that's coming up on the media show. which ran for several years. "i like to fight on social media," and that's a direct quote. is it? 0h. arguments and fighting? you know, sometimes take no prisoners. so i do think there is a component, especially to political interviewing, where you are asking tough follow—ups, and you're notjust treating it as a casual, friendly chat because the person in front in part by working for itv onjonathan dimbleby�*s with strongly expressed opinions, i think that's fair have their role. jocks". a very opinionated person. but the type of... not under... i don't agree with that. balanced journalism. means that you take two points of view or two positions republicans and democrats. but i'm going to come back agreed. i agree. like bbc anchors," right? "we're neutral. we're playing it straight." i think is valuable. you know, i'm putting my views out there. i'm not pretending i'm something that i'm not. well, hold on a minute. i don't think anyone... and i'm just saying human beings can'tjust switch off now, i'm not saying th

pictures on social media show security personnel running into the building, with several emergency vehicleswounds: three of them in a serious condition. haifa has a mixed population. the attacker is said to be an israeli druze man who had hamas said it was a violation of the deal they'd agreed. translation: there will be no free lunches. - if hamas thinks that it will be possible to continue the ceasefire without us accepting hostages, it is very mistaken. aid has been flowing into gaza over the past six weeks. many gazans now less worried about israel's willingness to stop the trucks than its reluctance to stop the war. translation: the people - are worried that the war might return, and that we will go back to the sorrows of war, expensive prices and death. everyone was hurt by this war, their houses destroyed and people are now begging in the streets. so we tell hamas to hand over the hostages, so israel gives us back our children from the israeli prisons. in israel, the return of hostages like sagui dekel—chen has increased pressure to extend the deal and get others home. among them, ia

pictures on social media show security personnel the attacker is said to an israeli druze man who had from abroad. of supply trucks now stuck in egypt. regional mediators are said to be trying to resolve the standoff. in the last hour the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu has our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet is in cairo. as well as from humanitarian leaders right up to the un the humanitarian aid, and they've accused israel of using, in their words, food as a weapon of war, but israel is now saying there's a new us plan. the us hasn't said it's their plan, but the prime minister of israel, of the ceasefire, a release of more hostages before they begin troops. investigated by a uk watchdog. music playing. eye on their users — what they watch and how this is all used to serve up recommendations of more content they might want to see, keeping them on the platform to see more ads. processing and using this data when it belongs to these systems — our hypothesis is — extra care is required to keep that child safe data—processing practices. the information commissi

welcome to this week's edition of the media show. this week we are spending the entire edition hearing from the journalist mehdi hasan, who's built a big profile in the us and elsewhere. in television at channel 4, the bbc, itv and elsewhere, too. in the us, he got his own show on msnbc, one of the major news networks there. and when that show finished, last year he created his own media company, zeteo. and in this edition we're going to hear all about the different i worked on thejonathan dimbleby programme, which ran for several years. you know, there was a tradition of long—form, set—piece sunday political interviews in the uk, which we've kind but i was very lucky to work with jonathan dimbleby. what was called "the document", ros. and this came from the peter jay days, even pre—brian walden, where the guest says x, you say y. if the guest says y, you say zed, or zee, as we now say in my new homeland. i also saw you giving an interview when you were launching your new media business when you said, "i like to fight on social media

that's coming up on the media show. which ran for several years.

. >> new at ten a video now viral on social media shows the moment a child is bucked from a horse after a woman pulls the animal's tail at a beach in daly city. now the child's family is speaking out. ktvu tori gaines joins us live now from daly city with more tonight. tori. >> good evening. greg. yeah. this evening we spoke with a mother who is searching for answers after her child was thrown from a horse at the ocean view stables here in daly city. she spoke to us on the condition that we would not show her face. and she says she didn't even realize what happened until she reviewed the video. it sounds like a dream. a trail ride along the foggy waterfront in daly city. that dream quickly turned into a nightmare when mary fuentes son was bucked off a horse during the trail ride at ocean view stables. video from sunday, which has now gone viral on tiktok, shows fuentes son riding along without issue. then a woman walks behind the horse and appears to pull its tail, causing fuentes son to go flying. fuentes says the woman and man laughed about what happened, but walked away without anyon

. >> a video that's now gone viral on social media shows the moment a child is bucked from a horse after a woman pulls the animal's tail at a beach in daly city. now the child's mother, who didn't want to show her face on camera, is speaking out, hoping police can find the woman responsible. ktvu tori gaines has that story tonight. >> it sounds like a dream. a trail ride along the foggy waterfront in daly city. that dream quickly turned into a nightmare when mary fuertes son was bucked off a horse during the trail ride at ocean view stables. video from sunday, which has now gone viral on tiktok, shows fuertes son riding along without issue. then a woman walks behind the horse and appears to pull its tail, causing fuentes son to go flying. fuentes says the woman and man laughed about what happened, but walked away without anyone addressing them. after the commotion, the couple was nowhere to be found. huerta says she was disappointed in how the team at ocean view stables handled her son's injury. she believes the owners of the horse ranch pushed her concerns aside. >> porque soy latina pu

. >> a video now viral on social media shows the moment a child is bucked from a horse after a woman s the animal's tail at a beach in daly city. now the child's mother, who didn't want to show her face on camera, is speaking out, hoping police can find the woman responsible. ktvu tori gaines has the story. >> it sounds like a dream. a trail ride along the foggy waterfront in daly city. that dream quickly turned into a nightmare when mary fuentes son was bucked off a horse during the trail ride at ocean view stables. video from sunday, which has now gone viral on tiktok, shows fuentes son riding along without issue. then a woman walks behind the horse and appears to pull its tail, causing fuentes son to go flying. fuentes says the woman and man laughed about what happened, but walked away without anyone addressing them. after the commotion, the couple was nowhere to be found. puerta says she was disappointed in how the team at ocean view stables handled her son's injury. she believes the owners of the horse ranch pushed her concerns aside. >> asi como porque soy latina, pues ahi no pa

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video shared on social media shows ambulances and a helicopter on bayfront boulevard. contra costa county fire says it helped assist the hercules department. authorities say two people were stranded in the water. one of them was rescued. the search for the second victim is in progress at last check. it is unclear, though, how the two people became stranded. there are unconfirmed reports. they may have been on a boat that capsized in santa cruz county. heavy surf today prompted officials to close capitola beach and wharf. authorities say crews have had to make several water rescues in rough surf today. they also say fast-moving debris in the water is a potential danger to the public. no injuries were reported. police sharing a warning on social media asking people to stay away from the beach and off the wharf, and reminded residents and visitors that roads and businesses remain open. >> and a high surf advisory is in place right now, right on through 9 p.m. monday. so just be extra careful right near the immediate coastline for tomorrow and into monday. some sizable sur

in a bazaar video that the president posted on his social media, it showed the rubble of present day gauze, morphing into a shining cityscape of sky scrapers and the luxury hotels with trump. benjamin netanyahu and e long mosque all party together set the techno music with lyrics assuring, causing the donald's coming to set you free. not to dwell on such an objectionable post, but it did come from the president of the united states. and the question we're left to ask is, how can the legend leader of the free world post what amounts to a trailer for an upcoming act of ethnic cleansing without a word of condemnation from a single western or aero bleed. she looked at the image, she was like, you know, the 20th like a terrorist like slick put it look like in a world of increasing prejudice. 5 women stand up to discrimination. i know why people hate us and i'm like, no, no, this isn't us challenging stereotypes. seeing that headscarf is a source of strength, faith and identity. though we say we will need to get involved in that because we all in the community, we just don't see it. my job

the media establishment shows rosters being isolated on the world. stage pollutants got no friends. here we have this amazing show of unity in cars on covered members of bricks, hotness, states joining and so many waiting in the wings. trump says brooks is dead. trusting and almost tyrus for countries who want to veer away from the dollar and trade or might potentially hurt the dollar. but jeffrey, we are witnessing this multi polar world for its place on the global stage today. is it possible that the g 7 countries or should i say the european countries of america and canada all they too late to get on this train? they are always going to be left on the platform or will they perhaps give us census together and try and cooperate with the new multi potable i think the main point you just said is right. the world's actually multi polar expend, multi polar for quite a while. i'm an economist, so i look at the production capacity. i look at g, d p. i look at the trade. i looked at the industrial capacity in various sectors. we've been multi polar for quite a while. in fact, the advanced

when the western political, the media establishment shows rosters being isolated on the world stage pollutants got no friends. here we have this amazing show of unity in cars on covered members of bricks, hotness, states joining and so many waiting in the wings. trump says briggs is dead, trusting and almost tyrus for countries who want to veer away from the dollar and trade or might potentially hurt the dollar. but jeffrey, we are witnessing this multi polar world for its place on the global stage today. is it possible that the g 7 countries or should i say the european countries of america and canada all they too late to get on this train? they are always going to be left on the platform or will they perhaps give us census together and try and cooperate with the new multi potable i think the main point you just said is right. the world's actually multi polar. it's been multi polar for quite a while. i'm an economist, so i look at the production capacity. i look at g d p. i look at the trade, i look at the industrial capacity in various sectors. we've been multi polar for quite a while. in fa

we wanted them to know before they heard it because the media was showing up. and we knew the news was going to be all over it. we didn't want the bruck family to hear it that way. so we went out and personally visited them, and said, you know, we found-- we found the body. we don't know for sure it's chelsea, but it's a female. we think it might be. you know, for it to come down to that-- that was extra tough to go out there and be the bearer of such bad news. keith morrison: becky wasn't the family, of course. but it hit her pretty hard just the same. one of the ladies at work said, they found a body. i went home-- turned on the news. and sure enough, they were by the railroad tracks. and they had the helicopters, and-- what was happening in your tummy? um, sick. sick. my heart was pounding-- butterflies. and, uh, by this point we just wanted to know the truth. and still we had to wait for them to verify that it was her. keith morrison: they did that the next day-- dental records. it was a relief to know the truth. but then opened a whole new door of question

and for us on twitter or other savanski golf, proffers class down in washington. co dash media is report showing that the codes on work has potty or p k. k says it will hate a coal by its jailed leader to declare a cease fire with the turkish government made down its arms on thursday. i'm the ocean on navy.

russian kremlin controlled domestic media was showing in the three months before the start of the invasion. all of the airplanes coming into kyiv with javelins and stingers and they were portraying ukrainians preparing for war. the 21st of february at the security council. >> we head this to head into a question. >> on the evening, the russians are sent in, the soldiers are woken up and stripped of their cell phones. they don't see putin's announcement of the special military, does anybody think that was weird? >> okay, we need a question. >> i don't know how to interpret that. >> well, if we think about the preparations that putin, i know by this period inside out because i was asked to comment on this and i was watching these things carefully. the russians were preparing the ground as we knew for what they were calling special operations. they wanted to have a pretext. there were a number of other things happening around this time. given all of the imagination in ukrainian politics. in this kind of period a gentleman who's a ukrainian very close to putin and putin is the god-father, he w

media. we're showing it now. he passed in 2018, but the foundation lives on today. his son is the chair and ceo. michael peterson joins me now. michael, thanks for being here. why was your dad so fixated on american debt? >> well, thank you, michael. >> thanks for having me. i think. >> as you mentioned. my father's. life represented the american dream in many ways. and i think the values that he learned growing up were about saving for the future, investing in the future, leaving the next generation better off. and when he looked at the outlook for the united states, it was the opposite of that. the 36 trillion in debt that we've amassed, the trillions more coming, the demographic challenges he he foresaw very clearly a point at which the american dream was under threat because of the borrowing we were engaging in. so that concerned him, and he wanted to dedicate most of his wealth to this issue. >> so it's hard to wrap your head around what are the practical implications of a nation being $36 trillion in debt? what's the metric? what's the barometer? how do you li

shows this country rising to meet the moment. that is why this disappointed but not surprising the leader chose to make juvenile and childish statements with me and on social media. it shows s&p cannot be trusted on the serious matter of the nation's defense. p.m. starmer: different people will respond in different ways. some will take to the keyboard as warriors. i picked up the phone to try to resolve the situation. >> working with partners is essential to security and peace. i commend the diplomatic initiatives over the weekend. boosting spending should not be at the expense of public aid. the prime minister -- protecting peace calls for a bolder vision. under what circumstances would he commit to look again at the fiscal rules to ensure the u.k. can responsibly invest in defense, humanitarian commitments, and public services? p.m. starmer: i thank her for her question. i do understand her concern. this is not a position i wanted to take but the defense and security of your required us to take the position on defense pit on the fiscal rules, i think stability is important. i would and will work across the house on whatever ways we can to increase development,

further the has however, been a great up swelling of suppose full zalinski on social media or monks ukrainians, showing sympathy and respect is also being coming from some of these allies in government. the prime minister denny smiled saying that, so let's q is right. the piece without guarantees would never be possible. and also majority of the credit is that we've spoken to over the last covered day saying that zoe sky was going to washington with his hands bout tied behind his back. he was being pressure into making this deal. so zalinski was very keen to point out in this meeting that ukraine, in his mind, has not been included and off in the initial stages of this dr. for some sort of piece piece agreement deal so hard to argue the fact that it was on the donald trump's watch in 2016, the president putin. russia's lead a continue to violate safe. busy grievance continued to attack ukraine, child stuff alger 0, keith a while there's been reaction from around the world, french present in many of my clients. his global support for ukraine must continue i think we all know the situation. they're using

further the has however, been a great up swelling of suppose, full zalinski on social media or monks ukrainians. showing sympathy and respect is also being comment from some of his allies in government, the prime minister, dennis schmidt, how saying that? so let's q is right. the piece without guarantees would never be possible. the vast majority of the credit is that we've spoken to over the last covered day, saying resiliency was going to washington with his hands bell tied behind his back . he was being pressured into making this deal. so zalinski was very keen to point out in this meeting that ukraine, in his mind, has not been included enough in the initial stages of this dr. for some sort of piece piece agreement deal so hard to argue the fact that it was on the donald trump's watch in 2016, the president putin. russia's lead a continue to violate. so as far agreements continued to attack ukraine, charles stuff alger 0, keith. so your pen, liza is, has been quick to defend president. so lensky, french, president monro my call, says global support for keep must continue i think we all know the situ

raids on church is the looking up of the political opponents, the crack down on media assassinations on foreign soil, and shows as his body. god, a mind bearing ss. insignia. just wait until the landscape great cyst. a dozen of batches, the main stream media, we discovered the presence of corruption and near nazi ideology in the past. in a democracy, they've been fond gutting over for the last few years. and i say re discover because they knew, i mean, wrote about when they were still allowed to, when you prayed was nothing but a space. some web on the la i was taken to the secretary's private living room where he was waiting. and what he shouted at me for about the same amount of time as the interview itself had lost it. he was not happy to have been questioned about you. crane? he asked, do you think americans care about ukraine? he use the f word in that sentence, and many others. he asked if i could find ukraine on a map. i said yes. he called out for his aids to bring him a map of the world with no writing. no countries marked. i pointed to ukraine. he put the map away, he said people will hear about this

directly challenged president trump and vice president vance in front of the media and the american people, he really showed his lack of interest in any real good faith negotiations. i can tell you there were a lot. >> gabbard went on to say zelensky would only accept a deal that led to ukraine's victory, even if it led to a third world war. however, new york gop representative mike lawler called that blowup a missed opportunity with the only winner. vladimir putin. the u.s. ukraine mineral deal that had been agreed upon is now uncertain, and the trump administration is reportedly no longer characterizing russia as a cyber security threat. this is a large shift from long standing intelligence policy. this after defense secretary pete hegseth reportedly ordered cyber command to stop offensive operations directed against russia. the exact scope of the defense department order remains unclear. >> president trump is scheduled to deliver an address to a joint session of congress on tuesday. this will be the first speech on capitol hill since being sworn into office for his second term. this is not officially a s

showing enough gratitude. join our conversation with your phone calls, text and social media comments. center for strategic and international studies europe, director max burtman we'll talk about the meeting between president trump and ukraine president delens cut this happened robin rutowig on the impact of potential doubts the program as house republicans seek their budget plan. c-span's washington journal, join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning on c-span, c-span now our free mobile app or online at c-span.org. >> congress returns monday facing a march 14, government funding deadline. the house later in the week may vote on legislation to extend fundrough the end of september as requested by president trump to avert a government shutdown. members will spend most of t week voting on legislation to peal energy and environmental rules on appliance, tir the u.s. senate gin monday at 3:00 p.m. eastern. senators will vote throughout the week on mopresident trump's cabinet nominations including li mcmahon for educsecretary and laura chavez for commerce secretary. wat

media. i'm trying to hold the line here where i am. how important is it, though, to showdismantling of the free press is yet a huge pillar of donald trump and his autocratic ways? >> you know, a lot of folks will say, i only watch uv or i'm only watching social media news or i'm not. i'm not tuned in to the mainstream media anymore. and i've always fought to say we are better when we're together. and i think what caroline leavitt is doing is trying to force that divide and continue to push the idea that americans can't trust institutions, americans can't trust the press, when in fact, a lot of the reporting i do comes from your show, even comes from some incredible reporting that is happening in the mainstream. but maybe they like the way i say it better, or they just like being under a desk when they hear their news. what i think she's doing is continuing to, you know, benefit herself by trying to show that we're so divided. and when she put out this thing saying, oh, i'm going to offer a new media seat to me, i did not apply because it was very clear to me that this was

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showed ukrainian president zelensky is not interested in negotiating. >> when president zelensky directly challenged president trump and vice president vance in front of the media the american people, he really showed his lack of interest in any real good faith negotiations. i can tell you there were a lot of conversations. >> went on to say zelensky would only accept a deal that led to ukraine's victory, even if it meant it led to a third world war. >> dozens of protesters gathered near the san francisco ferry building today, expressing support for ukraine following the disastrous oval office meeting last week with president trump and ukrainian president zelensky. >> stand with ukraine. stand with ukraine. >> protesters waved flags and held up signs accusing the u.s. government of extorting ukraine, calling on the u.s. to send the country more foreign aid. one demonstrator tells us she thinks protests like this will soon be on the rise. >> it's absolutely vital and i know people are going to continue to come out. i have so many friends. one just showed up right now, and i think that as people see that this is what they can do, we're going to see more and more

laughter] >> he was a top is this week, he is writing the book is it the media was duped by biden's cognitive decline. if one showingf going downhill. >> we know where people are being honest, in the moment when biden was still in the white house and before that moment, i think we knew from of those who were ignoring what we saw it with our own eyes and we need to be sensitive in some cases, we have emma members who go to this but this was the president of the united states and reason to have great concern somebody was visually declining in a public way that was still sitting in the white house and the oval office making very big deci decisions. >> you know he's in bad shape when they are living cocaine in the lockers for him. [laughter] don't go anywhere. watch this. [cheering and applauding] [applause] welcome back to fox news saturday night after last call. [applause] do not forget to get tickets the casino resort on april 19, tickets available at fox across america.com. [applause] [laughter] try getting out of the snow for tickets to this show, scan the bottom corner of the screen these psychopaths right here, y

influencers yesterday and they gave them here is the epstein files days one binder so you can show it off to your social mediaught that was it was obvious why they did it. to your point everybody is begging like c what is going on we know the files are on pam bondi's desk we want to see them. they are like how can we get all of these people off of our back up. we will give them this binder let them come to the white house to take some photos showed up to their following. just shut up for a few minutes. i just minimize how big of a deal this release will ultimately be. honestly i'm going to call it the first technical loss of the trump era. >> greg: interesting. misstep. david, i bet you were breathing a sigh of relief. >> i mean a look we don't need to know everything, right guys at? [laughter] >> greg: you follow conspiracies. you follow politics. you think they are stringing us along? >> i will tell you what happened. what happened is the fbi gave they reviewed the files and sent it off the pam bondi, she reviewed the files, and the last step they sent it to gene hackman's house. [laughter] and we still don

zelenskyy directly challenge president trump and vice president vance in front of the media and the american people, he really showed lack of interest in any real good faith negotiations. griff: what you think, rebecca? do you agree with that? what is your take away from what we witnessed on friday and does it show a lack of interest? >> i don't think it's a lack of interest. clearly he understands he needs the back of the 9 states and nato allies were to end the war they doing to end the war on terms ukraine can limit to make sure ukraine is secure, free, prosperous. i do think zelenskyy inexplicably blew up this deal. he thought he could use the public a moment to kind of them manipulate and get more out of president trump. which was a grave mistake. i think the mineral steal the trump administration is seeking with ukraine, is the first step towards peace that shows the united states h as a long term concrete stake in the security of ukraine. and so my hope is we get back to the negotiating table and zelenskyy understand he's not going to outmaneuver president trump. especially in public. b6 has an b6 is an inter

laughter] >> he was a top is this week, he is writing the book is it the media was duped by biden's cognitive decline. if one showingwnhill. >> we know where people are being honest, in the moment when biden was still in the white house and before that moment, i think we knew from of those who were ignoring what we saw it with our own eyes and we need to be sensitive in some cases, we have emma members who go to this but this was the president of the united states and reason to have great concern somebody was visually declining in a public way that was still sitting in the white house and the oval office making very big decisio decisions. >> you know he's in bad shape when they are living cocaine in the lockers for him. [laughter] don't go anywhere. watch this. [cheering and applauding welcome to the 100° sweat test. which one of these two antiperspirants can stand up to the heat? that's it. take it up a notch. looks like ordinary antiperspirants can't take the heat. ordinary antiperspirants can't fight sweat better than secret clinical. asthma. does it have you missing out on what you love with who you love? it's t

directly challenged president trump and vice president vance in front of the media and the american people he really showed his lack of interest in any real good faith negotiations. i can tell you there were a lot of conversations that were happening through different emissaries both for zelenskyy and president trump leading up to his visit there to the oval office. and president zelenskyy's immediate escalation there was frankly quite a surprise. this has created a huge riff in the relationship. president zelenskyy as he pointed out in the clips that you played does not believe that he did anything wrong that there was no issue with what he brought up in the oval office with president trump. there is going to have to be a rebuilding of any kind of interest in good faith negotiations i think before president trump is going to be willing to reengage on this. >> shannon: one of the things that may have gone lost in the shuffle and now talking over each other. we've all seen the clips from the oval office, zelenskyy was saying we did have cease-fires. i've signed onto other agreements and yet food and cross t

she was talking about semaphore summit, the trust in media summit that we thin showing you clips fromhis morning. if you'd like to watch the event in its entirety or a back and look at specific clips, you can find it on our website. just about five minutes left. jerry in new jersey, line for republicans. good morning. caller: good morning. i was just wondering, i'm a critical care registered nurse, and for four years the media said biden was sharp as a tack, biden could do rings around you. he could do all sorts of things. but i got blocked from youtube and facebook because i said he showed signs of dementia. now, didn't the left cover everything for four years and they all said biden had no dementia until we all saw it. and then i was just wondering also, we watched biden when he would talk to the press. he had five people, he had their names, he had their questions and he had their answers. it was just five people. i don't know how you can say that the right is lying and restricting. zuckerberg even said the fbi controlled the narrative for four years and blocked me, they blocked me

she was talking about semaphore summit, the trust in media summit that we thin showing you clips froms morning. if you'd like to watch the event in its entirety or a back and look at specific clips, you can find it on our website. just about five minutes left. jerry in new jersey, line for republicans. good morning. caller: good morning. i was just wondering, i'm a critical care registered nurse, and for four years the media said biden was sharp as a tack, biden could do rings around you. he could do all sorts of things. but i got blocked from youtube and facebook because i said he showed signs of dementia. now, didn't the left cover everything for four years and they all said biden had no dementia until we all saw it. and then i was just wondering also, we watched biden when he would talk to the press. he had five people, he had their names, he had their questions and he had their answers. it was just five people. i don't know how you can say that the right is lying and restricting. zuckerberg even said the fbi controlled the narrative for four years and blocked me, they blocked me a

um, omar, you, you touched upon this at the start of the show, but i want to ask you about this points. many people are raising on social media, criticizing the labeling of this behavior as a trend. take a look a this was like a most of the days i, my name is what upsets of minimalism. and it showed up in fashion interior and even you x and you, i design. it was the result of many things including the recession, and as we will know, history repeats itself describes how points out, how is just published tv package, which is a good point. a lot of these because just feel like an specifies ation of frequent live in. but many people have always lived this way like this is just a known for a lot of people, but this trend doesn't seem to be the typical rich people pretending to be paul t shay. instead, it just feels like more regular people trying to move away from over consumption just like last you have to hold the influence in trend. and there's also an emphasis on making quality items last because on platforms like take talk, there's always this constant pressure to buy something. oh my, your view on this is this poverty repack

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