booker: your mom did? what is her name? >> margaret. sen. booker: hi, margaret, cory booker. i am here with your daughter, i was honored to have a chance to meet you. i hope to be your president. all the best. >> thank you! [indistinct conversations] sen. booker: oh, my gosh, i love her. [indiscernible] sen. booker: she is really, really, such a great spirit. [indiscernible] sen. booker: right now, i worry about, literally -- so that would be number one, i really worry about it. [indiscernible] sen. booker: welcome. >> can i get a picture? sen. booker: yeah! there we go. oh, we have got three! [indistinct conversations] sen. booker: jonathan? >> all right, folks. we are about to get started. i would ask you take your seats. [cheering] >> yes! >> because our special guest has arrived. everybody ready? let's do it. folks, welcome to "political party live!" we are honored to be doing our sixth caucus episode with the good senator from the state of new jersey, mr. cory booker. [cheering] sen. booker: all right! all right! [cheers & applause] [crowd chanting "cory"] >> that is a h

cory booker. [cheering] [applause] [chanting] >> that is a hawkeye welcome right there. >> the people's chant is here. [laughter] senator booker, -- >> thank you, you guys that have a platform that is really powerful and i think your podcast not only reaches a lot people, but it inspires them to be more of a part of what the change that we need in this nation. i'm grateful you all are doing this and as a fellow african-american, black radio has had a powerful force movement building element. if you go back to the 1960's and the role the black radio made in our communities, it was essential to the movement. i think what you are doing is an out road -- outgrowth of that and i'm thankful. >> thank you so much for that. we appreciate that. [applause] ok. senator booker, i'm not going to waste any time. i'm going to get right to it. you have run tough races before. and now you are currently seeking the highest office in the land. but you are doing it alongside of some incredibly talented individuals th

biden called senator cory booker after booker came on my show, on this show last night. here's what senator booker told me last night. watch this. >> for his posture to be to me, i've done nothing wrong, you should apologize, i'm not a racist is so insulting and so missing the larger point that he should not have to have explained to him. >> governor, senator booker's team issued a statement today maintaining biden should apologize. should he? what do you think of this? >> i think he's going to say something to kind of walk it back, but, look, here's the problem with joe biden right now. he wants to talk about how he's worked with people years ago. what he should start talking about is what he's going to do. everybody knows that he gets along with everybody. everybody knows that he can work with democrats that don't agree with her or republicans that don't like democrats at all. everybody knows that. it's time for biden to talk about what he's going to do, not about the fact that he needs 18 million examples and he picked a really dumb one to talk about because he's work

before booker after booker. people expect him to come out like a rocket and he hasn't yet.hting for the mantle of criminal justice reform. who would have thought that even five years ago? you have both parties for a prolonged time democrat and republican got us into this ditch. to have trump and booker and biden arguing ability who will do the most to deincarcerate america. that's a powerful and positive development in the country. >> i agree with you. can i speak to the politics of this? first of all, booker is a very talented guy. i had him on the ax files. we did a city hall. great story to tell. we should go back to the fact this is a process. that it starts in iowa. runs through new hampshire. i was surprised because he has been organizing very well and sgeting good crowds in iowa. when the poll came out he was in at 1 or 2%. he has to make progress there. if he finishes fifth, sixth, seventh in iowa. he can't activate support in places like nevada. south carolina, and beyond. and so -- >> one positive moment. the google searches in south carolina and the south. his go

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we heard cory booker, and cory booker was preaching and talking about dreaming and talking about there's donald trump, that it's about restoring dreaming in america. will that resonate with voters? >> i think it certainly with with a certain generation of voters. i think younger folks who are really looking at this election and a new way of doing things, millennials and gen zers and gen x too. how can we restructure in a way that has an opportunity for everyone because a lot of people some of the way things happened have not worked. the full promise of america has not been realized for everyone still. >> jason? >> so once the collection plate is done being passed -- i expect the old ladies to be running in the aisle and taking their hats off. it was very impressive. but the bigger thing i noticed since i got here but he has a crowd out here. he had one of the largest contingents of people. his speech was a classic enthusiastic cory booker speech. it looks like he has a really good on the ground organization and that's what he's going to need. if he survives past area, he's going to need

cory booker. i have to get to him. see you soon. >> great guest. >> this is "cnn tonight" i'm don lemon. thank you everyone for joining us. joe biden just came out with a really strong defense to the controversy over comments he made at a fundraiser. while touting his campaign theme about his long record of bringing opposite sides together to get things done, biden talked about working in the senate in the 1970s with mississippi senator james o. eastland and georgia senator her man talmadge. both ardent opposers to civil rights. biden saying this. i was in a caucus with james eastland. he never called me boy. always son. guess what? at least there was some civility. we got things done. we didn't agree on much. we got things done. we got it finished. today you look at the other side and you're the enemy. not the opposition. we don't talk to each other anymore. well, biden's rivals for the nomination for president pouncing on his remarks and saying that she should apologize. senator cory booker, he's here now, but here's

booker: yeah, yeah. >> you did a great job.tever happens here, you know -- troy: welcome to the iowa democratic party leadership hall of fame celebration. the idpise and join veterans conference chair ron healey in the pledge of allegiance. [indistinct conversations] ron: good evening. of my brothers and , in honor of them, i this great nation. military, present arms. i pledge allegiance to the flag of this united states of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you. [applause] troy: please remain standing for the national anthem, sung by cedar rapids kennedy vocal music instructor scott peters. scott: ♪ oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars thru the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. oh,

cory booker talked for ten minutes 55 seconds. more than twice as much as jiay inslee and basically twice as much as bill de blasio as well. cory booker said the most. did he make the most of those words, though? >> well it was interesting. it was kind of a tale of two debates. the first half warren was kind of the central focus. as we said, particularly, they kept asking her more questions. >> right. >> than the others. in the second half, i thought cory booker picked up a lot of strength. he has been an undervalued stock in this race. it's been a mystery to people why he hasn't struck more of a chord. he's a dynamic orator. he has a lot of energy. he hasn't really emerged. we'll see if this is enough. you would think this performance would get him a second look. and perhaps also castro to some extend a second look from voters. but there is a lot -- there is a long way to go for these candidates who are kind of trailing in the polls. in part because all of them have somebody in front of them and the lane they want to occupy. you

that from cory booker today. and then others who are arguing about the power of congress wanting to have a vote to authorize any military action against iran to bring a vote into this current moment instead of relying either on the president's constitutional authority or the authorization to use military force that was voted on many congresses ago right after 9/11 which authorized action in afghanistan and iraq and has been used against terror targets. so there are a lot of different circles of debate, some of it falls on partisan lines, some of it is bigger than that where they're talking about the powers between the executive and the legislative. but a lot of anxiety about what could result. and many people concerned about sort of stumbling into an unprovoked situation where things get out of control and then it can't be as easily managed. and then of course one of the president's closest friends, lindsey graham taking a very robust approach saying the u.s. must respond to send a signal not only to iran, but to

booker is now all over biden for the use of the word "boy."atch this. >> joe biden should not need to be explained to about why that word is so hurtful. why what he said would be something that people would find offensive and harmful and not advance like we should hope for, for a nominee. or for the leader of our party to advance cause of racial reconciliation. >> biden called booker to try to smooth things over but it may have gotten worse. because booker got upset over the the marty that he put out talking points and that he worked with jeff sessions even though they disagreed on things. and booker himself in iowa recently insisted he would be all about getting along with people he disagreed with during the democratic primaries. listen to what he said before. >> we are not taking swipes at other camme candidates. reality is we need democratic party to show how to run campaign and respect people you run against. so i'm going to continue to conduct myself in that manner. >> that is what he said before. what changed? hmm,neck week the democrati

corey booker s. think he will get out there and explain why he is running and really showcase his message for uniting the country and moving us forward. but at the end of the day, we are looking at voters that have not been paying attention. the first vote will be katz in seven months. we still have a lot of time to go. >> is there an issue you hope voters connect more with booker than with somebody else that voters say, you know what, boy, you want a voter, you want, does this issue mean so much to corey booker you hope the voter sees that, too, what is it? >> it's hard to put 1.1 issue. i think corey released i think a few months ago the most sweeping gun proposal plan that any candidate has put forward. he called for a federal licensing program. he believes that if you need a license to drive a car. you should need a license to own a gun. >> that is something we would love to highlight tonight on the debate stage. >> there is a rap developing. it's a rap any american would love to have. oh, corey

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>> booker did well in that moment. he showed grace. sure joe biden deserved it given the way he addressed cory booker telling him he deserved an apology. it was really not a good moment for joe biden at all. and i just had very little confidence that joe biden as he speaks more on the campaign trail, that he's going to be able to clean up and not dig himself into more holes. >> you know, i think senator booker was making a very important point, that joe biden given who he is and the fact he spent eight years with the first african-american president should know better. and it's not cory booker's responsibility or my responsibility or your responsibility to enlighten him. he should know better. and i think vice president biden's response revealed some work that needs to be done there. but i want to say this quickly -- >> not quickly. take your time. >> we have to ask ourselves the question, what are the costs for dealing with people like eastland? eastland is the bad guy, we know that. actual imagine, the bad guy. those are the villains

what did cory booker tell you pac-12 specifically and what was your sense of cory booker addressing this so far? >> he basically said they had a good conversation, but that joe biden basically said privately what he said to me tonight on national television, and that is, he was explaining the context and he was saying that you need to understand what i meant and you need to understand i was not talking about b"boy" n the context of being racial. in the context they felt he was too young. but again, senator booker took the same position i took on the show tonight, is that that may have been your intent, but you've got to deal with the public and how we take it. people that have been called boy and whose daddy and grand daddy was called boy no matter how old they got. you can't discount that and how we took it is worthy of you dressing your outrage and hurt. >> rev, you alluded in your conversation with him the context. you clearly have known joe biden for two or three decades, if not longer. what is your sense about where he is today and where he is going as we move towards 2020 in terms

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i did expect that from cory booker. we know him to be a talker.waxes poetic a lot on the hill as jeff knows covering the hill for quite some time. i'm not surprised. i am surprised with owe roe'rou being right behind him. >> exactly, he had that opportunity to respond. he was up there because his name was evoked quite a bit. in last place was jay inslee who spoke for just five minutes. the issues spoken about the most. by far, health care was mentioned 37 times. that was by far the most, followed by guns 29 times, economy 19 times. taxes 16 times and the border 14 times. something we had someone on our team looking out for was the word socialism, which maybe we'll hear tonight with bernie sanders on the stage. >> it was kind of a tail tale of two debates. we appreciate it. coming up next, the closing arguments of all the candidates. we'll break them down next. >> and watch "morning joe" live from miami. all at the top of the hour. we got the idea that if we took two dimensional patient imaging and put it in holographic displays, we could dissect a

>> i was impressed with cory booker, but i was impressed with cory booker because i was with cory booker down in georgia when we did a cnn town hall with him, and i got to see how he interacted with people. i actually had a feeling for every one of these candidates on the stage because we've done town halls with every one of them. i think elizabeth warren did well. i mean, i think she held her own. i think that some people said that she was kind of fading towards the end. i think that she did well. look, castro came out as a fighter. in this part of the democratic primary, you've got to be a fighter. >> you heard what happened when governor inslee said the biggest threat to the world or whatever it was donald trump. it was one of the bigger cheer moments of the night. >> there was another cheer moment that i kind of caught me a little offguard, and i don't think i took it the same way as other people did. that's when inslee talked what he has done for health care and how that has helped women in his own state. >> klobuchar -- >> he actually passed legislation. klobuchar turned around and

is booker wrong to feel that way? >> i have a respect for senator booker.the vice president has a respect for senator booker. he is entitled to his own feelings that -- his own thoughts, everyone else. >> rebecca has been traveling with senator booker's campaign. this is not the first time senator booker took aim at joe biden last month. he called the '94 bill shameful. biden has tried to keep above the democratic fray since launching his campaign. does the fact that biden responded directly to senator booker elevate the senator and his bid for president. >> cory booker's campaign has been slow to get starter. he's been sort of on the quiet side, there's no question that this is going to put him in the spotlight, let me tell you an interesting nugget from my reporting. they told me that initially in their draft of the statement they put out to rebook joe biden on his comments. they did not call for him to apologize. >> they felt so strongly about it, you see this could have been a very different moment for cory booker, ultimately because they made that deci

why did he originally want an apology from senator booker? what had senator booker done wrong?ortant thing here is to remember that vice president biden is a champion of civil rights. you know, he had a good conversation with senator booker. you know, you heard senator booker characterize it last night. the vice president was happy to talk to him. >> kate, i'm sorry to interrupt you. and i know that's the message you want to get out. i get it. message received. but it was vice president biden who demanded the apology from senator booker. i just want to know what was his supposed to apologize for. >> i think he was frustrated a story he told many times was being taken out of context. again, the entire point of the story is that sometimes you have to work with people who you vehemently disagree with or whose views you find repugnant. that is the only way to move forward. >> and he thinks he's good at that. and i get that. and i think that obviously voters have said in polls that they want that. but i think where we get tripped up is the language. why did he use the word "boy"? le

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booker to put it mildly is not. you need a powerful microscope to find cory booker's support.beneficial to booker for fighting with biden. >> for him to say you should apologize i'm not a racist is so insulting and missing the larger point he should not have to have explained to him. this should not be a lesson that someone who is running for president of the united states should have to be given. >> tucker: if the currency of policy was sanit sanctimony. booker has more of that than votes. but others saw that biden was wounded to apiled on the attacks. >> to sing praises for people who were segregationists is not somebody -- >> he was talking about working with them. >> i'm not so sure about that. >> to coddle the reputations of segregationists, of people who if they had their way i would not be standing here as a member of the senate. is misinformed and wrong. >> it's never okay to celebrate segregation. never. >> why on earth would a democrat speak nostalgically of working with a segregatio segregationist. >> it's as if the whole of washington woke up and said wait, joe bid

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>> i have immense respect for senator booker.rtantly, the vice president has immense respect for senator booker. he's entitled to his own feelings and thoughts as is everyone else. >> what's important to note, the chairman doesn't think it's important to apologize. and we need to get back to the issues. what this is really about is, can -- i think people have a question, they want to know, these folks that are running for president, can i trust him to be in my corner? and i think when it comes to vice president biden, the answer to that question is yes. you have to go out there and make your case to american people. this is going to be a long primary, we're going to go to south carolina tomorrow, and we're going to have these conversations. vice president biden is going to share his vision and what he thinks. i'm sure questions like this are going to come up and he's going to be ready to answer them. and a week from today we'll be on the debate stage. the vice president will have his opportunity to speak directly to the american

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i'm grateful that the dnc is doing this. >> okay, thanks very much, senator booker.d luck this week. >>> the roundtable is next, plus the first installment in our new health care series, critical care. we meet nurses going door to door to push for medicare for all. we're back in just 60 seconds. es going door to door to push for medicare for all. we're back in just 60 seconds. 60 seconds. on n >>> on night one of the democratic debates this week, the highest polling candidate on stage will be massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. and this week political betting markets started to favor warren, suggesting she's joe biden's biggest competition for the democratic nomination, edging out bernie sanders. so we asked fivethirtyeight's nate silver, do you buy that? >> if you go to political prediction markets where people bet on political outcomes like they would the nba finals, these markets have warren with about a 21% chance of winning the nomination and bernie at 16%. so, do i buy it? if i were looking only at national polls, i might not. however, if you look at polls

cory booker, yes, he answered a question later on. he kind of rolled his eyes at beto o'rourke, if you were about earlier. but then booker himself, senator from new jersey, he spoke briefly in spanish later in the night. i can tell you beyond that back and fourth in the talk on social media, i've seen cory booker running around the spin room a lot. were going to try to catch up with him in a moment. he's had a wide grin. maybe we'll see what the voters think, what the polls say but i think the grin on his face, he thinks at least that he had a big night. as you mentioned earlier when you look at the data, booker had a chance to talk more than any of the other candidates. he's got a big smile because he thinks he had a big night, shannon. >> shannon: all right, ed henry. we will check back with you. keep us updated in the spin room. two hours of progressive ideas tonight including a call out of the gate for structural change to the government and economy. >> we need to make structural change in our government, our economy, and in our c

cory booker had a strength. the reason people have not gone after, to this point, biden is because he is seen as the anti-trump and it will backfire at this point until he's not. so to me that is the big thing, and it was not addressed tonight. this is not an issues campaign. this is who is the bully that can beat the bully? and i think interestingly enough booker showed a certain strength there. even de blasio. i found him annoying also. he cut through. and i think that is the driver. it's not issues. it's not universal health care. it's not a woman's reproductive rights as important as that is. what we have lived through all these things. we lived through iran. we have lived through korea. we lived through issues on health care. we have not lived through an assault on our democracy and an assault on our senses. that is what everybody is lensing everything through. so i don't think warren moved that ball particularly. i do think interestingly enough booker did move that ball. >> donnie, just to keep your frame

nermeen: what about cory booker? -- when he wased asked what he would do on day one if you were elected, he focused exclusively on immigration policies. your response to the points he made? >> i think senator booker and many of the other candidates understand that in order to trumpd to the administration's scapegoating of immigrants, they need to present a vision that is fundamentally different, a vision that is rooted in the idea we can and should be an inclusive society and that in order to be that, we need to make sure we are not treating people in the most inhumane ways as the trump administration has. so the candidates like booker, castro, senator warren, who are actually leaning into the issue of immigration, are the ones that are essentially presenting contrast toclear the trump administration. usually for a long time, democrats have ran away from immigration. they consider this issue a dangerous issue in elections, and they run away from it. and when they run to it, they say, well, we need to enforce our laws

[cheers and applause] [crowd chanting: corey] troy: thank you, senator booker.eaker is someone that many iowans have had a chance to get to know over the last couple of years. a native iowan, eric swalwell of california has made numerous trips to iowa. since joining the race for president in april, he has invited us all to dream about the possibilities for our country. please welcome congressman eric swalwell. ♪ mr. swalwell: thank you, iowa. congratulations to tonight's honorees and welcome to my fellow candidates. i consider us all a part of being the avengers. the republicans in 2016, that was the hunger games. we are in this with your help and support to save this country we love so much. but you've already done some of that work. the work that you did in 2018, by making history and sending the first two women to the house of representatives, were you done when you did that work? no. were you done when you gave us the majority? >> no. >> i didn't think you were done. i'll tell you what you did, you cut our time in hell in half. you gave us a shot to save the

we need laws, policies, changes made. >> senator cory booker.ning me is rick tyler, a republican strategist and msnbc political analyst. also felipe ryanness and cohost of the podcast unredacted. felipe, let me start with you and get your reaction to what you saw from senator cory booker. how much faith he's placing in this issue. he said this isn't about politics but it's certainly a political plank that will be central to his campaign, it seems. >> you know, watching senator booker and senator blumenthal before him and seeing the backdrop of the california democratic convention just reinforces how the democrats running for president would be better on this typical than any republican, particularly this republican. this isn't directed at either of the senators or vice president biden, but we always say how the time of talking about thoughts and prayers aren't enough. it's no longer enough to talk about how thoughts and prayers aren't enough. i think what would be interesting to hear from the candidates would be what they're prepared to do to fo

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of america's racial wealth gap booker believes baby bonds will be particularly impactful for minority families. >> there are people in america who will hear baby bonds and say this is just a different word for reparations. >> well, it goes to every single child. and we know that there's differentials in wealth that are inherited from bigoted pollicis of our past excluded families from doing things that created wealth >> on a sliding scale, booker's baby bonds program would put money into an account for every newborn in america managed by the treasury department, some accounts would be worth nearly $50,000 by the time the child turns 18. >> this costs $60 billion which we could pay for by doing things like simply going back to the inheritance tax of the long-ago era of 2009. this is a chance to make sure your kid has a fair shot no matter what zip code you're born in this is about creating a fair playing field. >> baby bonds, cory booker's big idea harry smith, nbc news, columbia, south carolina >> tomorrow beto o'rourke will talk about his idea. >>> tonight, gloria vanderbilt who in h

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joe booker just spoke. he needs a breakthrough for his campaign. he's been struggling in the polls and he stood out this week because of his criticism of joe biden and the comments that joe biden made over working with segregationists back when he was a senator a few decades ago and he called on biden to apologize. the two had a back and forth. do you think this week was a bit of a breakthrough? will he have momentum? >> so this is really what i like to call the time when the race really starts to move. there's been a lot of different positions taken and different ideas that are seeded out there in weather balloons, but now the candidates are starting to dig into what's their message. how am i going to appeal to voters and how will i contrast and differentiate. kamala harris got applauded for her speech she gave earlier today and you talk about the biden, booker back and forth earlier this week and this is where we'll start to see the candidates book. john mccain and barack obama in 2007, in 2016, it's where donald trump -- rather 2015 when he star

>> i'm joined by booker's campaign manager himself. he's also someone i used to work with. good to be here. >> i give you a chance to respond to the one and only trevor noah. >> i don't know what it was to be honest with you. >> i think you do. >> no, i don't. you can't script these moments in these debates. i think that was. >> i want my viewers to understand, we have these political people on and the first thing they do is claim they don't know what's going on. >> i wasn't on the stage. >> you were cory booker's campaign manager. >> i am. >> we'll move on. was he annoyed by the spanish. >> evers not annoyed by the spanish. he was listening like everybody else at the time. he spoke spann spanish as well as did secretary castro. it was a moment of surprise caught on tape and you see -- i don't think it was a side eye. >> we wanted to give you the benefit. you heard nina turner, sanders' campaign chair. she laid it out right now and just said they set the tone and everyone else followed. is that true in the case of cory booker. >> no, we went onto the stage yesterday trying

cory booker is significantly younger than joe biden. the future of the democratic party. so here is the contrast of cory booker, you know, defending african-americans, you know, demonstrating how out of touch joe biden was by making these comments coming in. and then you've also got joe biden on the defense saying he should apologize. there is not a racist bone in my body, i understand joe biden having that reaction. but i also understand why a lot of voters took offense to this. and i also look at this, kasie, through the lense of how will this actually impact joe biden's standing in the polls. he has strongs support with african-american voters. and i think we will see a lot of this play out during the debates. >> eugene, what's your take on this as something that is playing out among the twitter verse and something that is actually going to make a real difference with voters who are going to decide this nomination. >> i actually spoke today with some who were involved with getting the black vote ramped up in alabama today and wonderi

>> cory booker has called for it. >> cory should apologize. he knows better. there is not a racist bone in my body. i've been involved in civil rights my whole career, period, period. >> now, senator sanders said today he agreed with cory booker biden should apologize. we'll get to that. my big question for the senator is about raw politics of persuasion and winning. senator bernie sanders, welcome back to primetime. >> my pleasure. >> you saw the rally last night, you see the big crowd, you see the enthusiasm. you heard the message, it's more of the same, us versus them. beware people like bernie sanders and the people on the left, they're out to get you. how can you beat president trump? >> well, i think that trump is very vulnerable, but i think the best way that we beat him is run a campaign of energy and enthusiasm which brings millions of young people into the political process, brings working people who have given up

he's come under fire from cory booker and others and now he's saying cory booker should apologize tothis? >> well, i have a lot of respect for snooenator booker, senator harris and a lot of the candidates that are running. i know that joe biden would be a good president. i know that because i worked for him when he was vice president and because i know barack obama believed he would be a good president. i also know his heart. i know that what he was describing was the dynamic that existed when he entered the senate. he didn't get to choose who represented mississippi, for example. but as a senator if he wanted to get something done, he had to work with the other senators who were there. and i share his view that we need to as a country try to find some common ground. a lot of democrats understandably looking at the experience we had in the white house, the obama administration, and the frustrations we had with republicans in congress, the refusal to compromise with us would say that view is naive. but what's the alternative. >> no one is arguing with this call to civility. >> well, t

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