cheney's husband of 52 years, dick cheney to please stand up. vice president cheney. [ applause ] thank you so much for coming. it means a lot to me and a lot to lynne. well, i'm honored to introduce this morning's distinguished speaker. and when i called her last year to invite her she said, am i the only speaker to hasn't won a pulitser prize, i said yes, but you're the only speaker who was second lady of the united states of america for eight years. if you google dr. cheney, you will be blown away by all of her awards and accomplishments. but as always i'm not going to list all of that. i expect you to do that. but while she was head of neh, she published a report that warned about the failure of schools and institutions of higher learning to transmit accurate knowledge about the past to future generations. she said, quote, a system of education that fails to nurture memory of past denies students a great deal. one of the most successful series she funded when she was there was the civil war series by ken burns, which we all loved. and some pr

dick cheney on the uss ronald reagan, the first ship to be named for a living former president. president reagan was dealing with the effects of alzheimer's disease of the time and was -- at the time and was unable to attend the ceremony. [applause] v.p. cheney: thank you very much, mr. chairman, senator warner. thank you for those kind words. mrs. reagan, let me say what an -- what a special honor it is for lan and need to be here with you and your family today. nn and need to be here with you and your family today. governor warner, secretary johnson, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, i'm very pleased to visit naval station norfolk and i appreciate the warm welcome. i am sorry to disappoint those that i do not arrive the way the president did recently, on the uss lincoln. next ine when you are port i will try it. to the officers and crew of this base, i bring personal greetings from our commander-in-chief, president george w. bush. [applause] v.p. cheney: for everyone that loves the navy and honors its traditions, and everyone who admires the name and legacy of our 40

i mean, that came up i think-- it is sometimes said when you had dick cheney around and colin powelld, who prevailed meeive who-- >> first of all, the chief of staff has to have peripheral vision and know where all the people with great tunnel vision are. ( laughter ) and that helps to make sure that any word to the president is not out of context. because you want the words to be within context. and strong personalities in the white house, it's a team, and it's a team of rivals in every white house because they're very competent staffers who are legitimately hired because they have great expertise. many of them have type "a" personality, and they think they're the only person with great expertise, and you have to manage that process and make sure that the playing field is in fact level and not skewed one way because a dominant staffer is bullying the process. but the last word i found the president would frequently seek me out as the last word but it wasn't so much about the decision. it was the process by way the decision was being made by the president. and i would be able to say,

your blood dresser industries great will give them billions of dollars of no bid contracts and dick cheney becomes a multimillionaire again. yeah so i mean let's talk about the way that the bill actually works obamacare had two hundred forty insurance companies participating in the individual market at the beginning it only has one hundred forty insurance companies now participating in the individual market is what obamacare you love company that's the bill that i helped work with that actually does that and we don't repeal the taxes but the but the problem with that is that republicans won't go for it if they have feels as though it's critical and that's the that's the issue but taxes are bad for the economy it's not just the one percent it's flowed through taxes that are coming through l.l.c. which there is actually is imes of highest taxation in a sense for the times of greatest prosperity same is true in europe and actually i don't if i think following metric though right it's high prosperity than high taxes than most prosperity lower down no need to be the way the top tax rate was nin

maybe not as much as an al gore and bill clinton or dick cheney and george w. bush or something, but it will. just bus by the virtue of the institution. the modern vice-presidency today tells us that it has become an indispensable part of the executive government. clearly in the past that was not the case. even when you have these exceptions, and certain candidates -- excuse me -- certain presidents and vice presidents and you have these relationships that i've been talking about, where they were significant and meaningful, institution itself was not in dispensable. today i would argue that it indispensable institution because, number one, the presidencier clearly almost too much for one individual. so we need that sort of a collegial executive where the vice president can be an integral part of the administration and also always on the off chance they may become president. so it's important that they're integral to the administration. >> nicholas reynolds talks about the life and legacy ofern net -- of ernest hemingway. >> during our time in portland, oregon,

. >> reporter: tributes to those in uniform and nod to dick cheney and donald rumsfeld who served under ford. >> they look great. >> reporter: getting down to business urged congress is get down to defense spending. and added another plug. >> you can also call those senators to make sure you get health care. >> reporter: launched a twitter blitz. ten tweets demanding action on health care and attacking hillary clinton. noted that president has complete ability to pardon. >> grant a full and absolute pardon on richard nixon. >> reporter: but president insists only crime is leaks against us. now new intelligence leak involving jeff sessions. >> i did not have communications with the russians. >> reporter: "washington post" reports that intelligence agencies intercepted this. disputes it's uncorroborated and says that sessions stands by testimony never discussing interference with campaign. president had talked about frayed relationship with sessions over recusal from the russian investigation but new shake-up, new communications director anthony skair muchy i -- scaramucci is taking over.

it was dick cheney who put it to me when he was gerry ford's, a terrific chief of staff for gerry fordou can't have a tough thing you have to tell the president and have six or eight guys who say, it's your turn, it's your turn. there has to be one person. and we do not have a chief of staff as we speak who can tell the president no. charlie: is there anybody who can tell the president no? >> you know, i sometimes wonder if donald trump could find the civilian equivalent of jim mattis who evidently has the gravitas to change the president's mind on torture, for example. and tell him no. he needs to find somebody like that. because history is littered with the wreckage of presidencies that tried to govern this way, including gerry ford's. >> back to your first question, who makes a good chief of staff, i completely agree with john. the role of the chief of staff is going to vary from president to president and vary drastically. it would be hard to imagine two presidents more unlike in the delegation department than president reagan and president carter. president carter, like president

bush when saddam d gaddafi and saddam hussein and opened the middle east.he him and dick cheney lined the arkets with all the money they could scam out of this country, that is why the country almost the republican par do is all they want to steal from the poor and give to the rich and i'm getting pretty it is all red of it, i have to say. host: from "u.s.a. today," this soldier, there is a u.s. soldier been arrested in hawaii for possible ties looking isis, he was stationed in schofield barracks. accused of having ties to the islamic state, according to the f.b.i. f.b.i. official identify the ikaika erik kang. in as scheduled to appear court monday afternoon and criminal complaint fighted in swore allegiance to the islamic state, tried to rovide documents to the group known as isis and tried to provide training. texas, james up next, republican line. caller: yes, sir. seem erican people don't to understand about healthcare for employers prior to world war ii, no one got healthcare from their employers when the war the war department froze salaries, so employers giving out healthcare

as dick cheney put it to me, terrific chief of staff with gerry ford, he said you can't tell a tough thing you have to tell the president, have eight or nine guys sitting around saying, no, it's your turn, it wants your turn, it's got to be one person to do it and, unfortunately, we do not have a chief of staff as we speak in the white house who can tell the president no. >> rose: is there anybody in the white house who can tell the president no? >> well, you know, esometimes wonder if donald trump could find the civilian equivalent of jim mattis, who evidently has the gravidas to change the president's mind -- >> rose: or tell him no. -- on torture, for example, and tell him no. >> mcmaster. he needs to find somebody like that because history is littered with the wreckage of presidencies that tried to govern this way, including gerry ford's. >> back to your first question, what makes a good chief of staff, i completely agree with john. the role of the chief of staff is going to vary from president to president and vary drastically. it would be hard to imagine two presidents more una

. >> reporter: there were tributes to those in uniform and a nod to former president dick cheney and defense secretary donald rumsfeld. both served under ford. >> they look great. they look great. >> reporter: getting down to business, president trump urged congress to deliver on higher defense spending but added another political plug. >> by the way, you can also call those senators to make sure you get health care. >> reporter: before today's pomp and ceremony, the president launched a twitter blitz. ten tweets, from demanding action on health care to attacking hillary clinton. he even noted that a president has the complete power to pardon. a power famously exercised by the president that trump honored today. >> you grant a full, free and absolute pardon onto richard nixon. >> reporter: but president trump insisted the only crime during his administration is leaks against us. today, his frustration seized on a new intelligence leak involving attorney general jeff sessions. >> i did not have communications with the russians. >> reporter: "the washington post" reports that u.s. inte

he was one of the people who in 2004 when jim comey stood up to dick cheney and threatened to resignf stiller when was not on better framework was one of the people reportedly going to resign. he gets a lot of credit for that. what thate i really means. i'm more concerned about other things, such as in the early days of the investigation into who outed valerie plame, he continued to brief john ashcroft about the investigation generally, but also karl rove's role in the investigation. that was really inappropriate because he was informing ashcroft about stuff that had gotten ashcroft into that position. that is directly analogous to where we are today. would christpher wray brief trump on what is happening on the investigation into trump? that question needs to be asked and answered. you mentioned torture. he is known to have gone to gitmo. he is known to have been involved in torture. but the details about his role in torture are all still redacted. we don't know what the substance of it is. finally, during the period he was the assistant attorney general for criminal division, he ov

dick cheney was secretary of defense.they worked closely together and affected the unification of germany and the collapse of the soviet union, the liberation of eastern europe, they did it all peacefully. it was really a tour de force. host: let's go to oklahoma on the independents line. toler: nancy reagan used make me mad when she called you a wimp. she was pretty tough. , i point that gets me today don't believe think democrat and republican means anything anymore. that is why i am an independent. it is like oklahoma. i have business here with my uncle and come here occasionally. they are closing schools. this is run by republicans. trump very well. what i say about mr. trump is this. when things get, he is gone. i remember when the casinos opened, he made a few bucks and got in and got out. you will be praising me, money will be coming in, doing all this stuff. this is what we have to watch. i do not want democrat or republican to have the kind of power he searches for. he wants total control. watch him and his histo

. >> reporter: there were tributes to those in uniform, a nod to former vice president dick cheney and defense secretary donald rumsfeld. >> they look great. they look great. >> reporter: getting down to business, president trump urged congress to deliver on higher defense spending, but added another political plot. >> by the way, you can also call those senators to make sure you get health care. >> reporter: the president launched a twitter blitz, ten tweets, from commanding action on health care to attacking hillary clinton. he even noted that a president has the complete power to pardon. a power famously exercised by the president trump honored. >> will grant a full, free and absolute pardon unto richard nixon. >> reporter: but trup insisted the only crime is leaks against us. his frustration involves a new intelligence leak involving jeff sessions. "the washington post" reports that u.s. intelligence officials intercepted russian ambassador kislyak telling moscow he discussed the trump campaign with sessions. a sessions aid disputed that and said sessions stands by his testimony th

so then i did the same thing that dictate -- dick cheney did and went to this search committee of my name was on the list so i got the job and worked at the clinton white house at the end of his second term lamented the interest of food writing flaw -- but i love the presidency because that encapsulates so the savings that i felt like the a deity of african-americans that are the celebrated:every artist doing their best to keep the president happy and healthy with an interplay the president tends to want to play hooky from their diet and early their saving the president's from themselves. batted is the interesting personality. / want to focus on 3e personalities from the roosevelt administration another one was named nick duffy who was primarily a made in the one who would cook for fdr and then would stay in georgia. but i eventually found 150 people who had cooked for our president from george washington to the current administration i finished my book with the obama administration but there are some holdovers now with the trump whitehouse. i figured the best way is to create differ

just to go into dick cheney's home and go to the bush library, just traveling the country and getting to go behind the scenes of american politics is fascinating. it was an incredible experience. everyone was super professional, super interesting. everybody was wonderful to work with. president trump was very professional. he did not say anything off-color. i don't have any good backstage dishing for you because he was a pro. he did not say anything to me about my last name. he just accepted me as i make films for hbo. filmmaker and he treated me professionally. i got a lesson, colin powell being a great example of someone. i asked him to read from the constitution and he gave me a lecture. we could teach a master class on one line from the constitution. i feel i have a phd in american politics now having gone to meet all of the leaders in american politics and having them share their opinions about the constitution. i will tell you this. all the vice presidents complained about how the constitution does not give them enough power. it was sort of the running joke that all the vice pre

if they were violating the laws they didn't care about professional ethics when vice president dick cheney said that we were going to turn to the dark side they meant it they meant that the cia was going to go overseas and it was going to kill or capture everybody that it encountered and then just deal with the fallout later that's why guantanamo was created. sometimes new communications director has learned the hard way about holding one to one conversations with reporters after one of them revealed an expletive filled rant about fellow senior white house staff let's go live to washington d.c. now jacqueline bouvier is that. this is been all over the internet and i guess choosing your words a little more carefully maybe the mr scaramucci i was is grabbing headlines. you know it is everywhere and before it seemed that trump took the cake with abusive tweets and obsessing over leaks coming from the white house but now it seems that his new communications director is giving him a run for his money to say the least this all started when a reporter from the new yorker tweeted about a dinner th

if they were violating the laws they didn't care about professional ethics when vice president dick cheney said that we were going to turn to the dark side they meant it they meant that the cia was going to go overseas and it was going to kill or capture everybody that it encountered and then just deal with the fallout later that's why guantanamo was created. north korea has conducted another missile test that's landed in the sea off japan the pentagon sees it registered the launch believes the missile to be a. japan says it flew for around forty minutes claim to test its first intercontinental ballistic missile earlier this month or russia's ministry of defense both the tests were in fact medium range this latest weapons test is the fourteenth pyongyang. this year in violation of the u.n. as for south korea to call for an emergency national security meeting over the incident. police in jerusalem are preventing men under the age of fifty from entering temple mount also known as a reef as paul asli reports it is a move likely to reignite the already tense situation at the holy site. the sit

if they were violating the laws they didn't care about professional ethics when vice president dick cheney said that we were going to turn to the dark side they meant it they meant that the cia was going to go overseas and it was going to kill or capture everybody that it encountered and then just deal with the fallout later that's why guantanamo was created. now the other big story rumbling on this friday the u.s. senate's approved a new round of sanctions against russia iran and north korea an overwhelming majority voted in favor of the bill during the hearing senators emphasized that russia was being targeted for its alleged meddling in last year's u.s. election. a strong message to vladimir putin and any other aggressor that we will not tolerate attacks on our democracy that's what this bill is all about this vote let a spinal finally finally officially condemn and forcefully respond to that attack on our country for this stunning breach of our right as a sovereign nation not to have our elections disturbed by a foreign capital so where is it going to go next for one who's busted the p

if they were violating the laws they didn't care about professional ethics when vice president dick cheney said that we were going to turn to the dark side they meant it they meant that the cia was going to go overseas and it was going to kill or capture everybody that it encountered and then just deal with the fallout later that's why guantanamo was created. police in jerusalem are preventing men under the age of fifty from entering temple mount also known as her reef and as polish slave reports it's a move likely to reignite the already tense situation of the holy site right now. the situation here in west hollywood a neighborhood of arab east jerusalem is extremely tense this has been a flashpoint of violence in the past and police have fought in additional reinforcements there are heavy security barriers they've closed a lot of the roads into the old city and also have secured their checkpoints between east jerusalem and the west bank even more now the police have also threatened that they are expecting casualties today indeed if violence explodes and there has been violence here in th

will share -- show you three commissioning ceremonies clinton, presidents bush, and vice president dick cheney. number five president clinton. >> in 1913, harry truman was a young missouri farmer, experiencing some business difficulties as he did from time to time. but as always, he did not give up easily. he wrote to his sweetheart and future white -- wife best his -- bess these words. harry truman was a man of his word create it took 85 years but on july 25, 1998, harry truman's ship has come in. [applause] clinton: of course, president truman's home town of independence, missouri was not exactly a center of naval operations. coming from the state just south of missouri, we are completely landlocked and harry truman was an army man. -- 1944, he spoke at the christening of the battleship missouri on whose decks japan surrendered a year later. he felt a he felt and affection for the ship, and as president came to rely, as all presidents to, on the world's greatest navy. the american people still feel a strong affection for harry truman. she seemed to some an ordinary man, but he became an ordi

they were violating the laws they didn't care about professional ethics and when vice president dick cheney said that we were going to turn to the dark side they meant it they meant that the cia was going to go overseas and it was going to kill or capture everybody that it encountered and then just deal with the fallout later that's why guantanamo was created. a commuter trains crashed into the buffers at a station in barcelona in spain injuring at least fifty four people on of them seriously it happened during the friday morning rush hour video shows the front of the trains been badly damaged the driver is among the injured the cause of the crash has not yet been established but it's understood that the train did pass an inspection ten days ago the council on regents presidency and the mayor of boston i don't know is it to say. police in jerusalem are preventing men under the age of fifty from entering temple mount also known as a rama al sharif and as paula slay reports it's a move likely to reignite the already tense situation of the holy site. the situation here in west hollywood a neig

if they were violating the laws they didn't care about professional ethics when vice president dick cheney said that we were going to turn to the dark side they meant it they meant that the cia was going to go overseas and it was going to kill or capture everybody that it encountered and then just deal with the fallout later that's why guantanamo was created. the american led coalition's officially ended cooperation with a rebel group in syria saying u.s. partners should only fight islamic state it's the first time such a groups been excluded. the shahadah. commonly referred to as the shook one of our partner forces there you know laterally without u.s. or coalition permission or coordination conducted patrols outside of the agreed upon deescalation zone and engaged in activities not focused on fighting isis the group in question is a function of the free syrian army operating in the sun for the country before exclusion it was among the so-called vetted syrian forces those but by the us led coalition. has more after a long months of basically zero cooperation between the united states and

but given what we know, knew and know about the bush administration and certainly about dick cheney,he believe believed, it's one thing to have the bush administration have their justice department come after you initially. it's quite another thing to have barack hussein obama and eric holder who we expect to behave a little differently. >> that's right. >> to come after you. >> that's right. >> how did you process that? wasn't bush, but it was the obama people. >> i was in denial for a long time. i volunteered on the campaign -- >> for obama. >> for obama. i took my children to the inauguration to witness this historic moment. this great moment in american history. went to work immediately after the inauguration, went to work for john kerry on the senate foreign relations committee on the democratic staff. i'm a third-generation democrat. i've always been a democrat. i've always been a progressive. then the whole weight of the u.s. government fell on my head. and so i got to meet people like tom drake, for example, at nsa. he was an nsa whistleblower who was prosecuted under the esp

if they were violating the laws they didn't care about professional ethics when vice president dick cheney said that we were going to turn to the dark side they meant it they meant that the cia was going to go overseas and it was going to kill or capture everybody that it encountered and then just deal with the fallout later that's why guantanamo was created. so much more to come including trouble again at a holy site in jerusalem could once again be the flashpoint for violence between palestinians and authorities in israel a live coming up from correspondent and much more. if we take for instance the size large enough to destroy a city say forty meters or so of the million or so asteroids out there we have discovered perhaps a percent or so of that ten thousand of those. so in other words i means that ninety nine percent of them are undiscovered so you should expect that the great majority of asteroids are very close to the earth to come as a surprise. police in jerusalem are preventing men now under the age of fifty from entering the temple also known as around the sharif for friday pray

yes.ulvaney: i thought dick cheney was wrong when he said deficits don't matter. you could make the argument that statement was taken out of context, but he has had it hung around his neck for a long time. deficits absolutely matter, especially when you don't have a plan to pay it back. i i take money from you but believe i am going to give it back to you and you believe i am going to give it back to you, we call that debt. if i take money from you and we don't believe i am going to give it back, we call that safed. .e are's -- call that theft we are stealing from our grandkids. would be better off printing new dollars every single year for every deficit dollar we run, because that makes you and me pay for our own deficit. if we have to put all this money in circulation, the money in our pocket is worth less, and then we would feel what we are doing when we borrow money. but right now, we borrow it from our grandkids. we don't feel it. they do. i think i could make a strong argument that snow tomorrow or sensible thing -- that's not a moral or sensible thing to do

if they were violating the laws they didn't care about professional ethics when vice president dick cheney said that we were going to turn to the dark side they meant it they meant that the cia was going to go overseas and it was going to kill or capture everybody that it encountered and then just deal with the fallout later that's why guantanamo was created. morning rush hour train crash in spain is injured dozens of people i'll have the details about for you after a quick break. something seems wrong. just don't hold. me. to shape out these days comes to the ticket and in the game equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart a. chance to look for common ground. global war hawks sell you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battle. to socks for the tell you that every gossip and public works well fitted for news today. off the bat doesn't tell you on the cool enough to buy their product. all the hawks that we along with all on walking. welcome back a commuter trains crashed into the buffers at a station in boston learned

two thousand and one that the cia was going to take the gloves off and then when vice president dick cheney said that we were going to turn to the dark side they meant it. they meant that the cia was going to go overseas and it was going to kill or capture everybody that it encountered and then just deal with the fallout later that's why guantanamo was created cia has has washed its hands of mitchell and jessen remember this is a civil case it's not a criminal case so nobody's going to go to prison over this this is about money and so even if mitchell and jessen lose the worst thing that could happen is that they're going to have to pay a great deal of money to their victims or to the families of their victims at the cia they've they've moved on. a bloke who's put on u.s. support for one rebel group in syria why i will tell you about that right after this coming quick break. if we take for instance the size large enough to destroy a city say forty meters or so of the million or so asteroids out there we have discovered perhaps a percent or so of that ten thousand of them. so in other words

zero doubt that starting with the latter were putin on down that there was meddling interference dick cheney called it an act of war so that's what there's no doubt about so you know people can talk about it in these terms of oh it's this big nothing it's not a big nothing and you know why he said what stupid thing he said you know you'll have to ask him again. to base it if you're on your air it's just stupid ok that's the explanation let me go to you line i want to correct the record here we had james clapper say in front of a congressional committee it wasn't seventeen agencies it was three and those three agencies that came out of their assessment meeting their guesstimate cherry pick the people that wrote that report here so let's clear the air ok i suggested everyone go to robert perry. and consorting news dot com and he has a very good explanation of it here finally lionel you've been very patient jump in . the project very ty's video is the zapruder film for c.n.n. . and is dad dad zucker dad predict you will see the ultimate freezing out this is the denouement the epilogue the coda

quote unquote but i would rather have an incompetent fool in the administration than somebody like dick cheney or hillary clinton that well that's a very very interesting point here maybe it would be better if the soprano family ran the country i don't know where we would have gotten out of clinton would have been a like you know kind of run out of time many thanks to my guests in seattle washington and in new york and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t.c. you next time and remember crosstalk. i really think that liberal democracy is in deep trouble to do liberal democratic politicians that sort of created their own soul of what matters and they're leaving out more and more in a nod to the store a sense i would say liberal democracy has really reached its limits. in the us a child can choose a nominee course in school. with physicist teachers really don't. recruit will says to if the cadet is interested in going in the military but we don't recruit ourselves and see. the pentagon is funding a program to boost interest in the military among teenagers your chance to step up to an

if they were violating the laws they didn't care about professional ethics when vice president dick cheney said that we were going to turn to the dark side they meant it they meant that the cia was going to go overseas and it was going to kill or capture everybody that it encountered and then just deal with the fallout later that's why guantanamo was created. north korea has conducted another missile test that's london in the sea off japan but the assessments being made about the missile have contradicted each other so far the pentagon earlier claimed that north korea had fired a long range weapon but russia's foreign ministry ses say it was medium range young young claiming to have tested its first intercontinental ballistic missile earlier this month neighboring japan and so i korea our concerns with seoul calling for an emergency security meeting over the incident this latest weapons test is the fourteenth pyongyang has carried out this year in violation of a u.n. bot. at least three palestinians have been injured by israeli forces during protests in the west bank city of hebron came af

if they were violating the laws they didn't care about professional ethics when vice president dick cheney said that we were going to turn to the dark side they meant it they meant that the cia was going to go overseas and it was going to kill or capture everybody that it encountered and then just deal with the fallout later that's why guantanamo was created. commuter trains crashed into the buffers or to station a boss alone in spain injuring at least fifty four people one of them seriously it happened during the friday morning rush hour video shows the front of the train is badly damaged the driver is among the injured the cause of the crash is not yet been established but it's understood that the train did pass an inspection ten days ago the catalan regions presidents and the matter of boston have visited the scene . in just over ten minutes time from now a soyuz spacecraft is due to blast off for the international space station carrying the next crew to the orbiting lab we're going to show you live pictures of the launch in a few minutes here on r.t. first though nick aaron is at the b

after she told me this i did the same thing dick cheney did when george w. bush asked for the vice president, i was head of the search committee but my name went on the list which i got the job in dc and worked in the clinton white house. it the end of the second term and after that started this interest in food writing and that led to the publication of soul food and this book. what i love about the roosevelt presidency is it encapsulates so many themes in my book. one is the idea that we have these african-americans who are celebrated culinary artists doing their best to make their president happy through food and the first family and keep them healthy. we have this interplay where presidents tend to want to play hooky from their diet and usually it is the first lady and presidential physician who are saving the president from cells. and african american cooks cost in the middle. interesting personality. and i want to focus on three personalities from the roosevelt administration. what is alonzo fields. another woman is lizzie mc duffy who was a made in th

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