karl rove goes away. if you think about karl rove's objective here, number one, he wants to remain relevant after wasting $300 million last year and getting nothing in 2012. >> i like how you sneak in your own points in there. >> but number two, he gains -- you know, he's punching up and the president at this point, president clinton, is punching down, so karl rove has gotten exactly what he wants. >> here's nick coal wallace, appears regularly on "morning joe," she said on "morning joe," she doesn't think he raised the issue of hillary clinton's health by accident. that seems to be clear. >> karl didn't just stumble into this line of questioning about hillary clinton's health. he's one of the most prepared and deliberate speakers. i think injecting questions about her health crisis from a few years ago is something that karl thinks is fair game. >> she knows what she's talking about. interesting phrase there, by the way, fair game. that's an interesting history right there. anyway, this point, "why does

. >> karl rove suggested hillary clinton may have brain damage. >> tonight, karl rove claiming hillary clinton-- >> the headline in the "new york post" screaming, "karl rove, hillary may have brain damage." >> he was talking about hillary's treatment after she suffered a fall and concussion. >> he said this, "30 days in a hospital and when she aappears she's wearing glasses for people with traumatic brain injury. we node to know what's up with that." >> stephen: yeah, what's up with that. congress must convene a select committee to investigate the whatness of that being up? ( cheers and applause ) a lot of select committee fans here tonight. nation, this is a serious scandal because rove's conjecture is based on soiled facts. hillary clinton did go to the hospital after a concussion in 2012, and she later exhibited some very strange behavior in her benghazi testimony. she had a mastery of the facts and an unshakable confidence, all while wearing those stupid glasses. i mean, they're, like-- these things are like orthopedic shoes for your face. you'd have to be brain damaged to wear tho

look, i've dealt with karl rove for 20 years. and he was in the old days the sort of affable guy behind the scenes as the architect sending others out to do the dirty work, quite frankly, while he emphasized his closeness to that nice guy -- >> did ann richards know he was the guy leading the attacks, that sicked the dogs on her? >> oh, yes. >> and does john mccain know today that karl rove did it to him? >> everybody knew what karl rove was behind the scenes. but the way politics operates now and the way he wants to operate to raise his own profile -- don't forget, chris, he's running american crossroads. he's running a big independent spending operation. he needs to be out there visibly waving the flag and doing these attack dog role for the sake of his own organization. >> michelle, s.o.b., that would be me. is that an advertisement? i want you to know i'm an s.o.b. i want you to know, everybody watch, i am the guy -- this is karl rove speaking -- i'm the guy that's willing to call her old, sick, yesterday, stale. i'll call an

let's start with the best fight in the country, the clintons versus karl rove. le royale over hillary's health, this brain injury he's mixing it up about. the clintons are hitting back with a combination of punches, the defense of the former secretary of state is 100%, that rove is dealing with some kind of sickness himself, or, according to bill, the republican operative's charges are so inconsistent as to be laughable.

would not be karl rove without a smear campaign. why is he being asked about hillary's brain? because of this new york post headline on gossip heavy page six. it was blasted out monday night. people need to know what happened when clinton suffer add fall in december, 2012. the post quotes an incredulous rove at a conference last week. 30 days in the hospital? when she reappears she's wearing glasses for people that only have traumatic brain injury. we need to know what's up with that. yeah, what is up with that? first of all, it was four days in the hospital. second of all, what's up with that is this. >> look, she'll be 69 by the time the 2016 election. she'll be 77, if she serves two terms. this ends up being an issue. >> you know who else was 69 when he ran for president? ronald reagan. it's not about hillary's fitness, it's detonating her 2016 campaign before it started. as bill clinton can attest, dr. rove's latest is a warm up to a full-on clinton conspiracy bonanza. >> if it is, you can't be upset about it. it's just the begi

karl rove questions hillary clinton's health in the wake of the concussion she suffered. he is widely attacked for a low blow. >> she had a serious upsold, a serious health episode. if you go through a serious health episode, it causes you to look at life differently. this was a serious deal. >> did the fox news contributor going too far in focusing on her age? >> donald sterling digs himself a deeper hole by claiming more on magic johnson. and barbara walters hanging it up after 50 years. >> i was the first female cohost of a network program but i was a flop, as you heard, my male cohost didn't want a female, i was drowning, and gasping and someone threw me that life rememberer called "specials." >> how did she change television? can the view thrive without her? this is "media buzz." new information emerging of what is a civil war at "new york times" a happy bennett when the first female executived spore in the 160 yield history. >> i am so proud of the fact that i am the first woman to hold this job. >> but "new york times" took a invite h beating when she was fired for

a clinton spokesperson said karl rove deceived the country for years. e are no words for this level of level. she is 100%. period. rove spent time on fox news i guess trying to clarify what he meant. >> how did this comment come up suggesting hillary clinton may suffer from brain damage? where did that come from. >> no, no, wait a minute. no, no. i didn't say she had brain damage. she had a serious health episode. hillary clinton wants to run for president but she would not be human if this didn't enter in as a consideration. and my other point is this will be an issue in the 2016 race, whether she likes it or not. >> if this disregard for anything approaching decency is surprising then you don't know the history of karl rove's work in politics. joining me skbrosh with a green from bloomberg business week. the reason i want you here is you wrote an incredible profile in 2004 in the atlantic about karl rove's history as a political operative. it turns out like casting wild rumors out is part of his m.o. palestine tell me about the supreme court justice ra

it's their best hope so they're clinging to it. >> karl rove, here's what you wrote about karl rove and his attack on hillary. quote, he knows the gop has no logical route back to the white house except to hobble its ablist democratic rivals, so this is a sacrificial mission by rove. he'll try to take down clinton, even if he goes down with them. now, that's a very interesting statement. just how ugly do you think karl rove is willing to get? >> i think pretty ugly, you know? now he's backtracked a little bit. now he's asking questions. he said this weekend i'm not asking kbes, i'm not suggesting she's hiding anything. i'm just expressing human concern about another human being. that's so not true. the day he did this, the day he launched this attack, he went through this whole conspiracy theory and ended with we need to know what's up with that. so he moves around, he changes stories based on what's selling and what's not selling. but he's also, i think, taken some real hits and he's showing he's willing to do that, because his party, they moved away from things they used to believe in

do you think karl rove was the right messager out there? do you think it helps to have the idea floating around right now? >> no. i think it's too political. i do think that sarah palin did get a bad rap. the media went overboard. if the republicans think they are not going to have the scouring of a presidential candidate medical records, hillary clinton will be put through the ringer whether karl rove said anything or not. i've been there. i've had to supply medical records to the media before. it is nothing that's new. it is not -- and the only thing that's new about it is that karl decided to roll it out at this time in the campaign, you know, two or three years before it's going to happen, and i think it's very political. >> why i think it is fair game, isn't it exactly what the clintons want? if you have see karl rove, who is an enemy, this is exactly what they want. it's the clintons versus karl rove. shouldn't he have gone away and somebody else brought it up? >> i think it's totally insulting to hillary clinton if the media is going

will karl rove's questions about hillary clinton's health backfire?nie cutter, on the right, newt gingrich. in the "crossfire," senator tim kaine, a virginia democrat, and senator lindsey graham, a south carolina republican. legitimate questions or the politics of personal destruction tonight on "crossfire." >> okay, so, where are we at? >> it's great to be back. it's hard to believe i've been gone since january. i didn't expect much to change in the last three and a half months, but i certainly didn't expect things to get worse. i woke up to a brand new absolutely ridiculous theory about hillary clinton peddled by none other than karl rove. >> i'm not suggesting hillary clinton may suffer from brain damage, where'd that come from? >> no, no, no, wait a minute. no, i didn't say she had brain damage. she had a serious health episode. this will be an issue in the 2016 race, whether she likes it or not. >> this is just a bunch of crap. let's be clear, what karl rove is doing here, he's raising questions about secretary clinton's health in order to create

the first is, at any point in the election cycle, a lie from karl rove is a lie from karl rove.ng about here. the other truth are that there continue to be over the years, over these election cycles, when karl rove engages in one of these fiendish tricks, there is a positive correlation between how others react to that. and what i mean is, you have continuing, growing, strong and earnest support for hillary clinton that in these past few days has only continued to grow. this weekend, for example, she released a wonderful excerpt from her memoir, a very warm, poignant conversation about being a mother, being a daughter. and that's the hillary clinton that people respond to. when karl rove attacks, that enthusiasm for her only grows. these are the truths that we're dealing with. >> hoisted on one's own pitard, a bomb you strap on and blows up before you wound up doing the damage you wanted to do. is this going to be a situation like that, do you think, kevin? >> well, look. i think as tracy points out, this is what democrats like. they like to run against a -- as they say, a fiend

somebody is going to say hey, karl rove is right. but she's going to have to answer these questions. there's an answer for these questions. she's been out and making speeches and she looks great. these questions, the way they raised them it's dirty. are they relevant questions? they actually are. and she's got an answer, i believe. >> does this escalate the campaign that they go after republicans? >> i've never been a fan of the way john kerry handled the swift boefting or the way michael dukakis handled everything. you've got to fight. but they are fighting. do you think the clintons are happy they're involved in this mud fight at this point? >> no, i don't think so. let me tell you, chris, i think there's a separate campaign going on. karl rove was either demented because thaz that was as gross and lethal an attack. he's demented or a smart guy. he knows you don't shoot 2 1/2 years before the election. that issue, hillary clinton's age and health is a september issue when voters are paying attention. what are they campaigning for n

did karl rove's name come up? rove is under fire, even from some in his own party, for attacking hillary clinton's health. >> i didn't say she had brain damage. she had a serious health episode. this will be an issue in the 2016 race. >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. they're increasing u.s. efforts now to find the missing any jer kran girls. it's one thing that both parties in washington are agreeing on. they sent a letter to the president last week demanding more u.s. action. 11 of the 16 democratic women senators took this picture on monday, holding up a bring back our girls hash tag sign. it's become the rallying cry across the globe. michigan senator debbie stabno joins me now. you demanded that they permit al qaeda-like sanctions. what more can be done? what hasn't the administration done that it should be doing? >> andrea, first of all, thank you for focusing on this. we know that the add m, offered help immediately. it wasn't immediately accepted. it now has been. which is incredibly importa

bill crystal this past week put down what karl rove did and said it was not a very good idea for the ublicans to have done this. this is -- >> the republicans didn't do it. one guy did it. rove did it. there's a big republican party out there anxious to talk about obamacare and taxes and the slow economy and the media are obsessed with trying to turn this into the karl rove show. that's the media. not rove. >> they put on the republicans when they have that air time, start talking about that stuff rather than hillary clinton. use the time you're on to talk about the economy. >> talk about it. who is doing it? do it. get on. >> they're on the media. >> they're being booked but that's not what they're talking about. when you have that air time, suck it up. talk about the stuff you think is important. jon: i want you guys -- >> i guarantee if you went back to the transcript, they did talk about that. the question kept coming about karl rove. >> we're talking about it. jon: get me a list of things you want me to talk about, right? >> what's your email address again? jon: i've got it. than

around conspireing to introduce things like hillary clinton's health into a 2016 conversation and karl rove is, like, you know, the one with the starters gun on this. i think that this was dr. rove's comments. >> dr. rove. >> i think they were awkward and i think they ultimately were erroneous but they were about an obvious point which is that there's a difference between being a technical noncandidate and a candidate and the level of scrutiny you get and ultimately i think that hillary clinton as she goes to sequence of deciding whether or not she wants to run, she's considering those issues, and i think that -- >> you're saying it's erroneous but not small -- >> i don't think that karl rove into that event wherever this news was made with the design on sort of introducing this element to the conversation. i absolutely disafree with that. i think one of the reasons that we're continuing to talk about it today, and i don't mean this in a criticism way, i mean it in a clinical observation, which is that the clinton operation smartly seized upon it. she may not be a candidate, but her operati

he also is the author of three books on karl rove president "bush's brain" "rove exposed" and "the architect." thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> great to be with you. >> what is karl rove really doing here? >> well, first of all, this is textbook karl rove in that these kind of sleazy personal attacks, he goes back to smearing ann richards to suggesting john mccain was mentally unstable, outing valerie plame's status as a cia agent. this was a premeditated effort on rove's part to put a target on hillary's back in the prelude to these benghazi show trials that are about to happen. i think that was part of it. and i think he was trying to goad the press into this old republican playbook of trying to goad the press into making a legitimate issue out of a nonissue, really. and so i think he's made a big mistake, though. it's completely backfired and i think that going forward, people who are asking gratuitous questions about what is a nonissue are going to look like they're part of karl rove's campaign of dirty tricks. he tried to legitimatize the issue. he ended up delegitimatizi

that's why i think even fox news made karl rove explain himself and why republicans are openly asking whether they want to own the downside of rove's dirty playbook out in the open. that's why bill o'reilly, counseling the gop. don't start out your battle for the presidency like this. it's why bite middle of this week, it seems like if any one here needs a doctor, it's karl rove. a warrior who went on offense and found himself bloodied in the ring. joining me now is, dana milbank, msnbc analyst, and the host of msnbc's show. steve, what do you think of the theory? >> we will see. my thought on this one is, this didn't work because this was so like spectacularly and laughably. i think the attacks on hillary have begun. seeing that with benghazi. this compared to what is to come. assuming she does run for president. this is nothing. of what it reflects. and what you get to play out. what nancy pelosi is saying. and, karl rove and, republicans are responding to hillary clinton being very popular. they're responding to that. that's true. what they're really responding to is the realizatio

nice smackdown, though, of karl rove. >> dr.rove might have been the last person in america on election night to recognize and acknowledge that the president had won re-election, including the state of ohio. we'll leave it at that. >> always love to hear him throwing shade, but obviously is he jokes because, as we've said already, karl rove is actually really brilliant, and a great political strategist, and here just by introducing this and now folks like us are going to have a conversation about how dumb it is, but we're still advancing it, and this sort of smear mongering is what karl rove has done throughout his career. when they were running for governor, he talked about maybe ann richards, the governor then of texas was gay. when they were running for president against john mccain, he talked about john mccain, maybe he has mental health issues as well as saying he has -- maybe he has a mixed race child out of wed lock. you know, when they were running against john kerry, like maybe he was not as valorous in vietnam as you a

we begin with serious heat on karl rove all for his attempt to put heat on a very popular democrat. ve known for dirty tricks had to go and explain to his fox colleagues why he reportedly lashed out at hillary clinton's mental competence at a conference last week. >> this is what the "post" writes. he suggests that hillary clinton might have brain damage. is that true or not? >> well, i never used that -- no, i never used that phrase. i never used that phrase. but look, she had a serious episode, a serious health episode. >> it quotes you as saying 30 days in the hospital, question mark. and when she reappears, she's wearing glasses only for only people that have traumatic brain injury. it says she was? the hospital for three days and i'm trying to figure out what the accuracy was there. >> she goes in "a sunday, comes out on a wednesday. this is a 30-day period. and they're not particularly forthcoming. remember on the 30th, they won't even say where the blood clot was. it takes 24 hours to come out and say. >> you're raising questions about what happened. >> rush limbaugh was watch

this is a top republican campaign strategist, karl rove, raising what he later called a serious health matter. well, the question is whether rove and perhaps others are headed with all this. will they persist in this demand for more information about the former secretary of state's health. will they drill deeper, questioning whether she's healthy enough mentally to serve as the country's top executive. and what about the health of clinton's reaction team? can it handle the level of heat without the back up of a full-fledged war room like bill clinton had in '92. or will this vicious assault by karl rove force the democratic front-runner to advance her announcement date, move up the time when she'll have a strong campaign team able to swing into action against such lousy attacks as this one. or this deliberate attack ignite a furious counterattack already. will people like rove become the villains of this piece? we'll see tonight. michael steele, scharm h chairman of the republican national party and joan walsh is editor at large of "the salon." joan, this is the kind of thing, let's ta

he said karl rove was stupid here, this is going to ang ser many conservatives who think it's not the to play business. >> i've sat down with a lot of national republican consultants, they think rove made a mistake because he's trying to personalize it efficiently. by doing this, they come back to that '90s mentality that the clintons are nimbly able to target them and saying the right wing conspiracy out of control again. >> some people say it's sexist or ageist to talk about her. i think anybody who runs for president, whether 35 or 65, should fully disclose their health history, even if you've had no scares in the past. let's just look at the numbers. jeb bush is 61, chris christie is 51, rand paul 51, ted cruz, 43, marco rubio about to turn 43. on the democratic side, hillary clinton, 66, elizabeth warren, 64, joe biden, 71. mark o'malley one of the prospective candidates, 51. was this an age issue, a sexist interview? >> i think it was a little bit of a clinton issue. whenever we find out who is actually running, chris christie, this is something people talk about with him all th

back to your comments about karl rove.as he done more to hurt the gop cause than help it with those comments? and, you know, bill clinton says he personally was just dumbfounded to hear some of those comments. >> you know, subtlety has never been in the karl rove repertoire. i think we're seeing a display of it here. i don't think nuance is going to be really a part of this campaign. it's going to be ugly. >> i'm going to switch gears now because a new msnbc news poll was just released this hour showing the botched execution in oklahoma didn't change views of the death penalty. does that surprise you at all? >> not really. i mean, i just happen to believe that for better or worse, the death penalty is part of the american tradition which does set it apart -- this country apart from most of the countries in the civilized world. and it influences procedures and that type of thing. no, i think the poll is just showing once again it's part of the american tradition. >> all right. you're part of our thursday tradition. thanks f

tonight's lead, karl rove gets schooled. today, former president clinton went after karl rove's dirty suggestion, that hillary clinton might have brain damage. >> well, first of all, i got to give him credit, you know, he did that embodies that old saying that consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds. first, they said she faked her concussion, and now they say she's auditioning for a part on "the walking dead." >> he openly mocked rove and exposed just how absurd these attacks is. >> she works out every week, she is strong, she's doing great. as far as i can tell, she's in better shape than i am. she certainly seems to have more stamina now. i was sort of dumbfounded. they went through all this trouble that said she stayed, terrible concussion that required six months of very serious work to get over. something she never low balled with the american people, never tried to pretend didn't happen. now they say she's really got brain damage. if she does, then i must be in really tough shape, because she's still quicker than

he dropped the mike and walked away. >> karl rove. >> karl rove. >> look, i don't have to defend karln hillary's qualifications and competency to be president of the united states. outside of any speculation about falls she has taken. >> will cain, marc lamont. marc, five seconds or less? >> there's absolutely no reason to question hillary's competence or age. it's a reasonable question because of the health issue like john mccain. there isn't one now except the one karl rove manufactured. let's stick to the issues here. >> marc lamont hill, will cain, come back very soon. >>> coming up for us, donald sterling says he doesn't think racism is a problem in america. he also says he's a very, very nice guy. part two of the cnn interview next. >> you think that is a problem in america, racism, and do you think it -- >> i don't think so. i don't think -- i think it's better than any other place in the world. [female announcer] we grow big celebrations,o. and personal victories. we grow new beginnings, and better endings. grand gestures, happier happy hours. so let's gro something greater wi

should karl rove apologize? >> it's up to karl rove. he's a political operative. >> but do you think it was over the line? >> look, i think health and age is fair game. it was fair game for ronald reagan. it's fair game with john mccain. when people came at john mccain and said maybe he's li psychologically not fit because he was a prisoner of war. >> there was innuendo, there was a suggestion about he's just not -- his brain doesn't work right or in this case it's her brain may not work right and she's hiding something about it. was that over the line? >> i don't think there's a graceful way to bring up age, health, and fitness for a candidate that wants to be president of the united states. i think the more important issue for me as leader of this party is what's the record of hillary clinton? what was her record as a secretary of state, benghazi, bow co-har ram, syria. those are the issues -- sgroo but we can get to that. but karl rove doesn't do things by accident. what he injected was an attack into the firmament of the republican

they are only focusing on the hillary issue because karl rove raised it. they are acting like she's a frontrunner. >> he had to overstate it in order to get the saturation coverage he wanted. otherwise, she had this small incident and a health problem. >> this is not unique to fox, when you have somebody playing two roles both a cable comment tater and a partisan fund-raiser, there's no secret he helped raise hundreds of millions of dollars for the republican party. >> i don't believe anybody believes that karl is a neutral observer in all this. he has a reputation. he has some pretty good dirty tricks up his sleeves from years past. everyone knows that. you know what you get. >> you know what we got. >> that's what chris wallace talked about on their round table is people do know what karl rove stands for. >> he certainly has a knack for attracting attention. thanks very much for stopping by this sunday. ahead on #mediabuzz, a look at barbara walters's legacy as shes steps down. first, donald sterling as he talks to anderson cooper. >> honestly you believ

despite the fact that karl rove said he was taken out of context.was defending hfs wife while speaking at a fiscal summit in washington. he dismissed the speculation that her health could impact her chances should the secretary of state decide to run in 2016. >> do you think there is their way of inserting her age or her physical capabilities into the 2016 debate. >> i don't know, but if it is you can't be too upset about it. it's just the beginning. they'll get better and better at it. i mean, you know and it's -- i'm still waiting for them to admit there was nothing to whitewater. i mean -- >> president clinton also defended his wife's handling of the attack in benghazi. nbc news senior political editor, for the record again, karl rove somewhat walked back his comments saying he did not say hillary clinton had brain damage, but the post quotes him saying this at an event in los angeles, nevertheless, the aftereffect is bill clinton some say at his best in that kind of environment, the folksy handling of this and all while landing some solid punche

karl rove supported them.hortly after he was declared the victor that tonight, coming out with a memo saying people will try to tell the narrative. that is not the case. candidate appeals to both. republicans are trying to end the narrative. >> you said the magic word, karl rove. he said hillary clinton my temperature medical brain injury. what is he up to -- might have a traumatic brain injury. -- what is he up to? >> we have heard that. a 30 minute -- 30 day hospital stay. does 2 things. it puts it out there. and it flags. if you ever thought it was easy, it is not. the clintons never say anything unintentionally. , hillary saidl something along the lines of do not count of older women in their 50's and 60's, their brains have not atrophied. they knew it was something that would, up. herhad to address it but staff responding and bill responded. you.ank carson at margaret megan the kernel -- and megan mccurdle. ♪ >> welcome back. jerusalem out to where my colleague is standing by. you had a visitor over there

people hate karl rove among the fierce liberals. >> i think karl rove overstepped.s health and age is fair game. it has to be approached wi carefully. i think people think that because she's a woman. >> why does it have to be approached differently? >> because they can easily turn it around. don't you think people can turn around questions and say they're under attack because of gender? >> sure. but the question is, would a man face the same questions. clearly karl rove said thing that were not true. >> look at the -- that gets to my point. this took what is a legitimate issue and pushes it into conspiracy territory. you saw with bill clinton the other day, he said he used this to his advantage. he belittled karl rove in this way. the clintons are good when they're under attack. >> listen to this. alex castellanos. was karl rove's assault on hillary clinton's brain a critical master stroke or a ham-fisted attack that contributes to the unpopularity of the republican party. the answer to many a republican's regret is both. >> that sounds about right. they do want to

he doesn't sound right coming from karl rove to be this low and this sleazy. 's tough but he's not sleazy. this was sleazy. >> he's tough. he's also careful. i have covered karl for a long time. you call this page 6 journalism. it is in fact page 6 journalism where this appeared in "the new york post." karl knows what he's saying. traumatic brain injury set off this firestorm. health is an issue that comes up in campaigns. age is an issue that comes up in campaigns. people you know from clinton team in 1996 talked about bob dole. we're not concerned about his age, it's the age of his ideas which is another way of saying he's old. the question again, what rove is saying is different than that. >> ideas are okay to attack. age isn't. ronald reagan made use of that very effectively against walter mondale when he was concerned about mondale's inexperience and a lot older than hillary clinton will be if she runs for president. there are values that all politicians believe in. no matter how dirty and rotten politics are, there are boundaries. everyone knows that karl

(cheers and applause) folks, last week, my friend karl rove posed an innocent question -- does hillary clinton have brain damage? and ever since karl floated this idea or "dropped a floater" as we say in the pundit game, the republican party has faced accusations they are a bunch of squaredy cats. >> the republicans are so afraid of a hillary clinton candidacy they hope to talk her out of running. >> karl rove is very much afraid of hillary clinton. >> this is such a bunch of nonsense and i think it demonstrates how utterly afraid they are of her. >> stephen: ridiculous. we're not afraid of hillary clinton. if we were, why would by laughing like this? (starts out laughing, ends up sobbing) (laughter) besides, hillary is the one who's scared, just ask r.n.c. chairman and harry potter incantation reince priebus! jim, jim, accio clip! >> is she the candidate that you as the head of the republican party must fear? >> no, i don't fear. i think hillary is a known product. given the month she just had, i doubt she will run for president in 2014. >> stephen: folks, i beliebus priebus. (laughte

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