covington: thank you. i think it would be helpful to have a photograph of the hose tinder's for our next eating, if you could? thank you for that. let's see. we need 20? that would be another $15 million. okay. i think this is going to be a topic of an ongoing discussion. i wanted to know, how long has it been since there was the -- the chief of health, safety and wellness, that you are proposins other entity that you said had gone dormant for a while. >> the health check we stopped doing it three years ago. again, there was issues with information transferred from the unit and the agreements on how that information was there. we are bringing her back again with the benefits of members, knowing what their issues are. . >> v.p. covington: those issues where privacy issues? >> yes. the information when they received it they would go to our doctor, or did? in our opinion what we need is raw data. what types of issues, stress or whatever it is we are experiencing so we can address without having to be in by --

vice president. >> three -- -- vice president covington? . >> v.p. covington: thank you. i made a request to our commission secretary that i receive a copy of the former grand jury report that was produced by the commission 4-5 years ago, it is a document that i need a copy of that. >> the one you referred to you said was 55 years ago. . >> v.p. covington: that was a typo, i would not remember 55 years ago. >> thank you very much, now i know where to start looking. [laughter] . >> v.p. covington: we would have to go down to, you know, what is the facility under civic plaza -- civic center? brooks hall. [laughter] that is right, the catacombs. you better bring a stick to fight the rats, that's all i can say. no, five years ago. thank you. that is why i haven't received it yet. i was typing too fast. thank you for getting that to me , in a timely fashion. also, let's see, mr. president you said on august 28 this will be on the agenda, but not before then? >> correct. . >> v.p. covington: those were the two things i was wondering about. oh, i'm sorry? let's see, commissioner

covington: very good.

vice president covington. . >> v.p. covington: thank you for your report. i also had some questions regarding the new chief of health, safety and wellness. you said that you have already begun conducting interviews? >> no. we have to wait until the budget drops on the funding drops. . >> v.p. covington: you mean the end of the fiscal year? >> correct. we expect that funding to come mid to late august. i am really looking at all of the things that that person is going to be working on. >> ic. you don't yet have a description of what that position entails? >> not yet. i have a draft, and i can fine-tune it. . >> v.p. covington: when you have it finalized, if you could please share it with the commission, that would be helpful. that would answer a lot of the questions that i was going to ask you. the host tenders, we need 20, how many are we getting? >> five for the budget. . >> v.p. covington: is that within this year's budget, and another five jik the next fiscal year? >> for sure we will be asking for more. >> the five are a one time, there is no guarantee

and eric here this afternoon in support of colby covington. >> jimmy: yeah, look at that. it's the douches of hazzard. [ laughter ] those guys are so cool. just a couple of normal dudes

>> the eight covington students filing this libel lawsuit are not named simply referred to as the covingtons are the action comes one week after a federal judge dismissed a similarer defamation lawsuit against the washington post. that was filed by one of the students involved in the well-known encounter with natha phillips, a native american on the mall in washington, dc in january. phillips played a drum and saying as sanborn and his classmates gathered around for the students were criticized by some as being aggressive and described as among those named in the new lawsuit as having libeled the boys, the comedian and actress kathy griffin, a republican strategist and frequent cnn contributor. a, new york times reporter.it and senator elizabeth warren. it says in part several of our senators most widely read journalists collectively used their large social media platforms to get credibility an public followings to lie, and libel minors they never met based on an event they denver witnessed. and life altering public attacks . this suit seeks up to $4.8 million in total damages against the 1

vice president covington? >> thank you. there was just one thing i forgot to ask you about and i want to make sure that we all have more detail on it. you mentioned during your opening remarks that there are a number of categories that have increased over the past ten years. i think -- can you give us those details again? because i want to know if there has also been in rise -- arise in the number of people doing those particular tasks. >> yes on both counts. we did a little research when we are discussing the budget and we were discussing the assistant fire marshal his. as soon as they looked at the chart and reflected back, we went from two to nine. that is why i went back ten years. i came in at 97 to the bureau and we had two captains. we have come from there to this point. just going back ten years, we had roughly 17,000 annual inspections, and then we just had 26,000 at the end of the fiscal year, and then again we had about 6500 applications for permits through plan check, and we are at 13,000 for the end of the last

>> tonight with the covington students, eight of them filing this lawsuit.red to as the "covingtons boys" who were involved in the cancer with nathan phillips, a native american on the mall in washington, d.c., in january. phillips played a drum and sang as covington students and nicholas sandmann and his classmate gathered around. the students were criticized by some as being aggressive and described as "maga hat wearing teens." among those names in the new lawsuit, having libeled the boys, the comedian actress, catherine good friends, anna navarro, a republican set of strings frequency and in contributor, and senator elizabeth warren. last week, a similar lawsuit brought by nicholas sandmann against "the washington post" for defamation was dismissed as in that other news you mentioned, a$ap rocky has been released from a swedish jail, as they consider the assault cases agai, who were accused of beating a 19-year-old, seen in this video obtained by tmz. a$ap rocky thanked his supporters via instagram, saying it was a difficult and humbling experience. among

simply referred to as the covington boys.ral judge dismissed a defamation lawsuit against the "washington post." that was filed by one boy involved with phillips who played a drum and sang. the students were criticized as being aggressive and described aside maga hats wearing teens. those named in the new lawsuit libelling boys. cathy griffin and maggie a "new york times" reporter and senator elizabeth warren. the lawsuit says in part: several of our senators and celebrities and journalists used their live social media platforms to lie and libel minors they met. based on an event they never witnessed and said: the suit seeks up to 4.8-million dollars in total damages against the 12 people named. >> laura: thank you very much. we'll be right back. memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. we really pride ourselves on >> temaking it easy for youass, to get your windshield

>> tonight with the covington students, eight of them filing this lawsuit.y are not names, simply referred to as the covington boys who were involved in the cancer with nathan phillips, a native american on washington, d.c., in january. phillips played a drama and saying and covington students nicholas sandmann and his classmate gathered around. the students were criticized by some as being aggressive and described as quote, mega hat wearing teens. among those names in the new lawsuit, having libeled the boys, the comedian actress, therine good friends, anna navarro, a republican set of strings frequency and in contributor, and senator elizabeth warren. last weekend, similar lawsuit brought by nicholas sandmann against "the washington post" for defamation was dismissed as you mention, asap rocky has been released from a sweetest jail. there was an assault case against the wrapper and members of his entourage were who were accused of beating 19-year-old mustapha jabari on the class in central stockholm sr. in video obtained by tmz. asap rocky, real name, work

. >> seconded by vice president covington. all in favor? >> aye. >> thank you very much. madam secretary? >> item five, chief of department's reports. report from the chief of the department, janine nicholson on current issues, activities, and events within the department since of our commission meeting on july 24th, 2019, including budget, academy, in special events and outreach, and report from operations deputy chief on overall field operations, including greater alarm fires, emergency medical services, bureau of fire prevention and investigation, homeland security , and airport division. [please stand by] >> so those fees pay for we received five host tenders in total, four from the city and one from the state. those are a million dollars each, fully equipped, four-wheel drive, they come with a tran pump, as well as a portable pump that we can drop in the bay, as well as 6,00 feet of hose. i think chie the chief has a photo for you in his presentation today. and since then, i also sept a video message out to the field in terms of what we received. it is important to k

commissioners, vice president covington. >> oh, i'm sorry, i should remove my name. i don't have any questions at this time. >> okay. commissioner hardiman? >> thank you. chief, this new wellness, health wellness position, battalion chief, that is one individual for a regular work shift, not three? >> it is one person on days at the headquarters. >> good job. i just wanted a clarification. thank you. the dawn dewitt, you have big shoes to fill. i've always been a big fan of chief rivera's -- welcome. i was wondering -- i don't know you personally, and i've never sat down and had a conversation with you, and so welcome. you have big shoes to fill. his greatest asset is he had such a terrific memory -- >> shi his hair. [laughter] >> everybody loved his hair. especially chief vernasi, he was very jealous. his greatest trait was his memory. but being organized, probably the most important thing about that job, so that was good to hear about that. thank you. i just wanted to comment on that, that i'm happy to hear that you're organized. >> thank you. i don't know if i hav

at this point, vice president covington? >> thank you. yes, i certainly agree with commissioner cleveland that we should have a report out on the retreat. we have had, as you are aware, a lengthy process of going through the candidates for the chief of the department, and we also had a lengthy transition. we have been otherwise engaged, but soon to be back at it. but i agreed that it should go on the agenda. thank you. >> thank you very much. commissioner hardeman? >> yes, just a reminder that we requested captain coughlin of the port, and anyone who might be -- i was going to say captain lee who was working on the chase to get a little run down on the waterfront and what is going on down there with all this activity. it has been a couple years since we had a report specifically on that work. >> we know that this is with the discretion of cheek -- chief nicholson in terms of that regard in terms of an update with what commissioner hardeman suggested in terms of the port update and such. >> it is up to your discretion. >> yeah, we can do t

. >> commissioner covington: thank you, chief cochran. the chief of the department, you're confident that we are indeed ready? >> we are absolutely ready. we're good to go. it's what we do. again, we like to be proactive and that's what we were doing a couple of weeks ago and we're still doing. but, yes, i am confident we're good to go. thank you. >> commissioner covington: thank you. >> president nakajo: thank you very much. commissioner cleaveland? >> commissioner cleaveland: thank you, mr. president and chief for your report. i understand that the department has engaged a real estate broker. can you identify the broker? >> chief nicholson: the department of real estate has and i do not know. >> commissioner cleaveland: all right. a quick question on the relocation of the training facility. i know there has been talk about the school of the arts site, soda. and i know we have talked to the school board, but i wondered where that was. >> chief nicholson: what i can say about different sites, we don't really want to talk about it in open

the ends on he policy and legislation but the covington kids was a great example. there's an asim trip. if i -- we're friends and tell you 90 truths and ten lies you'll look at me as a liar even though 90% of the time i'm telling the truth. when you have things like the covington case and the shamelessness of the press urging -- basically violence toward the kids who just stood there with a smirk on their face which is basically neuronburg and a hate crime and then when the full footage indicate out and he adult was besting in this face there was very little, oops, and lawsuits happened as a consequence of this. and we saw it again with kavanaugh and other instances and -- talk anderson cooper couldn't get to commercial fast enough. when you taj about red pill movements, the realization that these are mistakes because you can make a mistake once, twice but if it's a pattern that a behavior, not a mistake and that's the perspective that rather than what president trump has to say is these are the moments that let people realize just how depraved the corporate presid

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and eric here this afternoon in support of colby covington. >> jimmy: yeah, look at that.t's the douches of hazzard. [ laughter ] those guys are so cool. just a couple of normal dudes who definitely know what to do with their hands and their faces. i mentioned this on the show last week. i learned something incredible last week. there is a town in canada, in newfoundland to be precise, with a very unusual name. >> i'm here in dildo, newfoundland talking to gil dorians about why jimmy kimmel should come to down. >> jimmy: that's right. there's a town named dildo. it was discovered hundreds of years ago by dildora the explorer. [ laughter ] [ applause ] it is a real town. seems to be a beautiful town. they've got people in it and even local news. >> the community, they're having a lot of fun with this. i think it's super fantastic. i think it would be even better if jimmy kim, you know, followed through to what he said last night. >> a little fact from ben clear's report, they're called dildorians. >> yes. the dildorians love their town. and we want jimmy kimmel to come. com

just following up on that conversation from vice president covington. when you look at this rooftop deck, whenever you guys decide on it, i think it is important that you think practically, not like how will this deck actually be used, because you see that when we have these big events like the blue angels, half the city gets up on those decks, and we have had people full from those decks, not even decks, just rooftops. so when you go to permit these things, i don't know what the current code says about those rooftops that are not decks, but if you -- if they're going to be used as decks, then we need to make them safe. >> absolutely. >> how are they practically going to be used? if there is a ladder up there or a staircase to go there, because it is an emergency exit, then there should be some rules around how that deck could be used, and they should be enforced. at the end of the day, people end up dying in fires end up happening and then it falls on us. >> agreed. there are requirements. railings within 10 feet of a drop, et cetera, they're already p

the grand prize trophy ♪i was born to be somebody >> august 17 i will be in covington will be siennaeriffs in families that need support. if you are in louisiana, and check me out. greg: is that it? >> i'm going to p. appeared in t. go home. fox report with jon scott next. arthel: yep. jon: fbi investigation is underway into the death of accused sex trafficker jeffrey epstein. the disgraced multimillionaire dead from apparent suicide. he was found unconscious this morning in the manhattan jail cell. i'm john scott. this is the fox report. epstein's death comes two weeks after he was placed on suicide watch and one day after an appeals court unsealed nearly 2,000 pages of documents giving new details on how he allegedly recruited dozens of underage girls. attorney general william barr calling his death appalling, saying the doj inspector general will investigate it, along with the fbi. legal experts saying there will be consequences. >> i can

. >> august 17 i will be in covington will be sienna raising support for fallen sheriffs in families you are in louisiana, and check me out. greg: is that it? >> i'm going to p. appeared in to go home. greg: thank you. we will see you monday. i love you. [applause] >> welcome to wears world i'm jesse waters truth about el paso and tai ton the subject of waters word. el paso shooter has zero to do request donald trump he says so in his manifesto. had it right here paraphrasing it he said he killed to stop hispanics from invading texas and goes on to say, that he arrived at his immigration ideology long before trump came on to the scene. and that trump's rhetoric did not inspire him. say it is right here. in the manifesto. but the left straight up lies to you. >> we have a president of the united states who is particularly responsible. he is in large part to blame

>> kids vo: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ >> august 17 i will be in covington will be siennariffs in families that need support. if you are in louisiana, and check me out. greg: is that it? >> i'm going to p. appeared in to go home. greg: thank you. we will see you monday. i love you. [applause] jon: we are awaiting the preliminary autopsy report on jeffrey epstein who died yesterday in what authorities say appears to be citizen. good evening, i'm jon scott, this is "the fox report." ♪ jon: the wealthy financier was facing trial for allegedly orchestrating a sex trafficking ring involving underage girls. he was taken off suicide watch days before he was found unresponse i have in his jail cell -- unresponsive in his jail cell. this comes as president trump faces backlash after retweeting a conspiracy theory about epstein's death. democratic presidential candidate beto o'rourke says this is typical behavior from the president. >> another example of our president

somehow allowed to be perfectly absolved from whatever was said and the same people that doxxed the covington kids and that it doesn't matter what brett kavanaugh did 35 years ago in high school, if they want to play by these rules of engagement, it's a new day and holding the political economists accountable. >> laura: basically anyone who agrees with trump's burning crosses on trump salon. they throw around that race word pretty casually and i think it's getting tedious and poisonous, people were coming up to me. i want to play for you to most absurd moments in the media over the weekend. here's cnn brian stelter engaging in some rank speculation that he would no doubt condemn if we were able to suggested, about a democrat. watch. >> when you watch a broadcast nightly news cast, how often do you hear about just how far off the road trump is? not often enough. it's really a series of questions that no one is able to answer. is there a method to the madness or is there something wrong? is he suffering some sort of illness? >> laura: if that wasn't enough, cnn's resident media home on this are

the collusion delusion, covington look what they did to nicholas -- nicholas sandmann and justice kavanaughies the presidential candidates with the conspiracy theory overn ignoring the biggest abuse of power corruption scandal in our nations history. they have chosen to act as if nothing but partisan activist in a state run democratic radical socialist extremist tv, radio and yeah, print instead of being serious investigators. they have chosen to put fake news, fake narratives, conspiracy theories over facts. and chosen to attack anyone who dared to call out their lack of ethics and objectivity. we will continue to give you a front row see to this corruption and the media. we will hold them accountable and continue to expose them but frankly, they expose themselves. fox contributor sara carter, slump wars, jeffrey lawrence, sarah, for two and a half years, we have had an ensemble cast. you and jeff have been a part of it, greg, john sullivan, and judge pirro. we have told the american people the truth. within the next two months, i'm pretty confident that we will be proven right on a level

the collusion dilution, covington -- look at what they did to that kid, nicholas sandmann. do justice kavanaugh. look at the lies that they are still presidential candidates passing on the conspiracy theory over ferguson. ignoring the biggest abuse of power corruption scandal in our nations history. they have chosen to act as nothing but partisan activists, state-run democratic radical socialist extremist tv radio and, yeah, print. instead of being serious investigators. they have chosen to put fake news, fake narratives, conspiracy theories, over facts. chosen to attack anyone who will dare call out their lack of ethics and objectivity. we'll continue to give you a front row seat to all of those corruption in the media. we'll hold them accountable and continue to expose them but frankly they expose themselves. joining us more, fox news contributor, sara carter. author of "swap wars," jeffrey lord. for two and a half years, we've had an ensemble cast. both you and jeff have been a part of it. john solomon, victoria toensing, joseph digenova, judge pirro. we have told the am

francie covington is on the fire department commission. >> you come to school to learn.ou come to school to broaden your horizons, not to have the people that you come from denigrated. >> reporter: yet those on the other side of the argument say this is part of america's dark past. >> i'm offended by people wanting to paint over it and destroy history. >> reporter: but amy anderson a parent at the school sees it a different way. to her, the dead native american shows they did not escape their troubled circumstances. >> that's painful. that's painful to say that my history is being told in a way that says we're no longer here? >> we call the school. >> reporter: on june 25th, the school board voted to paint over the entire mural which was done by russian artist victor ar na to have. both his grandson and great grandson were also at the school today. here's peter. >> there's so much here that provokes discussion about our history and that's the value of it. >> reporter: art historians educators and museum cure raters around the world signed a petition in protest. >> they w

this antifa nonsense that you see in the street spirits as a matter of fact chris cuomo said that covingtonle the adult ms face, he didn't walk away and handle himself correctly so come on. >> lowe, jesse, when i saw people coming out and supporting chris cuomo, his network embracing him come i thought, good on them. but where were they when sarah huckabee sanders was thrown out of that restaurant with her entire family and when your previous guests pam bondi was taunted out of a movie theater with her boyfriend. ted cruz and his wife ran out of a restaurant in washington. those were deserve it attacks apparently. and cnn contributor said at the time when sarah sanders was thrown out, there is a cost to pay for the decisions you make in life. don lemon, ted cruz said sometimes the only agency that you have is to get in someone's face. well, i think you and i would disagree with that. public people are entitled to private lives especially when they have family and whites and children around. that was horrible what happened, but i don't know why chris responded this way. something set him off

the bridge connects cincinnati, ohio, to covington, kentucky and these two states have been squabblingo pay for this bridge for years. even though funding for this infrastructure problem has the full support of the president, the congress has been reluctant to commit to the $2.6 billion price tag for a new bridge. it's a hot topic in these parts, especially right here at 55 krc, a local talk radio station. >> we're talking how to pay for it, is it a problem if you are a kmu t commuter that drives on it every day. we have a huge one here that has national implications. >> there is no shortage of people that call in to the morning show to complain about this bridge. it is falling apart, and it has no emergency shoulder. a fender bender away from carmagedeon. >> mark, thanks for calling today. >> thanks. just wanted to let you know, i started at quarter after 7:00 this morning, and i just now got to work, if that tells you anything about the morning commute. >> hour and 15 minutes. >> mark, what do you attribute that to? >> really, the bridge is the single point of failure. >> it is a cho

there are couple of incidents as this with covington catholic high school being rated by the it american indian activists and the new york city man who posted be parity video of nancy pelosi online got pilloried. have you see government policymakers and scholars addressing this weaponization of political differences in their future writings? question?combine that i'm very interested you talked about public policy. you talked about technology. where do you see the influence of advertisers in the shaping up -- i have often said to my inventor of the mute button ought to get a nobel peace prize. influencetent do they or the competition for them see on cablet we tv? >> who was to start? weaponization, advertising? questions ase being very connected. the advertising, the ad-based model, the model by which these platforms think about -- , the debate about who speech, these companies are by their ad-based model and their shareholders and they are for-profit companies, but they are also informed by politics,- small p the origin being the gate to the computer science building. kind of the don't b

but i did manage to sit down with him two weeks ago at his law firm in washington at covington and burling and talked to him about the refugee act. and his role as domestic policy adviser under president carter. >> my name is mark hetfield, the president and ceo of hias, founded as the hebrew immigrant aid society, american jewish communities refugee organization. i'm here today with ambassador stewart eizenstat, who was the domestic policy adviser to president carter throughout both of president carter's presidential campaigns and also throughout his white house years. ambassador eizenstat was a key actor in the implementation of the refugee act of 1980. ambassador eizenstat, thank you so much for joining us today. i also want to note that ambassador eizenstat recently released a book he authored called "president carter:the white house years" and the refugee act plays a prominent role throughout this book. >> thank you very much for let meg do this by interview process, because i have a conflict timingwise, my grandson's graduating from high school the day of this conference. which is th

examples of this have been the case of suits from covington catholic high school went to lincoln memorial abraded by american indian activists in the recent example of the new york city man who posted a parody video of nancy pelosi and got hillary. so, how do you see government policymakers and scholars addressing the weaponization of political differences in the future writings? >> can we combine the question? >> i wanted to ask, he talks about public policy and technology. where you see the influence of advertisers >> i've often said to my children that the mute button, the inventor ought to get a nobel peace prize that but to what extent do they influence the competition for them influencing the kind of programming you see not just on general television but on cable tv as well . >> weaponization advertising . >> i see the two questions is very connected because the advertising via base model business model, the model by which these platforms and think about facebook, google, youtube, the places in which who's speech gets hurt . >> the ad base model and the shareholders and the for-prof

and i don't need to go into the examples that spring to mind here from the covington catholic fiasco to the coverage of the mueller inquiry until it turned out not to be the media had let people to expect. i don't think it's surprising that there is low trust in some of our institutions. but i think it's a healthy phenomenon if the people -- voters express their frustration as they most certainly did in 2016 on both sides of the atlantic, what political establishments had it coming. they made a succession of mistakes of which the financial was the last straw. we're seeing not a threat to democracy nor to the institutions but a wakeup call to the institutions. i'll make one more point. at the time that president trump was elected, some academics got into a great lather and predicted american tyranny, the fall of the constitution, the end of democracy. that seems absurd, it did at the time. now i think it should to everybody. the institutions have held up perfectly well for this president. i see no sign that the rule of law has been subverted by the trump administration. i see every si

omar villafranca is outside the jail in covington where watson is being held. >> reporter: good morning. the tennessee bureau of investigation received 430 tips about watson but they were finally able to catch him after someone spotted him on their home security camera. >> he had this door open and he was in like this. >> reporter: about 3:30 sunday morning, harvey and ann taylor woke up to a door bell alert showing a stranger rifling through their refrigerator outside their front door. >> when he finally backed out of here and closed the door my wife recognized him and said that's him. he's got that goatee? >> reporter: their surveillance camera caught curtis ray watson wearing camouflage overalls, a hat, and backpack he stole from another home. the taylors called 911. within 30 minutes hundreds of law enforcement officers surrounded the area conducting searches. seven hours later watson was spotted in a nearby soybean field weathered and covered in bites. >> hands up. went to his knees. he gave up immediately. he was relieved to be over with his run. he knew he wasn't getting away bec

of the federal government. 14 minutes later, the president sent a tweet wishing ufc fighter colby covingtont evening. and a re-tweet of immediately fix sated on fear mongering. social media photoed showed the president posing for photos at a wedding booked at his private golf club in new jersey. trump ordered flags to be lowered in remembrance on both shootings and spoke to reporters on his way back to the white house. >> i just want to say that these are two incredible places. we love the people. hate has no place in our country, and we're going to take care of it. >> what are you going to do about it? >> we're talking to a lot of people and a lot of things are in the works and a lot of good things. we have done much more than most administrations and it's really not talked about much, but we have done actually a lot. but perhaps more has to be done. >> rather than do more than other administrations president trump actually rolled back their critical work, including when trump signed a law in february of 2017 that revoked an obama era rule that made it harder for people with mental illness

host: mike in covington, indiana, independent.ler: be policy issue, i am curious about the politicians in office, they are college educated and you see where our country is headed. make a policy to put standard people in their. life people with real life issues that live a normal life. maybe they do not have a college education. seems like politicians found a way to scam the system because they have $50 in their pockets when they go in and come out with $50 million. insider trading, which is not legal for us. bob in thehost: bronx, democratic caller. fiver: term limits, two-year terms for congress medicines and 16-year term for the president -- one six-year term for the president. the other issue is lobbyists. anybody who works for the government should be barred from working for a lobbyist for at least 15 years. that would clean up some of the waste. host: richard in missouri, democratic caller. caller: good morning. controversialably but the second amendment, i am a but thell my life forefathers never thought -- are you there? h

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