. >> sandra: fox team coverage for you, jonathan turley and andy mccarthy how they see the ruling based on the line of questioning today. >> john: first shannon bream is live outside the supreme court. that was quite a presentation today, shannon. do we have any idea whether or not the justices were swayed one way or the other? >> shannon: well, john, they certainly seem to be leaning in favor of the former president, president trump and ability to stay on the ballot and any state that would challenge that under the 14th amendment. i have to say the first part of this case was very wonky. hemmer was talking about it last hour, i did feel like a law school lecture but toward the last third got to the things everybody gets at home, what is the practical impact of this. justice kagan first to bring up do you let one state actually make a decision that ripples down to decide for the whole country. justice barrett followed up if we rule for colorado that's what will happen. and the chief justice, if we say states have the power to do this, there will be some states that will take that and sa

andy mccarthy, sol wisenberg, marc thiessen. you can see the boxes on the right-hand side of the screen. we've been talking about the special counsel deciding there's no charges against the president for holding classified documents in his delaware home. but the report is damning otherwise. that's "the story" february 8, 2024. the story goes on. i'll see you back here for fox news at night. >> neil: all right. now we hurry up and wait. although we might not be waiting too long for a decision from the supreme court on whether a state can kick donald trump off of its ballot. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. let's get to it with shannon bream, the very latest

andy mccarthy, thank you as always. great to have you with us today. >> thanks. >> martha: still ahead, karl rove joins us and trump attorney alina habba after the town hall last night. how will the former president seek to pay this $355 million plus within 30 days? we'll talk to her about that and more on the trump agenda. former kgb spy, jack barski about what is driving putin to continue taking americans. this is a duel citizen in to the prison system in russia. that follows the arrest of senia c carlina. she's now in russian custody. >> we need to take her out of the jail. if we do not do that, she will spend the rest of her life there. it's going to be torture. so she will never get out of the jail. and jen z. each planning their future through the chase mobile app. jen x is planning a summer in portugal with some help from j.p. morgan wealth plan. let's go whiskers. jen y is working with a banker to budget for her birthday. you only turn 30 once. and jen z? her credit's golden. hello new apartment. three jens gett

fox news legal editor, fox news contributor andy mccarthy. first to david spunt inside the building where it is all going on. >> hunter biden has been on capitol hill his third time in just a few months. really a couple of months. hunter biden rushed past cameras as he got out of his s.u.v. today to walk into this building. we know the deposition began at 10:00. it will be a very long day. not only for hunter biden and his attorneys but also lawmakers. chairman james comer plans to stay in all day. hunter biden walked past the media at a fast clip. we obtained his opening statement that he read in the room and he told the committee in part quote for more than a year your committees have hunted me and your partisan political pursuit of my dad. you have trafficked in innuendo, distortion and sensationalism. all the while ignoring the clear and convincing evidence staring you in the face. you do not have evidence to support the baseless and maga motivated conspiracies about my father because there isn't any. house republicans want to ask hunter

now, former prosecutor andy mccarthy says, and i'm going to quote. if you're going to use what a jury would say and there's enough evidence to indict the person and enough evidence perhaps to let the jury decide the case. that's her musing and potential juries and kind of reminds you of james comer's merry go round with hillary clinton. biden's so-called limited memory and get off in front of the jury. that raises a point and can't remember anything and the president and commander in chief. i turned to andy mccarthy who said herr's findings contain evidence to invoke section 4 of the 25th amendment that empowers the vice president along with majority of those in the cabinet to remove a president from office if he or she is judged to be incapable of fulfilling presidential duties. "his fitness for office is a major issue here". mr. mccarthy told fox news that. all the biden white house attempts to discredit the herr report are going to fall on deaf ears around the country. believe me. joe biden is in a heap of trouble and trying to untruth his way out

attorney, andy mccarthy.up of charges that include one appointee and two biden appointees. one of the things that they said is former president trump's stance, meaning complete immunity basically for presidents, would collapse our system of separated powers by placing the president beyond the reach of all three branches. what do you think about this decision, andy? >> well, the panel did a very thorough rejection of the president's assertion that he's immune from prosecution. acts that a president takes like granting a pardon, they accept a court has no business reviewing, but they distinguish that from ministerial acts or private acts where the president is in the position of following the congressional laws that he takes an oath of office to uphold. on grounds of constitutional law and policy, they looked at the prior rulings. even though the supreme court has never resolved this precise question, they make a very convincing case that i don't think too many people are surprised by that the president doesn't

i didn't realize andy mccarthy had said that, that he's obviously a respected legal mind. this is really important that people see we treat all justice the same. and it's really important that they don't see one standard for another person and one for another person. that's what the people rely on. we rely on our equal justice. that is something that is reviewed in our system. i'm hoping that merrick garland follows through on this and talks to the cabinet officials, and we follow through. >> trace: we will see if these gains any traction at all. congresswoman, we appreciate you coming on the show as always. thank you. seek a thank you so much, trace. >> trace: meantime, a live look at trump headquarters in las vegas where the former president is expected to speak soon. just moments ago, the associated press projected that he won tonight's caucus, and lauren green is live on what we are likely to hear in his remarks. >> good evening, trace. as you said, the associated press predicts all 26 delegates in this republican presidential contest, the nevada caucuses tonight, will

andy mccarthy will tell us why. i don't know if he has been wrong. nt to listen to andy coming up next. special counsel robert hur will tell his side of the story and he will do it in a very public setting. a hearing on capitol hill very soon to explain this exchange right here. >> president biden, something the special counsel said in his report is that one of the reasons you were not charged is because, in his description you are a well-meaning elderly man with a poor memory. >> i'm well meaning, an elderly man and i know what the hell i'm doing. veteran homeowners, with inflation on the march, here's a great way to get your monthly payments under control. call newday! while credit card rates can be 22% or more mortgage rates at newday are a fraction of those rates. with one easy lower monthly payment the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you pay off your high-rate debt. and you can save $500 a month. nobody takes care of veterans like newday usa. voices of people with cidp: cidp disrupts. cidp derails. let's be honest... all: cidp sucks! voices of p

alicia acuna and andy mccarthy, jonathan turley. let's begin with shannon bream to set us up outside the supreme court. >> a cold day in washington. there were people who started camping out last night lining up at 7:00 p.m. to try to get into what you said are historic arguments today. all nine justices will hear arguments slated for 80 minutes. we expect them to go longer than that. you'll be able to listen live to what the justices are saying. they have this question whether or not colorado got this right. colorado officials are standing by this decision in the brief from the secretary of state she writes this. just as colorado cannot be forced to place on its ballot a naturalized citizen it also should not be forced to include a candidate found by its courts to have violated his oath to support the constitution by engaging in insurrection. justices wade through all kinds of procedural arguments but the question of whether or not trump engaged in insurrection. his legal team presses back hard against that. the brief from him says

andy mccarthy joining us. that's "the story" for today. we'll see you tomorrow. >> to georgia where fani wil

andy mccarthy, leo terrell, whether today's courtroom showdown could prove to be the smoking gun against willis and wade. >> every day the biden body bags are building up and more and more people are dying. >> republicans obviously seizing on this horrific tragedy, as biden's failure to protect the american people, to secure the border. >> any one instance shouldn't shape our overall immigration policy. the situation is tragic and it's a loss, and it's important to acknowledge that, but also to recognize all the other -- all the other parts of immigration policy fit together. >> john: president biden facing growing backlash over the catch and release migrant policies as venezuelan men released into the country after crossing the border illegally continue to be charged with committing heinous acts including murder. >> sandra: good to have you back. sandra smith in new york. latest shocking incident comes in virginia where as we now know a venezuelan man who was released from cbp custody after crossing over the border last summer was charged with a pair of felonies for sexual assaulting a

andy mccarthy joins us now. katie cherkasky. andy, if i can begin with you on what revelations that we know of could have come from the six hours of testimony on the part of hunter biden. obviously the real pursuit here is his dad. or connect his dad to his son's business practices. do you think in anything you have heard that they have got that? that they have achieved that? >> yeah, i thought that hunter led with his chin at the beginning of the day when he did an opening statement that said the father was never involved. that he never involved his father with his business associates. they had numerous different instances in black and white statements showing that he precisely involved his father in his business dealings, most notorious through that whatsapp message that was notorious with a chinese partner saying i'm sitting here with my dad and pressured him to close a deal. i have to say, neil, two things on the basis of the reporting we just heard. first, it makes perfect sense that the republicans wouldn't go public if the

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andy mccarthy, tell us about what this controversy is really about? instead of the big picture precedent setting that it could be, for president trump himself what does it mean? >> well, it's obviously his future of his candidacy. if he is struck from the ballot, that's not only chaos for the country, it is curtains for him. and obviously he has a lot on his dance card as far as legal proceedings are concerned but we're all under the assumption that those legal proceedings are about going to his fitness as a candidate. here what we're talking about is the very survival of his candidacy whether he can be on the ballot or not and why i think we talked a lot about the court wants to have a small footprint but as karl just mentioned they need to rule in this in a robust enough way there isn't another bite of the apple a few months from now. >> bill: which is entirely possible. professor turley. if you think back to november and december of 2000. we went 37 days bush versus gore. karl, you had a front row to that when the court said wow, we're doing someth

attorney and fox news contributor andy mccarthy. i'm going to see if i can make those boxes go in row here. law professor g.w. university and a fox news contributor jonathan turley, it's working. they are in the right order. fox news legal editor kerri kupec urbahn and fox news contributor and attorney leo terrell. first, let's bring in fox news justice department correspondent david spunt. live outside the u.s. supreme court. so you had some company out there because there were quite a few people waiting to see how this was going to go. >> quite a few people. this went a lot longer than we thought this would go. the justices, even the liberal justices highly pointed questions to the attorney representing the colorado voters, questioning in many ways why donald trump should be taken off the ballot. we thought maybe the oral arguments would go 90 minutes. clearly they went longer than 90 minutes. the chief argument from the trump attorneys, harris and the crew that's on the couch is that taking donald trump off the ballot strips him

i just want to play this because this is from this is former federal prosecutor andy mccarthy, who's a contributor for us. but he talkefederaecutor mccart amendment today to me. i want to play25amendm and get your quick response to this. quic as you read the report. i can't help but say it sure looks like there's enough here to invokkse the 25th amendment. >> and i know that's nott what h what you know, what he's looking at, what his purpose is. >> but, you know, his fitness for office is a major issue thin. >> yeah. the interesting thing there is mark tyson, who was down , is eyeight hand cornermarc thi congresswoman. his eyes kind of lit up because he knows that mccarthy juss kint doesn't say things nilly. and he mccarthy is very het outkinds d very though when he makes these kinds of comments. so it says something. your final comments on this? >> yeah, i agree. a and i wish i hadgr seeee an itla earlier. nd i didn't realize that andy mccarthy had said that, but he's obviously a respected gal legal mind. >> look, this is really emportant that people se that we treat all justice the

. >> shannon: andy mccarthy says supreme court, public has a interest in resolution not at rapid paceard campaign calendar, the people are guaranteed speedy trial. >> the scotus wants to be seen as impartial and this is difficult position. it would be helpful in the colorado case, it would be sign for the country and supreme courts. it is tough for them to get super involved. >> shannon: it will slow down the clock. we have to go, we have asked everybody for prediction for the big game. who you think is going to win. please reveal your selections. okay. upside down chiefs, chiefs. you are unanimous in this. i will say 49ers and my bet will pay hugely in it happens. enjoy snacks and commercials, good to have you. up next, the media build-up around the big game and the bigc name sitting it out this year. bt small communities can achieve. trying to give a better life to people that don't have the means to do it. si mi papá estuviera vivo, sé que él tuviera orgulloso también de vivir de esta viviendo una vida como la que estamos viviendo ahora. es electricidad aquí es salud. >> shannon: f

attorney andy mccarthy, fox news contributor. good morning, andy, good to see you.ant to get to the cell phone records in a second. first what's happening today is that the judge is going to be speaking with nathan wade's attorney, business partner, the same guy we saw the first day of the trial. very combatic. didn't want to be there. it will be behind closed doors, cameras won't be in the room. what are you anticipating that the judge will learn from this guy and how important is it to establishing this relationship and when it started? >> aishah, the tough thing here is there is obviously and attorney-client relationship and the judge has not in any way ruled that the attorney/client relationship has been pierced or that it has been dismantled somehow. so what the judge has to sort of parse out. the reason it's being done behind closed doors rather than publicly on the record, is he has to decide what information this guy has that is in the nature of fact witness information that doesn't have anything to do with communications that are about legal advice between

andy mccarthy says walking through the documents, especially the financial document.u expect from this today. >> well, my main takeaway, great to be here. i do not expect them to get a lot. whether either because hunter biden decides to take the fifth on various occasions or because he simply develops a lot of amnesia which seems to be the history and what we have seen from a number of his other business partners especially on crucial big questions like, for instance, who exactly is the big guy? everyone has suddenly decided this can't remember the circumstances of these concrete pieces of evidence the committee has. >> bill: would you -- we were talking with our legal advisor last game. what's the endgame for republicans? do the depositions, ask the questions, get the answers and develop another line of questions which could come during a public hearing. if that public hearing does come in the summer of an election year you could have massive fireworks. is that what republicans want? >> yeah, i think look, there are two questions that republicans have to answer for t

one thing andy mccarthy said to me was that there is a what's app message that hunter famously sent in7, he extorted his own chinese business partner by saying, i'm sitting here with my father and we want to know why you guys have not come through yet. they have three or four different things like that, probably more, they could throw at him and keep asking, you sure your father wasn't involved in this? this could go around and around. does hunter biden do what the man on the stand in the nathan wade and fani willis case did yesterday, lose his memory? just say, i don't remember. he could plead the fifth or say, i don't know. with receipts right in front of him. interesting what comes out in the transcript. >> kayleigh: we have the message, emily, pull it up right now. the mesdz age is interesting. shakedown. i'm sitting here with my father and why hasn't the commitment been fulfilled, tell the director i would like to resolve this, now means tonight. if i get a call or text from anyone else, i will make certain the man sitting next to me and my ability to hold a grudge, you will regre

joining us now carrie severino from the judicial crisis network informer prosecutor andy mccarthy, welcome it's hard to find human entity on the court these days but colorado may have done it. i listen to the oral argument and heard non- pretty skeptical justice, what did you hear. >> i agreed only justice i see given the other side in the time of day was justice sotomayor work and very possible at the end of the day she also agrees what colorado was trying to do, it was wrong on so many levels. we don't know if it'll be unanimous. and why it's wrong different justice might want to choose different routes but it's clear colorado does not have the right to unilaterally kick trump off the ballot that will be for the american voters to decide and that is certainly not colorado's role. trey: let's listen to a little piece of the argument together and then i will ask you a question on the other side. >> what is the state doing deciding other citizens get to vote for for president. >> colorado is not deciding who other states get to vote for for president it's deciding how to decide his own elec

john yoo, andy mccarthy, thank you so much, gentlemen. we appreciate you so much.ave a good evening. >>> okay, coming up, lieu ten general keith kellogg, former acting i.c.e. director ron vitello, price futures group senior analyst phil flynn and the new york post's jon levine. joe manchin says the border crisis is, quote, joe biden's false. he opened up the border from day one. we've got that debate. nikki haley and former president trump duke it out ahead of the south carolina primary on saturday. we've got the update there. trump says he's considering governor ron desantis, vivek ramaswamy and many more as his potential running mates including tulsi gabbard, kristi noem. and a new moll, voters say biden's policies are not helping the middle class. also this, democrat-run states, they're seeing an uproar from their voters and consumers. withdrew tilt bills are doubline doubling due to state green energy mandates. plus, gop strategist ford o'connell, the biden white house again ignores the supreme court, unilaterally cancels more student loan debt. in a may for vo

andy mccarthy, you are listening as well. all the objections about the witnesses to me -- i'm not a lawyer -- they seem a little over the top coming from the d.a.'s side of the room. what do you think? >> well, i think they're not only over the top, dana, i think they are strategically potentially disastrous. i think any good litigator, particularly i've seen this again and again in the defense context, if you have bad information, the best thing to do is get it out in one or two questions and try to move on. but if you do it by death of a thousand cuts, then when the admission finally inevitably comes, it is just much more damaging and dramatic than it might otherwise be. i think it's untoward for the state to be fighting so hard to withhold information, personal information about the district attorney when what matters is justice in the case. but just simply strategically the way they are going about it is to me i just as an old litigator i'm kind of like get the bad stuff out and move on. >> dana: thank you. let's listen t

andy mccarthy knows those challenges as well.contributor. she is without saying it hanging her political hat on that possibility. this guy could imploded by and the are backup. how realistic is that? that these cases drag on, he is so distracted, he could even be facing a conviction in a criminal case that might make trial light of day. >> i think he is imploding. we haven't even gotten to the criminal cases yet but he's in dire straits as far as civil judgments are concerned even if you think as i do that there are severe questions about the second case in terms of the exorbitant penalty of 83.3 million that was imposed and mind-boggling good, out of proportion, with the wrong alleged fine that was ordered last week in the civil prod case. even if you think there were questions about the damages on appeal, appeal is not free like a criminal case where you get to appeal. you have to post the assets and interests in order to go forward with the appeal. he was found liable on january 26th which means next week he's got to file a no

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andy mccarthy is a former u.s. assistant attorney and fox news contributor. stuff, which scared me because i valued job security. help me with the math. it is, for lots of folks, unfathomable. this is money that has to be put up, appeal or no appeal, right? >> yes. neil, most people -- because most of the cases that get a lot of media attention are criminal, and you will get an automatic appeal in criminal cases, most people assume civil cases work the same way. they don't. courts are -- the way civil law works, courts want to make sure you are not appealing to achieve delay and you have enough money to pay out if you lose. you have to put out the money first, and that will be difficult, as you said. >> some of these are the very properties that are in question. whether he is allowed to put them up. explain how that works. >> well, he should be allowed to put up any property he has that is his that he unquestionably has got title to. there's a lot of encumbrances on his properties, and his company is now under monitoring, which is going to greatly restrict hi

want to bring in jonathan turley and andy mccarthy. gentlemen, welcome to our broadcast.ow high are the stakes today as we were just describing? >> first i want the note that makes me ali. it is -- this is the moment of truth and a lot of people have been waiting for. this is not a place where you can easily spin if you are inaccurate, untruthful, you can end up with federal charges and a brand-new statute of limitations running. he has a really precarious road ahead. i don't know what some of his answers will be. we expect that he is going to fall back on the fact that he was an addict, his memory is not great. but the house committee has money transfers and emails that clearly show influence peddling going on. and he will have to answer some of those questions. i think at the outset, they are likely to drill down on what we all pretty much know, that president biden lied when he said that he did not know anything about his son's dealings. hunter biden himself contradicted that earlier and while he might try to spin it a bit, i think he will probably have to contradict h

andy mccarthy joining us. that's "the story" for today. we'll see you tomorrow. >> to georgia where fani willis and her case against donald trump are being put to the test after a start witness takes the stands and being pressed. that hearing set to resume at any moment. >> when it does, we'll take you live. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. let's go to steve harrigan in atlanta with the latest. steve? >> multiple attorneys pounding away at terrence bradley and trying to undermine his credibility. this man was a former law partner of nathan wade. there's a text that he sent to one of the attorneys that basically said willis hired wade before their relationship started. now he's trying to say on the stand, i was just speculating. i don't really remember. i don't really know. so there's been some hard back and forth with attorneys trying to pin him down. is he lying now? why did he send that earlier text. here's the back and forth. >> why in the heck would you speculate in this text message and say it started when she left the d.a.'s off

. >> sandra: bring in our legal panel now, andy mccarthy and leo terrell, both are fox news contributorswhat are your expectations as we see the judge taking the seat there in the courtroom. >> well, three reasons i guess why you would say the attorney/client privilege didn't apply. either the communications were not about legal advice or the lawyer was a fact witness or there were other people involved so that there's no confidentiality expectation. the only other possibility is that the judge found the crime fraud exception apply and i have not heard anything to give a basis for that yet. >> john: now leo, terrence bradley apparently said he believes and knows the relationship started prior to when nathan wade and fani willis say it did. we also had the woman, robin yearti, who testified the relationship started actually in 2019. if he comes out and says no, the relationship started earlier than what nathan wade and fani willis are claiming, that would indicate not only might they have told an untruth in a court filing, but there may be perjury involved here as well. >> you are absolut

want to go to andy mccarthy, form former assistant attorney, fox news contributor.can the state attorney general -- do this, enforce this and seize the buildings of donald trump's to enforce this? >> well, neil, if it gets to the point where trump is out of appeals and he doesn't pay what he owes, then she could start executing on his property. but, you know, we're a ways from that. and the whole point of the process of appeal where they force you either to put up the money if you're liquid enough and pay that into the court or get a bond where the bondsman will demand that the bond will secured by properties so the bondsman could execute on the property if you fail to fulfill your obligations, the whole point of that process is to ensure the court that if you, if you're given an appeal, that if you lose the appeal, you'll pay up. so we're a ways away from her executing on property. neil: andy, you know, this isn't just trying to get bond money or collateral to cover a relatively small fine or an amount. this is almost half a billion dollars. >> right. neil: surely,

andy mccarthy, sol wisenberg, marc thiessen. you can see the boxes on the right-hand side of the screen. we've been talking about the special counsel deciding there's no charges against the president for holding classified documents in his delaware home. but the report is damning otherwise. that's "the story" february 8, 2024. the story goes on. i'll see you back here for fox news at night. >> neil: all right. now we hurry up and wait. although we might not be waiting too long for a decision from the supreme court on whether a state can kick donald trump off of its ballot. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. let's get to it with shannon bream, the very latest. shannon, this was fascinating. we saw the court in almost total unison on wondering how far colorado was going and why. spell it out. >> yeah, normally you know, neil, it takes years to get here, maybe months if you're fast tracking. this made it in weeks. showing the urgency the court gets about this happening in an election year. so they'd had the arguments. there were tough quest

andy? andrew mccarthy. >> stephen: your professionals. you're not brats. andrew is a professional. and how thaf us. rob, it rolled off his back. >> stephen: most things seem to roll off his back. >> demi: he's good that way. but for andrew it really affected them. things and choices he made. i haven't seen this yet. i'm actually quite excited. i'm sorry that we didn't get a chance to all be in the same room together after all this time. >> stephen: may be for the opening. >> demi: hey. >> stephen: do you still remember the lyrics to saint elmo's fire? >> demi: no but i heard you been singing. >> stephen: ♪ i forget the next line ♪ ♪ saying almost fire ♪ demi, so lovely to meet you. thank you for being on. pilaf. you are welcome anytime. don't have to come with her. >> demi: should i set her down so you really see? >> stephen: let's put a coffee cup next to her so you get a sense of the scale. guinness book of world records, do the right thing. the premiere of "feud: capote vs. the swans" is out now on hulu. it's demi moore, everybody. we'll be right back with emmy award-winning act

goode's district, he's confident that the conservative area, they didn't like kevin mccarthy, same with eli crane and andy begbeggs. >> bob goode said, if my opponent wants to bring in kevin mccarthy, he can. the outside groups spending. the potential outside groups coming in to spend money in race. what was interesting about what mccarthy predicted, is his ouster and the chaos and dysfunction, would lead to a wave of new republican retirements. in the past two days, we've seen two key committee chairman both announce they were going to step aside. this often happens when members believe that, yeah, they're the majority now. but going to be in the minority next year. >> there's regret from many members how this played out. the year congressman thomas massey saying they are in a worse position without mccarthy. i shouldn't be surprised by mccarthy trying to get his pound of flesh here. we know he has long telegraphed he has a vindictive streak. this guy, after dealing with all of the folks, you think he would be on a beach somewhere in california, enjoying his money and his time, rather than going after so

but some stunning new information from former house speaker kevin mccarthy suggests biden needs to be tested. mike pompeo, congressman andy" top of the hour. >> bill: in the meantime, here it is, folks. this is big bear valley, california. 145 feet in the air is jackie the bald eagle. she is sitting on three eggs and they are expected to watch any day now. and meet sandy, the executive bald eagle watcher and she helped put this camera in nine years ago. captivating camera here. it is live and real. she does move. if you watch it carefully. we're told we're on pip watch. >> that's watching for the first little dent in the egg that means a chick is trying to get out of it. >> bill: when is that going to happen, sandy? >> today starts pip watch. 35 days from when the first egg was laid and jackie's eggs have been watching between 38 and 39 days. it could be a few days still but we start watching at the first chance that it could be happening. >> gillian: i have to ask if jackie's feathers are also so lush and shiny. is this a side effect of where she is in her life right now with these chicks about to hatch? she is incredibl

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