. >> john heilemann, you're next. john heilemann, again, this is a remarkable general election where you're going to have a republican nominee more populist on trade and more of a populist on intervention, military intervention than the democratic nominee. you talk about like the obama people say, the deck is being reshuffled. we'll see how that shakes out but i want to ask a question. good morning, donald. >> good morning. >> you're heading down an election by most reckoning going to cost a billion dollars in the campaign. you've been proud about being self-funded. you have people talking about pro trump super pacs. as you head into the general election are you going to welcome the support of super pacs. >> first of all, ed rollins has been tremendous. we talked about kraut hammer, they have problems, george well that nobody listens to or reads. i'm going to be making a decision over the next week. the question is, i do love self-funding. i don't want anything for myself. we do need money for the party. the party wil

on msnbc, john heilemann and former advertising guru branding and marketing expert donald deutsche. >egendary, too. >> you've got legendary and former something. i'm former something. >> did you work in the ad business. >> i did it well. >> it worked out. >> this is a great crew. it could be an excellent morning or one of those mornings -- >> where we have to issue an apology by 9:00 a.m. >> we'll walk that line. set up this day in washington. pivotal for leaders of the republican party. getting ready to meet with donald trump to hammer out differences you saw and forge a path ahead. we'll give you live looks at action in washington, d.c., all morning. >> wow. >> isn't that exciting? a live look in. official agenda gets under way at 9:00 a.m. >> tornado path. >> rnc chairman reince priebus and paul ryan will meet at republican national headquarters. at 9:30 trump and speaker ryan hold another meeting with house gop leadership. also at the rnc that meeting will include house majority leader kevin mccarthy who is now a trump delegate. house majority whip steve scalise, republican chair

john: i am john heilemann. mark: i am mark halperin. with all due respect, if you let donald trump picks the chair, he has options. originally come from ohio, right? paul o'neill of the yankees. mark: on the show tonight, a super pac and the love that donald trump lacks. he will meet with his not yet bff, paul ryan. paul ryan, again, said that he was not ready to back donald trump. he said that he wish he had more time to get to know him before this happened. trump asked him to step down as the chair in cleveland. he said, he is the nominee. over the weekend, the presumptive nominee continued to add more names to the trump train manifest without doing much to get people on board. trump: it is a mistake not to do this. we have to bring the party together. i think that i am different than anybody else who has ever run from office and i do not think so. i think it would be better to be unified and there would be something good about that. i do not think it has to be unified, in a traditional sense. need toes the party not be unified in a t

managing editor john heilemann joins us now. let's start with the inspector general's report. id we learn today about the way hillary clinton used the server, what she did with it and what she knew? john: there have been a lot of people talking about this and claiming there is a lot new in this report that is not really new. the things that are important about the report are the secretary-general saying that she never sought permission within the department to set up a home server, that if she had asked for permission, that she wouldn't have received permission. there is interesting reporting in the report that tells a story about staffers that raised concerns about it at some point who were told explicitly that it had been approved when it had never happened. it also suggested that she and her aides had not cooperated with this investigation. we are trying to determine if any previous secretaries who had been investigated by their inspector general had not been cooperative. the real action on this story still sits with the fbi and the investigation ongoing there. david: not th

as john heilemann said. it's may.d secondly, again, we've said it repeatedly. a republican primary is a republican primaries, a republican primary. i need five minutes with someone that much thes to win a republican primary. i can sit them down and explain this is how you win a republican primary. a general election when running for president of the united states, far, far different, far more complex. and donald trump, i'm flabbergasted he thinks this is going to move him a step closer to the white house. >> exactly because this is not what he needs to shore up, right? he has this base covereded, if you will. people know he's going to play dirty. i think republicans in losing the last two national presidential campaigns were looking for someone tough to go up against the clintons. he's proven he is that guy. that's how he won the republican primary. but now the people that are left to be convinced to them, he needs to prove he can get his head around complicated questions of commander in chiefdom and he's not answerin

we will see you next time. ♪ john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin.ue respect" to speaker paul ryan, we have a feeling a brand-new nickname is about to come your way. ♪ leading our show, a latebreaking old-fashioned political bombshell. speaker of the house paul ryan, in an interview a short while ago, said that he is in effect not on board the trump train. when cnn's jake cap or as the speaker if he would back trump in the general election he said , this. speaker ryan: to be perfectly candid, i am not ready to do that at this point. i am not there.

. >> and we'll have more on the indiana primary when we talk with john heilemann, managing editor of bloomberg politics. that's coming up on "cbs this >>> well, another strong storm system is moving from the southeast up the atlantic coast this morning. heavy rain, thunder, and hail is possible from the gulf coast to the northeast today. a bolt of lightning struck just behind the capitol last night. look at that. the weather system moved across north carolina yesterday, where powerful winds knocked a large tree through the roof of a house in greensboro. >>> detroit's public school teachers will not be on the job again today. a sick out over money began yesterday, shutting down most of the city school system. michigan's governor says the move is not constructive. the teachers union plans to rally later today. thousands of detroit teachers walked off the job monday in a wage dispute, forcing 94 out of 97 city schools to close and leaving more than 47,000 students out of class. ivy bailey is the interim teachers union president. >> june the 30th. we're being told our school system is ba

morning," we'll have more on the gop's battle for unity when we walk with political watchers john heilemann, mark halperin, and mark mckinnon of "the circus." >>> north carolina has raised the stakes in its fight with the federal government over transgender rights. as omar villafranca reports from raleigh, the governor is nowhere close to backing down. >> reporter: u.s. attorney general loretta lynch took the podium to say the state of north carolina had violated federal laws. >> they created state-sponsored discrimination against transgender individuals who simply seek to engage in the most private of functions in a place of safety and security, a right taken for granted by most of us. >> reporter: governor pat mccrory filed his own lawsuit, accusing the federal government of overreaching its authority. >> we believe a core, rather than a federal agency, should tell our state, our nation, and employers across the country what the law requires. >> reporter: the doj sent a letter to north carolina officials last week and warned them that if the state didn't comply, the government could withh

we're back with john heilemann, mike barnacle and thomas roberts joins us as well at the table. down with a group of democratic voters in california. what did you find out from these women? >> well, i found out that it's going to take a bit of work to bring the democratic party together, if there are any indication. we wanted to talk to young women. nbc did an analysis of the exit polls in the contests held so far. bernie sanders with women under 30 beats hillary clinton 68-31 percent. voters she's going to need if she's going to beat donald trump in the general election. for them, their lives are at stake. that's how they put it to me. they have college loans. they are starting young families. the makeup of this group we talked to, two bernie sanders supporters, two hillary clinton supporters. and we're going to start with the one undecided voter. she's a veteran of the air force. served her country for six years. now works for veterans. and a lot of the passion in this conversation came when we talked about the inspector general's report on hillary clinton and the e-mail serve

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i am john heilemann. i am back. ♪ john: happy friday, sports fans.ond,they say a cross the happy friday, sports fans. littlet our show with a british flavor because of what the donald trump said about david cameron. in the spirit, we brought along our trump phone booth. mr. trump, operators are standing by. egyptair, coverage on not a lot of other news. the presumptive republican nominee, what he said about the british prime minister would be big news. they have not been the best of friends. david cameron has called donald trump's proposal "divisive, stupid, and wrong." , thed trump told gmb british version of gma, that he is not a divisive person and "i'm not stupid, ok?" which makes donald trump's statement rather interesting. >> he came after me a little bit. he would like me to visit 10 downing street. they put out that invitation two days ago, so i would do just fine with david cameron. i think he is a nice guy. i will do just fine. they have asked me to visit 10 downing street. i might do it. minister'srime office at 10 downing street responded

announcersp and your mark halperin and john heilemann.u would like to say before we begin the final round? >> we started off 17 people on the stage, and what the hel did i know about this stuffl? mark: your word is lying. >> how would you spell that? l

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin. "with all due respect" to speaker paul ryan, we have a feeling a brand-new nickname is about to come your way. ♪ leading our show, a latebreaking political bombshell. speaker of the house paul ryan in an interview a short while ago that he is in effect not on board the trump train. when he was asked if he would back trump, he said this. speaker ryan: to be perfectly candid, i am not ready to do that at this point. i am not there. and i hope to, and i want to, but what is required is that we unify the party. saying that we are unified doesn't in itself unify us. taking the principles that we believe in, showing a dedication to those, and running a principled campaign republicans can be proud about -- that is what it takes to unify the party. mark: a source familiar with the speaker explained his words this way. "the speaker was not prepared about what to say as trump as the nominee this early." he thought he was going to have more time, but john kasich and ted cruz abruptly handed thei

john heilemann managing editor of bloomberg politics. good morning. >> hello. good morning. >> you're in a good mood. >> you guys all wear your galoshes today? >> that bad. >> rainy out there. >> you can survive that, i hope. >> i'll be fine. >> if donald trump wins big in indiana, what does that mean for those trying desperately to deny him the nomination. >> do you watch game p tlons, y -- "game of thrones." they laid out a flag needing magic for if you life. >> special ovover especially ify a margin like 15 or 10 points. that would put him on a glide path. he'd only have to win about 40% of the remaining delegates by the end to get to 1237 and have the republican nomination in his pocket before the convention. >> when you lay it out like that, how does ted cruz continue if donald trump wins? >> as long as you've got the money to keep going, you can keep going. >> even if the numbers are against you. >> the numbers against you. you've got reporters out there, nebraska, south dakota, places where cruz looks strong. if you've said donald trump is the the destru

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin.ct" to donald trump, who called senator sanders "crazy bernie," i think that nickname is only taken. >> crazy donald. mark: on the show tonight,'donald trumps data shrug and hillary clinton's email mug. paul ryan's to limit to -- ryan 's dilemma to hug or not to hug. the gop presumptive nominee has a series of meetings scheduled, but focus will be trump's tete-a-tete

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin. "with all due respect" to donald trump, who called senator sanders "crazy bernie," i think that nickname is already taken. >> crazy donald. mark: on the show tonight, donald trump's data shrug and hillary clinton's email mug. and paul ryan's ryan's dilemma to hug or not to hug. the gop presumptive nominee has a series of meetings scheduled, but the focus will be trump's tÊte-À-tÊte with paul ryan, who held back his support. the tension between the two top republicans has been toned down somewhat. a story by the new york times, trump is defiant in an interview about walking into their meetings. in a pregame capitol hill press conference, ryan was more conciliatory, saying he wanted to find common ground with his party's presumptive nominee. speaker ryan: to pretend we are unifying without unifying, we are going at half strength. we need a real unification of our party. after a tough primary, that will take effort. we are committed to putting effort in. i want to be a part of the unifyi

john heilemann is with us. ralph schlosstein still with us for this hour. your key takeaways from last night? john: i thought back to 2008 when tim russert when on nbc and we know barack obama will be the democratic nominee. no one said that last night about donald trump but it was obviously clear. 1237on a path to get to delegates and cruz made it official by dropping out. ironically, we have a still ongoing democratic race, even though hillary clinton is equally on track to be the nominee. we will see more spending, more battling, more bruising on that contestedotentially a democratic convention. megan: how does donald trump now --about healing these writs rifts? john: with great difficulty. the people around him recognize that there is a lot of mending to do. there is some faction in the republican party that will stay never trump. the intellectual class and foreign-policy establishment votesay i'm not going to in this election. i'm not going to be for trump or hillary clinton. they are for hillary clinton. there will be a lot of coalescing and trump wil

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: i'm mark halperin. and "with all due respect," to ted cruz and bernie sanders, remember them always protect your face. >> hillary clinton and donald trump are hoping to deliver a knockout low to the rivals. >> knockout blows to the rivals. >> a knockout blow. >> knockout blow, knockout blow -- >> knockout punch. mark: fight night in indiana, but for the republicans, it has become the gauntlet. in one corner, donald j trump, billionaire. any other corner, the now emotional texas senator, ted cruz. as hoosiers went to the polls today, these republicans heavyweights clashed in one of the nastiest verbal matches of this entire nasty campaign. morning when trump went on "fox and friends" and unbidden brought up a national enquirer story about a purported link between ted cruz plus father in the man who shot jfk. mr. trump: his father was with lee harvey oswald prior to oswald being shot. the whole thing is ridiculous. is this? nobody even brings it up. they don't even talk about it. what was he doing with le

scarlet: that's all for "what'd john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin.ue respect" to those who thought they could come back late from the holiday weekend and be late for donald trump's press conference -- mr. trump: are you ready? do you have your pen? this sleazy guy. voter cycles? no. jeff sessions. crazy bernie. lebron. --t adds up to -6 million- well, let's the that adds up to 5 million, $6,000. bob dole is a fan of mine. bob

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin. "with all due respect" to those who thought they could come back late from the holiday weekend and be late for donald trump's press conference -- mr. trump: are you ready? do you have your pen? this sleazy guy. voter cycles? no. jeff sessions. crazy bernie. lebron. --t adds up to -6 million- well, let's the that adds up to 5 million, $6,000. bob dole is a fan of mine. bob dole endorsed me. don't tell me about bob dole. bill kristol is a loser. ♪ mark: hello from los angeles, from the california primary one week from today. but wait, everybody wants to know who is the independent candidate who the crystal has been touting? -- bill kristol has been touting? a conservative lawyer, writing, an iraqi were veteran named david french. you may not have heard of him. we hadn't either. krsitol tweeted this weekend that he had a candidate in mind that he said would be a strong candidate. john and i talked to both of them, who both declined to comment. french is a staff writer for the national re

. ♪ ♪ .john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin.ll due respect" to those who thought they could come back late from the holiday weekend and be late for donald trump's press conference -- mr. trump: are you ready? do you have your pen? this sleazy guy. voter cycles? no. jeff sessions. crazy bernie. lebron. that adds up to 6 million -- well, let's say that adds up to $5 million. bob dole is a fan of mine. bob dole endorsed me. don't tell me about bob dole. bill kristol is a loser.

. >>> i'm john heilemann. >> i'm mark halperin. all those who thought they could come back late an miss donald trump's press conference. buckle up for a crazy summer. >> are you ready? this sleazy guy. you're a really beauty. >> criticizing your political -- >> jeff sessions. crazy bernie. gary johnson. lebron. trump university. that adds up to six million -- that is up to $5 million. here's the story. bob doyle is fan of man. don't tell me about bob doyle. >> it's indy time. we're here at the california primary. that's one week from today. everybody wants to know who is the independent candidate. the man being eyed by crystal is a conservative lawyer, writer and iraqi war veteran named david french. the big guessing game is -- he said would be a strong candidate. you talked to french and crystal late this afternoon. both declined to comment. french is a staff writer for the national review. he lives in tennessee with his wife and three kids. he says, he declined to comment. the two republican sources we talked to familiar with wha

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin. and "with all due respect when it lewandowski, comes to your boss's running mate, remember -- you have options. >> paul o'neill a bianchi's. stand up, paul. paul, you originally come from ohio, right? oh, wow. paul o'neill. >> ♪ mark: happy election day sports fans. voters in west virginia and nebraska did, in fact, go to the polls today with the republican race. the focus is instead on three general election battlegrounds -- florida, ohio, and pennsylvania. that is because there are new pulls out in those three crucial swing states that run counter to clinton's current lead over trump in many national polls. in pennsylvania, clinton and trump are statistically tied. the same is true in florida, which is a a must win state for almost any future president. and finally in ohio, trump is up 43% to 39%, which is still within the margin of error, but up. there is a lot in here to dig into, but as we know, polls like these do two things -- they reflect reality and they create reality. so ma

john heilemann is managing editor of bloomberg politics. good morning. >> hello. good morning. >> you're in a good mood. >> you guys all wear your galoshes today? >> going to be that bad? >> rainy out there. >> you can survive that, i hope. >> i'll be fine. thank you. >> all right. if donald trump wins big in indiana, what does that mean for those trying desperately to deny him the nomination? >> do you watch "game of thrones"? jon snow laid out on that slab. you need to have some source resz revive him. that's the never trump movement. they're laid out on a slab, needing special magic to get new life. pretty much over if donald trump wins. especially if he wins by the margins that the polls are suggesting. it would means he wins all of indiana's delegates tonight if he won by a margin of 15 points. put him on a glide path, he'd only have to win about 40% of the remaining delegates to get to 1237 and have the republican nomination in his pocket before the convention. >> when you lay it out like that, how does ted cruz continue if donald trump wins? >> as long as y

donald trump and your announcers mark halperin and john heilemann.k: congratulations on making it this far. is there anything you would like to say before we begin the final round? >> we started off 17 people on the stage, and what the hell did i know about this stuff? mark: your word is lying. >> how would you spell that? l-y-e-n. mark: yoe

. >>> i'm john heilemann. >> i'm mark halperin. with all due respect to donald trump who started calling senator sanders crazy bernie. i think that nickname is already taken. >> crazy donald. >> on the show tonight, donald trump's day to shrug and hillary clinton's e-mail bug. paul ryan's dilemma to hug or not to hug. trump held a peace summit with republican lawmakers tomorrow. the gop nominee has a series of meetings scheduled. the tension between the two top republicans has been toned down in recent days, somewhat. in a story published today, trump was defied an interview about the leverage he has walking into the meeting that his eight million twitter followers mattered more than ryan's blessing. ryan said he wanted to find common ground with the party's nominee. >> we go into the fall at half strength. this election is too important to go into an election at half strength. that means we need a real unification of our party, after a tough primary, that's going to take effort. we're committed to putting that effort in. i want to

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin. due respect when it lewandowski, comes to your boss's running mate, remember -- you have options. >> paul o'neill a bianchi's. stand up, paul. paul, you originally come from ohio, right? oh, wow. paul o'neill. >> ♪ mark: happy election day sports fans. voters in west virginia

john heilemann and mark halperin said crystal was referring to a conservative author named david french. trump fired back at crystal and others. >> he's the last one. don't forget, trump will never run. the guy is not a smart person. i blame you. why do you put this guy on television? he's got no credibility. it sounds like he's going to put somebody up. even i thought it, they'll find some indy. he's trying to make you a little bit nuts. if they do an indy, assuming it's decent, which i don't think anybody with a reputation would because they would look like fools. you lose the election for the republicans and therefore you lose the supreme court. >> michael steele the former chair of the republican national committee and howard fineman global political director. remember the year of replacements for the nfl. i be thinking -- i'm thinking they come up with this guy david french who writes for the national review of conservative magazine, he's their candidate now. >> he's always running against his own party. he's at war with his friends, people who should be his friends like susanna ma

announcersp and your mark halperin and john heilemann. is there anything you would like to say before we begin the final round? >> we started off 17 people on the stage, and what the hel did i know about this stuffl? mark: your word is lying. >> how would you spell that? -y-e-n. .ark: you are new at this would you like to have another try? ok, donna. we will accept that. john: your next word is little. -i-d-d-l-e. mark: ok -- >> i love you folks, but i can think of places i would rather be. ♪ tonight, politics from all directions, north, south, east, and west, as in wes anderson. not that wes anderson, but nonetheless. is meh.he word trump held a big press conference as he reached the delegates he needed to be the nominee, and yet some mainstream republicans are not behind him, like susanna martinez. governor martinez is donaldorsement that led to say "that she is not doing her job in her state." all figures siding with the governor and taking swipes at trump in the process. it is donald trump in the party? this martinez thing is a specif

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin. and "with all due respect" to corey lewandowski, when it comes to your boss's running mate, remember, you have options. >> paul o'neill of the yankees. stand up, paul. paul, you originally come from ohio, right? oh, wow. paul o'neill. >> ♪ john: happy election day, sports fans. it is true, voters in west virginia in nebraska did in fact go to polls today with the republican race. threecus is instead on general election battlegrounds, florida, ohio and pennsylvania. that is because quitting up university is up with you -- quinnipiac university is out with the polls that run counter to clinton's current lead over trump in many national polls. in pennsylvania, clinton and trump are statistically tied. the same is and true in florida, which is a must win state for almost any future president and finally, in ohio, quinnipiac has trump up 43% to 39% for clinton which is within the margin of error, but there is a lot in here to dig into sheer, but as we know polls like this do two things. th

john: i am john heilemann. to nicoledue respect" wallace and especially donny deutsch -- i am back. ♪ john: happy friday, sports fans. or as they say across the pond, happy friday, sports fans. oh and cheerio and pip pip. we start our show with a little british flavor because of what donald trump said about david cameron. in the spirit of such trump phoner, we brought our own trump phoner phone booth in case demand -- in case the man calls. in the day's coverage on egyptair, not a lot of other news is breaking through. on any other day the presumptive , republican nominee, what he said about the british prime minister would be big news. for context they have not been , the best of friends. david cameron has called donald trump's proposal for a ban on muslims "divisive, stupid, and wrong." donald trump told gmb, the british version of gma, that he is not a divisive person and "i'm not stupid, ok?" which makes donald trump's statement about p.m. cameron rather interesting. mr. trump: he came after me a little bit.

. >> i'm john heilemann and with all due respect to mark wallace, after your candidacy, it might look something like this. >> happy "game of thrones" belated spoiler alert, fans. tomorrow, indiana republican primary and team cruz needs to snowas much as john needs a fresh pair of pants. that's also funny. [laughter] writers today.pt ted cruz unleashed an army in indiana. he did it with mike pence, carly fiorina, and senator mike lee. there is a mystery why. shows that donald trump leads the primary with 49% my ted cruz at 34%. the texas senator also has a new ad calling from a liar and a p honey. this morning he said despite the odds, he could still become the nominee and he sparred with hecklers holding trump signs. sen. cruz: i am in for the distance as long as we have a viable path to victory. i am running to be everyone's president. >> we don't want you. sen. cruz: you are entitled to your respect -- to your perspective. >> do the math. you wanted kasich out, now it is your turn. cruz: trump is not going to get 1237. >> he is going to get more than 1237. you are the problem. where

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: i'm mark halperin.th all due respect," to ted cruz and bernie sanders, remember them always protect your face. >> hillary clinton and donald trump are hoping to deliver a knockout low to the rivals. >> knockout blows to the rivals. >> a knockout blow. >> knockout blow, knockout blow -- >> knockout punch. mark: fight night in indiana, but for the repu

john: i am john heilemann. respect" wallace and especially donny deutsch -- i am back. ♪ john: happy friday, sports fans. or as they say across the pond, happy friday, sports fans.

. ♪ john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin.espect" to donald trump, who called senator sanders "crazy bernie," i think that nickname is already taken. >> crazy donald. mark: on the show tonight, donald trump's data shrug and hillary clinton's email mug. and paul ryan's ryan's dilemma to hug or not to hug. the gop presumptive nominee has a series of meetings scheduled, but the focus will be trump's tÊte-À-tÊte with paul ryan, who held back his support.

here in new york, mark halperin and john heilemann.hey are the hosts of "with all due respect," and more. what does the report say, and how damaging is it for hillary clinton? anne: the report says she violated state department e-mail practices in a couple of regards. it says she failed to get approval for this system, private e-mail system ahead of time. and that that approval would not have in granted had the state department officials known all of its ramifications, because of security concerns. it also said the state department's sloppy handling of e-mail dated back to previous secretaries of state. that is something the clinton campaign is relying on in its defense. it makes clear, throughout an 83 page report, and i think scathing is not too harsh a that hillary here, clinton was by far the worst offender almost sloppy practices. -- on those sloppy practices. it also says she refused to sit for an interview. charlie: with the inspector general. and so did her aides? anne: exactly. other secretaries of state either sat for an inte

. >> i'm john heilemann. you've been digging yourself out of so many situations, it's about time do you wore the proper gear.o you wore the propr gear. you wore the proper gear.you wore the proper gear. >>> we've got some not so miner, miner news today. the republican party is still in recovery mode after house speaker paul ryan shocked the argyle socks off the political world and said he's not ready to support donald j. trump, billionaire. we read you trump's initial statement. this morning donald trump call into the fox news network. >> i was really surprised by it. it's fine. he can do whatever he wants to do. it's fine. i was surprised by it. many other people were surprised by it and some were really surprised by it and not happy. i'll tell you i have many endorsements from yesterday. they're coming in left and right. he's one of the only ones that really was surprising. >> was there more? there was more. trump also used his favorite social media microphone to depend himself and deride the house speaker.

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