. hi, ed. >> reporter: the administration will make sure healthcare.gov will get a new look over the weekend, but there are questions about how they sold this to the public. first president obama and his aides had to adjust his promise that if you like your health plan you can keep it. and now ezekiel emanual is adding another caveat to th

i'm bret baier. more wake-up calls at how vulnerable anywhere in america can be vulner to attacks. one student is dead, two others were hurt in colorado and the twin threats of domestic terrorism and islamic extremism came into sharper focus this afternoon when we

i'm bret baier in washington. congressional leaders have agreed to a new budget deal.t will limit the cycle of standoff and shutdown threats but there are concerns about spending. house and senate budget negotiators are set to unveil the agreement any moment. you are looking live now on capitol hill and we'll take you there live as soon as they step to the podium. in the mean time mike emanuel is standing by live at the capitol with some details. >> good evening. they are calling it the bipartisan budget action of 2013 and it has been between patty

i'm bret baier.of the overhaul rollout, president obama is setting reports -- records but not the kind he wanted. his numbers are going historically low as we learn more about the blich field website. we have fox team coverage tonight at the white house with the heavy politic

i'm bret baier. earlier, president obama urged graduates to reject those voices warning government was the root of all problems. given that, it might come as a surprise that government is not a savior but not his latest scapegoat, because his signature legislation is not yet working. ed henry has our lead story tonight. >> reporter: after weeks of his aides saying there would be no monday morning quarterbacking of the botched rollout, president obama seemed to go further in an msnbc interview, blaming government bureaucracy. >> the challenge, i think, that we have going forward is not so much my personal management style or particular issues around the white house organization. it actually has to do what i referred to earlier, which is we have these big agencies. some of which are outdated. some of which are not designed properly. >> reporter: the president did note there needed to be better controls in place on healthcare.gov. >> my question is, is he passing the buck? >> oh, no, no, no. the preside

i'm bret baier. there are plenty of phone calls back and forth between the nsa and the obama administration tonight, because a judge today said the agency's program to collect data about virtually every call in the u.s. is unconstitution. chief intelligence correspondent catherine heritage has been on her phone all afternoon and has

i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. today was cutoff day for consumers to sign up for obamacare if they want their health care coverage to start on january 1st. however the website glitches struck again. ed henry reports sh the president is making the deadline, sort of, but then or . >> reporter: president obama liked his health plan and he is going to keep it, period. a white house official put out a statement today revealing that as a symbolic gesture over the weekend, in between golf and watching college basketball, the president enrolled in the d.c. health insurance exchange. he was pleased to participate in a plan as a show of support for these market places which are providing quality, affordable health care options to more than a million people and he selected a bronze plan. but he will not have a bronze plan. since like past presidents, he will get his health care by the military. and then he added another caveat, the president did not sign up himself, the staff did it. after all, the president was in hawaii. an

i'm shannon bream in for bret baier.s to sign up for obamacare if they want their health care coverage to start on january 1st. however the website glitches struck again. ed henry reports sh the president is making the deadline, sort of, but then or . >> reporter: president obama liked his health plan and he is

this is "special report. " >> good evening, i'm bret baier. president obama will leave for a huh wine -- hawaiian vacation in about an hour, but a speech on regrets of obamacare, cautiousness over the nsa and defiance over his eroding public standing. chief white house correspondent ed henry was in the middle of it this afternoon. >> reporter: every cl way -- which way president obama turned he was focused on his nosedive and the bungled rollouts. >> the fact is it didn't happen in the first month or six weeks in a way that was at all acceptable. and since i'm in charge, obviously we screwed it up. >> reporter: to the edward snowden leaks and added to the questions of credibility to the president. >> just like on health care, if you like your plan you can keep it. on surveillance you looked the american people in the eye and said we have the right balance and six months later you are saying maybe not. >> well hold on a second. i think it is important to note that when it comes to the right balance on surveillance, these are a series of judgmen

i'm in tonight for bret baier. in the midst of the lowest approval ratings of the five years in office, president obama is being advised to take a chainsaw to a big part of the nation 's intelligence framework. the just released latest fox news poll shows the president's approval numbers continue to hover around 40%. we have fox team coverage of the nsa fallout. catherine heritage with what they might do. but we begin with wendell goler and why he might do it. >> good evening. the report recommends 46 changes which he accepts next month. and while his aides tell you, the poll numbers are not a factor, he is being supported by a number of political supporters. the president was told the nsa threatened the country's dominance of the technology department, there was a review to mr. president obama. >> make sure we are gathering intelligence in a way that serves our security needs in a focus way and not just because we can because we have the capacity to do so. >> jay carney denies the report's release was prompted by

good evening, i'm bret baier. you were chowing down on turkey dinners and leftovers this weekend, the computer technicians behind the healthcare.gov website were frantically working to get their digital ducks in a row. today it was time to see if it all worked. we have fox team coverage tonight. bret is on how democrats may pay a heavy political price for obama care. jim angle with what

." >>> good evening, i'm bre bret baier. sometimes it seems the entire world is a danger zone. from carnage in our classroom to dirty bomb fears south of our border, to chemical weapons fears in syria. those are just today's headlines. throw in jihadists in the middle east and protesters in ukraine and you have an explosive situation almost everywhere you look. we have james rosen on rising tensions with china over disputed territory. katherine on u.s. negotiations directly with middle east terror groups, but we begin with casey in dallas following the search for radioactive material that could be used to make a dirty bomb. hello, casey. >> reporter: bret, good evening to you. it is theft that has officials on high alert tonight after a truckloaded with radioactive material was stolen from a mexico gas station earlier this week. the vehicle had left a hospital in tijuana where it picked up a load of cobalt 60, which is used to treat cancer patients. but cobalt added to traditional explosives can make a so-called dirty bomb, causing widespread panic and radiation exposure. now,

from washington, d.c., here's bret baier. >> who'd have thunk it. a tech savvy team obama struggling to get a website up and running. con

i'm bret baier. you can bet there are plenty of phone calls back and forth between the nsa and the obama administration tonight, because a judge today said the agency's program to collect data about virtually every call in the u.s. is unconstitution. chief intelligence correspondent catherine heritage has been on her phone all afternoon and has her reaction. >> the u.s. district court judge richard leon finds that the bulk collection of records, known as section 218 of the patriot act is in contradiction to the amendment. the nsa's bulk telephony meta data program significantly intrudes on that. in cases involving imminent threats of terrorism. the suit brought by larry clayman of freedom watch against the obama administration challenged the constitutionality of the bulk collection of phone records and the nsa's authority to do so. tonight the ruling is described by civil liberties group as a setback for the obama administration and the nsa. >> the reasoning is -- it is broad enough that it effective

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i'm bret baier.s to reject those voices warning government was the root of all problems. given that, it might come as a surprise that government is not a savior but not his latest scapegoat, because his signature legislation is not yet working. ed henry has our lead story tonight.

i'm bret baier. tech executive with experience to fix his massively flawed health care website. but rebooting his administration's badly damaged reputation might need more long-term help. we have fox team coverage tonight. jim angle in the bureau with growing outrage over the pro

good evening, i'm bret baier. while you were chowing down on turkey dinners and leftovers this weekend, the computer technicians behind the healthcare.gov website were frantically working to get their digital ducks in a row. today it was time to see if it all worked. we have fox team coverage tonight. bret is on how democrats may pay a heavy political price for obama care. jim angle with what may be another broken promise from the president. peter doocy continues his attempts to sign up for insurance but we begin with ed henry on what, if anything, has changed. good evening, ed. >> reporter: good evening, bret. the administration took a bit of a victory lap over the weekend over healthcare.gov but tonight the question is whether online users are simply being pushed from one waiting line to another. president obama's aides struggled today to explain whether they really met the deadline to fix healthcare.gov after consumers reported getting a new page telling them there's so much traffic, they have been thrown into

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